Niagara Falls boys fall in the state semifinals, but coach Carlos Bradberry sees progress as the team reaches this stage for the first time in his tenure, despite a 56-42 loss to Bay Shore.

The Big Picture

Bradberry's positive outlook on the team's accomplishment this season despite the loss signifies a step forward for Niagara Falls basketball.

By the Numbers
  • Niagara Falls shot 34.6% from the field and 17.6% from the 3-point line.
  • Bay Shore made 45.1% of its field goals and 37.5% of its 3-point attempts.
State of Play
  • Bradberry emphasizes the progress made over the last three seasons, culminating in the team's state semifinals appearance.
  • Niagara Falls' decision to go independent this season proved beneficial as they aimed for their first state final since 2009.
What's Next

Bradberry looks ahead optimistically, aiming to build on this season's successes with a young group and hopes for a return to the state championship in the future.

Bottom Line

Despite the loss, Niagara Falls' journey to the state semifinals marks a significant achievement under Bradberry's leadership, setting a positive trajectory for future seasons in pursuit of the state title.