Keeping Score: Buzzer-beater in Bigfork
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A packed gym, a tight game, and one shot that changed everything.
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A packed gym, a tight game, and one shot that changed everything.
On this episode of Keeping Score, host Luke Schmit goes courtside in Bigfork after Austin Savik drains a game-winning basket to lift the Vikings in Northwest A conference play.
Luke sits down with Austin Savik, Tamret Savik, and Treker Hicke to break down the moment, the mindset behind staying confident, and what’s fueled Bigfork’s resilience.
The players talk defense as their identity, the grind behind their shooting, and the heart and brotherhood that define this team.
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