The Hot Springs County Bobcats's recent rough patch got a bit rougher on Friday after their fifth straight defeat. They took a 42-25 bruising from Lyman. Hot Springs County has struggled against the Eagles recently, as their matchup on Friday was their eighth consecutive lost matchup.
When it comes to explaining why Hot Springs County lost, one person who can't be blamed is Hanna Hill. Despite the final result, she scored nine points along with two steals.
Lyman's victory was a true team effort, with many players turning in solid performances. Perhaps the best among them was BriLee Bradshaw, who scored 12 points along with six rebounds and three steals. Another player making a difference was Payton Anderson, who scored six points along with two steals.
Hot Springs County has traveled a rocky road recently having lost nine of their last ten matchups, which put a noticeable dent in their 3-11 record this season. As for Lyman, the victory (which was their fourth in a row) raised their record to 9-5.
Hot Springs County will head out on the road to take on the Buffalos at 10:30 p.m. on Saturday. Mountain View presents a significant challenge as they come into the match much higher ranked than the Bobcats in Wyoming (the Buffalos are ranked ninth, while the Bobcats are ranked 42nd). As for Lyman, they will be playing at home against the Warriors at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday. Worland is no doubt hoping to put an end to a four-game streak of away losses.
