Three Rivers vs. Link Year Prep

Three Rivers lost to Link Year Prep in a hard-fought game as the Lions went on a 5-0 run to come away with a 91-85 win Tuesday at the Bess Activity Center. Tristan Jarrett scored a game-high 41 points, three shy of his season high.

Three Rivers' Austin Parker dunks the basketball during the first half of Tuesday's game against Link Year Prep at the Bess Activity Center.DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC/Nate Fields

Three Rivers' Khalil Johnson shoots a layup during the first half of Tuesday's game against Link Year Prep at the Bess Activity Center.DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC/Nate Fields

Three Rivers' Tristan Jarrett passes the ball during the first half of Tuesday's game against Link Year Prep at the Bess Activity Center.DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC/Nate Fields

Three Rivers' Tristan Jarrett drives against Link Year Prep's Lamar Wright during the first half of Tuesday's game against Link Year Prep at the Bess Activity Center.DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC/Nate Fields

Three River's Tristan Jarrett shoots a layup while Link Year Prep's Marque English tries to block him during the first half of Tuesday's game against Link Year Prep at the Bess Activity Center.DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC/Nate Fields

Three Rivers' Aaron Tait shoots a layup during the first half of Tuesday's game against Link Year Prep at the Bess Activity Center.DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC/Nate Fields

Three Rivers' Tristan Jarrett drives against Link Year Prep's Austin Johnson during the first half of Tuesday's game against Link Year Prep at the Bess Activity Center.DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC/Nate Fields

Three Rivers' Tristan Jarrett shoots a mid-range jumper during the first half of Tuesday's game against Link Year Prep at the Bess Activity Center.DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC/Nate Fields

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