"We really did a nice job attacking St. Paul offensively," GICC coach Bill Gavers said. "We were able to move the ball and get some nice inside-outside looks to Spencer and Sam."

Gavers was also happy with his defense, especially the play of senior Lucas Wagoner.

"Lucas did a great job on Brett Wells," Gavers said. "To hold a good offensive player like Brett to five points is really outstanding."

Gavers was happy to have a chance to play a tough team on the road so close to postseason play.

"Winning away from your home gym this time of the season, especially against a good team is really good for you. This was a real complete game for us," Gavers said.

Louis Poss paced the Wildcats (15-4) with 10 points.

The Crusaders are back in action tonight as they travel to Wood River for a 7:45 tip-off against the Eagles.

GICC (14-6) 10 13 13 1248

St. Paul (15-4) 7 8 8 1235

GICCBuck 1, S. Fahey 19, O'Connor 6, Bolton 15, Wagoner 5, T. Fahey 2.

ST. PAULRafferty 8,Behnk 2, Poss 10, Rasmussen 4, Gay 2, Wells 5, Timmons 4.

Loup City 56, Doniphan-Trumbull 50

DONIPHAN J ordan Smith led Loup City (7-11) to a narrow 56-50 win ove Doniphan-Trumbull.

Kelan Buhr led the Cardinals (11-10) with 19 points.

Loup City (7-11) 13 8 16 1956

Doniphan-Trumbull (11-10) 10 14 10 1650

LOUP CITYBaker 4, Badura 10, Henry 12, Smith 19, Kaslon 3, Kringle 8 .

DONIPHAN-TRUMBULLBuhr 19, R. Fjeldheim 3, Jones 7,

T. Fjeldheim 12, Lilienthal 2, Nelson 2, Armon 5.