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Vikings topple Wildcats, 47-29

by Daily Inter Lake
| January 3, 2020 12:50 AM

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Columbia Falls' William Dyon (22) drives to the basket against Bigfork's Isak Epperly (21) and Levi Taylor (10) in the first half at Bigfork High School on Friday. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)

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Bigfork's Colt Thorness (1) is fouled by Columbia Falls' Allec Knapton (35, right) as he goes to the hoop in the second half at Bigfork High School on Friday. At left is Columbia Falls' Dillon Shipp (24). (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)

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Bigfork head coach John Hollow congratulates his players as they come off the court for a timeout in the third quarter against Columbia Falls at Bigfork High School on Friday. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)

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Bigfork's Colt Thorness (1) throws down a two-handed dunk in the second half against Columbia Falls at Bigfork High School on Friday. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)

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Bigfork's Colt Thorness (1) throws down a two-handed dunk in the second half against Columbia Falls at Bigfork High School on Friday. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)

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Columbia Falls' Danny Henjum (21) looks to shoot against Bigfork's Asher VanCampen (0) in the first half at Bigfork High School on Friday. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)

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Bigfork's Eli Hines (2) goes to the basket against Columbia Falls' Allec Knapton (35) in the second half at Bigfork High School on Friday. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)

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Bigfork's Walker Fisher (5) pushes the ball upcourt against Columbia Falls at Bigfork High School on Friday. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)

BIGFORK — Bigfork used a strong second half to down the Columbia Falls Wildcats at Bigfork High School on Friday in a nonconference basketball game.

Izak Epperly led the Vikings with 15 points. He drained five triples.

The Vikings (3-3) led 8-2 after the first quarter and 15-11 at the half.

Columbia Falls is 1-4 overall.

Full scoring information for this game was not available.

Bigfork plays Loyola at 6 p.m. today.