Boomchain Loucks inbounds the ball on Feb. 3 at home against the Craig Panthers. The Wolves went on to win the game 74-61, much in part to Loucks' 16-point outing in which he led Wrangell in second-half scoring.
The high school boys basketball team played four games over six days Feb. 3-8. They won the first two, both home games against Craig. They then lost the latter two, both away games at Ketchikan.
Notably, only the wins count toward the conference standings, as the much larger Ketchikan team competes in Division 4A while Wrangell is in Division 2A.
As things stand, Wrangell sits second in Southeast with an in-conference record of 6-2. They are second only to Metlakatla, whose unblemished 6-0 record keeps them atop Southeast Division 2A.
The Feb. 3-4 homestand against Craig was a perfect encapsul...
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