Boys basketball demolishes Colby

Corey Musil, Sports Editor|February 15, 2022

The boys basketball team beat Colby, 71-50, in a blowout victory for the Indians on Feb. 11.

The win moved the Indians to 15-1 on the season. Senior Jace Linenberger led the way with 24 points, and senior Carson Kieffer was close behind with 17 points.

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