The Big Red traveled to Holderness on Wednesday for our fifth game in eight days. Holderness got off to a really hot start in the matchup, building a lead in the first half. In the final seconds of the first period, Patrick Ricca made clutch deflection, which fell into the lap of Teigan Pelletier, who threw a full-court pass to Justin Huang for a buzzer-beating layup. This brought the score to Holderness 34 – SPS 29 at the half and gave St. Paul's some momentum going into the break. In the second period, SPS took control quickly. Thanks to big shots from Justin Huang, and an overall dominant performance from Teigan Pelletier, SPS opened the half on a 25-11 run, building a lead as large as 9 points. Holderness never stopped battling—and never stopped making threes—and the game was tight through the end, though St. Paul's never relinquished the lead. In the victory, Teigan Pelletier scored 29 points overall, with seven three-pointers. Justin Huang had 13 points and 6 rebounds. Landon Clark added 12 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists. Treyvon Miller had 10 points and five rebounds, including a clutch three the final minutes. Mekhi Simmons added 7 points and tenacious defense with 3 steals.