Lakeview extends win-streak to 17 with playoff victory
Watch above for extended highlights in the Sailor's playoff victory.
Sailor's Lucas Fagley scored a game-high 15 points in the win. He was backed up by Evan Reiser with 11 and Cody Fagley who scored 9 points in the victory.
Chartiers Houston's Jake Perchinsky scored 9 points in the loss.
The Sailors have been undefeated since late December. Lakeview is also fresh off the school's second District 10 Class 2A Championship with a win over Rocky Grove in late February.
Lakeview will face Sewickley in the PIAA Second Round on Wednesday, March 12.
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