Kris Dunn scored 31 points in a win last night, but fouled out in the last minute with New London up 6 points. His teammates were able to close it out and beat Connecticut’s fourth ranked team Trinity Catholic.
The Day:No. 6 New London knocks off No. 4 Trinity Catholic 72-63
And the sixth-ranked Whalers learned quite happily Tuesday night that its defending champion basketball team is a whole lot more than Kris Dunn and the Dunn-ettes.
It was evident all game, with everyone contributing a little of this and some of that during New London’s 72-63 victory over Trinity Catholic in the Northeast Christmas Classic at Webster Bank Arena at Harbor Yard.
Stamford Advocate: New London downs Trinity boys basketball
Dunn had 13 points in the opening period — including three layups off steals on the press — as the Whalers erased what would turn out to be the Crusaders’ final lead of the game, 17-14, with nine unanswered points.
“Kris Dunn is obviously our star, but we do have other players,” New London coach Craig Parker said.
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Vin Parise Broadcasted an event in CT last night for @msg_varsity- Kris Dunn-New London HS is a huge get for Cooley at Providence. All BE Rookie level
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