When Kickapoo scored the first six points to open the second half, the Chiefs appeared to be in control over the top-ranked team in the state while holding on to a 10-point lead.
Chaminade (St. Louis) always had an answer though. In a blink of an eye, Top 100 nationally-ranked junior Tarris Reed II could take over down low. Within minutes, the Red Devils took a one-point advantage.
"We knew it was going to be a battle," Kickapoo head coach Mitch McHenry said. "They've been the top team in the state for most of the year for a reason.