On Nov. 28, the Winslow Bulldogs traveled to Fort Defiance to take on the Window Rock Scouts. It was a game that Coach Venton Nelson was able to give every Bulldog time on the court and all but two players would score but those two proved valuable in rebounding.
In the first quarter of the game the Bulldogs would out score the Scouts 13 to 8. In the second quarter, the Bulldogs would increase their lead by outscoring the Scouts, 15 to 12, making the halftime score Winslow 28 and Window Rock 20.
In the third quarter the Bulldogs would go on a shooting spree, outscoring the Scouts, 25 to 6.
In the fourth quarter the Bulldogs continue their streak, outscoring the Scouts 17 to 11 for a final score of Winslow 70 and Window Rock 37.
Winslow had two players in double figures led Kasey Monroe, with 16 points and Isaac David with 14 points. Winslow was 14 of 17 from the line.
On Nov. 30, the Bulldogs traveled to Whiteriver to take on the Alchesay Falcons. This game would be action packed and keep everyone on the edge of their seats going into overtime to be the last second.
In the first quarter, the Falcons would take a quick 11-point lead before the Bulldogs even scored. But the Bulldogs would get back on their feet and close the gap, making the score 22-15 in favor of the Falcons.
In the second quarter, the Bulldogs would outscore the Falcons 10 to 9, making the halftime score Winslow 25 and Alchesay 31.
In the third quarter, the Bulldogs would again outscore the Falcons 19 to 18 to narrow the gap, then in the fourth quarter the Bulldogs would finally get a narrow lead but the Falcons would extend the game by hitting a last second bucket to send the game into overtime tied at 65. The Bulldogs would go into overtime without two of their starters, one due to injury and one fouling out.
In overtime the game would end up being decided on the line for both teams with the exception of a few buckets. With the Bulldogs outscoring the Falcons 11 to 9 for a final score Winslow 76, Alchesay 74.
Winslow had three players in double figures, led by Anthony Torras with 20 points (he would leave the game late in the fourth quarter), Isaac David with 19 points and Lythel Baker with 11 points.
