Poster Player of the Week: Braeden Gunlock of Bigfork High
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This week’s poster player of the week presented by Corwin Motors goes to Braeden Gunlock of the Bigfork Valkyries.
Braeden has impressed all season and continued to do with another big week.
Tuesday’s game against Libby, she led her team to a 60-17 victory and scored 20 points.
In Saturday’s game, Braeden scored a game-high 36 points, including three 3-pointers on the way to a 75-49 victory over Columbia Falls. Both wins improved the team record to 12-2 and they remain undefeated in league play at 8-0.
Congratulations to Braeden Gunlock on winning this week's poster player of the week honors.
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