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Boys Basketball: Turnovers due in Scouts against tough Bulldogs

Lake Forest’s Jake Fisher pulls up for a jump shot on his way to 12 points in the team’s loss to Waukegan Friday, Feb. 8, in Lake Forest. (Photos by Nicole Carrow/22nd Century Media)
Jack Molloy goes baseline for the Scouts in the conference matchup Friday night.
Crawford Bolton rises for the contested jumper en route to a Scouts’ team-high 16 points and 8 rebounds.
Jake Fisher slips by the defense for the layup attempt for Lake Forest.

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David Jaffe, Freelance Reporter
10:58 am CST February 9, 2019

The window for error gets smaller and smaller the better your opponent is.

With four-loss Waukegan in town, Lake Forest couldn’t fit through the miniscule opening.

The Scouts (8-14, 4-6) committed 23 turnovers in their 58-45 loss to the Bulldogs, one of the top two teams in the North Suburban Conference.

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