Brandywine ends historical boys' basketball season with semifinals game against Traverse City
Posted: Mar 23, 2023 6:30 PM EDT
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EAST LANSING, Mich. - The Brandywine boys' basketball team's historical season came to an end Thursday when the team played in the program's first Final Four game at the Breslin Center at Michigan State University.
The Bobcats fell to Traverse City St Frances, 46-36 in the Division 3 semifinals.
Head Coach Nathan Knapp said his team gave it their all but the baskets just weren’t falling.
He says it was a special season, winning the school’s first Regional Championship and quarterfinal game, not only for him as a coach and his players but for the entire community.
The Bobcats finish the season 25 and 3.
The school is planning a celebration once students return from spring break.
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