WILLIAMS BAY - Juda junior Hailey Kammerer scored a team-high 12 points to propel the Panthers to a 59-53 win over Catholic Central in the championship game of the Williams Bay Tournament on Friday.
Kammerer led a balanced scoring attack. Juda (6-3) had three players reach double figures. Senior Chelsea Burkhalter and junior MacKenzie Byrne each added 12 points. Maddie Roth and Riley Adkins both chipped in seven points for the Panthers. Byrne hit three of the Panthers' five 3-pointers.
"We had an all-around team effort," Juda coach Curt Brown said. "It wasn't just one player. It was everyone getting into the act. That was nice to see."
The Panthers led by as many as 18 points in the second half and made 24 of 36 free throws en route to the victory.
"Catholic Central is always a good team," Brown said. "It was a very physical game. Whenever you get into a holiday tournament it's a break from the middle of the season. You get to play two games in two days against different competition and it kind of mirrors the tournament."
Argyle 53, Randolph 50
RIO - The Argyle girls basketball team tipped Randolph 53-50 on Friday in the second day of the Rio Tournament.
Both Argyle sophomores Jena Saalsaa and Jadyn Saalsaa scored a team-high 12 points. Sophomore teammate Alysabeth Lantz added 10 points and junior Morgan Nelson pitched in eight points.
The Orioles were coming off a 68-62 loss to Rio on Thursday. The Orioles rallied from a 13-point deficit against Rio. Randolph led the Orioles by seven points at the half. The Orioles outscored the Rockets 30-20 in the second half.
Nelson went 6 of 6 at the free-throw line. Argyle (4-8) finished 64 percent from the foul line in the game (14 of 22).
Kammerer led a balanced scoring attack. Juda (6-3) had three players reach double figures. Senior Chelsea Burkhalter and junior MacKenzie Byrne each added 12 points. Maddie Roth and Riley Adkins both chipped in seven points for the Panthers. Byrne hit three of the Panthers' five 3-pointers.
"We had an all-around team effort," Juda coach Curt Brown said. "It wasn't just one player. It was everyone getting into the act. That was nice to see."
The Panthers led by as many as 18 points in the second half and made 24 of 36 free throws en route to the victory.
"Catholic Central is always a good team," Brown said. "It was a very physical game. Whenever you get into a holiday tournament it's a break from the middle of the season. You get to play two games in two days against different competition and it kind of mirrors the tournament."
Argyle 53, Randolph 50
RIO - The Argyle girls basketball team tipped Randolph 53-50 on Friday in the second day of the Rio Tournament.
Both Argyle sophomores Jena Saalsaa and Jadyn Saalsaa scored a team-high 12 points. Sophomore teammate Alysabeth Lantz added 10 points and junior Morgan Nelson pitched in eight points.
The Orioles were coming off a 68-62 loss to Rio on Thursday. The Orioles rallied from a 13-point deficit against Rio. Randolph led the Orioles by seven points at the half. The Orioles outscored the Rockets 30-20 in the second half.
Nelson went 6 of 6 at the free-throw line. Argyle (4-8) finished 64 percent from the foul line in the game (14 of 22).
