High Schools basketball results Jan. 20-25, 2014
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Boys' basketball
Warriors up and down
ARLEE – The Warriors split the week falling at home and dominating on the road. At home on Friday the Warriors kept it close but came up short, dropping to Superior 42-47. Patrick BigSam top scored the Warriors with 19.
Arlee smashed it’s opponent on Saturday in Hot Springs, taking down the Savage Heat 92-67. BigSam and Josh Reed each netted 21 for the Warriors.
Arlee will host Loyola-Sacred Heart Feb. 1.
Results
Arlee 9 15 8 10 – 42
Superior 12 17 8 10 – 47
Patrick BigSam 19, Josh Reed 9, Isaac Camel 3, Zane Ligas 3, Isaac Desjarlais 2, Riley Rogers 2, PJ Haynes 2, Justis Haynes 2.
Arlee 17 28 20 27 – 92
Hot Springs 17 13 16 21 – 67
Patrick BigSam 21, Josh Reed 21, Aaron Perry 11, Tyler Tanner 11, Justis Haynes 10, PJ Haynes 6, Zane Ligas 5, Riley Rogers 4, Isaac Camel 3.
Bulldogs take some hits
CHARLO – The Bulldogs toughed out the week, dropping two on the road. On Friday, in a heated-up Charlo home game, Mission fell to the Vikings 68-74. Despite the loss, Bulldog Stuart Grant netted an impressive 33 points for Mission. Aaron Fisher-Ahenakew added 17.
At Deer Lodge Saturday, the Bulldogs came close but couldn’t hold it, tumbling to the Wardens 64-69. Jared Brown led his team scoring 27.
Mission will host Florence Jan. 31 and then road trip it to Bigfork Feb. 1.
Results
Mission 17 20 15 16 – 68
Charlo 14 16 25 19 – 74
Stuart Grant 33, Aaron Fisher-Ahenakew 17, Will Powell 6, Gentry Brown 5, Patrick Eichert 4, Jared Brown 3.
Mission 21 8 10 25 – 64
Deer Lodge 24 11 14 20 – 69
Jared Brown 27, Stuart Grant 12, Aaron Fisher-Ahenakew 7, Patrick Eichert 6, Gentry Brown 5, Will Powell 4, Mariam Branson 2, Bill Von Holtum 1.
Pirates drop the ball
WHITEFISH — At Whitefish on Friday the Pirates had a one point lead going into the fourth quarter but failed to hold on, allowing the Bulldogs to outscore and overtake the game 45-52. Cedrick Smith led Polson, grabbing 13 for his team.
The Pirates will head to Stevensville Jan. 30 and then return home to host Frenchtown Jan.31.
Results
Polson 10 12 11 12 – 45
Whitefish 10 9 13 20 – 52
Cedrick Smith 13, Andrew Curley 10, Andrew Weltz 6,Tanner Wilson 6, Chris McDonald 4, Hudson Smith 3, Joe Gallatin 2, Mathew Rensvold 1.
Chiefs grab split on road
FLORENCE – The Chiefs dropped one game but picked back up in their travels over the week. On Thursday the Chiefs battled Florence, falling to the Falcons 37-45. Kollin Wrobleski grabbed 11 for his team while Cedric Earthboy chipped in 10.
On Saturday the Chiefs made the long drive to Eureka to take on the Lions. In the tight game, the Chief’s drove Eureka into OT. Tim Woll tossed in the final shot at the buzzer that pushed his team to the 62-60 victory. Woll added 15 more for a 17-point total. Earthboy led the Chiefs with 18.
The Chiefs will keep their bus wheels turning by staying on the road as they head to Corvallis Jan. 31 and then on to Polson Feb. 3.
Results
Ronan 10 8 5 14 – 37
Eureka 12 11 13 9 – 45
Kollin Wrobleski 11, Cedric Earthboy 10, Alex Quequesah 6, Colton McCrea 5, Jeremiah North Piegan 4, Tim Woll 1.
Ronan 16 16 16 6 8 – 62
Eureka 17 14 14 9 6 – 60
Cedric Earthboy 18, Tim Woll 17, Kollin Wrobleski 14, Colton McCrea 6, Daniel Aylesworth 3, Jared Dupuis 2, Alex Quequesah 2.
Eagles struggle to score
NOXON – The Eagles had a tough week out as they failed to put up enough to secure a win. On Thursday the Eagles fell to the Red Devils in Noxon, 42-66. Julian Cutfinger, the only Eagle putting up double digits, netted 10.
Saturday the Eagles were rolled over at home with Hot Springs devastating Two Eagle 57-83. Cutfinger once again led with 13 points while Eugene Parker grabbed 11. Eagle Byron Carpentier limped away with an ankle injury in the second but not before netting nine of his own.
The Eagles will head to Victor Jan. 30 and will take on the Vikings in Charlo Jan. 31.
Results
Two Eagle River 7 10 12 13 – 42
Noxon 10 25 17 14 – 66
Julian Cutfinger 10, Eugene Parker 7, Josiah Whitworth 5, Robert Janson 5, Corey Matt 4, DaShane Hewankorn 4, Jaylin Ducharme 3, Chino Lira 2, Donnie Herman 2.
Two Eagle River - 57
Hot Springs – 83
Two Eagle River 13 12 16 16 - 57
Hot Springs 15 23 13 32 - 83
Box score not available
Julian Cutfinger 13, Eugene Parker 11, Byron Carpentier 9, Robert Janson 6, Jaylin Ducharme 4, DaShane Hewankorn 4, Corey Matt 4, Josiah Whitworth 3, Donnie Herman 3.
Girls' basketball
Scarlets rip it up
SUPERIOR — The Scarlets are on a roll, tearing through every opponent that dares to share a court.
At Superior on Friday, the Scarlets took an early lead and held on to grab the 63-40 victory over the Lady Bobcats. Whitney Malatare led her team with 13. Violet Pablo came in right behind with 11.
Saturday the Scarlets took to Hot Spring’s court bringing down the Lady Savage Heat with a dominating 53-16 score. There was no holding back Whitney Malatare as she put on her 20-point show. Alician Camel chipped in 14.
The Scarlets will be home to host Loyola-Scared Heart Feb. 1.
Results
Arlee 14 19 15 15 – 63
Superior 6 5 11 18 – 40
Whitney Malatare 13, Violet Pablo 11, Alicia Camel 9, Morgan Malatare 8, Carly Hergett 7, Becca Whitesell 6, Bryndle Goyins 4, Alexis Shick 3, Megan Shick 2.
Arlee 21 21 7 4 – 53
Hot Springs 4 4 4 4 – 16
Whitney Malatare 20, Alicia Camel 14, Violet Pablo 8, Autumn Moran 3, Becca Whitesell 2, Morgan Malatare 2, Alexis Shick 2, Bryndle Goyins 2.
Lady Bulldogs drop two
CHARLO – The Lady Bulldogs took a couple of bumps, but not without turning up the heat at Charlo first. On Friday Mission took on Charlo at the Lady Vikings house. With both blue and purple clad fans erupting to their feet in a fit of screams, the Lady Bulldogs dragged Charlo into OT but ran out of steam in the 35-41 contest. Mission’s Courtney Charlo was a big help with 11 points.
Saturday brought the Lady Bulldogs to Deer Lodge with upsetting results for Mission as the Lady Bulldogs fell 12-71. No Lady Bulldog could manage to score more than two points in the beat down.
Mission heads to Florence Jan. 31 and then to Bigfork Feb. 1.
Results
Mission 7 10 1 15 2 – 35
Charlo 7 10 10 6 8 – 41
Courtney Charlo 11, Emilie Charlo 8, Kaylie Durglo 6, Sydney Castor 5, Carley Elverud 3, Jordan Eichert 2.
Mission 0 7 2 3 – 12
Deer Lodge 22 22 13 14 – 71
Emilie Charlo 2, Pam Anderson 2, Courtney Charlo 2, Carley Elverud 2, Randee Charlo 2, Sydney Castor 1, Shania Debois 1.
Lady Pirates grab big W
WHITEFISH – Nichole Lake’s and Jaylin Kenney’s double digit scores, 13 and 10, helped the Lady Pirates grab their win of the season, tromping all over Whitefish 51-39. Skyla Krantz added another nine.
The Lady Pirates host Stevensville Jan. 30 and then will bus it to Frenchtown Jan. 31.
Results
Polson 9 14 9 19 – 51
Whitefish 10 10 7 12 – 39
Nichole Lake 13, Jaylin Kenney 10, Skyla Krantz 9, Dylan Quinn 7, Kaelen Wall 6, Monika Frame 6.
Maidens take a split
RONAN – The Maidens split the pot with a 1-1 week. At home on Friday, the Maidens fell to Florence 36-41. Maiden Raymi Clairmont led with 11 on the game.
Saturday Malia Hamel led the Maidens with 13 points in the take down of the Lady Lions in Eureka 52-40. Aspen Jore added another 9.
The Maidens will host Corvallis Jan. 31.
Results
Ronan 12 9 2 13 – 36
Florence 12 14 11 4 – 41
Raymi Clairmont 11, Aspen Jore 8, Angela North Piegan 5, Haley O’Hern 4, Malia Hamel 3, Laurel Rigby 3, Alaina Madsen 2.
Ronan 12 14 7 19 – 52
Eureka 8 9 13 10 – 40
Malia Hamel 13, Aspen Jore 9, Raymi Clairmont 8, Alaina Madsen 6, Kendra Starkel 5, Lee Camel 5, Angela North Piegan 4, Courtney Tayor 2.
Lady Eagles pick up win
NOXON — The Lady Eagles grabbed a win and came very close to another. Thursday the Lady Eagles snagged a big number, scoring 54 to Noxon’s 39. Cassidi Wunderlich netted a dominating 21 points while Tyra Michel added 18 to help her team.
Saturday the Lady Eagles hosted Hot Springs and kept the Lady Savage Heat on a short leash going into halftime with the tie. Hot Springs broke away and edged out the Lady Eagles with a final score of 40-47. Michel led the Lady Eagles with 13. Wunderlich chipped in 12.
The Lady Eagles will travel to Victor Jan. 30 and then off to Charlo Jan. 31.
Results
Two Eagle River 15 14 10 15 – 54
Noxon 8 5 7 19 – 39
Cassidi Wunderlich 21, Tyra Michel 18, Gabrielle Bigbeaver 6, Olivia Nichols 4, Shaylyn Andrew 3, Maklit Charlo 2.
Two Eagle River 5 11 18 6 – 40
Hot Springs 10 6 14 17 – 47
Tyra Michel 13, Cassidi Wunderlich 12, Misty Mendoza 9, Olivia Nichols 3, Shaylyn Andrew 3.
