Prep girls basketball roundup

Tuesday, Jan. 7

Glacier 64, Polson 20

KALISPELL — Nichole Lake led Polson with seven points and three rebounds, but the Wolfpack attack, led by Hailee Bennett’s 14-point performance, outpaced the Pirates.

Polson 5 6 5 4 – 20

Glacier 21 20 8 15 – 64

POLSON – Nichole Lake 2-5 3-4 7, Monika Frame 2-2 2-2 6, Skyla Krantz 1-3 0-0 3, Peyton Anderson 1-3 0-0 2, Kaelan Wall 0-0 1-2 1, Lydia Dupius 0-0 1-2 1. Totals: 6-17 7-11 20.

GLACIER – Hailee Bennett 6-10 2-2 14, Cassi Hashley 5-7 2-3 12, Katie Thomas 3-5 0-0 8, Katie Wiley 2-8 2-2 6, Taylor Loomis 3-6 0-0 6, Taylor Salonen 2-4 2-4 6, Ali Williams 2-3 1-1 5, Hannah Atlee 1-3 1-1 3, Brielle Bumgarner 0-0 2-2 2, Tessa Krueger 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 25-48 12-15 64.

3-point goals – Polson 1-1 (Krantz), Glacier 2-6 (Thomas 2). Rebounds – Polson 10 (Lake 3), Glacier 23 (Hashley 5). Assists – Polson 4 (Quinn 2), Glacier 12 (Bennett 5). Blocks – Polson 1 (Frame), Glacier 4 (Hashley 3). Steals – Polson 7 (Jessica Bagnell 3), Glacier 26 (Bennett 7). Fouls – Polson 14, Glacier 16.

Arlee 59, Noxon 13

ARLEE — Whitney Malatare and Alicia Camel netted 11 points apiece for the Scarlets in the blowout.

Noxon 2 1 8 2 – 13

Arlee 25 10 17 7 – 59

NOXON – Kristin Webley 5, Kamber Torti 1, Zoey Osborne 5, Jenna Langdon 2.

ARLEE – Whitney Malatare 11, Becca Whitesell 2, Autumn Moran 4, Violet Pablo 8, Morgan Malatare 9, Alexis Shick 10, Carly Hergett 2, Alicia Camel 11, Megan Shick 2.

St. Regis 58, Two Eagle River 21

PABLO — Cassadi Wunderlich led TERS with 7 points.

St. Regis 12 11 28 7 – 58

Two Eagle 4 5 6 6 – 21

ST. REGIS – Courtney Cheesman 2, Gabby Moeller 11, Arianna Jones 11, Maddy Hill 15, Pilar Cantrell-Field 19.

TWO EAGLE RIVER – Cassadi Wunderlich 7, Kaci Ducharme 2, Shay-lyn Andrew 2, Gabrielle Bigbeaver 4, Tyra Michel 6.

Thursday, Jan. 9

Loyola 63, Mission 13

MISSOULA — Mikayla Schneider scored 11 points for Loyola.

Kaylie Durglo and Sydney Castor each contributed four points for the Bulldogs.

Mission 2 3 4 4 – 13

Loyola 27 21 10 5 – 63

MISSION – Sydney Castor 4, Kaylie Durglo 4, Courtney Charlo 3, Carly Elverud 2.

LOYOLA – Olivia Round 9, Mikayla Schneider 11, Darien Schneider 2, Kelcey Daily 4, Nicole Twite 2, Kelsey Twite 6, Brook Kolar 8, Sami Worster 21.

Charlo 47, Superior 42

SUPERIOR — The Vikings remained undefeated on the road, receiving an 18-point effort from point guard Jordan Ludeman.

Charlo 14 7 14 12 – 47

Superior 10 12 9 11 – 42

CHARLO – Cheyenne Nagy 3, Mikaylan Roylance 4, Jordan Ludeman 18, Abby Knight 5, Sienna Brown 3, Aspen Runkel 6, Shayna Nagy 8.

SUPERIOR – Geneva Plakke 7, Danielle Ewoniuk 9, Michelle Smith 2, Celein Parkin 1, Jordan Mueller 8, Marissa Koke 10, Anesa Ruiz 2, Hannah Hollenback 3.

Friday, Jan. 10

Columbia Falls 69, Polson 21

COLUMBIA FALLS — Monika Frame and Skyla Krantz each scored a team-high four points for Polson in the Northwest A Conference loss.

Polson 6 1 4 10 – 21

Columbia Falls 25 14 18 12 – 69

POLSON – Skyla Krantz 4, Jaylin Kenney 2, Jessica Bagnell 2, Nicole Lake 3, Dylan Quinn 2, Kaelen Wall 2, Shelbi Mallon 2, Monika Frame 4.

COLUMBIA FALLS – Ciera Finberg 11, Sydney Grilley 2, Cydney Finberg 11, Ellie Johnson 6, Winter Kemppainen 6, Miranda Livingston 1, Kiara Burlage 6, Allison Gimbel 6, Haley Belgarde 14, Peyton Kehr 6.

Deer Lodge 45, Ronan 24

RONAN — The Maidens scored just eight points the second half in the lopsided loss.

Raymi Clairmont led Ronan with nine points.

Deer Lodge 14 8 10 13 – 45

Ronan 8 8 4 4 – 24

DEER LODGE – Lacie Thomas 2, Natalie Padovich 6, Lenora Campbell 2, Kelsie Gray 4, Bailee Senecal 14, Shyla Therriault 8, Baylee Brown 2, Dani Walker 7.

RONAN – Raymi Clairmont 9, Angela North Piegan 7, Jordyn Clairmont 2, Aspen Jore 3, Malia Hamel 3.

Arlee 65, St. Regis 54

ARLEE — Alicia Camel dominated the paint against the Tigers, scoring a game-high 21 points.

St. Regis 14 13 12 15 – 54

Arlee 27 3 16 19 – 65

ST. REGIS – Courtney Cheeseman 4, Gabby Moeller 12, Arianna Jones 16, Madison Hill 15, Pilar Cantrell-Field 7.

ARLEE – Whitney Malatare 14, Becca Whitesell 9, Violet Pablo 8, Morgan Malatare 6, Lexis Schick 7, Alicia Camel 21.

Saturday, Jan. 11

Ronan 55, Troy 25

RONAN — Raymi Clairmont and Aspen Jore combined for 22 points to pace the Maidens in the blowout victory.

Alaina Madsen added nine points for Ronan, which saw nine players score.

Troy 6 9 6 4 – 25

Ronan 14 6 20 15 – 55

TROY – Caitlin Johnston 14, Kellie Lundin 9, Taylor Brown 2.

RONAN – Angela North Piegan 3, Raymi Clairmont 12, Aspen Jore 10, Alaina Madsen 9, Courtney Taylor 4, Laurel Rigby 5, Malia Hamel 2, Kendra Starkel 6, Lee Camel 4.

Superior 58, Two Eagle River 30

SUPERIOR — Cassadi Wunderlich’s game-high 15 points weren’t nearly enough for the Eagles. Tyra Michel added 11 points for Two Eagle.

Two Eagle 6 7 2 15 – 30

Superior 18 19 14 7 – 58

TWO EAGLE RIVER – Cassadi Wunderlich 15, Misty Mendoza 2, Olivia Nichols 2, Tyra Michel 11.

SUPERIOR – Geneva Plakke 2, Nadeia Ewionuk 2, Danielle Ewoniuk 9, Michele Smith 2, Celein Parkin 5, Jordan Mueller 14, Marissa Koke 8, Anesa Ruiz 9, Hannah Hollenback 5, Morgan Sharp 2.

Charlo 49, Philipsburg 19

CHARLO — Aspen Runkel netted 14 points to keep the Vikings afloat as they conquered the visiting Prospectors.

Jordan Ludeman added nine points for Charlo.

Philipsburg 4 4 5 6 – 19

Charlo 10 13 16 10 – 49

PHILIPSBURG – Maggie Alphaus 2, Anna Pence 2, Liz Graham 2, Kira Brabender 2, Nikki Shattuck 6, Ciera Wingo 5.

CHARLO – Cheyenne Nagy 2, Mikaylan Roylance 4, Madison Foust 3, Jordan Ludeman 9, Abby Knight 3, Mackenzie Foust 2, Aspen Runkel 14, Skylar Frame 3, Shayna Nagy 9.

Arlee 57, Mission 26

ST. IGNATIUS — Alexis Shick’s 13 points and Whitney Malatare’s 11 led the Scarlets to a lopsided victory.

Kaylie Durglo scored 10 points to lead Mission.

Arlee 13 15 18 11 – 57

Mission 8 6 3 9 – 26

ARLEE – Whitney Malatare 11, Becca Whitesell 5, Violet Pablo 4, Morgan Malatare 6, Alexis Shick 13, Carley Hergett 6, Alicia Camel 3, Megan Reed 2, Brenda Goyins 7.

MISSION – Sydney Castor 5, Tianna Brown 2, Kaylie Durglo 10, Courtney Charlo 7, Carley Elverud 2.