RACINE, Wis. – Tuesday night’s rematch between Racine Lutheran and St. Catherine’s might have been the most stunning of great games in the last three years. After only leading for 38 seconds the entire night, a chaotic final 80 seconds ended with Racine Lutheran celebrating a 46-44 comeback victory as St. Catherine’s watched in disbelief. Michael Pratt-Hassan, who had a frustrating 1/10 shooting night at St. Catherine’s last month, bounced back with 10 points and four rebounds. “We had our opportunities to ice the cake, and we didn’t take advantage,” St. Catherine’s coach Ryan Thompson said. But credit to them, they played good defense, too.”Credit: Matt Hardesty / Racine County EyeCredit: Matt Hardesty / Racine County EyeCredit: Matt Hardesty / Racine County EyeCredit: Matt Hardesty / Racine County EyeCredit: Matt Hardesty / Racine County EyeCredit: Matt Hardesty / Racine County EyeCredit: Matt Hardesty / Racine County EyeCredit: Matt Hardesty / Racine County EyeCredit: Matt Hardesty / Racine County EyeCredit: Matt Hardesty / Racine County EyeCredit: Matt Hardesty / Racine County EyeThe frantic final 80 secondsLutheran was trailing 44-41 with 80 seconds to go when Lamont Hamilton found AC Ward under the hoop for what appeared to be a potential dagger.