How Does Smelter Saves The Day For The Trojans?
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Many players just watch their game-winning shot attempts in anticipation of exploding into celebration when the ball falls through the hoop. It’s good for Tattnall Square that DeAndre Smelter isn’t one of those players. The senior forward followed up his potential game-winning jumper by crashing the boards and elevating to the miss to give Tattnall a 41-39 win over Mount Vernon Presbyterian in the GISA Class AAA Final Four at GC&SU’s Centennial Center. Thursday’s win sends Tattnall to the championship game, where it will play tournament-favorite Deerfield-Windsor on Saturday night at the Centennial Center. The Trojans have never won a boys basketball championship. “I was crashing the boards no matter what,” said Smelter, who scored 21 points. “You can’t not give it your all at the end of the game. If there was a rebound, I was going to get it.” Smelter said it was his first game-winner, but he made two free throws with less than five seconds to play to beat Westminster in the first rou
