By Ryan Mooney, Globe Correspondent
Hebron, ME -- After breaking the Berwick Academy all-time scoring record just weeks ago, Harry Rafferty has hit another milestone, dropping a career-high 47 points against Hebron Academy (ME). His previous career-high was 36, a mark he has hit three times in his four-year career.
The 5-foot-7 co-captain hit six 3-pointers and was 15-for-16 from the charity stripe, while accounting for more than half of the Bulldogs offensive output in the 82-68 win.
Coach Rory Early described it as “just another day at the office” for the three-year Berwick MVP and reigning Eastern Independent League MVP.
“He’s an incredible scorer, he’s been asked to carry the load for the last three years,” Early said of his prized guard. “Great kid and tremendous talent.”
Early contends that if Rafferty were taller he would be a Division 1 scholarship athlete.
Rafferty became the Bulldogs all-time leading scorer in the second half of 60-32 win over Landmark on Jan., 11.
