LITTLE FALLS — Beau Thoma’s 31 points led 10 different Little Falls Flyers who scored during an 88-63 non-conference victory over the Warroad Warriors Saturday, Jan. 28.
Thoma added eight rebounds, five assists and three steals. Carter Gwost collected 20 points, a team-high nine rebounds, and four assists.
Brayden Jordan scored nine points off the bench as the Flyers received 16 points from its reserves.
Luke Waltman 6, Owen Bode 8, Jaxon Janski 7, Thomas Knopik 2, Ben Knopik 2, Beau Thoma 31, Carter Gwost 20, Grant Stich 1, Morgan Whitford 2, Brayden Jordan 9. FG 34-60 (56.7%), FT 15-24 (62.5%). 3-point 5-23 (21.7%). Overall: 10-4. Next: hosts Zimmerman 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31.
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