NEW GLARUS — With Lindsey Schadewalt’s scoring and Alex Atwell’s rebounding, the Knights ran away with a 66-26 victory over Belleville on Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Schadewalt, who averages 23.2 points per game, scored 27 points to pace the team. She went 6-for-9 from beyond the arc to score 18 of her points. Currently, Schadewalt leads all of Division 4 with a .486 3-point percentage (36-for-74). The next best is Amelia Trunkel of Neilssville with a .460 percentage (23-for-50).
Grace Nommensen also scored in double figures with 13 points. Atwell led the Knights on the board with 11 rebounds. Combined with her nine points, she was one point away from a double-double. Elle Lancaster tallied seven points, followed by Payton Schneider with six points. Emma Martinson and Bella Brenkman rounded out the offense with two points each.
ARGYLE 42, JUDA 33
JUDA — In a tight, Six Rivers Conference battle, the Orioles defeated the Panthers on Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Argyle had a slim, three-point lead at halftime but extended it with a 25-point second half.
Lexi Wonders led the offense with 10 points, including two 3-pointers. Jaylin Hartwig trailed with nine points, followed by Hannah Gierhart with seven points. Mya McNett and Sadie Steiner put up six points apiece, while Sara Helfvogt provided the remaining three points.
On the other end, Jackie Nusbaum put up a team-best nine points for Juda, going 4-for-4 from the charity stripe with the Panther’s only 3-pointer. Lavinia Rufer trailed with six points, and Ciarrah Davis tallied five. Three players chipped in four points each — Briliey Swedlund, Katie Brooks and Kelsi Cameron. The final point came on a free throw from Allena Rufer.
BARNEVELD 38, BLACK HAWK 32
SOUTH WAYNE — The Warrior’s balanced offensive effort fell short in a battle for second place in the Six Rivers East Conference. Black Hawk nearly overcame a 17-9 first-half deficit with a 23-point second half, but Barneveld was able to hang on for the win.
Kendra Haldiman led with seven points, six of which came from beyond the arc. Maddy Lange and Raylin Peterson put up six points each, while Peterson led on the board with eight rebounds. Hailey Wellnitz chipped in five points, followed by four each from Mya Milz and Jaliyah Collins.
Although the Warriors outrebounded the Eagles 24-20, Black Hawk shot just 38% from the free-throw line, while Barneveld made 68% of its shots.
POTOSI 65, PECATONICA 52
POTOSI — Second-chance points for Chieftains led to a win, as the Viking’s defense had an off-night.
“We didn’t react well on the defensive side and had trouble boxing out,” head coach Linda Hendrickson said. “We allowed too many second-chance points. The rims were not friendly to use, with many of our shots rimming out. At times the girls played competitively, we just need to be more consistent.”
Chloe Schraepfer scored a team-leading 19 points, going 9-for-10 from the free-throw line. Anna Tisch trailed with nine points, five of which came from the charity stripe. Half of Bri Peterson’s eight points also came at the line. Maddie Hirsch and Diana Hendrickson chipped in seven points each, while the remaining two came from Paige Toay.
EDGERTON 46, BRODHEAD 38
BRODHEAD — Despite having three players score in double figures, the Cardinals fell to Rock Valley Conference leader Edgerton on Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Brodhead had a 25-14 lead at half, but Sylvia Fox went off for 14 second-half points to lead the Crimson Tide past the Cardinals.
Addison Yates led the offense with 11 points, followed by 10 points each from Alexis Kammerer and Abbie Dix. Kammerer accounted for half of the Cardinal’s 3-pointers. The other two came from Yates and Alecia Dahl (five points). The remaining two points of offense came from Taetum Hoesly.
