The senior team’s only loss at home was a 55-49 loss to rival West Branch. The Regals got a little revenge against their RVC opponents and remained undefeated at home this season with a 58-54 win over West Branch in a thrilling RVC South Division showdown. “Last year’s game, that was our last loss at home so it was nice to get the win against them,” said Regina senior Tate Lynch. “It’s great to get this win and now we’ll go to their stadium and try to get another win there.”

Jayden Harris scored a game-high 25 points for West Branch and gave the Bears a 54-53 lead with a steal and a basket with just 3:23 minutes remaining. Regina responded by scoring the final five points of the game and kept the Bears scoreless for the final 3:23 minutes to extend their winning streak to five games. Litton continuously fouled throughout the match and had to sit on the bench for many minutes in both halves due to fouls. The 6-foot-4-inch sophomore can still make the biggest plays in the game. He scored the first 10 points of the second half for Regina and made 5 of 6 successful shots in the second half. Regina led 47-46 after the third quarter and won 53-48 thanks to Drew Greve’s score with 6:23 minutes left. West Branch had one final run, a 6-0 burst fueled by two straight buckets by Harris that gave the Bears a 54-53 lead with just 3:23 left in the game. Brennen Dale scored nine points and Brandon Pickett added eight points and eight rebounds for West Branch. Tate Lynch scored 12 points and Tate Wallace scored 10 for Regina while Greve tallied eight points and eight rebounds. “Every time we play West Branch, no matter the sport, it’s going to be a tight game,” Lynch said. “That’s what you expect in a head-to-head match.”