HARVARD – Alden-Hebron boys basketball coach Dale Jandron knew coming into Monday’s game against Harvard that the Hornets had a legitimate inside scorer in 6-foot-1 forward Tate Miller.

But even though the Giants keyed on the versatile Miller, he was able to muscle through defenders and post a game-high 18 points, 15 of which came in the first half of the Hornets’ 47-22 nonconference victory.

“We knew that he could score some points,” Jandron said of Miller. “Most of his work comes from over his left shoulder, and we knew that, but we just couldn’t do anything to consistently stop him under the basket.”