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Photo Story: Girls Basketball Dismantles Canby in 49–33 Win

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Eli Batcheller, Assistant Editor
January 8, 2025

For their first league game, La Salle’s girls basketball team hosted Canby High School on Wednesday, Jan. 8, at 7:15 p.m. The Canby Cougars led the Falcons through the first half, yet the Falcons were able to capture a win thanks to a big second half resurgence. The final score of the game was 49-33 in favor of La Salle.

Girls basketball’s next game is against Hood River Valley High School at home on Friday, Jan. 10, at 7:15 p.m.

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Eli Batcheller
Eli Batcheller, Assistant Editor
Eli Batcheller is currently a junior. Eli lived in Oregon City for around 16 years, until moving to Oak Grove in the summer after his Sophomore year.  His favorite part of all of his classes are his friends around him that he has been able to make. One of the most important things he finds is the community at La Salle in all aspects.  He originally chose to go to La Salle because of his older sister, and because of the quality of education compared to public school. When he got to La Salle, he found more than he expected, finding great friends and a good community that he could immerse himself in.  Eli loves listening to music and talking and spending time with his friends — some of his favorite activities being going to the river or getting clothes, especially with friends. His favorite artist is Frank Ocean, someone he has always loved.