MADISON - Kelsea Lund netted 21 points after going 10-for-12 at the free throw line in the final 4:14 of play to help Lac qui Parle Valley overpower Montevideo 58-36 in a non-conference game Tuesday.
Montevideo had a 25-23 lead with 11:35 remaining, but the Eagles (14-2) soared back to hand the visiting Thunder Hawks (8-9) their fourth straight loss. LQPV got 14 of its final 16 points from the charity stripe as Montevideo committed 30 fouls.
The Eagles finished 31-for-43 from the line while Montevideo was 8-for-9. Alaysia Freetly and Kaitlin Connor chipped in 13 points each for LQPV. Connor also had 13 rebounds and five blocks.
Alexis Schmitz led Montevideo with nine points.
LQPV is at KMS on Thursday and hosts Minneota on Friday in a key Camden Conference contest.
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LQPV 58, Montevideo 36
Montevideo (8-9) 14 22 - 36
LQPV (14-2) 21 37 - 58
Montevideo
13 FG; 8-9 FT; 30 fouls … Scoring: Abby Olson 2, Kailey Maroney 6, Nikki Erickson 5, Lexi Quigley 6, Morgan Reidinger 6, Erin Balken 2, Alexis Schmitz 9 … 3-point shots: Erickson 1, Maroney 1 … Rebound leader: Reidinger 5, Quigley 5 … Assist leader: Maroney 3 … Steal leader: none
Lac qui Parle Valley
12-37 FG; 31-43 FT; 12 fouls … Scoring: Kelsea Lund 21, Aundrea DuFrane 2, Haley Wollschlager 3, Alaysia Freetly 13, Kaitlin Connor 13, Kelsey Kuechenmeister 6 … 3-point shots: Lund 3 … Rebound leader: Connor 13, Freetly 7 … Assist leader: Freetly 4, Lund 4 … Steal leader: Freetly 4, Lund 4 … Blocks: Connor 5
NLS 47, Benson 18
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Eleven New London-Spicer players scored in a non-conference home win over Benson on Tuesday.
Brooke Beuning led the Wildcats with eight points and Lindsay Vagle and Shea Oman both had six.
Benson’s Hannah Ricard had eight points and four rebounds.
The Wildcats play host to Annandale in a Wright County Conference game on Friday while the Braves travel to Granite Falls to play Yellow Medicine East on Thursday.
Benson (0-18) 5 13 - 18
NLS (15-3) 30 17 - 47
Benson
8-37 FG; 2-17 FT; 6 fouls … Scoring: Krista Motzko 3, Amanda Nissen 4, Victoria Pagel 3, Hannah Ricard 8 … 3-point shots: None … Rebound leader: Samantha Payne 4, Ricard 4 … Assist leader: None … Steal leader: Amundson 3
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New London-Spicer
21-54 FG; 0-4 FT; 13 fouls … Scoring: Mariah Adams 5, Lindsay Vagle 6, Shea Oman 6, Brooke Beuning 8, Alyssa Fredrick 4, Megan Thorson 4, Nicole Arnold 2, Ashlyn Geister 4, Kabrie Weber 4, Erin Tebben 2, Morgan Swenson 2 … 3-point shots: Adams 1, Oman 2, Beuning 2 … Rebound leader: Tebben 10, Swenson 6, Geister 6 … Assist leaders: Oman 3, Fredrick 3 … Steal leaders: Weber 3
BOLD 41, MACCRAY 28
Emily Gass scored 12 points and made five steals, Taylor Sagedahl netted another 10 points and Ashley Schmitz grabbed 10 rebounds to ignite a road win for BOLD (5-14).
Whitney Haney supplied nine rebounds and Sagedahl also pocketed five steals.
Alicia Ervin scored 12 points to pace MACCRAY, which lost its ninth straight. Emily Orwick pulled in a game-high 11 rebounds, Ali Siverhus had seven points and seven rebounds, and Becka Kimpling made four steals.
MACCRAY (4-15) is at Dawson-Boyd on Thursday and BOLD is at Central Minnesota Christian School on Friday.
BOLD (5-14) - 41
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MACCRAY (4-15) - 28
BOLD
16-47 FG; 7-10 FT; 11 fouls … Scoring: E. Gass 12, T. Sagedahl 10, M. Steffel 6, P. Weis 5, M. Flan 3, A. Schmitz 2, W. Haney 2, A. Krause 1 … 3-point shots: Gass 1, Flan 1 … Rebound leader: Schmitz 10, Haney 9 … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: Gass 5, Sagedahl 5
MACCRAY
10-59 FG; 6-8 FT; 12 fouls … Scoring: A. Ervin 12, A. Siverhus 7, B. Kimpling 5, C. Orwick 2, E. Orwick 2 … 3-point shots: Ervin 1, Kimpling 1 … Rebound leader: E. Orwick 11, Siverhus 7 … Assist leader: none … Steal leader: Kimpling 4
West Central
Sauk Centre 71, Paynesville 38
Madison Greenwaldt scored 23 points and connected on seven 3-pointers as Sauk Centre pulled away to earn a West Central Conference victory on Tuesday.
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Madison Moritz scored 13 points and grabbed seven rebounds, while Kelsey Peschel scored 12 and Mauren Thiesen added 10 points for the Mainstreeters.
Paynesville scored just 13 points in the second half.
Rian Lee scored 10 points, grabbed nine rebounds and Kayla Schaefer scored eight points with nine rebounds in the loss.
Both teams play Thursday as Sauk Centre will look to remain undefeated in conference play as it takes on Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta, and Paynesville challenges Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City.
Sauk Centre (10-0, 18-1) 33 38- 71
Paynesville (4-6, 5-9) 25 13 - 38
Sauk Centre
24-65 FG; 9-12 FT; 15 fouls … Scoring: Madison Greenwaldt 23, Madison Moritz 13, Kelsey Peschel 12, Mauren Thiesen 10, Shania Baum 2, Morgan Gamradt 2, Jill Klaphake 5, Jessica Rodenbiker 2, Rebecca Weir 2 … 3-point shots: Greenwaldt 7, Moritz 1, Peschel 3, Thiesen 2, Klaphake 1 … Rebound leader: Moritz 7 … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: NA
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Paynesville
15-54 FG; 6-11 FT; 14 fouls … Scoring: Rian Lee 10, Katetlyn Spanier 6, Tayler Burg 7, Katelyn Dingman 2, Abbie Wuertz 3, Emma Stevens 2, Kayla Schaefer 8 … 3-point shots: Burg 1, Wuertz 1 … Rebound leader: Schaefer 9, Lee 9 … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: NA
Tomahawk
SESM 72, BLHS 69
Anna Lux scored 19 points as Sleepy Eye Saint Mary’s edged Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart in overtime on Tuesday.
The Mustangs, seeking their first conference win, shot 38 percent for the game. Mara Olinger scored 20 points, Breanna Buboltz scored 18 points, and Jordyn Feige scored 10 points in the loss.
BLHS takes on Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop on the road Friday.
SESM (3-9, 6-12) 33 29 10 - 72
BLHS (0-12, 3-15) 33 29 7 - 69
Sleepy Eye Saint Mary’s
26-66 FG; 14-24 FT; 17 fouls … Scoring: Tori Anderson 8, Becca Schmitz 12, Brianna Bertrand 4, Jody Hansen 7, Anna Lux 19, Jenny Lax 4, Sabrina Portner 9, Crystal Portner 9 … 3-point shots: Lux 3, S. Portner 3 … Rebound leader: NA … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: NA
Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart
25-65 FG; 12-18 FT; 20 fouls … Scoring: Mara Olinger 20, Erika Zanoth 9, Breanna Buboltz 18, Jordyn Feige 10, Emily Markgraf 8, Kiana Johnson 2, Mariah Paulson 2 … 3-point shots: Olinger 2, Buboltz 1, Feige 2, Markgraf 2 … Rebound leader: Paulson 6, Markgraf 5, Buboltz 5 … Assist leader: Olinger 6, Markgraf 5 … Steal leader: Buboltz 4, Olinger 3, Markgraf 3
Melrose 61, BBE 51
Emily Goerdt scored 20 points and Justin Revermann double-doubled for Melrose, as the Dutchmen downed Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 61-51 on Tuesday.
Gabi Sawyer added 16 points, and Revermann scored 12 points with 11 rebounds.
Hailey Braegelman collected 13 points, nine rebounds, three assists and six steals for BBE.
Melrose next plays Thursday at Minnewaska, and BBE hosts Maple Lake on Thursday.
Both teams are now 11-7 overall.
BBE (11-7) 31 20 - 51
Melrose (11-7) 30 31 - 61
Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
24-60 FG; 3-6 FT; 17 fouls … Scoring: Buchholz 14, Miller 4, Evenson 2, Swanson 6, Trustheim 4, Heinze 8, Braegelman 13 … 3-point shots: none … Rebound leader: Braegelman 9 … Assist leader: Braegelman 3 … Steal leader: Braegelman 6
Melrose
22-47 FG; 14-17 FT; 9 fouls … Scoring: Emily Tschida 7, Maci Blommel 2, Emily Goerdt 20, Gabi Sawyer 16, Justine Revermann 12, Jordan Thompson 4 … 3-point shots: Revermann 2, Sawyer 1 … Rebound leader: Revermann 11 … Assist leader: Sawyer 3 … Steal leader: Tschida 3
Minnewaska 64, LPGE 40
Bayler Pooler scored 18 points and Carley Stewart had 14 points and nine rebounds to lead Minnewaska to the non-conference victory on Tuesday.
Pooler also had five assists and four steals for the Lakers, now 12-5 overall.
Taylor Amundson had nine points, four assists and three steals, and Emma Middendorf scored five points and a team-high 10 rebounds.
The Lakers play host to Melrose at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
LPGE (3-14) 17 23 - 40
Minnewaska (12-5) 35 29 - 64
Long Prairie-Grey Eagle
18-49 FG; 2-2 FT; 9 fouls … Scoring: Madelyn Zastrow 6, Linda Miller 2, Neolina Mereb 2, Raelyn Miller 20, Carolyn Dinkel 2, Rachel Middendorf 4, Carley Tabatt 4 … 3-point shots: Zastrow 2 … Rebound leader: NA … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: NA
Minnewaska
27-61 FG; 8-12 FT; 7 fouls … Scoring: Makenzia Zemke 3, Bayley Pooler 18, Emma Middendorf 5, Ashley Blom 4, Abby VerSteeg 4, Carley Stewart 14, Ashlyn Guggisberg 7, Taylor Amundson 9 … 3-point shots: Pooler 2 … Rebound leaders: Middendorf 10, Stewart 9, Guggisberg 6 … Assist leaders: Pooler 5, Amundson 4 … Steal leader: Pooler 4, Amundson 3
Litchfield 75, Morris/CA 71
The Dragons hung on in a non-conference game featuring two hot-shooting teams on Tuesday in Litchfield.
Litchfield built a 17-point lead by halftime but the Tigers, who shot 55 percent, chipped away at the lead in the second half.
Litchfield’s Macy Huhner hit seven 3-point shots for the Dragons, who shot 60 percent from the field, and finished with 28 points. Litchfield hit 11 of 20 3-point shots while the Tigers nailed 9 of 15 3-pointers.
Litchfield’s Kyndra Beavers scored 16 points and Hannah Norlin and Mariah Hoff both scored 14.
MCA’s Lauren Reimers hit five 3-pointers and scored 24 points, Correy Hickman had 15 and Becca Holland scored 14.
The Dragons return to Wright County Conference action against Glencoe-Silver Lake at 7 p.m. Friday.
MCA (9-8) 25 46 - 71
Litchfield (8-10) 42 33 - 75
Morris/Chokio-Alberta
29-53 FG; 4-4 FT; 14 fouls … Scoring: Lauren Reimers 24, Correy Hickman 15, Becca Holland 14, Tracy Meichsner 8, Kayla Pring 4, Lacee Maanum 2, Liz Tiernan 4 … 3-point shots: Reimers 5, Hickman 1, Holland 2, Meichsner 1 … Rebound leader: Hickman 4 … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: NA
Litchfield
29-48 FG; 6-9 FT; 9 fouls … Scoring: Macy Huhner 28, Kyndra Beavers 16, Hannah Norlin 14, Mariah Hoff 14, Breanna Sittig 2, Hallie Euerle 2 … 3-point shots: Huhner 7, Beavers 2, Hoff 2 … Rebound leaders: Huhner 6, Euerle 5 … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: NA
Camden
Dawson-Boyd 70, KMS 51
Justine Lee racked up 46 points, hitting five 3-pointers and grabbing eight rebounds and nine steals for Dawson-Boyd.
She was the only Blackjack to hit double-digit scoring, with Kelly Husby next at nine points.
Andrea Lee added four points and 10 rebounds, and Alisa Hill scored seven points.
Sam Gjerde led KMS with 23 points and Kallee Anderson had 13 points and 11 rebounds.
The Blackjacks (11-1, 15-2) host MACCRAY on Thursday, and KMS (4-7, 9-11) hosts LQPV on Thursday.
KMS (4-7, 9-11) 26 25 - 51
DB (11-1, 15-2) 46 24 - 70
Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg
20-52 FG; 5-10 FT; 9 fouls … Scoring: Ali Krieger 2, Sam Gjerde 23, Ashley Just 2, Kalli Forsell 11, Kallee Anderson 13 … 3-point shots: Gjerde 5, Forsell 1 … Rebound leader: Anderson 11, Krieger 10 … Assist leader: Elizabeth Wilts 5 … Steal leader: Krieger 4
Dawson-Boyd
30-72 FG; 4-8 FT; 11 fouls … Scoring: Kaitlyn Willander 2, Justine Lee 46, Amanda Miller 2, Alisa Hill 7, Andrea Lee 4, Kelly Husby 9 … 3-point shots: J. Lee 5, Hill 1 … Rebound leader: A. Lee 10, J. Lee 8 … Assist leader: J. Lee 5 … Steal leader: J. Lee 9
