Trojans fall twice
Bethany Rolfson Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 8 years, 11 months AGO
Senior guard Jordan Day looks for a way past Ronan's Aaron Misa in the first quarter Saturday. Trojans fall 61-20. (Paul Sievers/TWN)
The Trojans suffered two losses over the weekend, one against Bigfork with 72-30 and then against Ronan with 61-20.
Bigfork outscored Troy 32-19 by the halftime break, the Vikings then turned up the pressure in the second half, leading 54-22 by the start of the fourth quarter.
Dillon Savage led the Trojans by tallying 12 points, Noah Caballero and Zack Cotten each scored six and Jordan Day and Mason Chapel added three.
Against Ronan on Saturday, the opposing team kept the Trojans in the single digits through the game, entering the second half with a 30-6 lead over Troy.
Cotten led the team in points with 11, Savage and Winn tallied three each, Chapel came in with two and AJ Faur scored one.
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