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Girls basketball: Lady Trojans lose to Mission, Bigfork

Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 15 years, 11 months AGO
by Western News
| January 10, 2010 11:00 PM

The Troy High School girls basketball team got seven points from Jackie Pepiot in a 43-16 loss to Mission in a District 7-B meeting on Friday.

The Bulldogs were hitting 3-pointers and playing stingy on defense to shut down the Lady Trojans. By halftime, Mission had built a 22-9 lead and then pulled away for good with a 13-1 run in the third.

Ashley Courville hit for 14 points to lead the Bulldogs (1-2, 3-5).

The Lady Trojans then ran into conference leader Bigfork on Saturday and suffered a 57-12 loss.

The Vals held a double-digit lead by the end of the first. Over the final three quarters, Bigfork held Troy to just five points.

Allie Maestas led THS with five points. Quinci Payne had 15 points to top Bigfork scorers.

The Lady Trojans (0-4, 0-8) play host to Libby on Thursday and head to Eureka on Saturday.

Mission 43, Troy

Friday at St. Ignatius

Scoring by Quarters:

Troy         2      7    1      6—16

Mission    9    13    7    14—43

Troy–Maestas 4, Olds 1, Hines 2, Hand 2, Pepiot 7.

Mission–K. Mitchell 3, Durglo 7, Jensen 6, McDonald 9, Courville 14, L. Mitchell 4.

Bigfork 57, Troy 12

Saturday at Troy

Scoring by Quarters:

Bigfork    17    11    23    6—57

Troy          7      2      2    1—12

Bigfork–Knoll 9, Payne 15, Cenis 2, Peck 11, Charlebois 14, Woll 2, Schults 2, Campbell 2.

Troy–Maestas 5, Klin 1, Pepiot 3, Hines 1, Curry 2.

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