For the first time, the boys had their games at the same time and location which was much easier for us and we could be there for both.  Stuart got volunteered into watching the game timer, so he had to stay at Connor’s game the whole time and just eyed over at Logan’s periodically.  I moved back and forth from the two games whenever possible to watch the boys.  Connor was very active in defending; he was doing a great job guarding closely with two arms up.  Other than that, Connor did not seem to be as eager at other positions so he did not have possession of the ball much at all.  However Stuart shared that Connor got a rebound and attempted a basket while I was away.  Logan’s team had assigned positions, and his favorite was #2 (point guard).  With this position, he could finally have the possession of the ball to drive it down the court.  He did ask the coach to be assigned to it and he did a good job that one time I watched.  He dribbled the ball back and forth to avoid the opponent, but sometimes he passed it a bit too short to get to his teammates.  While I was at Connor’s court, I looked over to Logan’s court and saw a basketball being made.  From the angle of it and Logan’s gesture, it looked like it was from Logan but I could not be sure.  Then I got the confirmation after seeing the coach gesturing good job to Logan.  Too bad that I did not see the basket entirely but I was very excited as this was Logan’s first this season.  Logan was pleased with that too.