By Times staff
ARGYLE - The Orioles picked up their second win of the season, 44-21, against Madison Abundant Life in a make-up game, Monday.
Kelsey Bartels scored 13 points to lead Argyle, in what coach Johnny Hinojosa said was her best game in the post.
"We finally got a really good game out of Kelsey Bartels in the inside. We needed that from her," he said.
Argyle jumped out to a 15-4 lead after the first quarter and led 24-13 at halftime. A 17-4 third-quarter run sealed the win.
"We played our best in the first and third quarters. We played man defense and had a lot of people step up," Hinojosa said.
Katie Dammen and Frida Cuevas each scored seven point; eight Orioles scored in the game.
"We needed a lifter with some of the games we have coming up," Hinojosa said.
Argyle (2-4) hosts Albany Friday.
Mineral Point 65, Brodhead 52
MINERAL POINT - The Cardinals found themselves down 33-25 at halftime and couldn't mount a second-half comeback, Monday.
Despite shooting 14-for-16 from the free throw line, Brodhead struggled getting the ball into the net compared. Riley Olson scored a team-high 14 points for the Cardinals. Taylor Douglas added 12, but senior standout and Maryland-Baltimore County recruit Dana Lewis scored just six points. Mariah Mohns had nine.
The Pointers were led by guard Rilee Schmitz, who played AAU hoops with Lewis. Schmitz scored 23 in the game.
Brodhead hosts Whitewater Thursday.
Monticello 46, Benton 34
BENTON - The Ponies got 14 points from both Taylor Klitzke and Kelsey Bernet en route to a win over the Zephyrs, Monday.
Monticello went up 10-4 after the first quarter but led just 23-20 at halftime. An 11-4 third-quarter run put the Ponies up for good.
Monticello gets into action again Saturday, when the Ponies travel to Beloit Turner.
ARGYLE - The Orioles picked up their second win of the season, 44-21, against Madison Abundant Life in a make-up game, Monday.
Kelsey Bartels scored 13 points to lead Argyle, in what coach Johnny Hinojosa said was her best game in the post.
"We finally got a really good game out of Kelsey Bartels in the inside. We needed that from her," he said.
Argyle jumped out to a 15-4 lead after the first quarter and led 24-13 at halftime. A 17-4 third-quarter run sealed the win.
"We played our best in the first and third quarters. We played man defense and had a lot of people step up," Hinojosa said.
Katie Dammen and Frida Cuevas each scored seven point; eight Orioles scored in the game.
"We needed a lifter with some of the games we have coming up," Hinojosa said.
Argyle (2-4) hosts Albany Friday.
Mineral Point 65, Brodhead 52
MINERAL POINT - The Cardinals found themselves down 33-25 at halftime and couldn't mount a second-half comeback, Monday.
Despite shooting 14-for-16 from the free throw line, Brodhead struggled getting the ball into the net compared. Riley Olson scored a team-high 14 points for the Cardinals. Taylor Douglas added 12, but senior standout and Maryland-Baltimore County recruit Dana Lewis scored just six points. Mariah Mohns had nine.
The Pointers were led by guard Rilee Schmitz, who played AAU hoops with Lewis. Schmitz scored 23 in the game.
Brodhead hosts Whitewater Thursday.
Monticello 46, Benton 34
BENTON - The Ponies got 14 points from both Taylor Klitzke and Kelsey Bernet en route to a win over the Zephyrs, Monday.
Monticello went up 10-4 after the first quarter but led just 23-20 at halftime. An 11-4 third-quarter run put the Ponies up for good.
Monticello gets into action again Saturday, when the Ponies travel to Beloit Turner.
