Full Court Press: Friday’s high school highlights (Feb. 12) | Boys Basketball

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Boys Basketball

Class AA

• Ty Huse led the best way with 17 factors and Bozeman had an excessive amount of firepower for Bozeman Gallatin in a 79-55 romp within the second crosstown assembly between the 2 groups. Jackson Basye added 13, Trent Rogers 12 and Tucker Macbeth 9 for the fifth-ranked Hawks. Eli Hunter’s 23 factors led all scorers for the Raptors, who additionally obtained 9 factors from Tyler Nansel.

Class A

• Bryce Graham linked for 14 factors and Fischer Brown was shut behind with 10 as Lewistown defeated visiting Sidney 57-24. The Golden Eagles led 12-3 after one quarter and 31-10 at halftime. Parker Sinks led Sidney with 11 factors. 

• Tanner Jessop paved the best way with 15 factors and three different gamers scored in double figures for Corvallis in a 61-48 conquer Frenchtown. Cole Trexler and Mitchell Spinetta added 12 apiece, and Luke Wolsky had 11 for the Blue Devils. Carson Shepard scored 14 and Devin Shelton 12 for the Broncs. 

Class B

• The dynamic duo was at it once more for No. 4 Shelby, with Logan Leep scoring 27 factors and Montana Griz commit Rhett Reynolds including 23 within the Coyotes’ 73-28 rout of Lower Financial institution. Trenton Emerson added 9 for Shelby, which led by 15 after one quarter and blew it open with a 28-5 third quarter. Robert Reagan led the Wolves with seven factors. 

• Rex Williamson pumped in 20 factors and Connor Tuss was proper behind with 18 as Malta jumped to a 10-point lead after one quarter and rolled previous Poplar 65-44. Kooper Oxarart added eight for the Mustangs. Wilfred Lambert had 15 factors and Joe Bear offered 10 for the Indians. 

• Joe Visser rallied Jefferson with 32 factors and the Panthers recovered from a six-point fourth-quarter gap to nip Whitehall 64-63. Trent McMaster scored 16 and Tyler Harrington 10 for Jefferson. Brendan Wagner led all scorers with 35 factors for the Trojans, who obtained 13 from Dylan Smith.

• Anaconda raced to an 11-point lead within the first quarter and cruised to a 76-45 house win over Arlee. Braedon Sawyer paced the Copperheads with 22 factors. Levi Fullerton led the Warriors with 10 factors, adopted by Trey Malatare with eight. 

• Paxton McQuillan scored 17 factors and Kelly Lind offered 16 extra to steer Joliet previous Roundup 54-31. Seth Bailey scored 9 for the J-Hawks, who outscored the Panthers 18-3 within the second quarter. Michael McHenry scored 11 factors and Jace Lemmel 10 for Roundup. 

• Daniel Religion paced Fairfield’s balanced assault with 12 factors and the Eagles pulled away within the center two quarters for a 77-42 rout of Choteau. Conor Murray, Owen Cartwright-Gines and Cooper Christensen all had 10 for Fairfield, which outscored the Bulldogs by 31 factors within the second and third quarters. Tony Daley scored 12 and Henry Bieler 11 for Choteau.

Class C

• Kody Strutz led three gamers in double figures and Huge Sandy used a decisive third quarter to fend off Turner 59-52. Kade Strutz and Brayden Cline added 11 apiece for the Pioneers, who outscored the Tornadoes 14-4 after halftime to take an eight-point lead into the fourth quarter. Austin Welsh scored 16, and Trever Kimmel and Shane Kimmel added 12 apiece for Turner. 

• Kade Erickson poured in 24 factors and Broadview-Lavina pitched a 22-0 shutout within the second quarter en path to a 69-15 romp over Fromberg. William Sanguins scored 15 and Hunter Brown 11 for the Pirates. Ciaran McKevitt and Kamden Carr scored 4 apiece for the Falcons. 

• Irvin Crow led 4 gamers in double figures with 20 factors and Lots Coups was blistering sizzling from the sphere in toppling Absarokee 90-50. Cyrus Caufield added 19, and Zane Plainfeather and Toko Stops every offered 18 for the Warriors, who led 53-24 at halftime. Colton Younger scored 23 and Tysen Younger 14 for the Huskies. 

• Jace Weimer had the new hand with 20 factors, Cooper Frank added 12 and Brandon Klaassen chipped in with 11 for No. 7 Bridger, which raced to a 29-2 first-quarter lead and pounded Roberts 65-15. Baylor Pospisil added 9 for the Scouts. Joe Allen’s 5 factors led the Rockets. 

• Conlan Kerfoot scored 23 factors to steer 4 gamers in double figures as Sunburst overcame Spencer Lehnerz’s one-man 36-point present for a 69-47 win over Energy. Stanley Jarvis added 18, Josh Kearns 17 and Cade Hansen 14 for the Refiners. Lehnerz had 20 of Energy’s 26 first-half factors. Sunburst led 23-14 after one quarter and 44-26 at halftime.

• The one-two punch of Kayden Duran and Tyrus LaMere, every with 21 factors, and the general stability of Field Elder was an excessive amount of for Tyshawn Shambo (36 factors) and Hays-Lodgepole in a 90-67 Bears victory. Gabe Saddler added 16 factors and Jayden Jilot 14 for Field Elder, which led 29-19 after one quarter and put up 53 first-half factors. Estevan Granados backed Shambo with 16 factors. 

• No. 2-ranked Manhattan Christian completed the common season undefeated for the second time in three years after profitable at Harrison-Willow Creek 66-42. The 17-0 Eagles have been spurred by the 18 factors of Seth Amunrud. Logan Leep added 14 and Tebarek Hill had 10. Manhattan Christian went on a 22-6 run within the second quarter to steer 41-17 at intermission. The Eagles hit eight 3-pointers, with Amunrud accounting for 3 of them. Sage Buus led Harrison-Willow Creek with 11 factors.

• Carlson Varner poured in 23 factors in main Victor to a 65-29 win at Lincoln. Canyon Parks, Caleb Rosen and Jordan McLane every added 10 factors for the Pirates. Bradley Howard led the Lynx with 11 factors.

• No. 6 Twin Bridges elevated its offensive play within the second half led by Charlie Kruer’s 14 factors because the Falcons trounced Philipsburg 58-18. Matt Kaiser additionally added 11 factors for the Falcons. Philipsburg had 5 gamers in books led by Mayson Palen’s six.

• Zarek Jones poured in 27 factors and visiting Dodson downed Frazer 79-26. Jones had 19 factors by halftime as Dodson led 49-17. Julian Benson offered a scoring help along with his 15 factors. John Hotomanie scored 12 factors and Kevin Ackerman 11 for Frazer.

• Andrew Sanford scored 19 factors, and Tanner Day and Caleb Ball offered 18 apiece to assist St. Regis coast previous Charlo 71-52. The Tigers led by 13 after one quarter and 20 at halftime.

• Kyle Lawson led with 16 factors and Scorching Springs held off a late push by Plains for a 40-37 victory. Gabe Gamboa scored 12 and Parker Flock 9 for the Horsemen, who led 11-7 after one quarter however noticed the Savage Warmth rebound for a 21-7 halftime lead. 

• No. 9 Chinook received at house over North Star 75-32 behind the game-high 25 factors from Ethan Bell. The Sugarbeeters additionally obtained 16 factors from Reese Elliott, 14 from Ethan MacLeod and 10 from Oskar Pula. Chinook was in command 41-14 by intermission. Bell collected 17 of his factors within the first half.

• Colt Miller and Mason Dethman shared scoring honors with 14 factors every and No. 4 Froid-Lake led from begin to end in trouncing Plentywood 70-32. Bode Miller scored 13 and Javonne Nesbit 10 for the Redhawks. Reese Wirtz topped Plentywood with eight.

• Bryce Grebe had the new hand with 33 factors and Tyler Kombol backed him with 11 in Melstone’s 53-42 victory over Broadus. 

• Reese Paulson and Aidan McDaniel every scored 13 factors and No. 3 Belt raced to a 12-1 first-quarter margin and bounced Denton-Geyser-Stanford 49-17 to stay good on the season. Ace Becker led the Bearcats with six.

• Fifth-ranked Valley Christian bounced again from its first loss with a 77-48 house with over Helena Christian. Billy Boone poured in 25 factors for the unbeaten Eagles (15-1) and Riley Reimer added 16. 

• Colt Parsons’ 15 factors led the best way as Drummond received at Darby 41-33. The guests used an enormous fourth quarter in breaking away. Darby’s Preston Smith completed with 13 factors.

• Tucker Johnstone was excessive man with 22 factors and Park Metropolis bolted to a 22-3 first-quarter lead earlier than settling in for a 37-20 win over Reed Level-Rapelje. Chase Keating, who has three 35-point outings this season, was held to a team-high seven for the Renegades. 

• Carter Derks and Carson Stevenson shared scoring honors with 19 factors apiece, and Max Tyler pitched in with 10 to steer Hobson-Moore-Judith Hole over Centerville 69-30.

Women Basketball

Class AA

• Taylee Chirrick scored 19 factors and Kaitlin Grossman 10 as No. 3-ranked Billings West remained undefeated with a 67-43 win over No. 4 Billings Skyview. Taking part in at house, the Golden Bears (9-0) scored 17 factors in every of the primary two quarters to carry a 34-16 benefit at halftime. Chirrick scored 13 of her factors in the course of the second half because the Bears maintained the higher hand. Grossman tallied eight of her factors in the course of the third quarter. Brooke Berry wound up with 15 factors for the Falcons (6-3). Breanna Williams notched 13 and Cami Harris 10.

Class A

• No. 3 Hardin earned a 51-38 house win over Jap A rival and top-ranked Billings Central. Hardin’s Kamber Good Luck led all gamers with 18 factors, and Aiyana Huge Man added 11. Mya Hansen led Central (11-1) with 17 factors. The Bulldogs (9-3) snapped a 22-game profitable streak for the Rams.

Class B

• Blythe Sealey scored 13 factors and Roundup used a 7-0 first-quarter begin to hold Joliet at arm’s size for a 29-25 win. Skyler Wright scored 13 for the J-Hawks, who closed an eight-point hole after three quarters.

• Payton West led all scorers with 17 factors and Hannah Obert helped with 11 in main Columbus previous Crimson Lodge 53-37. Sawyer Wiggs added eight for the Cougars, who led 17-5 after the primary quarter. Brayli Reimer scored 11 and Liddia Fontaine eight for the Rams.

• Dakota Edmisten led all scorers with 25 factors and Jefferson staged a fourth-quarter rally to down Whitehall 67-63. Rachel Van Blaricom added 17 factors and Cia Stuber 15 for the Panthers, who trailed by six factors coming into the fourth quarter. Jada Clarkson topped Whitehall with 22 factors and Brynna Wolfe offered 17.

• Megan Reich paced 4 Anaconda gamers in double figures with 17 factors and the No. 9 Copperheads ran away from Arlee 76-41. Kora Kelly scored 15, and Mia Sullivan-Sanders and Sami Johnson added 11 apiece for Anaconda, which led 42-12 at halftime. Raven Parson scored 16 and Princess Bolen 11 for the Scarlets. 

• Maddison Underdal was unstoppable with 33 factors and Jori Clary backed her with 14 as Shelby broke from a one-point halftime lead and downed Lower Financial institution 66-53. Kendra Noticed Bear led the Wolves with 13 factors, Aliya Cruz added 12, and Jackie Waller and Sienna Noticed Bear offered 10 apiece.

• Anika Ploeger led the best way with 25 factors and Emily Shumaker offered 13 as Baker shrugged off a sluggish begin and dispatched Lame Deer 73-35. Eve Uecker added eight for the Spartans, who had a five-point lead after one quarter and upped it to 13 by halftime. 

• Brae Eneboe scored 18 factors, Riley Larson added 12 and Maggie Bender had 10 for Conrad in its 48-37 win over Nice Falls Central. Sareya Hicks scored 16 factors and Michaela Hawk offered 12 for the Mustangs. 

• Emma Woods scored 17 factors and Tori Jones backed her with 12 in Fairfield’s 44-43 nipping of Choteau. 

Class C

• Brandy Calbert led with 13 factors and Shyann Krass helped with 12 to steer Turner over Huge Sandy 64-30. Dakota Krass added 9 for the Tornadoes, who led by 14 factors after one quarter and put 9 gamers within the scoring column.

• Teah Conradsen paced Savage with 18 factors and the Warriors steadily pulled away from Richey-Lambert for a 40-27 win. Savage led by eight at halftime and 10 by three quarters. 

• Mila Hawk scored 12 factors and No. 5 Charlo stayed unbeaten with a 49-25 romp over St. Regis. Kassidi Cox and Liev Smith scored eight factors apiece for the Vikings, who led by 12 after one quarter and 24 at halftime. Averie Burnham led the Tigers with seven. 

• Gracee Lekvold poured in 32 factors, had seven rebounds and added 5 steals to propel Scobey over Nashua 64-20. Lekvold was 13-for-20 from the ground. She had loads of assist from Carrie Taylor, who scored 18 factors. The Spartans led 19-3 after one quarter.

• Kayla Momberg carried the scoring load with 21 factors and Breanna Bacon added 11 as Field Elder outlasted Hays-Lodgepole 50-38. The Bears received every quarter however by not more than 5 factors. Kassi Perez scored 10 and Sierra Chandler 9 for the Thunderbirds. 

• Hailey Fiske paced Broadview-Lavina with 18 factors and Adeline Tuszynski helped with 12 within the Pirates’ 49-22 conquest of Fromberg.

• Kia Wasson scored 13 factors and No. 2 Saco-Whitewater Hinsdale put 9 gamers within the scoring column in a 65-14 rout of Lustre Christian. Kaitlyn McColly added 11, and Paige Wasson and Kora LaBrie added 10 apiece for the unbeaten Mavericks, who led 40-6 at halftime. Alexa Reddig scored eight factors for Lustre. 

• Victor posted a 39-15 house win over Lincoln as Bella Schicholone paced the Pirates with 9 factors and Haylie Tolley added eight.

• Makena Hauge paved the best way with 21 factors and Destiney Thompson chipped in with 12 as Culbertson bolted to a 16-2 first-quarter lead and overwhelmed Brockton 53-14. Megan Granbois added 9 factors for the Cowgirls. Princess Russell and Povee Youngman had 4 apiece for Brockton.

• Allie Dale scored 13 factors and Lexie Stockett added 11 as Twin Bridges downed Philipsburg 48-39. Asha Comings scored 21 factors for the Prospectors.

• Shantel Bertelsen led the best way with 19 factors and Wibaux led 14-0 after one quarter on the best way to a 45-21 conquer Plevna. Annika Lunde added 11 for the Longhorns. Jenna Paul scored seven for Plevna.

• Sophia Darr had the new hand with 27 factors and and Alexis McDonald contributed 17 as Gardiner pulled away from a decent halftime recreation to down Lima 58-35. The Bruins led by 9 at halftime however outscored the Bears 26-6 within the third quarter. Gracie Bravo topped Lima with 15 factors and Taryn Martinelli added eight. 

• Melony Fetter led with 17 factors and Kataya KillEagle added 14 as Dodson ran away from Frazer 47-14. The Bearcubs have been led by Justine Smoker’s 5 factors.

• Kinsey Might and Hailey Might mixed for 26 factors as visiting Energy fought off Sunburst 43-40. Energy led 35-20 going into the fourth quarter, however the Refiners made issues attention-grabbing with a late 20-8 run. Kinsey scored 14 factors and Hailey 12. Sunburst obtained 17 factors from Claire Bucklin and 12 from Jeena Alborano.

• Augusta’s Dayna Mills led with 12 factors and Olivia Isakson and Payton Levine every had 11 factors because the Elk dominated Dutton-Brady 69-9. Dutton-Brady’s Chloe Sealy had 5 factors.

• Liv Wangerin was a one-person present with 25 factors to assist Plentywood maintain off Froid-Lake 37-33 in a 32-minute nail-biter. Emma Brensdal added eight for the Wildcats. Sydney Dethman scored 14 and Dasani Nesbit seven for the Redhawks. 

• Lindsey Paulson was the large gun with 19 factors and No. 7 Belt pitched two shutout quarters in dealing with Denton-Geyser-Stanford 40-24. Kylee Permann had 9 factors for the Huskies, who led 9-0 after one quarter and outscored the Bearcats 13-0 within the third quarter. Adie Woodhall, Sydney Von Bergen and Allie Skelton all had six for D-G-S.

• Makayla Harper paced a balanced Park Metropolis offense with 12 factors and the Panthers coasted previous Reed Level-Rapelje 50-27. Abby Hoffman scored 12, Leigha Grabowska 11 and Isabelle Adams 9 for the Park Metropolis. Lily Herzog’s 14 factors led the Renegades. 

• Emily Adkins had her approach with 32 factors and Dylann Pospisil offered assist with 13 as Bridger ran away from Roberts 66-33. Hailey Croft had 10 factors for the Rockets. 

• Jade Wendland led 4 gamers in double figures with 18 factors and North Star took management with a 17-6 second quarter en path to a 61-41 conquer Chinook. Kenidee Wolery added 16 factors, Shayla Borlaug 14 and Laynie Sattoriva 10 for the Knights. Hallie Neubauer’s 14 factors led the Sugarbeeters.

• Dakota Auck drained 23 factors, Elizabeth Hickey backed her with 15 and Rabecca Lynn popped in 13 for Hobson-Moore-Judith Hole in its 75-37 trouncing of Centerville. 

20-Level Membership

38: Tyshawn Shambo, Hays-Lodgepole

36: Spencer Lehnerz, Energy

35: Brendan Wagner, Whitehall

33: Maddison Underdal, Shelby

33: Bryce Grebe, Melstone

32: Gracee Lekvold, Scobey

32: Joe Visser, Jefferson

32: Emily Adkins, Bridger

27: Logan Leck, Shelby

27: Zarek Jones, Dodson

27: Sophia Darr, Gardiner

25: Dakota Edmiston, Jefferson

25: Treydyn Bauer, Brockton

25: Billy Boone, Valley Christian

25: Ethan Bell, Chinook

25: Anika Ploeger, Baker

25: Liv Wangerin, Plentywood

24: Kade Erickson, Broadview-Lavina

23: Rhett Reynolds, Shelby

23: Colton Younger, Absarokee

23: Conlan Kerfoot, Sunburst

23: Carson Varner, Victor

23: Eli Hunter, Bozeman Gallatin

23: Dakota Auck, Hobson-Moore-Judith Hole

22: Braedon Sawyer, Anaconda

22: Jada Clarkson, Whitehall

22: Tucker Johnstone, Park Metropolis

21: Kody Strutz, Huge Sandy

21: Kayla Momberg, Field Elder

21: Tyrus LaMere, Field Elder

21: Kayden Duran, Field Elder

21: Makena Hauge, Culbertson

21: Asha Comings, Philipsburg

20: Rex Williamson, Malta

20: Irvin Crow, Lots Coups

20: Jace Weimer, Bridger