Wampus Cats unable to shake early jitters in first round loss to Rockland
Clark Fork junior Sam Barnett attempts to convert a layup during Wednesday's 1A Division II state tournament game against Rockland at Caldwell High.
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Clark Fork senior Chris Wade attempts to avoid getting blocked by a Rockland defender on Wednesday.
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Sam Barnett tries to save the ball from going out of bounds on Wednesday.
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Clark Fork sophomore Antonio Mayorga converts a layup on Wednesday.
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Sam Barnett elevates for a shot on Wednesday.
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Sam Barnett tries to sneak a pass behind a Rockland defender on Wednesday.
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Chris Wade gets blocked from behind by Rockland defender on Wednesday.
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CALDWELL — It was Clark Fork’s first state tournament game in 13 years — and the Wampus Cats had the jitters to prove it.
Clark Fork failed to score a point in the first quarter and was plagued by turnovers throughout the game in a 57-20 loss to the Rockland Bulldogs on Wednesday in the first round of the state 1A Division II boys basketball tournament at Caldwell High...
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