PARKVIEW - The Brodhead girls basketball team earned a convincing 62-31 victory over Rock Valley South rival Parkview Thursday, Dec. 5.
"Our defensive pressure (set) the tone early," Cardinals coach Brad Pickett said. "We hang our hat on our defense (as it) is something that we practice every day."
Brodhead's offense was also sharp, with seniors Rachel Heller and Carly Mohns scoring 17 and 14 points, respectively. Sophomore Kylie Moe also got into the mix, adding 10 points.
New Glarus 49,
Lodi 40
NEW GLARUS - In a battle between cross-conference foes, New Glarus pulled away with a solid win over Lodi.
Securing their first win of the season, the Glarner Knights relied on early defensive pressure and consistent trips to the charity stripe to put together a 49-40 victory.
"We really tried to put the pressure on them in the first half," New Glarus coach Megan Scheele said. "We missed a couple of easy shots, but we were able to draw some fouls and get to the free throw line."
The Glarner Knights put together a solid all-around effort and ended up putting the game away late with a 15-point fourth quarter outing.
Senior Sierra Watrud scored 13 points and Breanne Kreklow contributed 10 points for the Knights.
"Our defensive pressure (set) the tone early," Cardinals coach Brad Pickett said. "We hang our hat on our defense (as it) is something that we practice every day."
Brodhead's offense was also sharp, with seniors Rachel Heller and Carly Mohns scoring 17 and 14 points, respectively. Sophomore Kylie Moe also got into the mix, adding 10 points.
New Glarus 49,
Lodi 40
NEW GLARUS - In a battle between cross-conference foes, New Glarus pulled away with a solid win over Lodi.
Securing their first win of the season, the Glarner Knights relied on early defensive pressure and consistent trips to the charity stripe to put together a 49-40 victory.
"We really tried to put the pressure on them in the first half," New Glarus coach Megan Scheele said. "We missed a couple of easy shots, but we were able to draw some fouls and get to the free throw line."
The Glarner Knights put together a solid all-around effort and ended up putting the game away late with a 15-point fourth quarter outing.
Senior Sierra Watrud scored 13 points and Breanne Kreklow contributed 10 points for the Knights.
