posted by Joe Polk at 6:42 PM /
He was the smallest player on the court, and among those farthest away from the basket, but Luke Hagy did what he does best -- he made a play at a time when it mattered the most.
Hagy, Mt. Lebanon's 6-foot sophomore point guard, came away with the ball off a rebound of his own missed free throw with 46 seconds left in overtime of the Blue Devils' 38-32 victory against Hampton in the showdown of teams ranked No. 1 in their respective WPIAL classifications by the Post-Gazette this past Saturday at Ambridge.
Read more: www.post-gazette.com/pg/10007/1026242-361.stm
Hagy, Mt. Lebanon's 6-foot sophomore point guard, came away with the ball off a rebound of his own missed free throw with 46 seconds left in overtime of the Blue Devils' 38-32 victory against Hampton in the showdown of teams ranked No. 1 in their respective WPIAL classifications by the Post-Gazette this past Saturday at Ambridge.
Read more: www.post-gazette.com/pg/10007/1026242-361.stm
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