Idaho Mountain Express: Trojans keep WRHS boys under wraps

Friday, December 9, 2011

Trojans keep WRHS boys under wraps

Hoops in eastern Idaho

Boys' basketball players from Wood River High School traveled to eastern Idaho Tuesday and swallowed a big dose of 4A High Country Conference hoops in the form of the Rigby Trojans—a pre-season favorite for the 2012 State 4A title.

Rigby (2-0), executing its transition offense with aplomb, hammered the Wolverines (0-3) by a score of 73-31. Trojans senior guard Kamen McCullough (17 points) and Utah transfer guard Tanner Chambers chipped in with 16 points and four 3-pointers in the rout.

Last winter, Rigby (16-12) went two-and-out in the State 4A tourney won by conference rival Madison of Rexburg 53-51 (OT) over Skyview. Yet Rigby graduated only three players from that team and may return with fourth-year coach Justin Jones for a longer state run.

Wood River contributors Tuesday included Stone Sutton (8 points, 3 steals) and Austin Hafer (5 points, 4 assists). The Hailey junior varsity lost by 31, and the freshman team (2-1) took its first loss 53-42 despite 12 points by Conner Hayes and 10 by Cody Carter.

Thursday night, the Wolverines hosted the Buhl Tribe (1-2 after Tuesday's 44-32 home win over Canyon Ridge). The Hailey boys travel to Buhl for a rematch on Tuesday, Dec. 13.

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