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Paige Lofing Places in MT Top 10 With 10 Games Left! Go, Paige, Go!

Paige Lofing, (HP Shutterbug photo)

After scoring 15 points versus St. Labre at Huntley Project on January 11, Senior Paige Lofing has earned her place in the top ten all-time scorers for Montana High School Association’s Girls’ Basketball individual records. Lofing continues to earn her place in Huntley Project history by scoring the most individual points for the school; the last record was held by Monica Hollowell with her 1,979 points in 2009. 

With now 2,034 points, Lofing has surpassed read more

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