SOUTH WAYNE - Black Hawk junior Tatum Jackson scored on a drive to the basket with one second to go.
Black Hawk coach Mike Flanagan called a timeout to set up a press to get a potential steal. Randolph was able to in-bound the ball and survived knocking off the Warriors in a nail-biter 42-40 Saturday. With the loss, Black Hawk drops to 4-12, 3-5 Six Rivers East.
"With 1 second left, we really needed a miracle," Flanagan said. "We tried to get a steal, but they inbounded the ball and killed the clock."
Black Hawk junior Aleigha Sigafus scored a game-high 18 points. The Warriors had good balance. Jackson added 10 points and freshman Hannah Herbst chipped in eight points.
Randolph was led by Morgan Paul who scored a team-high 15 points and Brooke Roberts who had 12 points.
Randolph was 12 of 19 from the free throw line compared to the Warriors who were 4 of 6.
"It's kind of what has hurt us in a lot of games of late," Flanagan said of the Rockets' edge from the free throw line.
WISCONSIN DELLS 54, NEW GLARUS 41
NEW GLARUS - Wisconsin Dells' Jaden Ward scored a game-high 25 points to lead the Chiefs to a 54-41 win over New Glarus Saturday.
Wisconsin Dells outscored the Glarner Knights 20-10 in the second quarter to take a 12-point lead at the half. The Chiefs sealed the victory with a 14-4 third-quarter run.
New Glarus sophomore McKinley Righter scored a team-high 16 points and sophomore Evonne Strahm added 15 points. New Glarus junior Vanessa Narveson added seven points. With the loss, New Glarus drops to 6-11, 3-3 Capitol South.
Black Hawk coach Mike Flanagan called a timeout to set up a press to get a potential steal. Randolph was able to in-bound the ball and survived knocking off the Warriors in a nail-biter 42-40 Saturday. With the loss, Black Hawk drops to 4-12, 3-5 Six Rivers East.
"With 1 second left, we really needed a miracle," Flanagan said. "We tried to get a steal, but they inbounded the ball and killed the clock."
Black Hawk junior Aleigha Sigafus scored a game-high 18 points. The Warriors had good balance. Jackson added 10 points and freshman Hannah Herbst chipped in eight points.
Randolph was led by Morgan Paul who scored a team-high 15 points and Brooke Roberts who had 12 points.
Randolph was 12 of 19 from the free throw line compared to the Warriors who were 4 of 6.
"It's kind of what has hurt us in a lot of games of late," Flanagan said of the Rockets' edge from the free throw line.
WISCONSIN DELLS 54, NEW GLARUS 41
NEW GLARUS - Wisconsin Dells' Jaden Ward scored a game-high 25 points to lead the Chiefs to a 54-41 win over New Glarus Saturday.
Wisconsin Dells outscored the Glarner Knights 20-10 in the second quarter to take a 12-point lead at the half. The Chiefs sealed the victory with a 14-4 third-quarter run.
New Glarus sophomore McKinley Righter scored a team-high 16 points and sophomore Evonne Strahm added 15 points. New Glarus junior Vanessa Narveson added seven points. With the loss, New Glarus drops to 6-11, 3-3 Capitol South.
