Wampus Cats fall at Bonners Ferry JV
DYLAN GREENE | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 4 years, 10 months AGO
Senior Cameron Garcia attempts a free throw during a home game against Lakeside on Jan. 7.
(File photo by DYLAN GREENE)
BONNERS FERRY — Clark Fork boys basketball just couldn't get within striking distance in a 63-50 loss to the Bonners Ferry JV team on Thursday night.
The Wampus Cats were within seven points at the half, but the Badgers outscored them 33-27 in the final 16 minutes to grab the victory.
Despite the loss, head coach Heath Beason was pleased with his team's effort.
"Our kids played real hard," he said. "We just couldn't buy a basket. This game was gut-wrenching because we played our hearts out. It seems like it's the small mistakes that get us. This game hurt because we were prepared."
Senior Cameron Garcia went off for 25 points, 10 rebounds and three assists. Carter Sanroman added 20 points, four rebounds and three steals.
These two teams will meet again when Clark Fork (1-8) hosts the Badgers' JV team at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Clark Fork 10 13 12 15 — 50
Bonners Ferry 20 10 17 16 — 63
CLARK FORK — Garcia 25, Sanroman 20, Barnett 1, Reuter 0, Wade 4, Howard 0.
BONNERS FERRY — Duvall 2, Petesdin 4, Regan 11, Banning 11, Rice 20, Schulte 6, Hammonds 9.
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