SPORTS: Crescent loses by only four points to strong Kingston JV team at Winter Classic tourney in Port Angeles on Thursday

PORT ANGELES — Three players scored in double figures for the Crescent boys varsity 1B team as the Loggers came close to upsetting 2A Kingston’s JV squad at the Port Angeles Winter Classic tourney Thursday.

Kingston squeaked out a 69-65 win.

Derrick Findley lit up the scoreboard with 25 points while Kai Story added 18 and Joel Williams scored 10 for the Loggers.

Williams also brought down a team-high 12 rebounds while Findley had 11 and Story and Josh Sowders grabbed five each.

(See PDN Sunday editions for complete story).

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