Just for a point of clarification, there were no officials from Brewster's home association (Okanogan) working the game.  There was one from Chelan County, one from the Yakima Association and one from the Columbia Basin, I believe.  The claim of "hometown" officials doesn't seem, therefore, to hold water. 

It seemed, watching from the sidelines, that in the first half, and through most of the game, Reardan was a half step behind on defense, and having some difficulty with Brewster's press on offense.  When a team is playing defense as Reardan was in the first half, they tend to foul more, reaching for the ball instead of playing defense with stable, well positioned feet and good quick lateral movement.

With a healthy team, Spokane could prove a different result should the two meet again.  It would be a great game, wish I could be there.

Well we will see starting thursday won't we!  It comes down to results or why keep score?