AAAA-4<\/strong><\/p>\nAnnika Peper, Stillwater 28<\/p>\n
Tori Schlagel, Eden Prairie 27<\/p>\n
Mesa Jameson, Park-Cottage Grove 26<\/p>\n
Lauren Hillesheim, Hopkins 25<\/p>\n
AAA-5<\/strong><\/p>\nAneisha Scott, DeLaSalle 38<\/p>\n
Stella Timmins, St. Anthony 29<\/p>\n
Ella Kuhlman, North Branch 26<\/p>\n
Korf, Pelican Rapids 25<\/p>\n
Audrey Shindelar, Stewartville 25<\/p>\n
AA-6<\/strong><\/p>\nMaycie Mierau, Lewiston-Altura 34<\/p>\n
Regan Juenemann, Crosby-Ironton 30<\/p>\n
Alyvia Engler, Plainview-Elgiin-Millville 28<\/p>\n
Tori Oehrlein, Crosby-Ironton 26<\/p>\n
Dakota Rich, New London-Spicer 26<\/p>\n
Lauren Grimm, Watertown-Mayer 25<\/p>\n
A-6<\/strong><\/p>\nAubrey Steffl, Cedar Mountain 39<\/p>\n
Morgan Mathiowetz, Sleepy Eye St. Mary\u2019s 37<\/p>\n
Paige Haala, Sleepy Eye 26<\/p>\n
Macey Roering, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 26<\/p>\n
Malayna Mokosso, Heritage Christian 25<\/p>\n
M Turn, Kittson County Central 25<\/p>\n
MILESTONES<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\nCrosby-Ironton coach Pete Vukelich reached the 100 win mark with the 77-40 victory over Braham.<\/p>\n
RANKED RESULTS<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\nAAAA<\/strong><\/p>\n#1 Hopkins 79, Chaska 58<\/p>\n
#3 Eden Prairie 88, Chanhassen 57<\/p>\n
#6 St. Michael-Albertville Elk River<\/p>\n
#9 Eastview 53, #8 Prior Lake 43<\/p>\n
#10 Lakeville North 63, Eagan 44<\/p>\n
AAA<\/strong><\/p>\n#2 Marshall 79, Worthington 35<\/p>\n
#5 DeLaSalle 67, St. Anthony 63<\/p>\n
#6 Rock Ridge 75, Cloquet 48<\/p>\n
#8 Orono 71, #4 Mahtomedi 51<\/p>\n
Centennial 56, #9 Delano 47<\/p>\n
AA<\/strong><\/p>\n#2 Crosby-Ironton 77, #10A Braham 40<\/p>\n
#4 New London-Spicer 93, Rockford 37. NLS made 16 3s.<\/p>\n
#5 Sauk Centre 58, #9 Minnewaska 48<\/p>\n
#6 Caledonia 77, Fillmore Central 24<\/p>\n
A<\/strong><\/p>\nStewartville 67, #1 Goodhue 63<\/p>\n
#3 Cass Lake-Bena 101, Laporte 17<\/p>\n
#4 Mountain Iron-Buhl 84, South Ridge 21<\/p>\n
#6 Kittson County Central 80, East Grand Forks 70<\/p>\n
#9 Breckenridge 69, Frazee 54<\/p>\n
#7 Sleepy Eye St. Mary\u2019s 88, Springfield 42<\/p>\n
ABOUT LAST NIGHT: Orono v Mahtomedi<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\nIn a battle of top 10AAA squads it was visiting Orono that blitzed the previously undefeated Zephyrs 71-51. The word of the day was turnovers—-the Spartans\u2019 wingspan created havoc for the Mahtomedi passing game which led to 37 turnovers. The Zephs in the first half were turning it over at the rate of one turnover with slightly under seven touches. That is fifth grade traveling country. The inability to negotiate the press, the lack of urgency on some passes, the lack of awareness on receivers parts, and the frozen stature of receivers when witnessing a teammate about to drown all contributed to the disaster. Orono then benefited from 26 more shots (71-45). Both teams delivered eight 3s and Mahtomedi actually went to the line at a higher rate 11-3 than the Spartans. But when you turn it over every 9.4 touches you are putting yourself in a steep hole.<\/p>\n
The game didn\u2019t start off this way. It was all golden for the hosts at the start with hosts scoring the first ten points. Grace Prose connected twice on 3s from each corner and added a lay up after grabbing a Orono miss. All this happened before four minutes had elapsed. Orono called time at the 14:49 mark and a different game began. Prose was then held to only two more points the rest of the contest. Partly was the focus of the Orono defense, partly it was Prose putting herself out of the game with a pair of offensive fouls in the first half. Her third foul (and second charge) came with 4:13 left in the half. By that stage Orono was on their way with a 27-22 lead. The back breaking shift came with four straight Mahtomedi turnovers turning an 18-10 lead into an 18 all tie. It was Orono\u2019s turn to showcase their skill behind the arc as they moved to the ball to wide open looks. \u00a0The Spartans closed the half up 34-26.<\/p>\n
The second half began with Orono still in command of the tempo\/pace. They stretched out their advantage to 50-33 and then the Zephyrs finally took a time out with 13:22 left in the game. By that time the barn door had been open for a good 18 minutes. But that time out did inspire a brief Zephyr resurgence cutting the deficit eventually to 54-45 with seven minutes left. It appeared that the game was going to continue to tighten up after three 3s. It seemed that is all Mahtomedi was searching for at that point. Orono caught their second wind and scored on five straight possessions effectively putting the game out of reach at 65-45 with 3:57 left.<\/p>\n
The Spartans were led by sister duo Mya and Ally Moore. Mya scored 19 points and had a kjasr-style triple double with 16 d stops and 10 distributions. Her wingspan on defense almost came up one short of double digits with nine. Those stats piled up and led her to the 41 Club with a score of 45. Younger sister Ally was just shy of the 31 Club, one off. As for the team Orono\u2019s pp100 checked in at a healthy 97.3 to Mahtomedi\u2019s 68.<\/p>\n
Orono lives in section 6AAA and the battle for that crown is going to be epic. I have not moved off the assertion that section is the roughest, toughest with Benilde, Delano and Holy Angels in the mix. Mahtomedi is looking forward to the days when Ella Frazier returns to the line up. The senior point guard was injured last season and is due to return in January. That should help in some of the ball handling\/decision making snafus that plagued Mahtomedi on Friday the 13th.<\/p>\n
DAY AHEAD<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\nThere are a Hank Aaron number of games scheduled today (44).<\/p>\n
Maple River is hosting their showcase with eight games.<\/p>\n
Best bets Ranked v Ranked<\/p>\n
#2AAAA Maple Grove at #3AAA Alexandria<\/p>\n
#8AA Duluth Marshall at #1AAA Benilde-St. Margaret\u2019s<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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