Dothan is one step closer to a state tournament appearance under the guidance of first-year coach Jeremy Bynum following a 50-32 victory over Mary G. Montgomery in the Class 7A
The Wolves turned a close game into a rout by outscoring the Vikings 19-5 in the fourth quarter – holding Mary G. Montgomery to only one field goal and three free throws – to pull away for the victory.
Dothan improved to 26-4 and advance to play Baker on Tuesday at 10:45 a.m. for a trip to the Final Four in Birmingham on the line. Baker defeated defending state champion Enterprise 53-41 on Thursday. “I think we won the battle of the boards,” Bynum said. “I didn’t think we got out in transition enough. Again, we get a rebound and we walked it up instead of pushing it and get some easy opportunities, and I think that made us kind of methodical early on in the game.”
“Huge,” Bynum said of Taylor’s play down the stretch. “He missed almost half of the season because he fractured his wrist. He was a huge spark defensively. He dominated on the boards and he’s scoring on offense now.”
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