The Sturgeon Bay Clippers were defeated by the Southern Door Eagles 70-51 Tuesday night behind a 34 point outburst from Drew Daoust. 

 

The Eagles started the game off fast, going on a 13-0 run to start the game, not letting the Clippers score until the 9 minute mark of the first half. Taylor Schaefer was doing all the work down low and at the Free Throw line early for the Eagles, as they continued to hold on to their double digit lead. 

 

At the half, the Clippers were only able to carve up 13 points throughout the first 18 minutes, lead by Isaak Aune with 5 of those. Southern Door was lead by Daoust, who had 10 at the break. 

 

Once senior guard Derick Ayala-Zeno got into foul trouble however early in the second half, the tides started to shift. Daoust began to find mismatches in the defense down low in the post and behind the arc, and the Eagle lead was as much as 25. 

 

Once Ayala-Zeno was back on the floor, he and Calvin Richard would begin to knock down some shots from three to cut back into the Eagle lead, but Daoust was too much. Answering their shots with his own, Daoust ended with 34 points. Richard and Ayala-Zeno would end with 14 and 10 respectively. 

 

The player of the game was Eagle sophomore Drew Daoust, who recorded his second straight game of over 30 points in the 70-51 win.