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Loggers lose to Whitehall at UM stadium

Caleb Soptelean | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 9 years, 1 month AGO
by Caleb Soptelean
| October 18, 2016 9:44 AM

The Libby Loggers traveled to Washington Grizzly Stadium on Friday and lost to the Whitehall Trojans, 59-7.

Coach Neil Fuller said it was a great experience playing at the University of Montana.

“We turned the ball over a few times early, and they scored each time,” he said.

It was 20-0 before the Loggers scored on a 3-yard run by Clancy Gout. Chandler Bower added the PAT kick.

Fuller said that sophomore outside linebacker Ethan Beck has a lacerated kidney from an injury suffered in the freshman-sophomore game last Monday against Bigfork. “He’s doing better. It’s a slow (healing) process,” he said, adding that Beck, a backup player on the varsity, will be in bed for 2-3 weeks.

Fuller said he supports the Loggers moving up to Class A next year.

“We should move up,” he said. “Class B is every bit as good as Class A because there are more schools. Class B is the toughest division in the state, across the board.”

The teams that Libby will compete against in Class A include: Whitefish, Columbia Falls, Polson, Ronan, Frenchtown and possibly Browning.

The Loggers will finish their season on Friday at Thompson Falls.

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