The Brehm Prep Basketball Team Faces off with SWIC

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

The Brehm Prep Basketball Team Faces off with SWIC

Tuesday, the Brehm Prep basketball team travelled to Belleville, Illinois to play the Southwestern Illinois College Blue Storm (SWIC).

It was a close game, and Brehm Prep held down the 19th ranked NJCAA team for much of the game, only to finish with a 77-73 loss.

The lead scorer was James S. with 26 points, with Otto O. close behind.

"That's a very good basketball team... You can see why several (NCAA) Division 1 programs are recruiting kids off of that team," said Blue Storm Assistant Coach Steve Campo, according to the Belleville News Democrat. (Click here for the full story.)

Tonight, the Brehm Prep basketball team will be taking on Meramec in St. Louis, Mo.

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Wednesday, November 18, 2009