The Eagles took the floor at home tonight for the first time since March.  The Eagles were flying high with energy to compete against Greenville.  The Eagles led 20-11 after the first quarter.  The Eagles game plan was to generate offense from playing great defense. Coming into tonight game, conditioning was a question mark for the Eagles.  That would allow coach Taylor to play all the players in the first half.  The Eagles outscored the Greenville Yellow Jackets 17-7 in the second quarter to go in at halftime up 37-18.  Greenville played a zone defense which made the Eagles make some halftime adjustments.  Offensively, the Eagles responded by scoring 25 points in the third quarter.  The Eagles went on to finish the game winning 89-49 against the Yellow Jackets.

The Eagles were led by Wolverine commit Kobe Bufkin's 23 points 8 rebounds and 6 assist.  The Eagles got a huge contribution from three other seniors Marcellus VanderKodde's 14 points, Donovan Brown-Boyd's 14 points while Sam VerSteeg's chipped in with10 points.  The Eagles will take the floor Friday night home versus Byron Center at 7:00 p.m.