to face the Ramblers of Regis.

Prescott got out to a 31-29 lead at halftime before the hot outside shooting of Malmov and Wallin secured the 77-68 win.

Malmov led all scorers with 28 points and nine assists after hitting eight of 16 shots from behind the arc. Wallin finished with 17 points, six rebounds and a pair of blocks after hitting five of seven shots from deep.

Seifert also scored 14 after hitting nine of 10 free throws.

Prescott didn’t take long to get on the right track.

“We're learning with each day,” Head Coach Nick Johnson said. “Our first game at Altoona taught us a lot. We did a lot of things that were uncharacteristic of Prescott Basketball. We played scared and timid and the next two games you could tell we were much more relaxed. We need to continue to work on the things that we can control. In only a few weeks this team has already taken huge strides.”

The young Cardinals have quickly matured after graduating ten seniors a season ago.

“Being in two close games and holding our composure was great to see. We've got some big play from younger players and players that are new to Varsity,” Johnson stated. “This has been huge in the early going. Our work ethic and commitment has been outstanding.” Prescott has a few areas they know they need to continue to work on.

“We have to communicate better in all areas. With masks on it becomes even more important,” Johnson iterated. “We have breakdowns on both ends of the floor and we need to stay consistent for all 36 minutes. We keep improving with each day and that's number one.”

The Cardinals were back in action against Mondovi Tuesday after the printing of this