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Indians to Face Off against Bitter Rival

12/20/2016

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Senior guard Matt Vasel (11) dribbles the ball against Teaneck in the season opener.
This afternoon, the Indians will travel to Northern Valley/Old Tappan for their first road game of the season.  The two rivals from the Big North Patriot Division are very evenly matched, as they split their two meetings last year.  After dropping the first meeting 54-51 at home, Valley eked out a 51-50 victory in Old Tappan later in the season.

Earlier this season, both sides faced off in football and soccer, and while football went the way of the Golden Knights, PV came out on top 1-0 in soccer. In what's a historically contentious and hard fought battle, both sides will look to gain the edge in the season series between the two schools.

The Indians (0-1) dropped their first game of the year to Teaneck, while the Golden Knights (1-0) beat Bergenfield. There is little love lust between the students from PV and NV/OT, so this is bound to be an exciting and intense matchup.  Despite the loss, the Indians were led by Alex Lin (18 points, 9 rebounds), Matt Vasel (14 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals, 1 assist), and Matt Domville (13 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists), all of whom are poised for big years.

Check back later for the results of this game.

​-Josh DeLuca
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Indians Drop Opener to Teaneck

12/18/2016

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The Pascack Valley boys basketball team opened up their season on Friday afternoon against the Teaneck Highwaymen. The Highwaymen, who are a perennial powerhouse in Northern New Jersey, came to play, despite arriving more than a half an hour late.  Teaneck spoiled Opening Day for the Indians with a 76-56 victory.

Teaneck jumped out to an early lead, but Valley crawled it's way back into the game.  After a back and forth first half, the Indians only trailed by four points at halftime, 36-32.  However, at the start of the second half, the Highwaymen stretched their lead, thanks to an onslaught of three-point shots.  In fact, all 24 of Teaneck's third quarter points were a result of 8 three pointers.  This lead proved to be insurmountable, as the Indians could only garner 24 points in the entire second half.
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Junior forward Alex Lin led the way for Valley, falling just short of a double-double, with 18 points and 9 rebounds.  Senior guard Matt Vasel contributed 14 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals, and 1 assist.  Ja'Quaye James was the leading scorer for Teaneck with 31 points.
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​The Bergen Record had a reporter at the game, as well.  Check out their article here.

Also, check out some pictures from Friday's game.

​-Josh DeLuca

Opening Day Stats:@domingle_22: 9 pt, 5 ast, 3 reb
Vasel: 14 pt, 4 reb, 2 stl, 1 ast@AlexLinal: 18 pt, 9 reb
Domville: 13 pt, 4 reb, 3 ast

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) December 16, 2016

Opening Day Stat con't:@whiteyandreasen: 2 reb, 1 ast, @RyanYellin: 2 pt, 4 reb, 2 blk, 1 ast#NJhoops

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) December 16, 2016
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WELCOME

12/16/2016

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Welcome to The Smoke Signal's new Boys Basketball blog. Here you'll find out various info about the team, its players, and coach both on and off the court. 

Be on the lookout for routine posts ranging from funny to serious to informative to anything in between. 

We'll also be sure to provide updates from games, or on developing stories. Also don't forget to follow The Smoke Signal sports department on Twitter: @pvsportscenter. 

We'll be updating these blogs several times a week, and even several times a day in some instances, so be sure to tell your friends and family. We'll tweet out every time we update, this way you are the first to know.

Also don't forget to follow 
The Smoke Signal sports department on Twitter: @pvsportscenter to stay in the loop.
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PV Opens Up Season at Home

12/16/2016

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The Indians' Boys' Basketball team opens up their season today at 4:00pm at Pascack Valley.  PV welcomes the Teaneck Highwaymen for their first of two meetings this season.  Last year's squad, who finished with a 15-10 record, did not fair so well against Teaneck, dropping both games 73-58 and 77-46 respectively.  This is the first of twenty-three scheduled games for the Indians, in what looks to be a competitive​ season.

​-Josh DeLuca
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