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Zionsville came back from Winter Break a little sluggish, but pulled out a 53-37 victory at Riverside last night. The Eagles scored consistently in the first half to lead 31-16 at halftime. But it was the defense that blew the game open in the third quarter, holding Riverside to one basket and winning the quarter, 17-2. Eagle scoring was led by Adam Melliere with 25 points on seven 3-pointers. Logan Imes played superb defensively and finished with 9 points. Nate Horten h

Zionsville had one of its best games of the year last night, beating Avon South, 54-37. The Eagles offense was consistent, scoring at least 12 points in each quarter and so was the defense, never allowing more than 12 in a quarter. The Eagles dominated inside the paint, grabbing offensive rebounds, finishing at the rim, and attacking the basket. Nick Richart scored 2 points in the win, followed by Michael Narva with 4 second half points. Logan Imes and Nate Horten both played

Zionsville pulled off another win last night at Lynhurst, 45-19. The Eagles hit 5 three's in the first quarter to take a 15-8 lead early. Pressure on defense then limited Lynhurst to only 4 points in the second quarter as the Eagles led 24-12 at halftime. Adam Melliere hit 5 total three's on his way to 19 points. Michael Narva also hit a couple three's to finish with 6. The rest of the scoring was very balanced as Logan Imes, Merrick Macaluso, and Nick Richart all finished wi

In the first game of the tournament, Zionsville lost a heartbreaker, again in overtime, to Lebanon. It was a back and forth game but the Eagles were unable to hang on and make it to the championship game, falling 53-55. Adam Melliere led the Eagles in scoring with a gritty 14 points. Logan Imes had 9, and Nick Richart and Merrick Macaluso each had 8. AJ Jacklin provided a spark off the bench and ended with 7. Nate Horten chipped in 4 and Michael Narva finished with 3 to round

ZMS 7th Grade lost a close game to Carmel last night, 43-44. Zionsville controlled the pace for most of the game up until the final 10 seconds, when Carmel hit a jumper for the winning basket. Nick Richart had his best game of the year on both ends of the floor, coming away with a season-high 17 points, dominating inside the paint. Adam Melliere connected on 5 three's and two field goals for 19 total points. Merrick Macaluso had 5 points and Logan Imes had two for the Eag

The 7th grade Eagles were back to their winning ways last night defeating Creekside MS, by a score of 53-28. The Eagles struck early and often on offense, scoring 15 in the first, 14 in the second, and 14 more in the third. The Eagle defense forced an astonishing 11 turnovers in the first half and took advantage of it to go up 29-16 at halftime. The defense was even better in the second half, holding Creekside to only 2 baskets in the third quarter. Adam Melliere had a monste

Zionsville's A team played hard last night in a tough defeat, falling 53-50 in overtime to a solid Hamilton Southeastern team. It was back and forth the whole game with neither team pulling ahead until the end of the game. Zionsville hit big shot after big shot, but HSE answered back to take the game into OT. Zionsville got down early in the overtime and staged a comeback, but fell just inches short to end the game. The Eagles were well-rounded in their scoring led by Log

Zionsville improved to 8-0 on the year, after defeating Avon North, 43-37. The Eagles came out with suffocating defense in the first half, holding Avon to just 4 points in the first quarter, and took a 22-11 lead into halftime. Avon came roaring back in the second half to pull within one possession. But some timely shots, clutch free throws, and a few stops on defense secured the win for the Eagles. The one-two punch for Zionsville was at it again, scoring wise. Logan Im

The Zionsville A team continued their hot streak last Tuesday vs Brownsburg West, playing their best defensive game of the year, thus far. The Eagle defense only allowed one basket in the first quarter and took a commanding 29-10 lead into halftime. Adam Melliere led all scorers with 11 points connecting on 3 early threes. Logan Imes had a solid first half as well to finish with 9 points. Nate Horten continued to finish at the rim and ended with 8 points. Nick Richart had 3 s

The Eagles continued their strong start to the season last night winning again at home 32-24. It was a back and forth game, but Zionsville held on to beat Westfield to move to 5-0 on the year. The Eagles held Westfield to only 3 points in both the second and third quarters. Adam Melliere again led the scoring with 15 points including two 3-pointers. Logan Imes had 9 strong points, Braydon Snyder chipped in 4 points, and Merrick Macaluso and Nick Richart each played aggres

The Eagles A team kept rolling on Monday evening against Lincoln's 7th grade team. Zionsville shut out Lincoln in the second quarter, to take a commanding 29-2 halftime lead. The Eagles finished the game off, by a final of 50-19. Many Eagles got in on the scoring, led by Adam Melliere with 14 points. Braydon Snyder had an excellent game offensively, finishing with 8 points. Logan Imes had 6 points and several key steals and deflections. Merrick Macaluso took yet another

StartFragment In the first game of the ZMS Shootout, Zionsville got off to a slow start and went into halftime down 17-6 to Fall Creek. But halfway through the third quarter, the Eagles finally woke up and it was just in time, as the lead had grown to 13 points. But by the end of the third, the Eagles had cut it to 4. Big second half plays occurred at the defensive end with Merrick Macaluso taking several charges and pressured the ball, leading to steals. Offensively, Log

The Eagles A team started off the year strong with a win over Plainfield. Zionsville forced 6 first half turnovers to lead by 26 at halftime and never looked back. Solid second half defense and passing pushed the lead out further, eventually winning by a final score of 58-22. Adam Melliere scorched the nets with 24 points on 7/10 from three. Logan Imes was unguardable going to the rim and added 10 points. Michael Narva hit open shots to finish with 7. Braydon Snyder an