Trotters to rely on solid core of returners
A large group of players who turned out for Trotters basketball go through conditioning drills this past weekend as they get ready for the upcoming season. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
Plains Trotters head coach Brooks Sanford works with a group of players on defensive skills during an early season practice ahead of their season-opener December 5th against Flathead Valley Christian in Plains. (Photo by Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
Experience and exuberance are two factors being counted on to propel the Plains Trotters girls’ basketball team to the upper echelons of the Western 7B conference this season.
With only one senior on a 19-player roster, which includes five freshmen and two eighth graders, the Trotters still have a solid core of varsity experience. The Trotters finished the 2023-24 season with a 12-12 overall record and a trip to the Divisional tournament at Salish Kootenai College.
That team began the year with a 7-1 record before running into the heart of the 7B conference and annually tough opponents like Sanders County rival Thompson Falls, Eureka and Mission.
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