“It was a really fun day of basketball as we had a boy/girl doubleheader,” reported Chargers Head Coach Trent Hintermeister. “Brandon-Evansville teams came out on top of all games and our community came out in full support. Having a packed gym is exciting for the student-athletes and makes the experience for them memorable. I want to say thanks to everyone in the B/E community that came out to watch some basketball today; we had 3rd through 12th graders on the floor at different points of the day and I truly enjoyed it all. I thought our boys played really hard tonight and continued to play through Ortonville making a lot of shots early on. Credit goes to our seniors for keeping our team always going in the right direction.”

Brandon-Evansville (8-8) will play at Melrose on Tuesday.

Ortonville will try to end a six game losing skid when they host Hancock on Friday night.  They also have a road game on Saturday against Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg.