Hebrink hits eight threes as Packers top Scarlets

Key Takeaways:

• Hebrink Scores 30 Points with Eight Three-Pointers
• Austin Packers Defeat Mankato West Scarlets 79-71
• Multiple Players Contribute to Austin’s Victory
• Game Played in Mankato on Thursday
• Austin’s Season Record Improves to 2-4 Overall

In a thrilling display of high school basketball, Austin High School’s junior guard, Cole Hebrink , lit up the court with a remarkable shooting performance that led the Packers to a 79-71 victory over the Mankato West Scarlets on Thursday in Mankato.

Hebrink’s Shooting Streak

Hebrink was virtually unstoppable from beyond the arc, connecting on eight three-pointers throughout the game. His hot hand not only amassed him a total of 30 points but also energized his teammates and set the pace for the Packers’ offense.

“Austin junior Cole Hebrink caught fire from the three-point line ,” the Austin Daily Herald reported, underscoring his significant impact on the game’s outcome.

Team Effort Secures the Win

While Hebrink’s performance was the standout, the Packers’ victory was bolstered by contributions from several players:

• Xzaveun Severin added 12 points , providing a strong presence on both ends of the court.
• J’dan Stevens chipped in with 10 points , showcasing versatility and athleticism.
• Contributions from Banyaan Omot (7 points) , Mady Kwot (6 points) , Boden Bergstrom (5 points) , Garlo Gee (4 points) , and Rob Lillis (2 points) rounded out a comprehensive team effort.

Impact on Season Records

The win marks an important moment for Austin, improving their overall season record to 2-4 . For Mankato West, the loss leaves them at 1-5 overall.

Looking Ahead

The victory in Mankato is a promising sign for the Packers as they continue their season, demonstrating the team’s potential when firing on all cylinders. Hebrink’s exceptional performance sets a high bar for the remainder of the year, and the collective effort suggests a strong foundation for future games.

Published in accordance with the original report by the Austin Daily Herald.