Area Girls Basketball: Rangers stay perfect with 10th straight win

Posted by Admin December 28, 2024 Basketball

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ST. JOSEPH — Tori Oehrlein led all scorers with 32 points as the Crosby-Ironton Rangers defeated the Southwest Christian Stars 87-69 at the Granite City Classic Friday, Dec. 27.

C-I’s Sammie Hachey posted 18 points and Lucy Lewandowski finished with 16 points.

Regan Jueneman added 12 points as the Rangers improved their record to 10-0.

Southwest Christian 24 45 – 69

Crosby-Ironton 49 38 – 87

Aubrey Burkhart 29, Brynn Munson 11, Maddy Hamdorf 21, Abby White 5, Elaina Johnson 2, Abby Harmon 1.

Regan Jueneman 12, Sammie Hachey 18, Emma Silgen 2, Veronica Millsop 5, Lucy Lewandowski 16, Ryley Bartels 2, Tori Oehrlein 32. Overall: 10-0. Next: vs. Goodhue 2:45 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 28.

Pequot Lakes 56, Mankato West 40

SARTELL — Alexa Pietig tallied 14 points for the Pequot Lakes Patriots as they topped the Mankato West Scarlets 56-40 at the Granite City Classic Friday, Dec. 27.

Reese Laposky posted 12 points and June Ruud added nine points.

Mankato West 26 14 — 40

Pequot Lakes 27 29 — 56

Avery Schmitz 8, Jilllian Olsen 3, Rachel Younge 3, Ella Mullenbach 12, Najima Hassan 3, Joy Weimer 2, Lilly Bannerman 2, Arianna Smith 7.

Emersyn Sullivan 8, Addison Lillo 2, Olivia Den Hartog 4, Genevieve Birkeland 7, Alexa Pietig 14, June Ruud 9, Reese Laposky 12. Overall: 6-1. Next: vs. Robbinsdale Cooper 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 28.

St. Anthony Village 71, Little Falls 50

MONTICELLO — Malin Youngberg finished with 23 points for the Little Falls Flyers as they lost 71-50 to the St. Anthony Village Huskies Friday, Dec. 27.

St. Anthony Village 34 37 — 71

Little Falls 24 26 — 50

Maiyah Allen 3, Rebecca Nelson 21, Stella Timmins 16, Kacie Lesinksi 2, Greta Schumann 13, Leilani Abraham 8, Hailey Siroin 8. FG 26-37 (70%), FT 11-13 (84%). 3-point 8-15 (53%).

Ehlin Youngberg 3, Sam Pint 5, Reese Becker 2, Leah LeBlanc 4, Khloe Schlagel 3, Malin Youngberg 23, Madisyn Whitford 6, Maryn Meyer 4. FG 17-31 (54%), FT 13-28 (46%). 3-point 3-10 (30%). Overall: 5-3. Next: vs. Annandale 4:15 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 28.

Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 61, Pierz 35

ST. CLOUD — Mataya Pohlkamp led the Pierz Pioneers with seven points as they lost 61-35 to the Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Wolves at the Granite City Classic Friday, Dec. 27.

Sophie Leidenfrost 5, Laura Young 2, Brooklyn Hanneken 6, Mataya Pohlkamp 7, Kora Toops 4, Macy Sadlovsky 3, Amber Boser 5, McKenna Hoheisel 3. FG 12-51 (23%), FT 6-11 (54%). 3-point 5-24 (20%). Overall: 2-8. Next: vs. St. Croix Prep 2:45 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 28.

Barnesville 61, Wadena-Deer Creek 50

BARNESVILLE — Addy Gravelle scored 14 points for the Wadena-Deer Creek Wolverines as they lost 61-50 to the Barnesville Trojans in a Section 8-2A matchup Friday, Dec 27.

Jada Dykhoff tallied 11 points and Payton Gravelle chipped in 10 points.

Wadena-Deer Creek 26 24 — 50

Jayla Amundson 4, Alexis Bontjes 1, Sophia Frederick 9, Macie Pauna 3, Abigail John 22, Piper Thompson 2, Ava Follingstad 20.

Addyson Gravelle 14, Montana Carsten 8, Jada Dykhoff 11, Kennedy Ness 2, Ashley Pavek 3, Lily Parker 2, Payton Gravelle 10. Overall: 7-2. Next: hosts Henning 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 3.

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