Poster Player of the Week: Bigfork's Austin Savik
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This week’s Poster Player of the Week, presented by Corwin Motors, goes to Bigfork’s Austin Savik of the Vikings basketball team.
Savik made four 3-pointers and poured in 23 points in the Vikings 49-43 loss to Lockwood.
On the following day, Savik scored 16 points in Bigfork’s 47-39 win over Havre.
The Vikings travel to Columbia Falls and Libby this week to kick off conference play in Class A basketball.
Congratulations again to Austin Savik for winning this week’s Poster Player of the Week honors. Best of luck to you and your teammates on the rest of the basketball season.
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