Chargers Run Away from Kellogg for Win

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Chargers Run Away from Kellogg for Win

Plymouth – Ancilla College shot a lay-up drill for the first 10- minutes of the game and then settled in for a 122-81 victory over Kellogg Community College in a Michigan Community College Athletic Association contest Wednesday night.

Ty’Sean Sheppard set a career high with 36 points and added 13 rebounds. Mike Green finished with 17 points and six assists, while Albert Haskins netted 15 points. Jarron Tatum pushed through 12 points, while Tykeese Walker scored 11.  Weston Sage had 10 points and 11 rebounds.

Kellogg stayed within 10-15 points until about the 15 minute mark of the second half.

Ancilla plays its first conference road game on Saturday when they travel to play Kalamazoo Valley community College in Kalamazoo, MI at 3 p.m.

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