ARIMO - The West Side boys' basketball team used a huge run in the second quarter to spark a 47-44 win at Marsh Valley on Saturday.

After trailing 12-10 after the first quarter, the Pirates put together a 13-1 run over the length of the second quarter to build a commanding lead. They then held on for victory.

"They missed some shots, and we hit a few shots," said West Side coach Tyler Brown. "We jumped on 'em there, and they didn't adjust until the second half."

Josh Roberts and Dallas Turnbow led the way for West Side, as each scored 12 points. Dallan Bills led the Eagles with 11 points.

The Pirates (6-8 overall, 1-3 2A Fifth District) are back in action Wednesday at Aberdeen.

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