Lansing High School senior Carson Zimmerman can see the way his team is growing together. So, in the moments following Thursday night’s 70-55 United Kansas Conference home loss to Piper High School, the 6-foot-2 sharpshooter was not worried about the scoreboard.
He was quick to note the strides his young crew has taken. “This is such a young team, and I’m proud of the way that we are starting to look for ways to improve mid-game – finding ways to be better on the next play,” Zimmerman said.
Despite the loss, Zimmerman’s 15 points led the Lions, showcasing his exceptional skills on the court. His performance was a testament to his hard work and dedication to the sport. The team’s overall performance, although not resulting in a win, demonstrated their potential for growth and improvement.
The United Kansas Conference game was an intense matchup, with both teams displaying their skills and strategies. Piper High School’s victory was well-deserved, but the Lions’ determination and teamwork were evident throughout the game.
Zimmerman’s positive outlook on the team’s progress is a significant factor in their development. His leadership and experience will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping the team’s future performances. As the season progresses, the Lions will continue to face challenges, but with their current mindset and work ethic, they are likely to overcome obstacles and achieve their goals.
The loss to Piper High School serves as a learning experience for the Lions. They will analyze their performance, identify areas for improvement, and work on implementing changes to enhance their gameplay. With Zimmerman at the helm, the team is poised to make significant strides in the upcoming games.
The Leavenworth Times will continue to follow the Lions’ journey, providing updates on their progress and performances. As the team grows and improves, their fans can expect to see exciting matchups and potentially surprising wins. For now, the Lions will regroup, refocus, and prepare for their next challenge.