Noxon-Thompson Falls baseball claim wins over county rival
Plains senior Zayden Allen rounds third heading for home during the Horsemen's game versus Noxon-T Falls this past week. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Red Devils' Justice Kayser (7) slides safely home under the tag attempt from Plains-Hot Springs catcher Tyler Barton during their game this past week. (Tracy Scott, Valley Press)
Plains-Hot Springs senior Wyatt Butcher (grey) slides safely into second base during the Horsemen's game with Noxon-T Falls this past week. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
This year’s unofficial and non-existent local high school baseball wars trophy goes to the Noxon-Thompson Falls co-opers who could lay claim to the title following a pair of wins over Sanders County rival Plains-Hot Springs this past week.
NTF opened the Sanders County wars with a convincing 26-8 win over the Savage Horsemen, then laid claim to the crown two days later with a 19-9 victory.
The two wins were the first and second of the year for Noxon-T Falls and came a week after Plains-Hot Springs won its only game of the year, a 19-4 road rout of Browning.
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