Last Friday in front of several Lusk fans, Ryan Bruegger, Courtney Rowley and Anna Richardson
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SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb. – Last Friday in front of several Lusk fans, Ryan Bruegger, Courtney Rowley and Anna Richardson suited up at Scottsbluff High School for the Panhandle Prep All Star games. The 2021 graduates of Niobrara County High School got to play one more basketball game representing their hometown.
Bruegger participated in the dunk contest and put on a scoring exhibition with 38 points and six three-pointers for the Blue team. However, it wasn’t enough as the Red team won 155-124 in a game where defense was optional.
The girls game went back and forth before the Blue team prevailed 95-88. Rowley scored six points for the Red team.
Drake Lamp will be participating in the 48th Shrine Bowl on June 12 at Natrona County High School in Casper.
