The Knights led from start to finish.

Senior Wyatt Lookenhouse saw to that, as he poured in 33 points to lead Eisenhower to a 64-35 victory.

The Knights got off to a nice start as they connected on four 3-pointers in the first quarter in building a 16-6 advantage. In the second period, Lookenhouse scored 17 points as the lead grew to 36-13 by halftime.

After intermission, the game was played on fairly even terms.

Times Observer Photo by Steve Younger The Eagles’ Koby Hendrickson looks for his shot.

“It was a great defensive game for our guys,” Knights coach Ryan Mangini said. “Our guys kept their composure. In a rivalry like this and a big lead, I thought our players did a nice job.

“I thought Wyatt played a great game. He was tenacious on the offensive boards and he really showed his offensive prowess. He can score from beyond the arc, drive on you or post a player up. He had a very good game in all facets. It was truly a team win.”

Alex Hill led Youngsville with 12 points.

In the junior varsity game, the Eagles prevailed 40-36 behind 15 points from Talon. Jayden Chase led Eisenhower with 10 points.

EISENHOWER (64)

Black 3 1 7, Lookenhouse 12 4 33, Palmieri 3 0 9, Bunk 3 1 7, Seymour 0 0 0, Hunt 3 1 8, Lindemuth 0 0 0, Totals 24 7 64.

YOUNGSVILLE (35)

Hendrickson 2 0 4, Hill 4 0 12, KMesel 0 5 5, Senz 3 0 6, Myers 0 0 0, Lucks 3 0 6, TMesel 0 0 0, Dalrymple 0 0 0, Moore 0 0 0, Beers 0 0 0, Totals 13 5 35.

3-point goals — Lookenhouse 5, Palmieri 3, Hunt, Hill 4.

Eisenhower 16 20 17 11 — 64

Youngsville 6 7 12 10 — 35

Jayvees: Youngsville 40, Eisenhower 36.