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Baltimore City College tops Cape 73-63
Vikings split two games at Salisbury holiday tournament
December 30, 2013
Cape senior Tyreik Burton goes strong to the hoop in the Vikings' 73-63 loss to the Baltimore City College Black Knights in the Governor's Challenge at the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center Dec. 28. Burton scored 21 points in the contest. BY DAN COOK
Cape forward Jon Jon Warren lays in a finger roll in the Vikings' loss to the Knights. Warren scored 16 points in the contest. BY DAN COOK
Toney Floyd goes in for a deuce over Knights guard Kamau Stokes. Floyd scored seven points in the game. BY DAN COOK
Cape forward David Kwan tips in a bucket over the Knights' John Grant for two of his 14 points in the game. BY DAN COOK
Cape guard Toney Floyd brings the ball up court. BY DAN COOK
Cape junior Ryan Thornburg is ready to take on Knights guard Aaron Williams. BY DAN COOK
Jon Jon Warren is fouled going to the hoop by the Knights' Juwan Grant. BY DAN COOK
Toney Floyd hits a deuce. BY DAN COOK
Cape junior Ryan Thornburg takes on Knights guard Aaron Williams. BY DAN COOK
Cape head coach Steve Re questions a call. BY DAN COOK
Cape coach Steve Re looks on as Ryan Thornburg starts to penetrate the Knights' defense. BY DAN COOK
Cape had already slain one giant in the Governor's Challenge, but couldn't knock down two, as they fell 73-63 to Baltimore City College Dec. 28.
Cape crawled into contention at halftime trailing 39-36 behind Tyreik Burton's 15 first-half points and a beastly 10-point performance from big man David Kwan.
But 6-4 senior Omari George led a three-guard attack with 27 points to keep the Black Knights in front, cruising home to a 73-63 victory.
Cape was paced by Tyreik Burton with 21 points, giving him 51 over two games, and a second-place finish in the three-point shootout on his off night between games. Jon Warren had 17 points, while David Kwan had a career-high 14.
Cape returns to the courts Tuesday, Jan. 7, when the Vikings host Sussex Central.
