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The Tiger basketball team had a busy time over the holidays, with a league game, a non-league game and a tournament in Spokane to keep them sharp.
Reardan
On December 19 the Tigers trampled the Reardan Indians in a non-league contest played in Reardan, 70 to 41.
The Machine, Ryan Moffet, was on point scoring a total of 34 points. The Machine was followed by Marcus King with 12, Jett Nelson and Jaden Hunt each with 6, Camden Weber and Daeton Deife each with 5 and Eric Johnston with 2.
Od 24 17 15 19 71
Re 10 8 8 15 41
T isn't just for Tigers, it is also for team. The Tiger team rocked the teamwork with 29 total rebounds, 16 assists and 16 steals.
Columbia
On December 20 the Tigers ventured over to Hunters to teach the Lions of Columbia High School who the tougher cat is. The Tigers took charge of the court, beating the Lions, 75 to 32.
The Machine led the Tigers in points with an outstanding 30. Nelson was right behind with a total of 13 points, followed by Deife and Johnston with 9 each. King had 6 points, while Hunt and Jacob Scrupps rounded it out with 4 points each.
Od 24 17 15 19 75
Col 0 8 14 10 32
The Tigers had control of the hardwood throughout the game, with 32 rebounds, 18 assists, and 14 steals. The Lions had no idea that this streak of Tigers would completely command the hardwood jungle.
Asotin
Santa had barely made it back to the North Pole and the Tigers were already headed out in their own yellow sleigh to West Valley High School's tournament in Spokane Valley to play the Asotin Panthers on December 26. The Tigers had more than just holiday gifts and eggnog to make them smile. The 65-to-36 win over the Panthers also made their holidays bright.
Od 38 0 17 10 65
Aso 18 0 11 7 36
The Machine, like Dasher in the reindeer games, led the team in points with a total of 32. The rest of the streak wasn't far behind. King had 14 points, Nelson 8, Hunt 4, Weber 3 and Deife and Johnston 2 points each.
What is an offense without a defense? Nothing. The Tiger team can do it all, though, tallying 26 rebounds, 19 assists and 20 steals.
Lakeside
On December 28, the Tigers had another game in Spokane
Valley against the Lakeside Eagles. The Eagles were mauled by the Tigers, 77 to 49.
The Machine was an animal on the court, scoring a total of 38 points. He was followed by Nelson with 11, Weber 9, King 6, Johnston 5, Deife and Scrupps 3 each and Hunt with 2 points. This amazing streak of Tigers works together to create scoring opportunities out of thin air.
Od 18 11 28 20 77
Lak 19 5 4 21 49
The Tigers had a total of 28 rebounds,18 assists, and 9 steals in the game. The work hard as a team and it shows in their score. They are the Kings of the basketball court.
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