The Fremont Ross boys basketball team endured a tough road loss last night at Bowling Green 73-65. An unusually slow start put them in an early hole. The Giants found themselves facing a double-digit deficit at halftime, but they refused to fold and showed resilience in the second half.

Fremont Ross turned up the intensity after the break, steadily chipping away at the lead and narrowing the margin to under five points in the fourth quarter. Despite the strong late push, the comeback effort fell just short.

There were several bright spots for the Giants, highlighted by the growing on-court connection between freshman Jake Cahill and senior Tallon Brown. Cahill consistently found Brown open in the paint, a combination that continued to flourish as the game went on. Cahill finished the night with an impressive all-around performance, totaling 17 points, five rebounds, and six assists. Brown turned in a career night, contributing 16 points and five rebounds while providing a steady presence inside.

Head coach John Cahill acknowledged both the effort and the areas that still need improvement. “We played hard after a sluggish start,” Cahill said. “We have a lot to figure out, but we are working hard and will continue to work hard.”

The Giants remain on the road this week, traveling to Clay on Friday night before an early Saturday afternoon matchup in Defiance. The grind continues — keep working, keep believing, and Be Giant.