Farmington’s three-headed Backcourt Monster

In their first meeting, Farmington couldn’t figure out Rochester Adams’ zone and lost 58-38. The Falcons were much less befuddled by it when Adams made the return visit, winning 74-65. It was a game they had to have to stay within a game of the first-place Highlanders in the OAA-White. Farmington guards senior Tariq Shepherd…

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