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Charlo

The Charlo Lady Vikings came out a bit cold in their first game of the year during the Western CKootenai College, losing to the Clark Fork Lady Mountain Cats by just three points.

“They need to do a better job with the ball,” Coach Bret Thompson said. “They had too many turnovers; some was their press, some was just us.”

The team — a mix of a couple of seniors, one junior, four or five sophomores and a freshman — is just “playing scared” right now, Thompson said. “They’ll get it figured out, and then we’ll have fun.”

Results Clark Fork 39, Charlo 36

Two Eagle River School The Lady Eagles, described as a “run and gun” team, are looking to make some noise this season. With eight seniors on the 13-gal roster, Coach Laura Tenas thinks it will be a fun year. This is Tenas’ first year as head coach.

No scores reported

Polson

MISSOULA — A snail’s start in the first two quarters left the Lady Pirates heading to the locker rooms down 26-4 in the Northwest/ Southwest Tip-off tournament, but the team sparked to life after the break, scoring 27 points in Friday’s 47-31 loss to Dillon. Kaelyn Smith was the team leader with 8 points, followed by Quinn Motichka and Lauren Lefthand with 7 apiece.

Dillon 47, Polson 31

Polson 0 4 12 15 — 31

Dillon 15 11 11 10 — 47

Polson — Lauren Lefthand 7, Kaelyn Smith 8, Quinn Motichka 7, Mahala Buffalo 3, Mollie Fisher 6. Dillon — Paige Rouse 2, Kylie Christiansen 4, Kyndall Peterson 7, Kelsy Trulman 4, Savannah Hildreth 4, Bailey Berriochoa 4, Brynley Fitzgerald 18, Kathleen Tartarka 4.

Ronan

THREE FORKS — The Maidens jumped to an early lead and never let the Lady Eagles get close in Friday’s 52-30 victory over Fairfield. Alicia Camel notched double figures with her game-high 22 points while Micalann McCrea chipped in 14.

Ronan 52, Fairfield 30

Ronan 19 10 9 14 — 52

Fairfield 9 8 8 5 — 30

Ronan — Micalann McCrea 14, Louetta Conko-Camel 3, Alicia Camel 22, Hannah Moss 4, Kianna Finley 2, Lee Camel 7.

Fairfield — Allix Goldhahn 6, Natalie Klinker 11, Chesney Rogers 4, Alexis McWilliams 2, Kaitlyn Jones 4, Mariah Maddox 3.

St. Ignatius

KALISPELL — The Lady Bulldogs overcame a stunted first quarter to bounce back with 42 points, but couldn’t quite make up the deficit for the win when they met Stillwater Christian Friday night.

Stillwater Christian 52, St. Ignatius 42

St. Ignatius 0 12 13 17 —42

Stillwater 12 12 16 12 — 52

St. Ignatius — Kardyna Buck 8, Bryar McCrea 9, Afton Brander 5, Nalani Linsebigler 3, Ran Dee Charlo 6, Leila Marsh 4, Addison Arlint 7.

Stillwater — Cora Boll 5, Ramey Metzger 3, Adrianna Lambert 8, Chloe Erb 3, Dori Smith 17, Alicia Warricks 4, Helen Hashley 4, Lulu Neumann 8.

Arlee

HAVRE — Carly Hergett led the Scarlets with 10 points in their 76-43 loss to Box Elder Friday night at the Native American Classic.

Box Elder 76, Arlee 43

Box Elder 21 23 16 16 — 76

Arlee 11 7 10 15 — 43

Box Elder — M. Wolfchief 12, K. Morsette 10, J. Momberg 8, L. Gopher 8, M. The Boy 7, S. Parisian 7, M. Anderson 4, E. The Boy 5, M. Henderson 6, B. Lafromboise 5. (Not all players reported).

Arlee — C. Hergett 10, N. West 9, E. Fiddler 4, A. Yocum 2, N. Desjarlais 8, A. Tanner 3, B Goyins 7.

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