Falls Christian Splits

Tue., Dec. 5, 2000

Falls Christian boys and girls split a non-leaguer with Logos Monday night.

The FCA boys (1-2) defeated Logos (0-3) 63-42 after the girls (0-2) dropped a 78-17 decision to Logos (3-1) in games rescheduled from Dec. 12.

Boys: Falls Christian 63, Logos 42

Logos 9 12 9 12 - 42

Falls Christian 17 14 14 18 - 63

Logos (0-3) - Rust 0, Hays 0, Pensteiner 9, Leithart 0, Wells 10, Blakey 2, Grauke 13, Nicholas 1, Christopher 5, Anderson 2.

Falls Christian (1-2) - Baker 25, Bishop 4, Cervantes 2, Collingwood 11, Cooper 3, Danforth 10, Dunning 8, Kelson 0, Polzoni 0.

Girls: Logos 78, Falls Christian 17

Logos 15 14 29 20 - 78

Falls Christian 7 4 2 4 - 17

Logos (3-1) - Carnahan 4, Rust 2, K.Gray 12, A.Gray 8, Cooley 13, McIvor 8, Scheibe 9, Casebolt 4, Bowan 18.

Falls Christian (0-2) - Anderson 0, Fischer 0, Fromdahl 0, Kirsebom 1, Martinson 2, Poole 14, Sheppard 0.

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