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    Sports and Outdoors

    Tigers pick up first CTL win of year

    By Brent Baker • January 8, 2014 10:20 am
    Tags: Tonasket Boys Basketball, Tonasket High School

    OMAK – Tonasket held Omak to 10 first half points and held on to defeat the Pioneers 54-47 on Tuesday, Jan. 7, for the Tigers’ first Caribou Trail League win of the season.

    Note: Tonasket hosts Cascade on Friday, Jan. 10, in a game that was originally scheduled for Saturday.

    Tags: Tonasket Boys Basketball, Tonasket High School

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