“We need to find a way to take better care of the ball,” Moyles said. “We will continue to work on this in the upcoming week of practice.”
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The cheerleaders cheer on the Kemmerer Rangers basketball team against the Mountain View Buffs on Saturday, Jan. 13. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Michelle Tibbetts)
The Kemmerer Rangers’ boys basketball team traveled to Pinedale on Friday, Jan. 12, but lost to the Wranglers 78–47.
“The game with Pinedale on Friday was a step in the right direction,” said Rangers head coach Steve Moyles. “Especially in the second half, we need to work on better ball movement on the offensive side.”
Cole Meeks had 13 rebounds in the Pinedale game. Colter Brunski pulled down five rebounds and had five blocked shots. Brandon Crank had six rebounds and two steals against the Wranglers.
The Kemmerer Rangers hosted the Mountain View Buffalos on Saturday, Jan 13, and the community gathered to support their team. Mountain View came out on top with the win, 69 to 31.
“The Rangers struggled again with a very aggressive half court zone press,” said Rangers head coach Steve Moyles. “This led to an overwhelming amount of turnovers.”
Kemmerer senior Corbin Ourada drives to the basket in the Jan. 13 varsity boys game against Mountain View. The Rangers fell to the Buffs 69–31. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Michelle Tibbetts)
Derick Wilcox had six rebounds and five blocked shots against the Mountain View Buffalos.
Louis Faloni had three rebounds and two steals to help the Rangers. Cole Meeks pulled off six rebounds and three blocked shots.
“We need to find a way to take better care of the ball,” Moyles said. “We will continue to work on this in the upcoming week of practice.”
The Ranger boys have some more home games this weekend.
The J.V. boys host Wind River’s J.V. team on Friday, Jan. 19, at 4:00 p.m. The varsity boys play Wind River on Friday at 7:00 p.m.
The Ranger boys are back in action on Saturday, Jan. 20. The J.V. game against Wyoming Indian tips off at noon, and the varsity boys game against Wyoming Indian starts at 3:00 p.m.
Tanner Plowman goes up for a basket against Mountain View last weekend. (GAZETTE PHOTO / Michelle Tibbetts)
Don’t forget about the Pink Basketball games on Friday, Feb. 2. These games are an opportunity for the community to honor those who have fought breast cancer. Contact Katie Lindgren at the high school or student body president Jenna Krell to learn how to honor loved ones at the game who have faced breast cancer.
