Another Idaho Rundown
<p>The season is beginning to dwindle for many programs across the state as the final conference games are being played and district tournaments are just around the corner. A lot of great talent has been on display recently all around Idaho and many players have been showing their skills and abilities the further into the season we get. As the season comes to an end for some players and teams, others are charging on as they attempt to secure some hardware. Playing basketball in March is always the goal and ending the season on a victory in March is even sweeter. Continue reading for a look at some of the recent games played across the state as well as some excellent individual performances.</p>
<p><strong>Sandpoint vs. Post Falls:</strong> Way up north, Sandpoint faced off against Post Falls in a non-conference game. Unfortunately, Sandpoint’s senior night was not worthy of celebrating as they struggled in the second half after leading Post Falls at halftime. Turnovers were a major issue for the Sandpoint Bulldogs as Post Falls used full-court pressure to create lots of steals and opportunities to turn turnovers into buckets. Post Falls will look to use this victory as a way to build momentum as they head into their district tournament and look to make a run beyond that. [player_tooltip player_id="923088" first="Colin" last="Roos"] led Sandpoint with 11 points and [player_tooltip player_id="919684" first="Caden" last="McLean"] led Post Falls with 15 points.</p>
<p><strong>Valley vs. Declo:</strong> Heading to southern Idaho, Declo and Valley competed in a conference matchup. Valley was able to secure a victory on the road thanks to taking care of the ball and using a balanced attack to overcome Declo’s attempt to win. Valley had a big second half and were able to open up their lead with big surges after halftime. Declo could not keep up and struggled to produce any type of run in the second half. Valley was led by 14 points from Omar Campos and 12 points from Rawlin Godfrey. Declo was led by 15 points from Sam Nebeker.</p>
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