Basketball Recap: Boulder Takes a Loss + How To Watch

Panthers

Previous 5 Games

12/12/25 vs Prairie View	59-68
12/10/25 vs Horizon	45-75
12/08/25 vs Adams City	52-45
12/06/25 vs Highlands Ranch	63-92
12/05/25 vs Grandview	38-80

Boulder was the 53-50 winner over Prairie View when they last played one another back in February, but their luck changed this time around. The Panthers fell 68-59 to the Thunderhawks on Friday. Even though they lost, the Panthers' still made a splash on offense and bumped their average scoring up to 51.3 points per game (they're now ranked -1th in scoring overall).

Despite the loss, Boulder still got an impressive performance from Wyatt Stamm, who went 10-for-18 to rack up 25 points and five boards. Stamm is also on a roll when it comes to steals, as he's now grabbed two or more in each of the last four games he's played. Another player making a difference was Lake Smith, who posted 11 points along with seven assists and five rebounds.

Prairie View's success was the result of a balanced attack that saw several players step up, but Kehinde Ojowa led the charge by dropping a double-double with 20 points and 13 boards. Ojowa continues to improve, besting his previous point total in each of the last three games he's played. Daniel Dunn was another key player, shooting 55% from the field en route to 14 points in addition to five rebounds and three steals.

This is the second loss in a row for Boulder and nudges their season record down to 1-5. As for Prairie View, their victory (their first of the season) made their record 1-5.

Looking ahead, Boulder will head out on the road to face off against Monarch at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday. The Panthers will be up against the Coyotes' rather soft defense (which has allowed 67.17 points per matchup), so fans could be in store for a big offensive performance. As for Prairie View, they will be home for the holidays to greet Adams City at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. The Thunderhawks will be up against the Eagles' rather soft defense (which has allowed 54.6 points per game), so fans could be in store for a big offensive performance.