Prep Girls Basketball Roundup
<p>Whitney Malatare sneaks between two Mission defenders to score an Arlee basket in Saturday evening’s lopsided victory over the Bulldogs.</p>
from Tuesday, Feb. 4
Florence 51, Mission 27
FLORENCE — Carley Elverud paced the Bulldogs with 10 points.
Mission 8 7 2 10 – 27
Florence 14 14 15 8 – 51
MISSION – Sydney Castor 7, Kaylie Durglo 5, Jordyn Eichert 1, Courtney Charlo 4, Carley Elverud 10.
FLORENCE – Megan Byrne 13, Kourtney Koleman 4, Nikki Schurg 9, Carli O’Brien 9, Megan Kowalski 9, Chloe Arthur 5, Margaret Finley 2.
from Thursday, Feb. 6
Loyola 49, Mission 25
ST. IGNATIUS — Mission was unable to pick up a district victory despite hanging with Loyola in the first half.
Carley Elverud’s seven points led the Bulldogs.
Loyola 13 9 11 16 – 49
Mission 7 4 7 7 – 25
LOYOLA – Olivia Round 6, Mikayla Schneider 5, Kelcey Daily 2, Mikaya Resner 9, Nicole Twite 2, Kelsey Twite 4, Skylar Hollenback 16, Sami Worster 5.
ST. IGNATIUS – Sydney Castor 3, Kaylie Durglo 4, Emilie Charlo 3, Pam Anderson 6, Courtney Charlo 2, Carley Elverud 7.
Polson 55, Eureka 37
EUREKA — Skyla Krantz exploded for a career-high 18 points to lead Polson to a road victory.
Nichole Lake tacked on 13 points for the Pirates, who scored 20 points in the third quarter alone.
Polson 9 8 20 18 – 55
Eureka 8 15 8 6 – 37
POLSON – Skyla Krantz 18, Hannah Potter 1, Jaylin Kenney 5, Nichole Lake 13, Dylan Quinn 4, Kaelen Wall 9, Erin Sampson 2, Monika Frame 3.
EUREKA – Whitney Williams 1, Caty Gonderio 2, Charity Parsons 4, Nicole Anderson 8, Evynn Anderson 2, Amanda Peterson 7, Ashlen Pacella 13.
St. Regis 67, Two Eagle River 29
ST. REGIS — Tyra Michel scored 11 points for the Eagles in the conference loss.
Two Eagle 10 7 7 5 – 29
St. Regis 25 19 15 8 – 67
TWO EAGLE RIVER – Cassidi Wunderlich 9, Ruby Saluskin 2, ShayLyn Andrew 4, Olivia Nichols 2, Tyra Michel 11, Maklit Charlo 1.
ST. REGIS – Courtney Cheesman 5, Jasmine Jones 2, Gabby Moeller 5, Ashley Cheesman 8, Arianna Jones 26, Madison Hill 17, Chelsie Wilson 4.
from Friday, Feb. 7
Charlo 51, Superior 28
SUPERIOR — Jordan Ludeman (12 points), Shayna Nagy (12 points) and Aspen Runkel (11 points) got Charlo on the winning track on the road.
Superior 3 11 8 6 – 28
Charlo 14 14 18 5 – 51
SUPERIOR – Nadeia Ewoniuk 4, Danielle Ewoniuk 3, Celein Parkin 2, Joran Mueller 5, Marissa Koke 11, Anesa Ruiz 3.
CHARLO – Cheyenne Nagy 5, Mikaylan Roylance 6, Jordan Ludeman 12, Abby Knight 2, Aspen Runkel 11, Skyler Frame 3, Shayna Nagy 12.
Arlee 79, Noxon 6
NOXON — Even the Scarlets’ reserves couldn’t miss as Arlee rolled to a road victory in Noxon.
Alicia Camel and Whitney Malatare scored 16 points apiece, and Carly Hergett (12 points) and Morgan Malatare (10 points) each scored in double figures as well.
Arlee 11 26 18 24 – 79
Noxon 1 3 2 0 – 6
ARLEE – Whitney Malatare 16, Becca Whitesell 4, Shaylee Perry 6, Autumn Moran 4, Violet Pablo 2, Morgan Malatare 10, Alexis Shick 2, Carly Hergett 12, Alicia Camel 16, Megan Shick 2, Megan Reed 4.
NOXON – Kamber Torti 3, Asiah Jensen 1, Jenna Langdon 2.
from Saturday, Feb. 8
Ronan 48, Troy 23
TROY — Raymi Clairmont topped the career 500-point mark as the Maidens cruised to victory.
Clairmont’s 12 points and Lee Camel’s dozen highlighted the Ronan scorebook.
Ronan 4 10 18 16 – 48
Troy 5 7 5 6 – 23
RONAN – Angela North Piegan 2, Raymi Clairmont 12, Aspen Jore 6, Alaina Madsen 4, Courtney Taylor 3, Laurel Rigby 5, Haley O’Hern 2, Kendra Starkel 2, Lee Camel 12.
TROY – Kellie Lundin 16, Taylor Brown 2, Olivia Roach 2, Caitlin Johnston 3.
Charlo 56, Philipsburg 28
PHILIPSBURG — Shayna Nagy spearheaded the Charlo attack, pouring in 16 points for a road win.
Jordan Ludeman scored 12 points for the Vikings.
Charlo 14 21 13 8 – 56
Philipsburg 4 4 11 9 – 28
CHARLO – Cheyenne Nagy 5, Mikaylan Roylance 1, Jordan Ludeman 12, Abby Knight 6, Aspen Runkel 9, Skyler Frame 7, Shayna Nagy 16.
PHILIPSBURG – Maggie Althaus 8, Anna Pence 16, Madison Donlan 2, Ciera Wingo 2.
Arlee 61, Mission 18
ARLEE — Whitney Malatare netted 23 points for Arlee.
The Scarlets scoring was fairly even otherwise as they cruised to a win over their cross-county rivals.
Carley Elverud scored a team-high eight points for Mission.
Mission 2 6 5 5 – 18
Arlee 16 18 16 11 – 61
MISSION – Sydney Castor 3, Kaylie Durglo 4, Jordyn Eichert 1, Courtney Charlo 2, Carley Elverud 8.
ARLEE – Whitney Malatare 23, Becca Whitesell 1, Violet Pablo 5, Morgan Malatare 4, Alexis Shick 8, Carly Hergett 9, Alicia Camel 6, Megan Shick 2, Megan Reed 3.
Columbia Falls 59, Polson 18
POLSON — Columbia Falls dominated behind a 16-point performance from Ciera Finberg.
Nichole Lake scored seven points for the Pirates.
Columbia Falls 15 11 23 10 – 59
Polson 5 5 5 3 – 18
COLUMBIA FALLS – Summer Burlage 2, Ciera Finberg 16, Cydney Finberg 8, Ellie Johnson 4, Andrea Getts 2, Winter Kemppainen 10, Miranda Livingston 1, Kiara Burlage 4, Allyson Gimbel 3, Haley Belgarde 9.
POLSON – Skyla Krantz 5, Nichole Lake 7, Monika Frame 6.