From the jump, Boise dictated everything. Westchester sat deep, couldn’t get out, and when the ball did turn over, there was no outlet, no release, no ability to turn defense into anything resembling attack.

This is a styles clash with a twist. Boise wants control. They’ve shown it in both of their recent matches. They’ll keep the ball, they’ll press, and they’ll try to pin you in until something breaks. When they’re at their best, you don’t get many clean looks. You spend long stretches chasing. But they’re not airtight.