December 19, 2023
Watford boys drop two
Titus Stenberg
Farmer Sports Writer
The Watford City Wolves played their second game of the season last Tuesday, and lost to the visiting Des Lacs-Burlington Lakers. The Lakers got off to a fast start with seven players scoring in the first quarter. While the scoreboard showed a big early deficit, Watford City head coach David Gumke appreciated the effort, “We came out with a ton more energy against DL-B compared to the Hazen game which helped our team defense be much better. That type of defensive intensity would have made our opener against Hazen be a different ball game. We have to continue that effort and not take any plays off during our games.”