Sports Briefs

Jan. 14

Arlee girls basketball

The Scarlets lost two games last week.

Against Seeley on Friday, the score was tied at halftime and Seeley had a 29-point second half for a 42-32 win.

Freshmen Mahalia Hendren and Kristyn Adams each scored 10 points.

Last Saturday against Noxon, Arlee had a tough time scoring, managing single digits in every quarter in the 45-18 loss.

Senior Chelsea Allaire made eight points.

Arlee hosts Lincoln tonight.

-Sports Editor Heidi Hanse

Arlee boys basketball

The No. 6 Warriors remain undefeated at 9-0 after two wins last week over Seeley and Noxon.

Against Seeley last Friday, senior Kyle Felsman scored 14 points as eight different players contributed to the 53-45 win.

In the 53-41 win over Noxon, senior John Sansavere led with 18 points and senior Kody Morigeau had 17.

-Sports Editor Heidi Hanse

Two Eagle River beats Hot Springs

The Two Eagle River boys baksetball team is congratulated by the girls team after a game. The Eagles beat Hot Springs last Saturday 63-54, but lost 94-65 to Valley Christian. Junior T.J. Cutfinger had a total of 33 points, while senior James Maestas totaled 32.

-Sports Editor Heidi Hanse

Maidens drop two games

Senior Nina Orozco shoots the ball. The Maidens faced Bigfork last Tuesday and lost 52-36. Orozco led the Maidens with 15 points and Grant added 12.

Ronan went on to lose to Columbia Falls 60-28 last Saturday. Junior Jonna Grant led with nine points.

-Sports Editor Heidi Hanse

Lady Bulldogs split games

Senior Dalena Weaselhead runs the ball up court. Mission beat Plains 40-26 last Friday, but lost to Thompson Falls 43-36 on Saturday.

-Sports Editor Heidi Hanse