Facing former Loudon Head Coach Shane Wells, the Redskins never trailed as they won at CAK 52-39 Tuesday night.

Josh Berry opened the game draining a three, but the Warriors kept things close early.  After Berry's three, the Redskins slowly fought their way to a five point lead, but the Warriors hit a 5-0 run that tied the game late in the first quarter.

A 7-0 run by Loudon sent the game to the second with the Redskins ahead 18-11.  Jacob Poynter and Jordan Belvin hit threes during the run and Berry completed it with a buzzer-beating layup.
Berry and Zac Strange combined to put Loudon ahead by 10 early in the second, but the scoring grinded to a halt from there.  Neither team scored for a 2:39 stretch, but it was CAK that broke that scoreless period.

The Warriors got a bucket with 32 seconds remaining in the half to cut the gap to seven, 25-18, heading to the break.
A quick run by CAK cut the Loudon lead to two, but the Warrior momentum was cut short by a timeout by Loudon Head Coach Colt Narramore.

Coming out of the timeout, Berry took control - scoring seven straight points on a three and two sets of free throws.  CAK answered Berry's run with a bucket, but Belvin drained a three to give Loudon a 37-27 lead after three.

The Redskins put the game out of reach in the fourth quarter as David Lee Haskins hit a bucket and Strange completed a three point play to put Loudon ahead by 15 early on.
The Warriors were only able to trim a couple points off the lead from there and the Redskins held on for the 13-point win.

Berry led all scorers with 15 points, while Haskins tossed in 13.  Strange added 11 to the effort and Belvin tallied 10.

Information for this story provided by Sammie Dunlap