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Libby boys lose on road at T-Falls

Justin Steck The Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 10 years, 10 months AGO
by Justin Steck The Western News
| January 27, 2015 7:38 AM

The Loggers’ struggles continued with a loss to the Bluehawks in Thompson Falls on Friday night 64-34.

With a tough shooting night, hitting on 13 of 38 shots, Libby fell behind in the opening quarters and never posed a threat to a dominant Thompson Falls team.

Collin Johnson and Michael Curtiss scored eight points apiece for Libby. Curtiss was able to score his points in only eight minutes of play, going four for eight from the field. Jonny Cielak chipped in with seven points.

Trais Hoisington scored 20 points to lead the Bluehawks.

The Bluehawks (8-3) led 36-19 at halftime and scored 22 points to Libby’s four points in the third quarter to guarantee the win.

Libby (1-10) will make the short trip to Troy on Friday night to play the Trojans (4-6). The boys varsity game tips-off at 7 p.m.

Thompson Falls 64, Libby 34

Libby   10   9   4 11_34

T. Falls 22 14 22   8_64

Libby – Luke Adamson 5, Jonny Cielak 7, Collin Johnson 8, Erik Lauer 6, Michael Curtiss 8.

Thompson Falls – Mack Holt 7, Trais Hoisington 20, Tanner Laws 4, Corey Tessier 11, Dylan Vaught 6, Joe Lundberg 2, Greg Wadsworth 2, Joe Frields 4, Dalton Hooten 6, Tyler Riffle 2.

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