Ashby had three players reach double figures.  Jacob Cook led all scorers with 20 points.  Fourteen of those points came in the second half.  Cook also grabbed a career high 22 rebounds.  Torin Olson contributed a solid 16 points.  Hunter Norby added 10.  Matson Hoff and Sam Sorenson completed the Arrow scoring total with 4 and 2 points, respectively.

Cole Koep led the Panthers with 19 points which included making a game high 4 three-point baskets.  Carter Thoennes joined Cole in double figures adding 10 points.

Both teams struggled to score from behind the arc.  Parkers Prairie made 5 of 24 attempts (21%) while the Arrows converted on 5 of 21 (24%).

Parkers was a perfect 100% (5/5) from behind the charity stripe.  Ashby got to the line but poor shooting (39%) kept them from taking control of the game.

"We committed a season high 21 turnovers and made it difficult to add to the lead with missed free throw after missed free throw (7/18)," reported Head Coach John Holsten of the Arrows.

The win raises the Arrows overall record to 16-2 and 7-1 in the Little Eight Conference.  Ashby matches up with the Rothsay Tigers Friday night in Ashby.