The Whitefish Basketball teams played host to conference foe Bigfork, Friday night.
These were the first games played for the Dawgs in two weeks and first home games in a month.
Starting things off with a look at the Bulldog boys who came away with a quality, 66-49, win over the Vikings.
The Dawgs would lead early and often in this one as they held onto a slim 14-11 lead after one quarter of play.
Mason Kelch would put the team on his back in this one, as he dropped in 12 of his game high 23 points in the second quarter. Whitefish led by 13 in the frame but Bigfork cut into the lead end the half on a 5-0 run. Dawgs led at the intermission 32-24.
The third quarter is where the Dawgs really separated themselves as they dropped in 25 points in the frame and led after 3, 57-36.
The Dawgs then cruised to victory.
Kelch led the way with a game high 23. CJ Thew added 16 while Carson Gulick dropped in 11.
Bigfork was led by Asher Knopik with 11.
In between both games the coronation for Prince Frey and Princess Freya took place. Click here to watch:
In the nightcap, it was the time for the girls' teams to shine.
The Valkyries showed why they are the top team in the Northwest "A" as they came away with a big 64-16 victory.
The Vals would lead 39-10 at the intermission and cruised to the win.
Following all the action the Bulldog boys now sit at 6-2 on the season, 2-0 in conference play.
The Lady Bulldogs are now 3-5 on the season, 0-2 in league play.
Up Next: Both teams return to action, Tuesday, as they take on Ronan.
The boys are on the road for a 7:15pm scheduled tip-off.
The girls are at home with tip-off at 6pm.
Catch the girls game live on KSAM with pre-game at 5:40pm.
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