Behind a 40-point performance by Drew Daoust, the Southern Door boys' basketball team cruised to a 62-54 victory Thursday night over county rival.

Daoust was a big reason why the Eagles jumped out to a 13-point halftime lead, scoring 25 of his game-high 40 points in the first half. Jackson Starr and Calvin Richard did what they could to keep the game from getting out of hand, with nine points each in the opening frame. The Clippers closed the gap a little bit in the second half by controlling the other players on the court for the Eagles and Garrett Ulberg's 11 points after the break. Ulberg's 11 points were good for third-highest on the team behind 15 points from Richard and Starr.

Daoust kept the game at a distance with seven made free throws in the second half. Tyler Neinas hit two threes to give him six points on the night, while Lauden Berg and Will Jandrin added four points apiece in the win for the Eagles.