Salem Witches dominate Hornets with strong start in tournament game


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Salem Witches dominate Hornets with strong start in tournament game
The Salem Witches soared to an electrifying start in their MIAA Boys Varsity Playoff matchup against the North Reading Hornets, taking an early 5-0 lead that had the packed crowd buzzing with excitement. Point guard Jason Berry led the Hornets, but it was the Witches' defense that stole the show, showcasing impressive teamwork and intensity right from the tip-off.

Elian Rodriguez, a standout sophomore, was pivotal in the Witches' early success, delivering a brilliant assist to Jeff Hodge for the first basket. The crowd erupted as Salem quickly established dominance on both ends of the court. With the Hornets struggling to find their rhythm, Salem's defense smothered their attempts, forcing turnovers and limiting clean shots.

As the game progressed, the nerves of tournament play were palpable, with both teams feeling the pressure. However, the Witches appeared unfazed, maintaining their aggressive approach and capitalizing on every opportunity. Coach Tommy Doyle's squad demonstrated a clear game plan, and their early lead set the tone for what could be a thrilling playoff run.

With the momentum firmly in their favor, the Witches look poised to continue their strong performance as the game unfolds, leaving fans eager for what’s next in this high-stakes playoff battle.

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