By CHRIS LaCLAIR
Eagle Times Sports Editor
SUNAPEE, NH — First year Mount Royal Academy (0-1) head coach Brandon Crummer got his team settled in despite being down 15-4 to start the second quarter against Wilton-Lyndeborough (1-1) on Tuesday night. The Knights headed to the locker room only down 21-15 at half, but still needed to regroup to be more efficient on offense for the second.
The Knights got a spark in the second half from Peter Hogan who scored 17 of his 18 points, unfortunately, Mount Royal only put up 5 points in the third quarter as a whole.
Mount Royal Academy fell to Wilton-Lyndeborough 41-33.
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