KERKHOVEN - Kaitlin Connor tossed in a game-high 21 points as Lac qui Parle Valley won its 10th Camden Conference game on the season by defeating Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 54-31 on Thursday night.
Alaysia Freetly chipped in 12 points in the Eagles’ fifth straight win, with Kelsea Lund adding nine.
The Fighting Saints shot just 23 percent from the floor in the loss. Kallee Anderson scored nine points and grabbed seven rebounds.
The Eagles (10-1, 15-2) will look to keep up the winning streak as they host Minneota today at 7:30 p.m., while Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg (4-8, 9-12) won’t play until next Friday against MACCRAY.
LQPV 54, KMS 31
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LQPV (10-1, 15-2) 24 30 - 54
KMS (4-8, 9-12) 13 18 - 31
Lac qui Parle Valley
24 FG; 2-3 FT; 9 fouls … Scoring: Kelsea Lund 9, Aundrea DuFrane 4, Hailey Wollschlager 2, Alaysia Freetly 12, Kaitlin Connor 21, Kelsea Kuchenmeister 6 … 3-point shots: Lund 3, Freetly 1 … Rebound leader: NA … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: NA
Krkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg
12-52 FG; 6-8 FT; 8 fouls … Scoring: Elizabeth Wilts 3, Wendy Bauman 2, Alison Krieger 4, Sam Gjerde 4, Ashley Just 7, Kalli Forsell 2, Kallee Anderson 9 … 3-point shots: Wilts 1 … Rebound leader: Anderson 7, Krieger 7 … Assist leader: Wilts 2 … Steal leader: Just 3
Dawson-Boyd 58, MACCRAY 45
Dawson-Boyd trailed by a point at halftime, but still managed to pull out a Camden Conference victory on Thursday over MACCRAY 58-45.
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Justine Lee recorded a double-double with 27 points and 10 steals, while Alissa Hill chipped in 10 points for the Blackjacks.
In the second half, the Wolverines managed just 13 points. Emily Wrede scored eight points and grabbed eight rebounds, while Emily Orwick chipped in nine rebounds in the loss.
MACCRAY (1-10, 4-16) has lost 10 games in a row, but will look to bounce back against Hancock Monday, while Dawson-Boyd (12-1, 16-2) hosts Montevideo today at 7:30 p.m.
MACCRAY (1-10, 4-16) 32 13 - 45
Dawson-Boyd (12-1, 16-2) 31 27 - 58
MACCRAY
17-48 FG; 4-4 FT; 15 fouls … Scoring: Ali Siverhus 8, Mallory Van Klompenburg 4, Alicia Ervin 11, Becka Kimpling 8, Emily Orwick 4, Emily Wrede 8, Annie Sandry 2… 3-point shots: Siverhus 2, Ervin 3, Wrede 2 … Rebound leader: Orwick 9, Wrede 8… Assist leader: Siverhus 5 … Steal leader: Wrede 4, Ervin 3
Dawson-Boyd
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21-50 FG; 13-16 FT; 13 fouls … Scoring: Alyssa Strand 4, Justine Lee 27, Amanda Miller 2, Alisa Hill 11, Andrea Lee 7, Sydney Bartunek 4, Kelly Husby 3 … 3-point shots: Hill 3 … Rebound leader: A. Lee 7, Bartunek 6 … Assist leader: J. Lee 3 … Steal leader: J. Lee 10
CMCS 55, RCW 29
Lexi Scott had 12 points and 12 rebounds to led Central Minnesota Christian School to the victory over Renville County West.
Abby Zwart scored nine points and Karisa Wubben and Erin Orred both finished with eight.
RCW’s Steph Zaske scored 11 points and Carina Zaske had eight.
The Bluejays snapped a three-game losing streak to improve to 7-4 in the conference and 9-5 overall. They play host to BOLD at 7:30 p.m. today in Prinsburg.
The Jaguars (0-12, 0-16) play at Yellow Medicine East at 7:30 p.m. today.
CMCS (7-4, 9-5) - 55
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RCW (0-12, 0-16) - 29
Central Minnesota Christian School
19-48 FG; NA FT; NA fouls … Scoring: Karisa Wubben 8, Hailey Schwitters 2, Erin Orred 8, Lexi Scott 12, Abby Zwart 9, Kourtney Tebrake 6 … 3-point shots: Wubben 1, Tebrake 2 … Rebound leaders: Scott 12, Orred 9 … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: Scott 4, Zwart 4
Renville County West
11-58 FG; NA FT; NA fouls … Scoring: Carina Zaske 8, Steph Zaske 11, Carli Krogman 2, Britney Marr 2, Mikayla Pharr 2, Emily Filzen 2, Reanna Flom 2 … 3-point shots: Zaske 2 … Rebound leaders: S. Zaske 5, Pharr 5 … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: C. Zaske 4
Central Minnesota
BBE 60, Maple Lake 47
Hailey Braegelman poured in 21 points and grabbed seven rebounds as Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa defeated Maple Lake to earn its ninth Central Minnesota Conference win of the season.
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Bailey Buchholz added 13 points and Alex Evenson scored 10 for the Jaguars in the win.
Linsey Rachel was the lone double digit scorer for the Irish with 20 points. BBE hosts Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Maple Lake (5-5, 8-11) 21 26 - 47
BBE (9-1, 12-7) 33 27 - 60
Maple Lake
16 FG; 13-20 FT; fouls NA … Scoring: Emily Webb 4, Linsey Rachel 20, Morgan Scheiber 8, Brooklyn Toedter 6, Kayla Hoistad 7, Molly Scheiber 1, Jenna Macziewski 1 … 3-point shots: Toedter 1, Hoistad 1 … Rebound leader: NA … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: NA
Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
23-56 FG; 13-24 FT; 22 fouls … Scoring: Buchholz 13, Miller 2, Evenson 10, Swanson 4, Gronli 2, Trustheim 6, Heinze 2, Braegelman 21 … 3-point shots: Buchholz 1 … Rebound leader: Braegelman 7, Trustheim 5, Swanson 5 … Assist leader: Miller 5, Trustheim 2 … Steal leader: Swanson 7, Buchholz 4
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Pheasant
Hancock 46, CGB 44
With the Owls down 44-43, Kassandra Algarate made a three-point play with under a minute to go, sinking a two-point field goal and a free throw to give Hancock the win.
Algarate finished with nine points for the Owls, who were tied with CGB at halftime and led for most of the second half.
Kayla Crowell added 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Lexi Steege had nine points and five steals.
The Owls (3-3, 7-11) next play Hope Academy at home on Saturday.
CGB (3-2, 3-15) 25 19 - 44
Hancock (3-3, 7-11) 25 21 - 46
Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley
17-53 FG; 6-13 FT; 15 fouls … Scoring: Kendra Gilsdorf 20, Myah Issendorf 7, Emma Botker 6, Kenedi Stotesbery 5, Callie Vold 5, Kayla Moberg 1 … 3-point shots: Gilsdorf 2, Vold 1, Stotesberry 1 … Rebound leader: n/a … Assist leader: n/a … Steal leader: n/a
Hancock
20-63 FG; 5-12 FT; 19 fouls … Scoring: Kayla Crowell 17, Lexi Steege 9, Kassandra Algarate 9, Ashlyn Mattson 6, Claire Hanson 3, Tess Steiner 2 … 3-point shots: Mattson 1 … Rebound leader: Crowell 10 … Assist leader: Steege 2 … Steal leader: Steege 5
West Central
Paynesville 44, ACGC 33
Abbie Wuertz scored 11 points behind three 3-pointers, Kayla Schaefer netted another 10 points and pocketed four steals, Rian Lee chipped in nine rebounds and seven points, and Katelyn Spanier supplied eight points and seven rebounds to ignite Paynesville’s win.
Kaitlyn Moore netted a game-high 13 points and grabbed seven rebounds, and Payton Wilner piled up 11 points and six rebounds for the Falcons, who won the first meeting of the season 40-36.
Paynesville (5-6, 6-9) hosts Minnewaska today and ACGC (4-8, 5-14) hosts Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart on Monday.
Paynesville (5-6, 6-9) 23 21 - 44
ACGC (4-8, 5-14) 17 16 - 33
Paynesville
19-55 FG; 1-4 FT; 18 fouls … Scoring: Rian Lee 7, Katelyn Spanier 8, Tayler Burg 2, Rebecca Jimenez 5, Abbie Wuertz 11, Emma Stevens 1, Kayla Schaefer 10 … 3-point shots: Lee 1, Jimenez 1, Wuertz 3 … Rebound leader: Lee 9, Spanier 7 … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: Schaefer 4
Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City
10-51 FG; 11-18 FT; 11 fouls … Scoring: Maree Lee 3, Shalie Halvorson 4, Payton Wilner 11, Kaitlyn Moore 13, Kendra Miller 2 … 3-point shots: Lee 1, Wilner 1 … Rebound leader: Moore 7, Wilner 6, Miller 6 … Assist leader: Wilner 2 … Steal leader: Lee 4
YME 61, Benson 28
Chyanne Sand has a solid outing for the Sting, finishing with 27 points, 13 rebounds, four assists and eight steals in a West Central Conference win on Thursday.
Makayla Dyrdahl and Jordan Hinz both scored eight points for the Sting.
Benson’s Addie Forbord scored 12 points and Hannah Ricard had six.
The 12-6 Sting have won seven straight and 10 of their last 12. They play Renville County West today in Granite Falls.
The Braves play host to Osakis on Tuesday.
Benson (0-13, 0-19) 11 17 - 28
YME (5-5, 12-6) 39 22 - 61
Benson
9-45 FG; 6-13 FT; 9 fouls … Scoring: Addie Forbord 12, Hannah Ricard 6, Krista Motzko 3, Danielle Himley 3, Amanda Nissen 2, Presley Gonnerman 2 … 3-point shots: Forbord 4 … Rebound leaders: Himley 5, Ricard 4 … Assist leader: None … Steal leader: Motzko 2, Rachel Lee 2
Yellow Medicine East
25 FG; 7-9 FT; 14 fouls … Scoring: Chyanne Sand 27, Makayla Dyrdahl 8, Jordan Hinz 8, Anna McCosh 4, Paige Steffen 4, Kaitlyn Mortenson 3, Ali Miller 2, Kalli Knutson 2, Maggie Scheffler 2, Britanna Raddatz 1 … 3-point shots: Dyrdahl 2, Hinz 2 … Rebound leaders: Sand 13, Mortenson 4 … Assist leader: Sand 4 … Steal leaders: Sand 8
Melrose 52, Minnewaska 42
Emily Goerdt netted 20 points and Justine Revermann nine in the Dutchmen’s conference win over Minnewaska.
Bayley Pooler led the Lakers with 17 points and five rebounds, and Ariel Ostrander had 10 points and five rebounds.
Minnewaska (7-4, 12-6) is at Paynesville today, and Melrose (6-4, 12-7) is at Osakis today.
Melrose (6-4, 12-7) 25 27 - 52
Minnewaska (7-4, 12-6) 20 22 - 42
Melrose
18-34 FG; 15-30 FT; 10 fouls … Scoring: Emily Tschida 8, Maci Blommel 2, Brooklyn Loxtercamp 1, Emily Goerdt 20, Gabi Sawyer 4, Justine Revermann 9, Jordan Thompson 8 … 3-point shots: Tschida 1 … Rebound leader: NA … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: NA
Minnewaska
17-53 FG; 4-9 FT; 22 fouls … Scoring: Makenzia Zemke 2, Bayley Pooler 17, Abby VerSteeg 2, Ariel Ostrander 10, Carley Stewart 7, Taylor Amundson 2 … 3-point shots: Pooler 3, Stewart 1 … Rebound leader: Pooler 5, Ostrander 5 … Assist leader: none … Steal leader: none
Non-Conference
Montevideo 69, GFW 53
Morgan Reindinger scored 23 points and dished out four assists as Montevideo defeated Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop Thursday.
Erin Balken managed 14 points and five rebounds in the victory.
The Thunderbirds shot an ice-cold 29 percent from the floor. Halley Busse powered GFW with five 3-pointers and 27 points, while Jennifer Palmer added 10 points.
Montevideo (9-9) challenges Dawson-Boyd today at 7:30 p.m. in an away game.
GFW (9-11) 21 32 - 53
Montevideo (9-9) 34 35 - 69
Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop
16-55 FG; 14-26 FT; 18 fouls … Scoring: Jennifer Palmer 10, Lexi Kruggel 6, Halley Busse 27, Emma Jo Elder 3, Claire Leitheiser 2, Stephanie Haas 1, Aly Black 1, Lindsay Miller 3 … 3-point shots: Palmer 2, Busse 5 … Rebound leader: NA … Assist leader: NA … Steal leader: NA
Montevideo
25-61 FG; 11-19 FT; 22 fouls … Scoring: Abby Olson 12, Kailey Maroney 9, Nikki Erickson 8, Lexi Quigley 1, Natalie Feldhake 2, Morgan Reindinger 23, Erin Balken 14 … 3-point shots: Maroney 3, Reindinger 3, Erickson 2 … Rebound leader: Olson 6, Balken 5 … Assist leader: Reindinger 4, Maroney 3 … Steal leader: Olson 4
