Bergan, the top-ranked C-2 team, overcame a second-quarter slump that produced only five points. A brilliant third-quarter rally gave them the spark they needed to stay undefeated.
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Bounce back third quarter keeps Bergan boys perfect
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Key Takeaways:
- Bergan remains the top-ranked team in Class C-2.
- Scotus held Bergan to just five points in the second quarter.
- A dominant third-quarter performance kept Bergan unbeaten.
- The win highlights Bergan’s resilience under pressure.
- This story was first published by Fremonttribune on January 26, 2026.
A Second-Quarter Roadblock
Bergan’s quest to remain perfect in Class C-2 nearly faltered in the second quarter, when Scotus slowed the high-powered Knights to just five points. The low tally highlighted the intensity of Scotus’s defense, putting Bergan’s top-seeded status at risk.
The Turning Point in the Third
Undeterred by their sluggish offensive output, Bergan staged what the original story called a “monster third frame” to pull ahead. Their renewed focus on ball movement and efficient scoring gave them a critical boost. Scotus, unable to contain Bergan’s momentum, fell behind as the quarter progressed.
Preserving an Unbeaten Record
By the end of that decisive third quarter, Bergan had shrugged off the second-quarter setback and continued its remarkable run, remaining the top-ranked team in C-2. Though Scotus tested the Knights’ resolve, Bergan’s impressive comeback ensures that their perfect season stays alive for now.
Staying on Top
With this latest victory, Bergan has shown both dominance and resilience—qualities that define championship-caliber teams. While Scotus held them off balance for a quarter, Bergan’s quick turnaround demonstrates why they remain the team to beat in Class C-2 competition.
