Lady Loggers lose one, win one
Bethany Rolfson Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 8 years, 3 months AGO
On Friday, the Lady Loggers fell to Columbia Falls 64-35.
After tying in the first quarter, Libby struggled to keep up with their opponents for the rest of the game, falling to single digits in the following quarters.
Reny led Libby in scoring with nine points, Ennenga scored four, Monigold scored three, and Rainer and Bradeen each scored two.
On Saturday, Libby had a 15-11 advantage over Loyola in the first quarter, but after tailing close behind Loyola through the second and third quarter, by the fourth the two teams were tied. Libby came back when it counted, however, scoring 18 in the fourth against Loyola’s 15.
Winslow scored a game-high 25 points, Reny had 18 points, Alli Collins tallied five, Monigold, Ennenga, Bradeen and Rainer each scored two.
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