You won't see many better defensive efforts in boys varsity basketball than what Chamois did Saturday afternoon.
The Pirates held the New Bloomfield Wildcats to 27 points on 21-percent shooting and forced 20 turnovers in a 51-27 victory in the opening game of the Missouri National Guard Shootout at Fleming Fieldhouse.
"Defense wasn't too shabby at times," Chamois coach Kyle Burkett said. "We did a pretty good job on that. We didn't give them too many easy buckets.
"We got out well on the ball screens, hedged them well, caused them ....