SPORTS: Taholah holds off Clallam Bay boys in a barn-burner Saturday

TAHOLAH — Taholah held off Clallam Bay in a boys basketball barn-burner in nonleague action Saturday.

Taholah won 74-62 behind Jimmy Smith’s 28 points and Ronny Tedfield’s 24.

The Bruins, however, weren’t shooting blanks as Kevin Hess scored 20 points and pulled down 12 rebounds and Ryan Willis added 18 points and 11 boards.

(See PDN Monday editions for complete story).

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