JUDA - In a game that was tied both at halftime and at the end of three quarters, the Barneveld Eagles got the best of the Juda Panthers with a 20-10 advantage in the fourth quarter to claim a 51-41 victory in the Six Rivers East Conference opener for both teams Tuesday.
"It was our turnovers and they got the momentum," said Juda head coach Curtis Brown of the decisive fourth quarter. "They made their free throws when we had to foul and we let it slip away in the end."
Junior Ellen Kiser led Juda with 14 points. Senior Alycia Grenzow scored eight points and junior C.J. Dunwiddie added six points for the Panthers. Juda (4-2, 0-1 Six Rivers East) will travel to Argyle Friday.
Monticello 34, Argyle 27
MONTICELLO - The Monticello Ponies are happy about their first win of the season and the Argyle Orioles are still searching for their first victory. The Ponies defeated the Orioles Tuesday night to open Six Rivers East Conference play.
The Ponies grabbed a 14-8 lead in the first quarter, but Arygle outscored Monticello 16-12 over the next two quarters to trim the deficit to two at 26-24 entering the fourth quarter. The Ponies allowed Argyle to score just three points in the fourth quarter to turn back any hopes of an Oriole comeback.
"Our press worked pretty well. Our hustle won our ball game tonight," said Monticello head coach Tom Eveland.
Junior Desiree Marty had a team-high 12 points for Monticello while senior Taylor Pfeuti and junior C.J. Dilley chipped in with six points each. Sophomore Kayla Ostby led all scorers with 13 points for Argyle. Junior Danielle Treuthardt added nine points for the Orioles.
Monticello (1-2, 1-0) will travel to Albany while Argyle (0-3, 0-1) hosts Juda Friday.
Brodhead 49, Beloit Turner 33
BELOIT - Sophomore Taylor Douglas made eight of her team's 17 field goals on her way to a game-high 19 points in leading the Brodhead Cardinals to a win over the Beloit Turner Trojans Tuesday in a Rock Valley South Conference opener.
Sophomore Mariah Ahrens scored nine points to help the Cardinals get their first win of the season. The Cardinals also got a productive night out of freshman Carly Mohns, who scored eight points, and freshman Meg Duffield, who drilled a pair of 3-pointers.
Brodhead (1-2, 1-0 Rock Valley South) will host Walworth Big Foot Friday.
"It was our turnovers and they got the momentum," said Juda head coach Curtis Brown of the decisive fourth quarter. "They made their free throws when we had to foul and we let it slip away in the end."
Junior Ellen Kiser led Juda with 14 points. Senior Alycia Grenzow scored eight points and junior C.J. Dunwiddie added six points for the Panthers. Juda (4-2, 0-1 Six Rivers East) will travel to Argyle Friday.
Monticello 34, Argyle 27
MONTICELLO - The Monticello Ponies are happy about their first win of the season and the Argyle Orioles are still searching for their first victory. The Ponies defeated the Orioles Tuesday night to open Six Rivers East Conference play.
The Ponies grabbed a 14-8 lead in the first quarter, but Arygle outscored Monticello 16-12 over the next two quarters to trim the deficit to two at 26-24 entering the fourth quarter. The Ponies allowed Argyle to score just three points in the fourth quarter to turn back any hopes of an Oriole comeback.
"Our press worked pretty well. Our hustle won our ball game tonight," said Monticello head coach Tom Eveland.
Junior Desiree Marty had a team-high 12 points for Monticello while senior Taylor Pfeuti and junior C.J. Dilley chipped in with six points each. Sophomore Kayla Ostby led all scorers with 13 points for Argyle. Junior Danielle Treuthardt added nine points for the Orioles.
Monticello (1-2, 1-0) will travel to Albany while Argyle (0-3, 0-1) hosts Juda Friday.
Brodhead 49, Beloit Turner 33
BELOIT - Sophomore Taylor Douglas made eight of her team's 17 field goals on her way to a game-high 19 points in leading the Brodhead Cardinals to a win over the Beloit Turner Trojans Tuesday in a Rock Valley South Conference opener.
Sophomore Mariah Ahrens scored nine points to help the Cardinals get their first win of the season. The Cardinals also got a productive night out of freshman Carly Mohns, who scored eight points, and freshman Meg Duffield, who drilled a pair of 3-pointers.
Brodhead (1-2, 1-0 Rock Valley South) will host Walworth Big Foot Friday.
