TROY — Eureka outscored Troy 24-11 in the fourth quarter to pull away for a 60-45 District 7B boys basketball victory Friday night.

Eureka held a 25-15 edge at the half, but Troy tallied 19 points in the third quarter to pull within two, trailing 36-34.

Eureka’s Dalton Smith led all scorers with 16 points. Colton Henrie added 14.

Gage Tallmadge had 19 and Gabe Hickman 14 for Troy.

Eureka     10     15     11     24     —     60

Troy     9     6     19     11     —     45

EUREKA – Austin Perez 8, Colton Henrie 14, RJ Glover 4, Dalton Smith 16, Trey Bohne 8, Chase Bohne 8, Myles Griffin 2.

TROY – Luke Haggerty 1, Gabe Hickman 14, Gage Tallmadge 19, Nathan Olds 2, Sean Opland 9.

Thompson Falls 64, Libby 51

THOMPSON FALLS — Libby held the upper hand early, but Thompson falls roared back to claim the nonconference victory.

Thompson Falls (4-6), trailing 15-7 after the first quarter, tallied 24 points in the next eight minutes to take a 31-26 lead at the half.

Trais Hoisington tossed in 23 points for Thompson Falls. Collin Johnson netted 18 points for Libby (1-6).

Libby     15     11     12     13     —     51

Thompson Falls     7     24     15     18     —     64

LIBBY – Jonny Cielak 9, Collin Johnson 18, Jared Winslow 13, Michael Curtiss 2, Quinn Sullivan 6, Erik Lauer 3.

THOMPSON FALLS – McKenzie Holt 2, Caleb Bates 2, Tanner Laws 4, Dylan Vaught 18, Joe Lundberg 4, Greg Wadsworth 3, Trais Hoisington 23, Dalton Hooten 7, Tyler Riffle 1.

Foothills Christian 50, Stillwater Christian 40

GREAT FALLS — Foothills Christian started fast, taking a 12-point lead at halftime to upset Stillwater Christian in a Montana Christian Athletic Association game.

Claus Henning had 17 points and Owen Madsen 10 as the Falcons outscored Stillwater 15-8 in the first quarter and led 37-20 entering the fourth quarter before coasting to the win.

Isaac Neumann had 15 points and Jaron Naumann had 13 for the Cougars.

Stillwater    8    6    6    20    —    40

Foothills    15    11    11    13    —    50

STILLWATER CHRISTIAN — Clayton Hashley 3, Peter Venman 3, BJ Bach 2, Jeremiah Hashley 4, Jaron Neumann 13, Isaac Neumann 15.

FOOTHILLS CHRISTIAN — Kolter Lund 5, Owen Madsen 10, Dawson Reiman 6, Shane Wood 7, Konner Lund 5, Claus Henning 17.

Girls

Plains 59, Whitefish 14

PLAINS — Plains jumped out to a 16-7 advantage and never looked back in sticking a nonconference loss on Whitefish.

Hailey Phillips led the victors with 19 points.

Haley Nicholson scored five points for Whitefish (1-9).

Whitefish     7     5     0     2     —     14

Plains     16     20     18     5     —     59

WHITEFISH – Haley Nicholson 5, Allie Schultz 3, Katie Fyall 2, Simone Craft 2, Victoria Buls 2.

PLAINS – Hailey Phillips 19, Kimberly Earhart 13, Kayla Holmes 8, Leah Thompson 8, Carley VonHeeder 7, Diana Woodward 2, Jade Ladeaux 2.

Stillwater Christian 42,

Foothills Christian 30

GREAT FALLS — Stillwater Christian rallied from a slow start to dump Foothills Christian School in MCAA play.

Stillwater, down 6-4 after the opening quarter, outscored Foothills 38-24 the remainder of the play.

Janelle Falk led the Cougars with 13 points. Sarah Paolini tallied 12 points and pulled down 12 rebounds.

Kathryn Jentz topped SCS in steals (six) and shared the team lead with Serena Koch in assists (three each).

“We really picked up the intensity after the half and made a nice run in the third quarter,” SCS coach Denise Topp said.

“Kathryn Jentz and Annalise Pierson played some solid defense for us.”

Stillwater    4    13    15    10    —    42

Foothills    6    8    9    7    —    30        STILLWATER — Serena Koch 7, Janelle Falk 13, Dori Smith 5, Sarah Paolini 12, McKenzie Hemp 5.

FOOTHILLS — Josey Lindseth 4, Kya Hover 2, Isabelle Johnson 14, Adair Henning 6, Kelsey Young 4.

Eureka 50, Troy 34

TROY — Eureka held Troy scoreless in the second quarter and rolled from there to a District 7B victory.

Eureka led 20-7 at intermission.

The second half was played on even terms.

Amanda Peterson scored 11 points to pace Eureka.

Caitlin Johnston tallied 12 for Troy.

Eureka     7     13     15     15     —     50

Troy     7     0     14     13     —     34

EUREKA – Whitney Williams 9, Nicole Anderson 9, Courtney Lemer 2, R. Pacella 4, Amanda Peterson 11, Elliott Peterson 2, Jamie Soderling 6, Ashlen Pacella 7.

TROY – Kellie Lundin 7, Taylor Brown 3, Hailey Peterson 2, Sami Rohrich 2, Makaylin Randall 8, Caitlin Johnston 12.