Girls Basketball Results Tuesday, December 14th
Kuemper At Atlantic
Kuemper 44
Atlantic 38
Kuemper earned their second straight win, both coming on the road. The Knights trailed after the 1st quarter but held Atlantic to 2 points in the 2nd quarter. They played with great energy, especially on the defensive end and Akuet Malek was dominant on the inside, blocking an unofficial 15 shots. The defensive pressure helped Kuemper get good looks and easy looks on the offensive end, scoring 19 points in the 3rd quarter. Mixing up looks defensively in the 2nd half helped keep Atlantic off balance on offense. Kora Thomsen stepped up big with a pair of free throws with under a minute left to seal the win.
Akuet Malek nearly had a triple-double with 12 points, 9 rebounds and 15 blocks. Catherine Mayhall continues to do everything well, scoring 10 points along with 7 rebounds, 7 assists and 5 steals. Kora Thomsen sealed it at the free throw line, scoring 10 points. Frannie Glynn pulled down 8 rebounds.
The win improves Kuemper to 2-4 overall and 2-2 in the Hawkeye 10 Conference. They are off until Saturday when they travel to Jefferson to play Greene County.
Kuemper Stats
Akuet Malek 12 Points, 9 Rebounds, 15 Blocks
Catherine Mayhall 10 Points, 7 Rebounds, 7 Assists, 5 Steals
Kora Thomsen 10 Points, 5 Rebounds, 4 Assists
Lauren Boell 6 Points, 5 Rebounds
Frannie Glynn 5 Points, 8 Rebounds, 3 Blocks
Box Score
Teams 1 2 3 4 Final
Kuemper 11 6 19 8 44
Atlantic 13 2 16 7 38
Carroll At Winterset
Winterset 50
Carroll 28
It was a tough shooting night for Carroll, hitting just 23.3% from the field. They made 10 baskets and turned the ball over 19 times. The defense played well enough in the 1st half to keep the Tigers in striking distance. After scoring just 5 points in the 1st quarter, Carroll scored just 6 points in the 2nd quarter but they only trailed 17-11. The Huskies heated up in the 3rd, hitting five-three point shoots in the first-five minutes after not hitting one in the 1st half. Carroll battled foul trouble, losing Ava Gross and Josie Ayala to fouls. Winterset hit 25-29 from the free throw line. The Huskies stretched the lead to 35-22 after three quarters.
Madison Tunning led the Tigers with 8 points off the bench, making 4 of 4 free throw attempts. Hannah Jorgensen scored 6 points to go with 2 steals and Josie Ayala and Ava Gross each pulled down 6 rebounds.
The loss drops Carroll to 4-2 overall and 1-2 in the Raccoon River Conference. They host Ballard on Friday.
Carroll Stats
Hannah Jorgensen 6 Points, 2 Rebounds, Assist, 2 Steals
Camryn Schable 4 Points, 3 Rebounds
Josie Ayala 2 Points, 6 Rebounds, Assist, 2 Steals
Shay Sinnard 1 Rebound, 2 Assists
Kelsie Reicks 3 Points, 2 Rebounds
Madison Tunning 8 Points, 2 Rebounds, 2 Assists
Ava Gross 5 Points, 6 Rebounds, 2 Assists, Steal
Box Score
Teams 1 2 3 4 Final
Carroll 6 5 11 6 28
Winterset 6 11 18 15 50
Riverside at Audubon
Audubon 42
Riverside 25
Audubon had some not so great quarters against Riverside, but they were able to keep their large lead built up in the second and third quarters to get past the Bulldogs Tuesday night.
Both Audubon and Riverside saw some scoring difficulties in the first quarter as Riverside came out in a man-to-man defensive look that took Audubon some time to figure out. The Wheelers, behind Sienna Albertsen who scored five points in that quarter, took a 7-4 lead into the second quarter. Audubon still had some difficulties against the Riverside defense, but they were able to drive in a few buckets in the paint and got Albertsen cooking with another made three pointer. The Wheelers outscored the Bulldogs 15-6 in the second quarter and took a 22-10 lead into halftime. Albertsen led the Wheelers with eight points in the first half, followed by Jaci Christensen and Aleah Hermansen with seven points each.
Riverside switched from a man-to-man defense into a zone look, which made the Wheelers rethink their offensive strategy. Riverside caused plenty of turnovers and fouls with their new defensive look, but were unable to score themselves. Albertsen drained two more threes in the third quarter and Hermansen got her first as well, leading the Wheelers to a 34-14 lead going into the fourth quarter. Riverside was able to finally outscore the Wheelers in the final eight minutes of play, but it wasn’t enough to take the lead at any time. Kate Tessman for Audubon drained a three pointer, the sixth on the night for the Wheelers, as Hermansen went three for four in free throws to allow Audubon to keep their lead and walk away with a 42-25 victory.
Along with this win, Aleah Hermansen got the points she needed to become Audubon’s new all time scoring leader for girls basketball. The Wheelers improve to 3-1 overall on the season and 2-1 in the Western Iowa Conference. The Wheelers have a small two day break and are back in action on Thursday, December 16th on the road at Boyer Valley.
Audubon Stats
Audrey Jensen: 2 Points
Sienna Albertsen: 14 Points
Kate Tessman: 3 Points
Aleah Hermansen: 13 Points
Madison Steckler: Point
Jaci Christensen: 9 Points
Teams 1 2 3 4 Final
RIV 4 6 4 11 45
AUD 7 15 12 8 50
Paton Churdan At Glidden Ralston
Glidden Ralston 77
Paton Churdan 43
Kayla Sturm hit a three for Paton Churdan as they went ahead early, but there was too much Paige Klocke and Tiela Janssen and Glidden Ralston was ahead 28-9 after the 1st quarter. Janssen scored to get the Wildcats on the board and Klocke tied the game at 4. Janssen scored again to give the Wildcats their first lead and Vanessa Koehler, who was terrific on both ends scored to make it 906. Janssen and Klocke both scored again and Glidden Ralston was off and running, up 13-6. Koehler bucket started a 21-0 run for Glidden Ralston. Paton Churdan settled in during the 2nd quarter, handling the Glidden Ralston pressure defense better. Carmyn Paup and Emma Stream were able to get to the lane and create in the 2nd quarter as Paton Churdan scored 16 points, but they trailed 48-25 at half. Paige Klocke nearly had a double-double in the 1st half with 24 points and 7 rebounds. Elizabeth Lloyd grabbed one of her 8 rebounds and scored just before the buzzer for the Wildcats, keeping momentum in their locker room.
The Wildcats scored the first 9 points of the 2nd half before Paton Churdan cut into a 32 point deficit. Hannah Behrens scored to make it 57-27 and Emma Stream hit a jumper as the Rockets continued to play hard. The lead was cut to 26 before Glidden Ralston responded. The Wildcats were up 60-31 after the 3rd quarter and improved the lead to 66-33. They had the ball with a chance to make it continuous clock with around 4:00 remaining but Paton Churdan answered again and pulled within 26. The Wildcats closed the game strong, leading by 36 with :30 seconds left.
Paige Klocke scored a career high 32 points to go with 11 rebounds. She had several defensive rebounds were she brought the ball the length of the floor and scored on a layup. Tiela Janssen added 23 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists and 6 steals for the Wildcats. Vanessa Koehler finished with 8 points, 10 rebounds and 5 steals. Elizabeth Lloyd had 8 rebounds and Summer Toms finished with 5 rebounds and 6 steals.
Emma Stream led the Rockets with 15 points while Carmyn Paup added 11 points, 5 steals and 7 rebounds. Hannah Behrens left the game late with an injury, scoring 10 points and pulling down 9 rebounds.
The Wildcats improved to 2-2 overall and 2-1 in the Rolling Valley Conference. Paton Churdan fell to 0-6 overall and 0-5 in the Rolling Valley. Both teams are home on Friday with West Harrison at Glidden Ralston and Woodbine traveling to Paton Churdan.
Glidden Ralston Stats
Vanessa Koehler 8 Points, 10 Rebounds, 2 Assists, 5 Steals
Tiela Janssen 23 Points, 7 Rebounds, 4 Assists, 6 Steals
Paige Klocke 32 Points, 11 Rebounds, Assist, 2 Steals
Macy Snyder 3 Points, 5 Rebounds, Steal
Elizabeth Lloyd 5 Points, 8 Rebounds, 3 Steals
Summer Toms 6 Points, 5 Rebounds, 3 Assists, 6 Steals
Brileigh Bock 1 Rebound
Paton Churdan Stats
Haylee Duckett 2 Points, 4 Rebounds
Emma Stream 15 Points, Rebound, 2 Steals
Kayla Sturm 5 Points, 2 Rebounds
Hannah Behrens 10 Points, 9 Rebounds, 2 Steals
Grace Cullum 2 Rebounds
Hailey Hoyle 3 Rebounds, Assist, Steal
Box Score
Teams 1 2 3 4 Final
PC 9 16 6 12 43
GR 28 48 12 17 77
Pocahontas Area At East Sac
Pocahontas Area 67
East Sac 27
Struggled to start each half led the Raiders to fall to 1-5 overall on the season and 0-2 in the Twin Lakes Conference. The Raiders scored 10 points in the 1st quarter but gave up 21. That wasn’t as bad as the 3rd when East Sac scored just 4 points coming out of the locker room and Pocahontas Area erupted for 28. the Raiders shot just 27.6% from the field and turned the ball over 29 times. Pocahontas Area took advantage, hitting 47.5% from the field including making seven shots from three point range. The Raiders defense forced 8 turnovers. The Indians had three players score in double figures.
Mary Bontrager led the Raiders with 7 points, Makenna Steiger finished with 6 points, Meredith Brown pulled down 8 rebounds. Carly Fischer and Aleisha Thayer both had 3 assists.
The Raiders host GTRA on Friday.
East Sac Stats
Mary Bontrager 7 Points, Rebound
Kaytin Sagert 2 Points, 2 Rebounds, Steal
Meredith Brown 2 Points, 8 Rebounds, 2 Steals
Carly Fischer 5 Points, 2 Rebounds, 3 Assists
Aleisha Thayer 4 Points, 4 Rebounds, 3 Assists
Makenna Steiger 6 Points, 3 Rebounds
Kendall Quirk 1 Point
Jen Aschinger 3 Rebounds
Box Score
Teams 1 2 3 4 Final
Pocy 21 6 28 12 67
ESC 10 5 4 8 27
Coon Rapids Bayard At Exira-EHK
Exira-EHK 57
Coon Rapids Bayard 30
Coon Rapids Bayard was able to get good looks early, but missed layups and shots allowed Exira-EHK to build an 11 point lead after the 1st quarter. The Spartan pressure did its damage in the 2nd quarter and turnovers started to add up for Coon Rapids Bayard. The Crusaders found themselves down 37-10 at half. The second half went better as East Sac was able to get into their offensive sets. They rebounded better, especially on the offensive end. They played even with the Spartans in the 2nd half but couldn’t recover from the slow start. Foul trouble was an issue for Coon Rapids Bayard as Miranda McClellan fouled out and Breeley Clayburg played good minutes with four fouls. The Crusaders didn’t shoot a free throw in the 1st half but took 15 in the 2nd half, making 9.
Brynn Bass led the Crusaders with 15 points, 5 rebounds and 5 steals. Breeley Clayburg added 8 points and 12 rebounds.
The loss drops the Crusaders to 2-3 overall and 2-2 in the Rolling Valley Conference. They host Ar-We-Va on Friday.
Coon Rapids Bayard Stats
Brynn Bass 15 Points, 5 Rebounds, 5 Steals, 3 Assists, Block
Breeley Clayburg 8 Points, 12 Rebounds, 2 Steals
Miranda McClellan 4 Points, 3 Rebounds, Steal, Assist, Block
Jessica Evans 2 Points, 3 Rebounds, 2 Assists, Steal
Lydia Hofbauer 2 Rebounds, 3 Steals
Megan Gray 1 Steal
Shelbi Wiskus 1 Rebound
Kennedie Thomas 1 Point
Jayna Hoffman 1 Rebound, Block
Piper Mason 1 Rebound
Box Score
Teams 1 2 3 4 Final
CRB 6 4 12 8 30
E-EHK 17 20 12 12 57
Woodbine At Ar-We-Va
Woodbine 74
Ar-We-Va 21
The Rockets played their first game without Kora Obrecht, who was injured. They struggled with the Tigers pressure, not scoring in double figures in any quarter. Ar-We-Va also was hurt by early foul trouble, forcing other players to have to take over the ball handling responsibilities. Timberlen Koch and Jamie Hausman filled the role well with Maggie Ragaller fouling out in the 3rd quarter. Woodbine offense was clicking early, scoring 25 points in the 2nd quarter to lead 38-11 at half.
Timberlen Koch paced the Rockets with 5 points. Delaney Schurke added 4 points. Sammy Hinners and Kallie Bromert each had a team high 4 rebounds.
Ar-We-Va sits at 0-4 overall and 0-4 in the Rolling Valley Conference. They host Westwood Sloan on Thursday.
Ar-We-Va Stats
Sophie Jackson 2 Rebounds
Maggie Ragaller 2 Points, Rebound, Steal
Jamie Hausman 2 Points, Rebound
Sammy Hinners 2 Points, 4 Rebounds
Timberlen Koch 5 Points, 3 Rebounds, Assist
Kallie Bromert 3 Points, 4 Rebounds
Delaney Schurke 4 Points, 2 Rebounds
Box Score
Teams 1 2 3 4 Final
Woodbine 13 25 22 14 74
AWV 6 5 3 7 21
