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Wampus Cats win at home

SAMMY BERRYMAN | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 3 years, 9 months AGO
by SAMMY BERRYMAN
Sports Reporter | December 10, 2022 1:00 AM

Clark Fork hit the ground running and didn't stop in last night's game against Noxon, 38-28.

Lilly Reuter hit two three-pointers in the first quarter and Hannah Thompson sank two baskets. Reuter and Thompson were the high point scorers of the game both with 13 points.

“Hannah and Lilly both had great offensive looks,” head coach Jordan Adams said. “Our defense did a good job rebounding the ones that didn’t go in.”

Clark Fork led 23-10 at halftime.

In the fourth quarter, Noxon players Emily Brown and Seanna Richter scored seven and six points respectively. Brown was the high point scorer for Noxon scoring 12 of their 28 points.

The Wampus Cats next game will be at home on Dec. 14 against Mullan.

Clark Fork 13 10 11 6 – 38

Noxon 4 6 4 14 – 28

CLARK FORK — Shelton 2, Reuter 13, Printz-Hay 5, Herrick 1, Matteson 2 Lane 0, Thompson 13, Berscheid 0, Fluckiger 2, Leadbetter 0, Myers 0

NOXON – Richter 6, Cano 0, Brown 10, Erwin 1, Ushuia 4, E. Swanson 4, M Swanson 0, Yoder 0, Jensen 0.

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