Noah Johnson led Lewis-Palmer's offensive charge, scoring a game-high 24 points in a 70-57 victory over Grand Junction to advance to the Great 8.

The Big Picture

Lewis-Palmer's victory secures their spot in the quarterfinals for the sixth time in eight seasons, showcasing their consistent performance in high-stakes games.

By the Numbers
  • Noah Johnson scored 24 points in the game, surpassing his season average of 13.2 points.
  • Grand Junction had not allowed a 20-point scorer in 91 consecutive games until Johnson's performance.
State of Play
  • Lewis-Palmer's strong defense in the third quarter limited Grand Junction to just nine points, solidifying their lead.
  • The Rangers will face No. 3 Windsor in the quarterfinals at the Denver Coliseum, a team they previously defeated in the Great 8 back in 2009.
What's Next

Lewis-Palmer prepares for a challenging matchup against Windsor in the quarterfinals, aiming to continue their playoff success and secure a spot in the Final Four.

Bottom Line

Noah Johnson's stellar performance, coupled with Lewis-Palmer's strong defense, propelled the Rangers to victory, setting the stage for an exciting quarterfinal clash against Windsor as they strive for continued success in the playoffs.