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Loggers kick it into gear late to top Ducks

Onalaska, WASports

The Onalaska Loggers achieved a hard-fought 52-36 victory over the Toutle Lake Ducks on January 7, 2025, despite a challenging start. The Loggers managed to score only 17 points in the first half, resulting in a five-point deficit at halftime. Coach Fred Sturza expressed concerns about the team's energy and effort levels, noting they struggled to play cohesively. In the second half, Onalaska found their rhythm, reclaiming the lead in the third quarter, but still faced a tight competition entering the final moments of the game. The decisive fourth quarter saw the Loggers outscore the Ducks 20-6, showcasing their improved performance.

Blaze Underhill was pivotal in this success, leading the team with 17 points, including nine scored in the crucial fourth quarter. Case McGraw also made significant contributions with 14 points, helping the Loggers to their second consecutive win. Moving forward, Onalaska, now at 5-6 overall, will be looking to extend their winning streak against Rainier in their next game.

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