Halle Beller drives in for two. She scored 15 points as Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family whipped Howells-Dodge 61-35. Courtesy photo
With middle packed, the Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family girls turned to their outside shooters, and they were on the mark.
The St. Francis girls won the championship Saturday of the Goldenrod Conference Tournament at St. Paul. Pictured, front row, left to right, are Anna Stricklin, Nyla Kessler, Hannah Baumgart, Kaylee Stricklin, Shelby Gilsdorf, Kylee Wessel and Emma Baumgart. Back row, Karly Kessler, Emma Classen, Jalyssa Hastreiter, Isabel Preister, Leah Kosch and Makenna Wietfeld.
They had to work overtime, but the St. Francis girls earned the Goldenrod Conference championship Saturday by topping Nebraska Christian 47-44 at St. Paul.
The St. Francis boys won the championship Saturday of the Goldenrod Conference Tournament at St. Paul. Pictured, front row, left to right, are Tyrel Wegener, Devon Baumgart, Isaac Classen, Brock Pfeifer and Mason Geilenkirchen. Back row, Assistant Coach Brent Reichmuth, Kegan Hackerott, Spencer Engel, Tanner Pfeifer, Colten Wietfeld, Tristen Classen, Eli McPhillips and Head Coach Eric Kessler.
St. Francis earned the Goldenrod Conference championship Saturday, downing Riverside 60-53 at St. Paul.
Kaylee Stricklin goes up for a shot over the Clarkson-Leigh defense. She scored 17 points to lead St. Francis past Patriots 46-41 here Friday. Democrat photo
Better late than never. The St. Francis girls did not lead against Clarkson-Leigh until the fourth quarter when they took over and posted a 46-41 win here Friday.
Tristen Classen looks to pass around the Clarkson-Leigh defender Friday. St. Francis dropped a 63-41 decision. Democrat photo
A 17-0 run to end the first half and start the second propelled Clarkson-Leigh to a 63-41 win over St. Francis here Friday.
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