Badgers fall to Kellogg in IML matchup
Mandi Bateman Editor | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 years, 1 month AGO
Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Matt Morgan goes for a shot during last Thursday’s game against Kellogg.
Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Matt Morgan taking a shot during the Feb. 6 home game against Kellogg.
Left: Ty Bateman drives to the basket during last Thursday’s game against Kellogg. The visiting Wildcats won 73-55. Right: Matt Morgan leaps over Wildcat defenders. Photos by MANDI BATEMAN
Photo by MANDI BATEMAN The Badgers played hard but eventually came up short against Kellogg.
Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Dylan Hines passes the ball.
Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Matt Morgan drives to the basket.
Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Matt Morgan drives to the basket.
BONNERS FERRY — The Badger boys played hard against Kellogg on Thursday, Feb. 6, eventually falling to the visiting Wildcats 73-55.
“I thought we played some good ball for most of the game,” said coach Andy Rice. “I felt like we kept our composure when they went on some runs and we fought back which was really nice to see.”
Kellogg led the first quarter, but the Badgers came back, going into the third quarter up by one point.
“We had some calls that did not go our way and I think we let that affect our game. Kellogg is pretty good but I think if we play together and take care of the ball they are beatable,” said Rice.
The Badgers play Sandpoint this Friday night, Feb. 14, at 5:30 p.m., and then host Post Falls on Saturday night at 5:30 p.m., which is also senior night.
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