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Loggers top Ravens for first win of new year

Onalaska, WALocal News

The Onalaska Loggers celebrated their first win of 2025 by defeating the Raymond-South Bend Ravens 67-58 in a well-fought boys basketball game. Leading the charge for Onalaska, Blaze Underhill scored an impressive 24 points, supported by Cooper Lawrence with 12 and both Nick Rushton and Case McGraw contributing 10 points each. The Loggers built a double-digit lead in the first quarter, demonstrating consistent offensive prowess by scoring over 15 points in each quarter. Despite a strong push from the Ravens, who narrowed the gap to five points early in the fourth quarter, Onalaska maintained control of the game. Coach Fred Sturza highlighted the importance of their defensive strategy, noting how well-timed stops were crucial in sealing the victory.

With this win, the Loggers improved their overall record to 4-6 and 3-4 in the C2BL league. The team will look to build on this success as they prepare for their next matchup against Toutle Lake at home on Tuesday. This game not only marks a positive turnaround for Onalaska but also reflects their commitment to improving throughout the season.

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