BRAHAM — Riley Becker scored 13 points to lead the Little Falls Flyers to a 43-38 non-conference victory over the Braham Bombers Monday, Jan. 30.
Little Falls was 21-of-31 from the line. Claire VanRisseghem and Malin Youngberg each scored nine points for the Flyers.
Grace LeClair 2, Janea Saldana 1, Claire VanRisseghem 9, Leah LeBlanc 2, Anastahja Steadman 7, Malin Youngberg 9, Riley Becker 13. FG 11-38 (28%), FT 21-31 (67%). 3-point 0-9 (0%). Overall: 6-10. Next: hosts Zimmerman 7:15 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2.
PIERZ — Alyssa Sadlovsky dropped 20 points on the Holdingford Huskers who topped the Pierz Pioneers 56-44 Monday, Jan. 30.
Lindsey Strohmeier added seven points for the Pioneers who fall to 8-8 overall.
Britney Schommer 6, Ashley Kimman 3, Kenna Otte 5, Lyndsey Strohmeier 7, Lily Riley 3, Alyssa Sadlovsky 20. FG 16-58 (27%), FT 2-5 (50%). 3-point 10-33 (30%). Overall: 8-8. Next: at Milaca 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31.
Henning 79, Staples-Motley 49
HENNING — The Staples-Motley Cardinals didn’t have an answer for Henning’s Lyvia Misegades who scored 30 points to lead the Hornets to a 79-49 non-conference victory Monday, Jan. 30.
S-M was led by Lauren Rutten’s 16 points and Livi Lorber tallied 12.
Staples-Motley 23 26 -- 49
Faith Fisher 13, Becca Frederick 8, Lilya Fraki 5, Ally Hart 8, Aaliyah Olson 2, Natalie Eckhoff 2, Lyvia Misegades 30, Ava Eckhoff 7, Alivia Gunderson 4. FT 12-17 (71%)
Livi Lorber 12, Ashley Robben 2, Miranda Schotzko 6, Izzy Orlander 7, Lauren Rutten 16, Camden Anderson 6. FT 6-8 (75%). Overall: 3-11. Next: at Osakis 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31.
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