ALBANY — The Comets rolled to an easy 61-14 nonconference win over Williams Bay Feb. 5. 

Sydney Mortaloni had 13 points, while Brianna Dahl had 10. Kristin O’Bel and Libby Beck each finished with nine points. Ten of Albany 12 players scored in the game.

Albany led 31-12 at halftime and held Williams Bay to just one basket in the second half.

Shullsburg 64, Argyle 58

SHULLSBURG — The Miners handed the Orioles a tough Six Rivers crossover loss Feb. 4. 

Argyle trailed 29-26 at halftime and could never seem to catch Shullsburg in the second half.

Jena Saalsaa led the Orioles with 25 points including a perfect 10-for-10 from the free throw line. Tori Lantz added 14 for Argyle.

Shullsburg was led in scoring by Layla Alt’s 15 points. Kayla Klotz finished with 12, Brooklyn Strang 10 and Madison Russell nine.

Monticello 58, Belmont 34

BELMONT — The Ponies used a 30-16 run in the first half to pull away from the Braves in a nonconference game Feb. 4. 

Alyssen Noriega scored 23 points to the lead way for Monticello. Lindsey Pence added 10 points, Mackie Errthum nine and Miah Brokopp six.

Black Hawk 70, Monticello 23

SOUTH WAYNE — Hannah Butler scored 20 points and is now just seven away from 1,000 in her career. 

The top-ranked and unbeaten Warriors (19-0) raced out to a 39-10 lead at halftime. Butler finished with eight rebounds, five steals and a perfect 6-for-6 mark from the free throw line. The junior would be second Black Hawk player this season to reach the 1,000-point milestone. Fellow junior Natalie Leuzinger, who reached it earlier this year, finished with 26 points on 11 of 14 shooting from the field, which included a 3-for-4 effort from beyond the arc.

Bailey Butler had nine points and Kaylee Marty scored seven for Black Hawk, which clinched — at minimum — a share of the Six Rivers East title.

Black Hawk’s nonconference game against Darlington, previously scheduled for Feb. 11, was cancelled due to Darlington’s Feb. 5 postponed game against Boscobel.

Potosi-Cassville 73, Juda 36

JUDA — The Panthers fell behind 42-7 by halftime during their game Feb. 4. 

The game did not turn in their favor during the second half as they were outscored by the opposing team by double.

Montana Steinmann scored 10 points to lead Juda, while teammate Riese Price scored nine and Maddie Smith had seven.

Potosi-Cassville was led by Amber Udelhoven’s 23 points, while Lilly Post scored 18 and Anna Kartman had 17.