LEBO ? Lebo High’s boys basketball team snapped Seabury Academy’s four-game winning streak Friday night with a 60-23 victory.

“It might be hard to believe, but that’s a team we definitely could beat,” Seabury coach Marcus Heckman said. “We held their two leading scorers to eight total points. For two quarters we played well defensively, but offensively we didn’t finish. That’s been our problem all year, especially in the games we’ve lost.”

Heckman said Seabury (5-7) had a hard time adjusting to the game’s rough style.

Lebo sank 13 of 34 free-throw attempts, while the Seahawks made 12-of-18.

Lebo 60, Seabury 23

Seabury 2 7 8 6 — 23

Lebo 6 15 16 23 — 60

Seabury: Finger 6, Davis 8, Landis 9.

Lebo: D. Vannocker 1, Schosener 16, White 7, Johnson 3, Coursan 7, Gurley 3, Aucoin 6, T. Vannocker 3, Laflin 2, Lindsey 7, Miller 4, Rosine 1.

Lebo 59, Seabury girls 11

Lebo — The Wolves made it a rough night for Seabury coach Tracy Kitson.

“It wasn’t a very good homecoming for me,” said Kitson, a Lebo native.

The Seahawks (3-8) failed to score in the first quarter and trailed 23-2 at halftime.

Lebo 59, Seabury girls 11

Seabury 0 2 2 7 — 11

Lebo 13 10 17 19 — 59

Seabury: Laura Hoffman 4, Janie Schneider 2, Laura Frizell 2, Lindsey Ahlen 3.

Lebo: Egan 5, Dutton 5, Gourley 4, Laflin 5, McDaniel 6, Strawber 16, Palmer 8, Newkirk 2, Standiferd 6.