Chanute, KS - Neosho County Men's Basketball battled hard on Friday but ultimately came up short against nationally ranked No. 7 Palm Beach State, falling 59–78 in a physical match up.
Palm Beach State's size and defensive pressure proved difficult to overcome as the Panthers struggled to find consistent rhythm on the offensive end. Despite the final score, Neosho County produced several strong individual performances that kept the game competitive through key stretches.
Standout Performances
- Champ Powaukee led the Panthers with 15 points, showcasing scoring efficiency and steady guard play.
- Adyn Prophete delivered a well-rounded performance, recording 14 points and 7 rebounds, battling on both ends of the floor.
- Zachery Lewis added 12 points and 6 rebounds, providing a great spark off the bench.
Neosho County will look to regroup and carry these individual bright spots into their next contest, 11/24 at State Fair, as they continue to navigate a demanding early-season schedule.
