Loggers split 2 games at Tip-Off Tournament
The Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 14 years, 3 months AGO
The Libby High School boys basketball
team split a pair of games on Friday and Saturday at the Tip-Off
Tournament.
The Loggers opened the annual
Northwestern vs. Southwestern tournament in Corvallis with a 42-35
loss to a tough Dillon squad. The game remained close throughout
with Dillon holding leads of 11-9 after the first and 18-14 at
halftime. Libby still trailed by four points heading into the final
eight minutes but the Beavers held on to take the victory.
LHS senior Kelly May scored 17 points
to lead his team offensively. Alex Cislo added eight.
J.T. Linder scored 16 points for
Dillon, which was playing its season opener.
The Loggers came back the following day
in Hamilton and posted a 57-39 win over Frenchtown, a school that
will transition into the Northwestern A next year following
realignment.
Libby shot out to a 17-7 lead in the
first quarter and extended its advantage to 30-8 by halftime. The
Loggers’ defense limited the Broncs to a single point in the second
quarter.
Frenchtown scored more than half of its
total points over the final eight minutes against LHS backups.
May again led the way in the scoring
department with 15 points. Cislo hit for 10 and Garrett Craig had
seven.
Libby (0-0, 2-1) was scheduled to host
Glacier on Tuesday evening. The Loggers will hit the court again at
6 p.m. Saturday at home against Flathead.
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