Monticello delivered a complete performance on the road tonight, earning a 65–42 win over Heyworth. The Sages stayed composed in a physical game, played through frequent fouls, and executed at a high level from start to finish.
Mattias Rudolph Leads the Way
Mattias Rudolph led Monticello with 25 points, setting the tone offensively by attacking gaps and finishing strong around the rim. His ability to score in traffic helped the Sages maintain momentum throughout the night.
Team Basketball on Display
This was a true full-team effort. Despite constant whistles and physical play, Monticello never lost focus. The Sages continued to move without the ball, cutting hard and getting open, which created repeated high-percentage layups in the paint.
The ball movement and unselfish play kept Heyworth scrambling defensively and allowed Monticello to pull away as the game progressed.
Road Toughness
Winning by 23 points on the road is no small feat. Monticello’s discipline, spacing, and commitment to playing together showed throughout the night and paid off with a convincing victory.
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Rudolph talks 25 point game.