IDAHO FALLS - Taysom Hill and Avery Manu were in foul trouble early and didn't play but for four minutes in the first half against Skyline on Friday, but it didn't matter. The Rams still built an early lead and won 59-53.
When Hill and Manu came in during the second half, they were ready to go and scored a combined 32 points. Hill put in 14 and Manu 18.
"They came in fresh in the second half and were great," Highland coach Chris Frost said. "It worked out for us."
But the Rams' bench is what gave them an early 15-7 lead. Frost said he was most proud of the way his reserve players performed.
With the win, Highland improved to 8-8 on the season and 3-3 in district play. It next plays Idaho Falls on Wednesday.
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