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Feb. 12—Schroeder was feeling it against Plainview-Elgin-Millville on Feb. 10. She buried five 3-pointers and finished with 27 points in a 55-54 edging of the Bulldogs.
Essig was a primary part of a 3-point assault by the Cobras in a 78-68 win over Zumbrota-Mazeppa. Triton finished with 15 3-pointers and Essig had seven of them to go with her 29 points.
Rath unloaded against Lourdes on Feb. 9, hitting six 3-pointers and scoring 28 points in a 101-61 win. The 6-foot senior guard/forward will play next season at the University of St. Thomas.
It was a three-headed attack from the Triton girls basketball team on Feb. 7. Rainey Dobbs had 26 points, Keanna Molina 25 and Reagan Essig 24 in an 80-64 rout of Plainview-Elgin-Millville.
There hasn't been a lot for the John Marshall girls basketball team to get excited about this season. The Rockets have struggled to a decidedly losing season. But sophomore 5-foot-11 guard/forward Michelle Ladu has shown some great glimpses of play recently. She scored 34 points on Feb. 5 in a 65-62 win over Winona. She also had a 32-point game in a win over Albert Lea one day later.
The sophomore standout point guard has been on a heater for the past month. Thirty-point games are becoming almost routine for her. Mills' best outing came in a big win over No. 9-ranked Northfield (Class 3A). That's when she hit five 3-pointers and scored 33 points in a 64-52 win.
Brooklyn Mitchell, the best shot put thrower in all of state Class 1A last track and field last season, can also play some hoops. On Feb. 6, Mitchell scored 25 points and grabbed 19 rebounds in an 81-47 loss to Caledonia. That put her over 1,000 rebounds for her career.
Schwartz used a 62-60 loss to Hayfield/Schaeffer Academy to go over 1,000 points in her career. She managed 15 points against the Vikings.
The senior star knocked in five of her team's 11 3-pointers in a 74-67 upset of Hayfield/Schaeffer Academy. She scored 32 points overall, getting a pack of them in a 50-point second half by the Burros.
Shindelar, the biggest star on the No. 2-ranked Tigers team, scored 31 points in an impressive 66-57 win against tough Caledonia. That helped overcome another big night from Caledonia's Aubrie Klug, who scored 29 points.
Truty is playing much older than she is, just an eighth-grader. On Feb. 2 she outdid herself by scoring 25 points in a 63-55 win over No. 7 Class 3A ranked Byron. Truty buried five 3-pointers. Lourdes senior Lauren Hust had 22 points in the same game.
Griebenow, a 6-foot sophomore center, had a game for the ages in a 77-57 win over Plainview-Elgin-Millville on Feb. 2. Griebenow finished with 36 points on 13-for-17 field-goal shooting and 9-12 shooting from the free-throw line. She had one 3-pointer, and also grabbed a tremendous 22 rebounds and blocked 8 shots. It's all been part of an awesome season for the sophomore who is averaging 17 points and 15 rebounds.
Dyer, Mayo's standout 5-foot-11 sophomore forward, scored 32 points and nailed five 3-pointers on Jan. 30 in a blasting of Mankato West.
It's been quite a year for the 5-foot-3 Christianson, who is averaging 22 points per game, up from 10 ppg. last year. On Jan. 30, the junior guard nailed four 3-pointers and finished with 26 points in an upset 91-82 win over Caledonia.
Klug, who specializes from long distance with her shooting, hit six 3-pointers on Jan. 27 in an 80-50 win over Decorah (Iowa). She finished the game with 37 points.
Ohm nearly outscored Pine Island by herself on Jan. 27 in a 79-39 win. Ohm poured in 33 points for the No. 7-ranked Bears (Class 3A).
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Essig was a primary part of a 3-point assault by the Cobras in a 78-68 win over Zumbrota-Mazeppa. Triton finished with 15 3-pointers and Essig had seven of them to go with her 29 points.
Rath unloaded against Lourdes on Feb. 9, hitting six 3-pointers and scoring 28 points in a 101-61 win. The 6-foot senior guard/forward will play next season at the University of St. Thomas.
It was a three-headed attack from the Triton girls basketball team on Feb. 7. Rainey Dobbs had 26 points, Keanna Molina 25 and Reagan Essig 24 in an 80-64 rout of Plainview-Elgin-Millville.
There hasn't been a lot for the John Marshall girls basketball team to get excited about this season. The Rockets have struggled to a decidedly losing season. But sophomore 5-foot-11 guard/forward Michelle Ladu has shown some great glimpses of play recently. She scored 34 points on Feb. 5 in a 65-62 win over Winona. She also had a 32-point game in a win over Albert Lea one day later.
The sophomore standout point guard has been on a heater for the past month. Thirty-point games are becoming almost routine for her. Mills' best outing came in a big win over No. 9-ranked Northfield (Class 3A). That's when she hit five 3-pointers and scored 33 points in a 64-52 win.
Brooklyn Mitchell, the best shot put thrower in all of state Class 1A last track and field last season, can also play some hoops. On Feb. 6, Mitchell scored 25 points and grabbed 19 rebounds in an 81-47 loss to Caledonia. That put her over 1,000 rebounds for her career.
Schwartz used a 62-60 loss to Hayfield/Schaeffer Academy to go over 1,000 points in her career. She managed 15 points against the Vikings.
The senior star knocked in five of her team's 11 3-pointers in a 74-67 upset of Hayfield/Schaeffer Academy. She scored 32 points overall, getting a pack of them in a 50-point second half by the Burros.
Shindelar, the biggest star on the No. 2-ranked Tigers team, scored 31 points in an impressive 66-57 win against tough Caledonia. That helped overcome another big night from Caledonia's Aubrie Klug, who scored 29 points.
Truty is playing much older than she is, just an eighth-grader. On Feb. 2 she outdid herself by scoring 25 points in a 63-55 win over No. 7 Class 3A ranked Byron. Truty buried five 3-pointers. Lourdes senior Lauren Hust had 22 points in the same game.
Griebenow, a 6-foot sophomore center, had a game for the ages in a 77-57 win over Plainview-Elgin-Millville on Feb. 2. Griebenow finished with 36 points on 13-for-17 field-goal shooting and 9-12 shooting from the free-throw line. She had one 3-pointer, and also grabbed a tremendous 22 rebounds and blocked 8 shots. It's all been part of an awesome season for the sophomore who is averaging 17 points and 15 rebounds.
Dyer, Mayo's standout 5-foot-11 sophomore forward, scored 32 points and nailed five 3-pointers on Jan. 30 in a blasting of Mankato West.
It's been quite a year for the 5-foot-3 Christianson, who is averaging 22 points per game, up from 10 ppg. last year. On Jan. 30, the junior guard nailed four 3-pointers and finished with 26 points in an upset 91-82 win over Caledonia.
Klug, who specializes from long distance with her shooting, hit six 3-pointers on Jan. 27 in an 80-50 win over Decorah (Iowa). She finished the game with 37 points.
Ohm nearly outscored Pine Island by herself on Jan. 27 in a 79-39 win. Ohm poured in 33 points for the No. 7-ranked Bears (Class 3A).
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