It took an extra five minutes, but the Hutchinson boys basketball team was able to get revenge on Glencoe-Silver Lake Friday with a 62-57 overtime win in Glencoe.

The Panthers (9-6, 4-3 WCC) beat Hutch earlier in the year in a nonconference game, but Friday’s game counted toward the Wright County Conference standings for the Tigers (5-11, 4-4 WCC).

Hutchinson built a 14-point lead in the first half but let it slip away as the Panthers roared back to tie the game at 52 at the end of regulation. The Tigers scored 10 points in OT and held GSL to five for the win.

Leading Hutch’s offense with 23 points and 12 rebounds was Marcus Hahn. Jayden Juergensen also added 12 points and 16 rebounds for a couple of double-double games.

GSL had three double-digit scorers and was led by Garrett Ober’s 17 points.

Hutchinson’s game scheduled for Tuesday against Delano was postponed. Hutch’s next game is scheduled for 7:15 p.m. on Friday when it hosts Dassel-Cokato.

Hutchinson 62, GSL 57 (OT)

Hutchinson … 30 22 10 – 62

Glencoe-SL … 16 36 5 – 57

Hutch: 24-66 FG; 7-22 3-pt; 7-10 FT; 66 rebounds; 17 fouls; 8 turnovers.

Scoring-Mason Kucera 8, Riley Steenhoek 9, Sam Pasco 2, Adam Elliott 2, Jayden Juergensen 12, Marcus Hahn 23, Anthony Cooley 2, Matt Kieser 4 … 3-point-Kucera 1, Steenhoek 3, Hahn 3 … Rebounds-Pasco 10, Juergensen 16, Hahn 12, Cooley 14, Kucera 5 … Assists-Kucera 3, Steenhoek 4, Pasco 5 … Steals-Kucera 2.

GSL: Scoring-Teddy Petersen 7, Keaton Anderson 12, Jon Richer 4, Scott Landes 11, Garrett Ober 17, Mason Ahlbrecht 4, Cole Petersen 2.

Wildcats dig in

second half

Hutchinson’s boys basketball team stuck with Waconia for the first half of their conference game Thursday, but the Wildcats ran away with it in the second half for an 85-62 win. Hutch only trailed by six points at halftime, but they were outscored by 17 points in the second frame.

From the floor the Tigers only made 25 percent of their shots (15-of-60) but boosted their score from the free-throw line by making 27-of-38.

Riley Steenhoek led the team with 18 points and Mason Kucera had 10.

The Wildcats had plenty of their own scoring, though, led by Ryan Boll’s 22 points.

Waconia 85, Hutchinson 62

Hutchinson … 29 33 – 62

Waconia …… 35 50 – 85

Hutch: 15-60 FG; 5-20 3-pt; 27-38 FT; 50 rebounds; 21 fouls; 14 turnovers.

Scoring-Mason Kucera 12, Riley Steenhoek 18, Sam Pasco 2, Adam Elliott 10, Jayden Juergensen 3, Marcus Hahn 5, Riley Goracke 3, Anthony Cooley 4, Craig Johnson 2, Matt Kieser 1, Andy Bentz 2 … 3-point-Steenhoek 2, Kucera 1, Elliott 1, Goracke 1 … Rebounds-Steenhoek 6, Hahn 12, Elliott 8, Cooley 6 … Assists-Pasco 3, Steenhoek 2 … Steals-Johnson 3.