 If you weren't in the gym at Crosby-Irenton last night you missed an exciting finish with Evan Edmondson knocking down a three at the buzzer to win it. The Rangers are now 23-2 heading into their regular season finale against Aiken and as our Clayton Castle tells us this team has high hopes at making a run in the playoffs. It's been no secret this basketball season that the 2016-17 edition of the Crosby-Irenton boys basketball team is talented at an astounding 23-2 overall record. The Rangers are going into its final regular season matchup against Aiken with momentum on their side. Head coach David Galovitch credits his stellar group of seniors for this team's success. They provide good leadership and I think they all bring something a little different to the court. Now there are a lot of good players on this team but one thing that this team has that not a lot of other teams have are 2,000 point scorers. Those two 1,000 point scorers are seniors Jack Silgeon and Noah Gendorf. Noah reached the 1,000 point mark as a junior and is closing in on 1,000 rebounds for his high school career. Great system here and ever since you know I started as a 10th grader my role has been really defined. Trey Jacobs and Evan Edmondson are two seniors who have also put invaluable minutes for the Rangers with Evan even hitting the buzzer beater game winner against Esco last night. His prowess behind the arc is undeniable as he is one of the top three point shooters in Minnesota. Evan says each member of the team knowing their role is vital to the success of the team. We all have our roles and we do our jobs pretty well. We have good coaching and they just really pick it up when it comes to playoffs in every game. Going forward coach Galovitch says it's important for this team to get healthy if it wants to make a run in the playoffs. So rest is important because our depth is not what we'd like to have but it is what it is and our guys are well aware of that so we need to get healthy for the playoff stretch. The team's final regular season game comes on Thursday night as the team tries to defend its perfect home record this season. The match up against Aitken tips off at 7.15 from Crosby Clayton Castle Lakeland News. And that game again tomorrow night at Crosby Ironton 7.15 p.m. tip. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland news please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.