BHS boys win back-to-back BIT titles January 23, 2008
The Baldwin High School boys' basketball team won its second straight home tournament championship with a 44-36 victory over Augusta Saturday.
Baldwin High School junior Clad Kueffer (No. 45) lifts Adam Carlson, 9 years old, into the air after the Bulldogs won their home tournament Saturday. Carlson is the nephew of BHS coach Eric Toot.
A trio of Baldwin High School boys’ basketball players admire their first-place trophy after winning the Baldwin Invitational Tournament Saturday evening. Baldwin defeated Augusta 44-36 to capture the crown. Pictured from left are junior Logan Schiller, senior Zach Durr and senior Jesse Green.
Baldwin High School senior Dustin Schiller (No. 4) makes a bounce pass to his teammate senior Drew Berg, right, during the third quarter of Saturday’s title game. Baldwin beat Augusta 44-36.
Baldwin High School freshman Justin Vander Tuig shoots a short jumper over several Augusta defenders Saturday night.
Members of the Baldwin High School spirit squad perform their annual “combo” routine during the championship game of the Baldwin Invitational Tournament Saturday night.
Baldwin High School boys' basketball coach Eric Toot, center, shakes hands with the Augusta players after the Bulldogs won their home tournament title Saturday.
The Baldwin Junior High School gymnasium was packed for Saturday's championship contest between Baldwin and Augusta. BHS won its second consecutive Baldwin Invitational Tournament title by beating Augusta 44-36.
Baldwin High School junior Brandon Tommer (No. 21) accepts his first-place medal from BHS Activities Director Gary Stevanus, left. BHS Principal Shaun Moseman also shook hands and congratulated each player on the two championship teams.
Baldwin High School senior Drew Berg, center, steps up to the free throw line late in Saturday's contest. Berg sank all four of his foul shots to help the Bulldogs secure their 44-36 victory over Augusta.
Baldwin High School senior Jesse Green admires his first-place Baldwin Invitational Tournament medal. Baldwin beat Augusta 44-36 to win the title.
Adam Carlson, 9 years old, smiles while holding the Baldwin Invitational Tournament championship plaque Saturday evening. Carlson is the nephew of Eric Toot, Baldwin High School boys' basketball coach.
Members of the Baldwin High School boys' basketball team await their plaque and medals after winning the Baldwin Invitational Tournament championship Saturday. The Bulldogs beat Augusta 44-36 to win their second straight title.
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