CLINTON - The undefeated Warriors played without senior standout Rachel Rygh and still didn't miss a beat.
Black Hawk (16-0, No. 2 Associated Press Divison 5) got 17 points from Melissa Wellnitz, 15 from Kate Quinn and another 12 from Jen Wellnitz in a 57-41 win over Clinton in a non-conference game.
"It was a nice game for some other players to step up. Kate Quinn found a way to contribute," said Black Hawk coach Mike Flanagan, who rested Rygh's ankle in anticipation of Thursday's game at Barneveld.
Black Hawk hit 22 shots from the field and held Clinton to just 13 total baskets. The Warriors led just 14-13 after the first quarter and 30-23 at halftime, but a 13-5 run in the third quarter broke the game open.
Potosi 60, Pecatonica 46
BLANCHARDVILLE - Alisha Esselstein had 17 points and six rebounds before fouling out in the Vikings loss to the Chieftains Monday.
Pecatonica shot just 23.6 percent from the field (17 of 72) and committed 28 fouls. Those infractions sent Potosi to the free-throw line 38 times, at which the Chieftains hit 18 shots.
Pecatonica led 15-11 after the first quarter and trailed just 26-24 at halftime. A 18-8 third quarter run by Potosi opened the game up.
Lizzy Britt had nine points and seven rebounds for the Vikings, which will travel to Argyle on Thursday.
Black Hawk (16-0, No. 2 Associated Press Divison 5) got 17 points from Melissa Wellnitz, 15 from Kate Quinn and another 12 from Jen Wellnitz in a 57-41 win over Clinton in a non-conference game.
"It was a nice game for some other players to step up. Kate Quinn found a way to contribute," said Black Hawk coach Mike Flanagan, who rested Rygh's ankle in anticipation of Thursday's game at Barneveld.
Black Hawk hit 22 shots from the field and held Clinton to just 13 total baskets. The Warriors led just 14-13 after the first quarter and 30-23 at halftime, but a 13-5 run in the third quarter broke the game open.
Potosi 60, Pecatonica 46
BLANCHARDVILLE - Alisha Esselstein had 17 points and six rebounds before fouling out in the Vikings loss to the Chieftains Monday.
Pecatonica shot just 23.6 percent from the field (17 of 72) and committed 28 fouls. Those infractions sent Potosi to the free-throw line 38 times, at which the Chieftains hit 18 shots.
Pecatonica led 15-11 after the first quarter and trailed just 26-24 at halftime. A 18-8 third quarter run by Potosi opened the game up.
Lizzy Britt had nine points and seven rebounds for the Vikings, which will travel to Argyle on Thursday.
