The Colby Hornets snuck past Neillsville in Cloverbelt East Boys Basketball, 68-61.
Joe Streveler and Mateo Lopez had 16 points each for Colby. Kaden Wiese scored 12 points and Caden Healy added 11 points.
Andrew Brown had a game-high 30 points for Neillsville.
Colby scoring: Meyer 5, Rue 8, Lopez 16, Healy 11, Wiese 12, Streveler 16
Neillsville scoring: Boyer 5, Hoeser 8, Erickson 11, Brown 30, Schultz 1, Hayes 6
2022-23 Colby Hornets Boys Basketball Schedule
2022-23 Neillsville Warriors Boys Basketball Schedule
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