Cessna and Strock lead offensively but not enough for the Bulldog win
SAMMY BERRYMAN | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 years, 1 month AGO
The Sandpoint girls basketball team couldn't overcome a rough start Friday night at Post Falls, trailing 19-10 after the first quarter and never recovering in a 65-55 loss to the Trojans.
Bulldog scoring leaders Aliya Strock got 8 of her 15 points in the first half and Kelsey Cessna racked up 9 of her 15 in the second.
“We need to clean some stuff up defensively,” head coach Will Love said. “But we managed to cause some turnovers and I know the girls will only get better as the season continues.”
Post Falls closed the deal with 20 points in the fourth quarter.
“We managed to get some really good looks, especially in the second half,” Love said. “We also had some really great bench play.”
The Bulldogs travel to Priest River today for a 2 p.m. contest.
Sandpoint 10 13 18 14 — 55
Post Falls 19 12 14 20 — 65
SANDPOINT — Cessna 15, De. Driggs 5, Da. Driggs 5, David 0, P. Cessna 0, Richardson 3, Tuinstra 1, Bleckwenn 0, Strock 15, Laybourne 0, Banks 11, Thaete 0, David 0.
POST FALLS — McLean 11, Berg 8, Walton 6, McGowan 2, Brennan 2, Sims 17, Gilmor 0, Asper 12, Motley 7, Miller 0.
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