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Adrien Stevens looked up and smiled when he saw this substitution was for him. The Bullis junior forward was being removed with 45 seconds left in Saturday’s Interstate Athletic Conference championship game and the No. 4 Bulldogs on the verge of a 70-52 win over No. 7 Georgetown Prep.
Stevens walked to the bench, getting the type of late-game ovation usually reserved for a senior. In fact, senior guard Tyler Boston had received a similar send-off just moments earlier. As Stevens made his way to the bench, Boston started sprinting from the corner of the gym back toward the scorers’ table.
He was nearly at midcourt when he and Stevens met midair for a thundering chest bump. The rest of the gym couldn’t celebrate yet, but the two teammates could enjoy their moment of pandemonium.
“Yeah, that was nice,” Stevens said with a smile. “I’ve been working for moments like that, so that felt real good.”
Read more here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2024/02/24/bullis-iac-basketball-champions/
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