Stories Related to Boys Basketball: Skyview 46, Heritage 42

Alex Schumacher had all seven of his points in the fourth quarter as part of the Skyview Storm’s 20 points in the final eight minutes to pull away from Heritage for a 46-42 victory Monday in 4A Greater St. Helens boys basketball. The spark came after a four-point third quarter by the Storm (11-5 overall, 3-2 league), in which Heritage (7-10, 1-4) led 29-28 going into the final eight minutes. And, as Timberwolves coach Drew Preuninger said, turnovers plagued his team in the final period. “That really hurt us big time,” he said. Levi Nickelson led Skyview with 12 points and Cole Grossman added 10.

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