The Golden Eagles closed out the home portion of the season by setting a new school scoring record for the fourth time this season and crowning an individual champion in the vault.

 The Aberdeen Central gymnastics team finished second at its own home quadrangular meet on Thursday in the auxiliary gym and gymnastics center at the high school. Watertown won the team title with 144.75 points and Aberdeen was second with 136.80. The all-around winner was Krisia Bramer of Watertown with a 37.85. The Arrows had four of the top six performers in the all-around. Huron and Pierre rounded out the competition.

 Aberdeen's previous school record high was 136.75 and this score raised the record even higher.

 The order of competition worked in favor of the Golden Eagles, with uneven bars followed by balance beam, floor exercise and vault.

 "That order has seemed to work well for us in the past," said Aberdeen coach Jennifer Deutsch. "In bars, you either have it or you don't. We're getting stronger on bars, so that was nice to start with."

 Tessa Kimbler was Aberdeen's top competitor with an 8.80 score for fourth place on the bars.

 On the beam, Taylor Schweitzer turned in a no-fall routine and scored an 8.45 for sixth place.

 "It's always nice to get the beam out of the way and not have it last. I was hoping we would stick more beam routines than we did. They fought hard and that's all that you can ask of them. Taylor nailed it for us. She may not be throwing the big tumbling skills, but she has no wobbles. She nails everything. She's been consistent on beam. Alexis (Clark) had one fall and didn't have as many wobbles. We just wanted Larissa (Swanson) to have a great meet," said Deutsch.

 Swanson, who is the team's lone senior this season, came through with an 8.90 score on the floor for fourth place.

 "Floor and vault are the ones that are fun to wrap up on. On floor, the scores weren't where we wanted them to be. The judge really got us on execution. We need to focus on cleaning up the routines. Larissa had an awesome routine on floor," said Deutsch.

 The Golden Eagles soared in the vault winning the top two places. Schweitzer flew long on her first vault but nailed a 9.30 on her second vault for the win. Clark scored 9.20 for second place.

 "Taylor sometimes has a fumble on the first one, but immediately knows what to do to correct it," said Deutsch. "She clearly did that by hitting her next vault."

 Clark finished third in the all-around with a mark of 34.55 and Swanson was ninth.

 The Aberdeen gymnasts do not return to the mats until Feb. 2 in the Eastern South Dakota Conference Championships at Huron. The scores from the ESD meet will be used to qualify teams and individuals for the State AA Meet on Feb. 15-16 in Rapid City.

 "It was a good meet. We still have issues in each event," said Deutsch. "We'll be working next week on the skills and the mental aspect of the sport. The ESD is an important meet."

 Warner gymnast Erin Punt, who works out with the Aberdeen team, placed among the top eight in three events. Punt finished fourth on the beam, fifth on the vault and eighth on the floor. She has already qualified for the State A Meet on Feb. 15-16 in Rapid City.

VARSITY|

 Team Points: Watertown 144.75, Aberdeen Central 136.80, Huron, 132.85,  Pierre 129.95, Warner Inc.

 Vault: 1, Taylor Schweitzer, Aberdeen, 9.30; 2, Alexis Clark, Aberdeen, 9.20; 3, Shelby Spelbring, Pierre, 9.05; 4, Krisia Bramer, Watertown, 9.00; 5, Erin Punt, Warner, 8.95; 6, Whitney Scott, Watertown, 8.90; 7 (tie), Hailey McCune, Huron, 8.80; 7 (tie), Jenny Janish, Aberdeen, 8.80; 9, Hannah Langbehn, Aberdeen, 8.70; 10 (tie), Lynne Hanten, Watertown, 8.60; 10 (tie), Alexa Morris, Watertown, 8.60.

 Floor Exercise: 1, Bramer, 9.65; 2, Hanten, 9.60; 3, Morris, 9.25; 4, Larissa Swanson, Aberdeen, 8.90; 5, Spelbring, 8.85; 6, Kelsey King, Huron, 8.75; 7, Amber Kallas, Aberdeen, 8.70; 8, Punt, 8.65; 9, Jordan Fox, Watertown, 8.60; 10, Clark, 8.55.

 Uneven Bars: 1, Bramer, 9.50; 2, Hanten, 9.40; 3, Morris, 8.90; 4, Tessa Kimbler, Aberdeen, 8.80; 5, Abbey Cerny, Watertown, 8.75; 6 (tie), Clark, 8.60; 6 (tie) Fox, 8.60; 8 (tie), Tessa Musil, Huron, 8.55; 8 (tie), Aimee Padgett, Aberdeen, 8.55; 10, Melissa Bobby, Pierre, 8.40.

 Balance Beam: 1, Hanten, 9.75; 2, Bramer, 9.70; 3, Jordan Waldner, Huron, 9.35; 4, Punt, 8.65; 5, Cerny, 8.50; 6, Schweitzer, 8.45; 7, Hailey McCune, Huron, 8.35; 8, Spelbring, 8.25; 9, Clark, 8.20; 10, Scott, 8.05.

 All Around: 1, Bramer, 37.85; 2, Hanten, 37.35; 3, Clark, 34.55; 4, Spelbring, 34.45; 5, Morris, 34.35; 6, Cerny, 34.00; 7, Punt, 33.95; 8, McCune, 33.60; 9, Swanson, 33.25; 10, King, 33.10.

|Other Aberdeen Results|

 Vault: 13, Larissa Swanson, 8.40; 15 (tie), Mattison Flakus, 8.40; 19 (tie), Ashley Dean, 8.30.

 Floor Exercise: 16, Jenny Janish, 8.20; 17, Tessa Kimbler, 8.15; 18, Taylor Schweitzer, 8.10; 21 (tie), Hannah Langbehn, 8.00.

 Uneven Bars: 13 (tie), Swanson, 8.30; 17, Dean, 7.75; 21, Flakus, 7.35; 23, Janish, 7.10.

 Balance Beam: 12, Janish, 7.90; 16, Swanson, 7.54; 18 (tie), Amber Kallas, 7.60; 21, Flakus, 7.45; 22, Aimee Padgett, 7.40.

 All Around: 13, Janish, 32.00.

|Other Warner Results|

 Uneven Bars: 18 (tie), Punt, 7.70.

|JUNIOR VARSITY|

 Team Points: Aberdeen Central 122.25, Huron 104.20, Watertown 97.05.

|Aberdeen Results|

 Balance Beam: 1, Hannah Langbehn, 7.75; 2, Natalie Barclay, 7.55; 3, Elise Cardella, 7.50; 4, Tessa Kimbler, 7.40; 9, Ashley Dean, 6.35; 10, Katie Vasser, 6.30; 18, Sarah Parkin, 5.00.

 Floor Exercise: 1, Dean, 8.05; 2, Mattison Flakus, 7.85; 4, Terrina Barnes, 7.65; 6, Cardella, 7.45; 7, Aimee Padgett, 7.40; 12, Vasser, 6.45; 17 (tie), Chasity Zomers, 5.80.

 Uneven Bars: 1, Whitney Scott, 7.90; 2 (tie), Langbehn, 7.30; 2 (tie), Taylor Schweitzer, 7.30; 5 (tie), Amber Kallas, 7.25; 6, Vasser, 6.55; 10, Zomers, 5.90; 23, Megan Salo, 2.75.

 Vault: 1, Cardella, 8.80; 5, Padgett, 8.05; 7 (tie), Kallas, 7.90; 7 (tie), Jenna Grismer, 7.90; 9, Vasser, 7.80; 16 (tie), Kimbler, 7.60; 22 (tie), Salo, 7.40.

 All Around: 1, Cardella, 30.25; 4, Vasser, 27.10.

 Ipswich extended its winning streak to four games with an 80-12 victory over Aberdeen Christian Thursday at the Civic Arena.

 Ipswich broke out to a 27-5 lead after one period, holding Christian to two points in both the second and fourth quarters. The Tigers improved to 9-4 on the season and are 4-1 in the Lake Region Conference with the victory.

 The visitors had 13 players score in the contest, led by a trio with double figures. Shekota Myer topped the Tigers with 18 points, followed by Tara Heinz with 13 and Maci Gauer with a dozen.

 Aberdeen Christian assistant coach Hannah Wickard said the Knights had a difficult time scoring against Ipswich.

 "We played very good offensively, but just didn't find the basket," Wickard said. "Their defensive pressure was pretty aggressive, so that was a challenge."

 The Ipswich pressure forced Christian into 24 turnovers on the night. Wickard said Ipswich was able to convert many of those into points. Tabitha Schrenk led the Christian scoring with six points.

 "We didn't play as well today as we did Tuesday," Wickard said, but added the Knights were able to take away a lot of things from the Ipswich game to work on. "We had improvement on offensive patience."

 The Tigers will host Britton-Hecla in a non-conference contest on Saturday. Christian returns to action today, in a doubleheader in Miller against Sunshine Bible Academy. Game times are 6:30 p.m. for the girls and 8 p.m. for the boys.

 IPSWICH: Ansley Sargent 0 1-2 1, Maci Gauer 6 0-0 12, Lynae Peterson 1 0-0 3, Rachel Severson 3 0-0 7, Shekota Myer 7 4-5 18, Taylor Loken 2 0-0 4, Tori Moore 0 1-3 1, Angela Heinz 1 3-3 5, Tara Heinz 5 3-4 13, Melissa Gisi 3 0-0 7, Margret Thares 2 0-0 4, Heather Fuhrmann 1 0-0 2, Bailey Graham 2 0-2 4. Totals 33 12-19 80.

 ABERDEEN CHRISTIAN: Tabitha Schrenk 2 1-4 6, Cheyann Olson 0 1-4 1, Sydney Wollman 1 0-0 3, Alexis Boschee 1 0-0 2, Micah Palmer 0 0-3 0, Ellie Becker 0 0-0 0. Totals 4 2-11 12.

Ipswich (9-4)|  27  45  71  80

Aberdeen Christian (0-10)|    5    7  10  12

 3-point field goals -- Peterson, Gisi, Schrenk, Wollman. Total fouls -- Ipswich 10; Aberdeen Christian 14. Rebounds -- Ipswich 32 (Sargent 5, Fuhrmann 5); Aberdeen Christian 13 (Becker 7). Turnovers -- Ipswich 5; Aberdeen Christian 24.

Aberdeen Christian picked up its first conference win of the season on Thursday.

 The Knights took down Ipswich 69-61 at the Aberdeen Civic Arena in a Lake Region Conference boys' basketball contest. It was Christian's first LRC win of the season in three tries.

 Aberdeen bolted out to a 14-9 lead after the first quarter. Sam Palmer netted two three-pointers and Matt Rohrbach added a trey in the opening moments of the game to the help the Knights stake an early lead.

 Aberdeen led 31-21 at halftime. The Tigers, who trailed by as much as 12, sliced the lead down to two points in the third quarter. Christian took a 46-40 lead into the fourth quarter. The Knights were able to hold on in the fourth for the victory.

 Sam Palmer and Matt Rohrbach scored 26 points and 25 points respectively to power the Knights to the win. Palmer had 17 of his points in the first half, while Rohrbach had 22 of his points in the second half.

 "Big halves for two different kids," Christian coach Dave Palmer said.

 Rohrbach attacked the basket late in the game, said Palmer.

 "Matt is a step quicker," coach Palmer said. "He got to the foul line 11 chances and when we needed a bucket, he responded."

 Rohrbach finished with three treys, while Palmer had four threes.

 "It is nice to kind to see the other kids are setting Sam up for open looks," coach Palmer said. "Who ever dreamt that would happen? It is happening and it is fun to watch."

 Ipswich center Lane Myer registered a double-double with 25 points and 10 boards. Cassius Pond added 11 points for the Tigers, who drops to 5-7 on the season.

 Aberdeen Christian improves to 8-3 on the season. The Knights will play in Miller against Sunshine Bible Academy tonight. Aberdeen Christian will then play at Leola-Frederick on Monday in another Lake Region Conference contest.

 IPSWICH: Logan Secker 2 3-4 7, Brayden Thares 3 0-0 9, Dustin Northrop 3 0-0 7, Cassius Pond 4 3-4 11, Lane Myer 11 3-6 25, Tracy Burgod 1 0-0 2. Totals 24 9-14 61.

 ABERDEEN CHRISTIAN: Noah Aderhold 2 0-0 5, Matt Rohrbach 6 10-11 25, Tanner Droog 1 3-4 5, Job Niewenhuis 3 2-4 8, Sam Palmer 11 0-2 26. Totals 23 15-21 69.

Ipswich (5-7)|  9  21  40  61

Aberdeen Christian (8-3)|  14  31  46  69

 3-point field goals -- Thares 3, Northrop, Aderhold, Rohrbach 3, Palmer 4. Total fouls -- Ipswich 15; Aberdeen Christian 10. Rebounds -- Ipswich 27 (Myer 10); Aberdeen Christian 25 (Aderhold 8). Turnovers -- Ipswich 8; Aberdeen Christian 8. Assists -- Ipswich 19 (Thares 8); Aberdeen Christian 14 (Rohrbach 7). B Game -- Ipswich 36-32 OT.

 The hosts snuck past the Knights by a score of 43-42, winning on criteria. The match was tied at 42-all, and the first tie-breaker was number of pins, of which Roncalli had more.

 Roncalli coach Justin Briese said the 170-pound match, where Riley Johnsen recorded a pin over his opponent, was a key point in the contest.

 "I think we realized we had the opportunity to win the dual in the middle of the Riley Johnsen match," Briese said. "I told him we needed to get a pin. He worked really hard and got the pin we needed."

 Briese noted the Cavaliers got off to a good start with Austin Cihak's pin at 106 pounds. Brayden Hilton and Tyson Mitzel also pinned their opponents at 152 and 160, respectively, before Johnsen took the mat for his match.

 "We got to rolling along with the big guys and got aggressive," Briese said. "They did what they needed to do."

 Johnsen's victory added to a good stretch of the season for the sophomore, Briese said.

 "Riley has improved and wants to improve each week," Briese said. "He has been wrestling better the last few weeks."

 Briese noted that it was fun to wrestle against Roncalli's "sister school" as Catholic Schools Week gets underway.

 "It's good to have that kind of camaraderie," he said.

 In the other dual, O'Gorman defeated Warner/Northwestern 39-36. Roncalli did not wrestle Warner/Northwestern as the two squads meet on Feb. 5.

The Cavaliers will compete in the Lee Wolf Invitational today at Golden Eagles Arena, which begins at 10 a.m.

Aberdeen Roncalli 43, Sioux Falls O'Gorman 42

By Criteria

 106, Austin Cihak, AR, pinned Tigh Hight, :33; 113, Cole Hayes, SFOG, pinned Isaac Norton, 4:32; 120, Ramsey Johnsen, AR, won by forfeit; 126, Conor Tomak, SFOG, won by forfeit;

 132, Zach Peltier, SFOG, won by forfeit; 138, Micah Spader, SFOG, won by forfeit; 145, Nahom Abebe, SFOG, won by forfeit; 152, Brayden Hilton, AR, pinned Spencer Kappenman, :33;

 160, Tyson Mitzel, AR, pinned Corey Fichter, 1:52; 170, Riley Johnsen, AR, pinned Tony Weisensee, 2:22; 182, Zach Sumner, AR, pinned Gage Hilliberg, 2:48; 195, Matt Schlosser, AR, won by forfeit; 220, Jack Schuver, SFOG, won by forfeit; Hwt., Sam Weisensee, SFOG, won by forfeit.

Sioux Falls O'Gorman 39, Warner/Northwestern 36

 106, Tyler Braun, W/N, pinned Tigh Hight, 1:04; 113, Jaden Roesler, W/N, won by forfeit; 120, Cole Hayes, SFOG, won by forfeit; 126, Conor Tomac, SFOG, won by forfeit;

 132, Kier Currier, SFOG, won by forfeit; 138, Zach Peltier, SFOG, won by forfeit; 145, Nahom Abebe, SFOG, pinned Austin Dryer, 1:08; 152, Levi Dinger, W/N, pinned Spencer Kappenman, 1:55; 160, Adam Ochsner, W/N, def. Corey Fichtner, 7-5;

 170, Landon Seaman, W/N, pinned Tony Weisensee, 3:12; 182, Jeremy Schmidt, W/N, def. Gage Hilliberg, 7-0; 195, Brian Peterson W/N, won by forfeit; 220, Jack Schuver, SFOG, won by forfeit; Hwt., Sam Weisensee, SFOG, def. Justin Obaniana, 4-3.

 Bismarck broke open a scoreless game with three second-period goals, two of them coming on power plays. The Cougars cut into the lead with a goal from Hailey Gould early in the third period but could not catch Bismarck.

 "We got ourselves short-handed and they capitalized on it," said Aberdeen coach Rob Weinmeister of the second period.

 The Cougars did play well for stretches of the game, he said, but Bismarck was aggressive enough to keep the Cougars at bay.

  "In the first and second periods, they were out-hustling us and beating us to the puck and (winning) face-offs," Weinmeister said.

 The Cougars face a Canadian team today at 1:30 p.m. and will have two more games on Sunday. The event has a round-robin format with five teams participating.

Aberdeen Cougars 0 0 1-1

Bismarck Avalanche 0 3 1-4

 Second Period: 1, Bismarck, Lara Wentz (Kaitlynn Paige, Hailey Wald), 16:08; 2, Bismarck, Alysha Hasche (Teesa Johnsen), 7:54; 3, Bismarck, Twagen McIntyre (Katie German, Abigail Magnus), 2:41.

 Third Period: 4, Aberdeen, Hailey Gould, unassisted, 14:00; 5, Bismarck, Katie Kasper (McKenzie Carlson), 13:03.

 Goalies: Aberdeen, Hailey Huff (39 shots, 35 saves); Aberdeen, Jordan Picard (14 shots, 13 saves).

 Trailing 3-0, the Wings had a positive start to the final period as Justin Parizek found the net less than a minute into the period, assisted by Jordan Heller. Almost eight minutes into the period, the Wings struck again as Emil Blomqvist scored an unassisted goal. Bismarck goalie Chad Catt kept the Wings scoreless the rest of the way.

 Including a 19-8 advantage in the third period, the Wings had a 41-32 edge in shots for the game.

 Bismarck received goals from Travis Underwood, Cory Chapman and Patrick Moore. The Bobcats and Wings take the ice again tonight at Odde at 7:15 p.m.

Bismarck Bobcats 1 2 0-3

Aberdeen Wings 0 0 2-2

 First Period: 1, Minot, Travis Underwood (Chris Diver, Joe Giordano), 3:09.

 Second Period: 2, Minot, Cory Chapman (Filip Starzynski, Matt Anders), 11:19; 3, Minot, Patrick Moore (Adam Knochenmus), 8:57.

 Third Period: 4, Aberdeen, Justin Parizek (Jordan Heller), 19:43; 5, Aberdeen, Emil Blomqvist, unassisted, 12:05.

 Goalies: Minot, Bryan Nies (41 shots, 39 saves); Aberdeen, Chad Catt (32 shots, 29 saves).

 Attendance: 1,033.

 "This is probably the best we have played all season," said PC coach Alaina Benson. "Our girls were more than ready for this one, and you could tell that."

 Four Saints scored in double figures: Hannah Phillips with 25, Abbie Geraci 22, Kendra Ostrom 16 and Kelli Boekelheide 14. Geraci and Boekelheide each had 10 rebounds.

 PC led 46-33 at the half, but TBC outscored the Saints 43-40 in the second half. Treva Nutter had 29 points, six rebounds, five assists and three steals for the Lions. Kelby Wiederhold added 10 points and 11 rebounds.

 PC will play at Minnesota-Morris at 5:30 p.m. Feb. 5. TBC will play Dakota State in Madison at 4 this afternoon.

 PRESENTATION COLLEGE (9-9): Rachel Fuhrmann 3-10 1-2 7, Hannah Phillips 9-21 6-7 25, Kaylee Voorhees 1-4 0-0 2, Abbie Geraci 6-9 6-8 22, Kelli Boekelheide 4-10 5-6 14, Lynn Weikel 0-1 0-0 0, Kendra Ostrom 5-9 2-2 16. Totals 28-64 20-25 86.

 TRINITY BIBLE COLLEGE (9-11): Shianne Montgomery 4-12 4-6 16, Treva Nutter 11-14 6-10 29, Kylie Flemmer 0-13 2-2 2, Kelby Wiederhold 5-7 0-1 10, Aaren LaRose 6-18 0-0 17, Janae Droste 0-0 0-0 0, Kayla Droste 1-2 0-0 2, Mariah Elliott 0-1 0-0 0, SaraLi Petersen 0-2 0-1 0. Totals 27-69 12-20 76.

 Halftime - PC 46-33. 3-point field goals - PC 10-22 (Phillips 1-4, Voorhees 0-2, Geraci 4-5, Boekelheide 1-4, Ostrom 4-7); TBC 10-32 (Montgomery 4-10, Nutter 1-3, Flemmer 0-5, LaRose 5-14). Total fouls - PC 17; TBC 19. Fouled out - TBC, Montgomery. Rebounds - PC 44 (Geraci 10, Boekelheide 10); TBC 40 (Wiederhold 11). Turnovers - PC 15; TBC 16. Assists - PC 14 (Phillips 3, Geraci 3, Weikel 3); TBC 12 (Nutter 5). Steals - PC 5 (Boekelheide 3); TBC 9 (Nutter 3, Flemmer 3). Blocked shots - PC 0; TBC 0.

 The Saints won the college men's basketball game 84-77 Friday in Ellendale. Anthony Hendricks led the comeback with 24 points, 10 rebounds and two of each in steals, assists and blocks.

  "Anthony really led our team with an incredible game," said PC coach Jeremy Reigle. "I am really proud of him and the way he played tonight."

 Hendricks gave the Saints their first lead of the game on a three-point play with 6 minutes left in the game. After that, it was a battle to the end. In the final minute, AJ Anthony made his own three-point play to bring the Lions to within three. However, Quincy Davis and Chaz Haymond each made a pair of free throws in the final 30 seconds to seal the win for the Saints.

 Mikey Rosario scored 29 points as he continues to climb the TBC school scoring chart. He overtook third place as Rosario now has 2,077 career point. Bill Jackson is the all-time leading scorer with 2,184 points.

 PC will play at Minnesota-Morris at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 5. TBC will play Dakota State in Madison at 6 tonight.

 PRESENTATION COLLEGE (12-9): Quincy Davis 2-7 4-7 9, Anthony Hendricks 11-20 1-1 24, Katonka Friar 1-5 2-2 4, Derek Hahn 2-2 0-2 6, Darrell Farr 6-15 2-5 14, Chaz Haymond 3-8 4-4 12, Terry Strong 0-2 0-0 0, Damian Salais 4-8 0-0 11, Travis Cleveland 0-0 0-0 0, Vladimir Charlitte 1-2 2-2 4. Totals 30-69 15-23 84.

 TRINITY BIBLE COLLEGE (7-13): Mikey Rosario 11-22 3-7 29, AJ Anthony 3-9 5-5 11, David Rohrbach 5-11 0-0 11, Nick Lentz 5-10 2-3 12, Peter Enos 2-6 0-0 5, Cameron Martell 1-6 0-0 2, Michael Rohrbach 3-5 0-0 7. Totals 30-69 10-15 77.

 Halftime - TBC 50-40. 3-point field goals - PC 9-25 (Davis 1-6, Strong 0-1, Hahn 2-2, Haymond 2-7, Friar 0-2, Salais 3-6, Hendricks 1-1); TBC 7-22 (Rosario 4-7, Anthony 0-2, D. Rohrbach 1-6, Enos 1-4, M. Rohrbach 1-3). Total fouls - PC 17; TBC 17. Fouled out - No one. Rebounds - PC 47 (Hendricks 10); TBC 38 (Lentz 8). Turnovers - PC 14; TBC 9. Assists - PC 15 (Hahn 6); TBC 14 (D. Rohrbach 5). Steals - PC 6 (Headricks 2, Friar 2); TBC 6 (Rosario 2). Blocked shots - PC 2 (Hendricks 2); TBC 4 (Lentz 2, Rosario 2).

 Hintz and Krogman combined for 35 points in the 72-60 win over Minnesota-Crookston. The Wolves made 14 of 15 free throws and Krogman had 11 rebounds as NSU won the rebounding battle 43-34.

 "It doesn't get much better than Sarah Hintz who went five for five from the field and seven for seven from the line," said NSU coach Curt Fredrickson, whose team won its fifth game in a row. "And Rachel was close behind going nine for 11 from the field. They were huge for us tonight."

 Alison Kusler added 12 points, eight assists, five rebounds and three steals.

 NSU starter Devon Brecke, who has been dealing foot problems, had to leave the game with a strained back in the first half. She may not be able to play at Bemidji at 4 this afternoon in another NSIC game.

 NORTHERN STATE  UNIVERSITY (13-4, 9-4 NSIC): Megan Mutchler 5-11 0-0 12, Rachel Krogman 9-11 0-0 18, Sadie Stotesbery 2-8 1-1 5, Devon Brecke 0-1 0-0 0, Alison Kusler 4-12 3-3 12, Sami Smith 0-4 0-0 0, Kara Hofschild 0-1 3-4 3, Erin Rabenberg 1-4 0-0 2, MacKenzie Magner 1-2 0-0 3, Sarah Hintz 5-5 7-7 17, Yvonne Freese 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 27-61 14-15 72.

 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA-CROOKSTON (5-12, 2-11): Katrina Moenkedick 7-11 3-6 17, Laurie Tyson 0-0 2-2 2, Brittani Wiese 2-6 2-2 7, Alexa Thielman 2-10 1-2 7, Ashley Martell 1-5 0-0 3, Jaya Perkins 2-6 0-0 4, Christine Thorn 1-5 2-3 4, Ebony Livingston 1-5 3-3 5, Carli Bunning 4-7 1-1 9, Erika McRoberts 1-6 0-0 2. Totals 21-61 14-19 60.

 Halftime score - NSU 39-33. 3-point field goals - NSU 4-17 (Mutchler 2-3, Kusler 1-3, Brecke 0-1, Stotesbery 0-3, Smith 0-3, Rabenberg 0-2, Magner 1-2); UMC 4-19 (Moenkedick 0-2, Wiese 1-2, Thielman 2-5, Martell 1-3, Thorn 0-3, Livingston 0-3, McRoberts 0-1). Total fouls - NSU 14; UMC. Fouled out - No one. Rebounds - NSU 43 (Krogman 11); UMC 34. Turnovers - NSU 18; UMC 13. Assists - NSU 16 (Kusler 8); UMC 9 (Wiese 3). Blocked Shots - NSU 1 (Stotesbery 1); UMC 1 (Wiese 1). Steals - NSU 9 (Kusler 3); UMC 12. Officials - Brian Ryken, Royce Ranninger, Troy Test.

 The Wolves defeated Minnesota-Crookston 72-53. Collin Pryor led the way for the Wolves with 20 points and six rebounds. Mitch White added eight points, six rebounds and three steals and Skye Warwick chipped in 11 points.

 "We talked a lot about our pressure defense this week and making teams earn their points," said NSU coach Paul Sather. "When we did that tonight, we started to put together some nice runs. For us, it starts with rebounding and defense, and when we do those things well, we can be really good. I also loved our execution and ball movement tonight. Plus, our bench (28 points) was really good."

 The bad news for NSU was that key reserve Seth Bachand went down with a leg/foot injury. The extent was unknown. "I hate to see Seth go down; we'll just have to wait and see what happens," Sather said.

 Northern State will travel to Bemidji to play the Beavers at 6 tonight in another NSIC game.

 NORTHERN STATE  UNIVERSITY (15-5, 10-3 NSIC): Collin Pryor 7-11 6-6 20, Dustin Tetzlaff 2-4 3-4 7, Mitch White 3-5 0-0 8, Geoffrey Firmin 1-1 2-2 4, Michael Emge 2-5 0-0 5, Skye Warwick 3-4 2-3 11, Jared Hannigan 3-4 0-0 8, Mack Arvidson 1-5 0-0 3, Trent Zomer 0-0 0-0 0, Seth Bachand 3-3 0-0 6. Totals 25-42 13-15 72.

 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA-CROOKSTON (3-14, 0-13): James Sparkman 4-7 2-4 11, Brandon Burns 2-13 0-0 5, Abdou Niang 1-5 0-0 2, Almir Krdzalic 2-7 4-4 8, Justin Rake 1-4 0-1 2, Ashton Harrell 4-10 4-6 14, Broderick Schmidt 2-4 0-1 4, Tim Lubke 1-2 0-0 3, Tomas Parker 2-2 0-0 4. Totals 19-54 10-16 53.

 Halftime score - NSU 28-23. 3-point field goals - NSU 9-19 (Emge 1-4, White 2-3, Warwick 3-4, Hannigan 2-3, Arvidson 1-5); UMC 5-17 (Sparkman 1-2, Burns 1-5, Niang 0-3, Krdzalic 0-1, Rake 0-1, Harrell 2-3, Lubke 1-2). Total fouls - NSU 17; UMC 13. Fouled out - No one. Rebounds - NSU 33 (Pryor 6, White 6); UMC 23 (Burns 5). Turnovers - NSU 17; UMC 10. Assists - NSU 11 (Firmin 4); UMC 11 (Krdzalic 7). Blocked Shots - NSU 3 (Tetzlaff 2); UMC 0. Steals - NSU 6 (Pryor 2); UMC 8 (Krdzalic 6). Officials - Jeff Risk, Eric Donat, Aaron Entringer.

 Only two Wolves won matches. Anthony Bruno got a 4-2 decision over Southwest's Ed Reno.

 At heavyweight, Matthew Meuleners of NSU won by techical fall (19-4) over Todd Klemz in 4 minutes, 57 seconds.

 NSU will continue wrestling in duals in the NSIC when the Wolves travel to Fayette, Iowa, Sunday to take on Upper Iowa.

 125: Anthony Bruno (NSU) def. Ed Reno, 4-2.

 133: Justin Reinsma (SMSU) technical fall over Tyler Frost, 6:48.

 141: Ethan Hildebrandt (SMSU) def. Ian Muirhead, 10-3.

 149: Beau Buysse (SMSU) def. Grant Steen, 11-1.

 157: Codie Lane (SMSU) def. Gavin Larsen, 9-5.

 165: Jacob Begin (SMSU) def. Blake Lundgren, 10-2.

 174: Terrance Maier (SMSU) def. Anthony Navarro, 9-3.

 184: Travis Peralta (SMSU) def. Jeb Clay, 19-5.

 197: Micah Larson (SMSU) pinned Baker Haar, :39.

 285: Matt Mueleners (NSU) technical fall over Todd Klemz, 4:57.

 Records: SMSU (11-2, 1-1 NSIC); NSU (3-6, 0-2).

 A spurt to start the first quarter and another one to begin the third quarter boosted Aberdeen Central to a 55-44 non-conference win over Sturgis on Friday in high school boys' basketball at Golden Eagles Arena. Central never trailed in the game.

 The Golden Eagles opened the game with a 10-0 run as Aaron Lorenz and Brady Mohr each drained a three-point field. The Central lead ballooned to 18 points early in the second quarter and the Golden Eagles still led 31-20 at halftime.

 "We had two guys with foul trouble (Mohr and Jacob Goehring) and had to sit them right before the half," said Central boys' coach Brent Norberg. "We had a couple guys playing long stretches and weren't quite ready to do that in the last couple of minutes. I told the guys at halftime, 'We have to come out and put a little 5-0 or 7-0 run on them and not let them do the same to us. We want them to look up and be 18 back instead of only down four.' Our guys did that."

 Aberdeen outscored Sturgis 13-5 in the first five minutes of the third quarter. The Scoopers would manage just eight points in that stanza.

 "Coach told us to keep doing what we're doing and we'd come out with a 'W,' said Aberdeen senior Aaron Lorenz. "He said, 'Make another big run and we'll be fine.' We came out and made a big run and it worked out fine."

 Central's biggest lead of the game was 19 points late in the third quarter. The Scoopers outscored the Golden Eagles 16-11 in the fourth quarter but ran out of time.

 Norberg had two concerns heading into the game.

 "The big kid (Kellen Barden) concerned us. He's left-handed and can put it on the floor," he said. "That's a tough defensive assignment when a kid can face the basket and post up. I thought for the most part the three bigs we ran at him (Carter Paulson, Tyler Block and Brock DeGroot) did a pretty good job overall. I was also worried about other guys being wide open and making shots because of their big guy."

 Barden scored 15 points and pulled down nine rebounds but the Scoopers shot just 8 percent from the three-point area (1 of 13).

 Carter Paulson topped Aberdeen with 15 points and nine rebounds. Lorenz chipped in with 13 points as the Golden Eagles shot 42 percent from the field.

 "We knew that Sturgis beat a team we lost to (Rapid City Stevens) so we knew it would be a tough fight," said Lorenz. "The defense was doing good for us and shots were going in right away. We got the lead and kept it."

 Senior Braden LeGrand missed the game with an elbow injury for Aberdeen.

 Aberdeen Central returns to Eastern South Dakota Conference action on Tuesday at Huron.

VARSITY

 STURGIS: Tanner Weaver 3-10 4-6 10, Jeremy Guttierez 2-9 1-1 5, Kellen Barden 5-7 5-8 15, Kadin Bestgen 1-2 0-0 2, Jacob Simmons 3-10 0-1 7, James Fleming 0-1 0-0 0, Matt Nelson 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 16-43 11-18 44.

 ABERDEEN CENTRAL: Josh Hilgemann 2-3 5-7 9, Carter Paulson 6-9 3-4 15, Brady Mohr 2-11 2-2 8, Jacob Goehring 2-5 0-0 5, Aaron Lorenz 5-10 0-0 13, Isaac Jones 1-30-0 2, Logan LeGrand 0-1 1-2 1, Tyler Block 1-1 0-0 2, Brock DeGroot 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 19-45 11-15 55.

Sturgis (5-8) 6 20 28 44

Aberdeen Central (4-9) 18 31 44 55

 3-point field goals - Sturgis 1-13 (Weaver 0-2, Guttierez 0-3, Bestgen 0-1, Simmons 1-7); Aberdeen 6-19 (Mohr 2-9, Goehring 1-2, Lorenz 3-5, Jones 0-2, LeGrand 0-1). Fouled out - None. Total fouls - Sturgis 17; Aberdeen 17. Rebounds - Sturgis 29 (Barden 13); Aberdeen 29 (Paulson 9). Turnovers - Sturgis 21; Aberdeen 20. Assists - Sturgis 6 (Guttierez 2, Barden 2); Aberdeen 11 (Hilgemann 8). Steals - Sturgis 11 (Simmons 4); Aberdeen 15 (Hilgemann 3, Paulson 3, Mohr 3). Blocked shots - Sturgis 2; Aberdeen 1 (Paulson 1). Officials - Rob Fedt, Moe Ruesink, Levi Pearson.

JUNIOR VARSITY

 STURGIS: Kadin Bestgen 1 0-0 2, Beau Ireland 1 0-0 2, Matt Nelson 1 0-0 2, Jace Kuno 1 0-2 2, Jacob Simmons 6 1-2 14, James Fleming 2 0-1 4, Josh Hertel 0 0-2 0. Andy Jordan 0 2-2 2, Bailey Ruff 0 0-1 0. Totals 12-47 3-10 28.

 ABERDEEN CENTRAL: Trey Vilhauer 4 0-0 9, Isaac Jones 1 2-4 4, Jordan Leidholt 2 1-2 5, Tyler Blocks 4 0-1 8, Jacob Carrels 2 0-0 4, Logan Stubbe 2 2-2 6, Jesse Babcock 2 0-0 5, Matt Melemseter 1 0-0 2, Micah Reierson 0 2-2 2, Brock DeGroot 1 0-0 2. Totals 19-37 7-11 47.

Sturgis 4 8 10 28

Aberdeen Central 4 26 36 47

 3-point field goals - Simmons, Vilhauer, Babcock. Total fouls - Sturgis 15; Aberdeen 17. Rebounds - Sturgis 26 (Ruff 9); Aberdeen 35 (Stubbe 7). Turnovers - Sturgis 23; Aberdeen 25.

FRESHMAN

 STURGIS: Beau Ireland 6 1-3 13, Blane Nelson 1 0-2 3, Terrel Twiss 4 1-2 9, Adam Stock 1 2-7 4, Austin Shoun 1 0-0 2, Josh Hertel 1 2-2 4, Tanner Nelson 0 0-0 0. Totals 14-32 6-19 35.

 ABERDEEN CENTRAL: Cole Martens 1 0-0 2, Nick Goeman 2 1-2 6, Anthony Bachmeier 4 3-4 11, Layne Tieszen 2 2-3 6, Tavis Allam 4 2-2 10, Hunter Heirings 1 0-0 2, Connor Preston 1 0-0 2, Logan Leidholt 2 0-0 6, Branston Meier 1 0-0 2, Joseph Wollman 1 1-2 3, Mason Trapp 2 0-2 4, Gabe Swanson 2 3-5 8, Lucas Heiser 5 0-1 10, Jake Heinert 2 0-0 4. Totals 30-61 12-21 76.

Sturgis 9 14 20 35

Aberdeen Central 20 39 61 76

 3-point field goals - Nelson, Goeman, Leidholt 2, Swanson. Fouled out - T. Nelson. Total fouls - Sturgis 20; Aberdeen 15. Rebounds - Sturgis 27 (Stock 8): Aberdeen 36 (Allam 5). Turnovers - Sturgis 34; Aberdeen 16.

 The Cavaliers edged the Redmen 53-50 at Roncalli Gym in a Northeast Conference boys' basketball game Friday. The two NEC rivals have had some memorable games in recent memory and they added another chapter to the rivalry on Friday.

 "It was really like a tournament atmosphere here tonight," Roncalli coach Todd Neuendorf said. "It was a fun game and the crowd was excited. Our kids played hard and their kids played hard. It was a lot of fun."

 Roncalli had the most fun when it mattered most - in the fourth quarter. The Cavaliers outscored the Redmen 22-14 in the final eight minutes to pull out the win.

 "We just picked up the pace," Roncalli senior Kory Schwan said about the fourth. "We put more pressure on them. We sat back a little more (earlier in the game). We just picked it up."

 Roncalli trailed 36-31 after the third quarter. The Cavaliers opened the final quarter on a 7-0 run in only 54 seconds to take just their second lead of the game at 38-36.

 "We let it slip away to start the fourth," Sisseton coach Adam Nelson said. "I thought we controlled the game until that point."

 Sisseton tied the game at 38 with 6½ minutes left. The score was tied again at 41 with four minutes left. Zach Andera broke the tie with a three-pointer with under four minutes to play. The Cavaliers then pulled ahead 50-43 with under two minutes remaining.

 However, the Redmen did not go away that easy. Wyatt Youngblom scored with a minute left and Bruce Gunderson stole ensuing in-bounds pass. He scored with 50 seconds left to slice the lead to 50-47. Roncalli broke the full court press after the Gunderson basket and Schwan was fouled after making a basket with 38 seconds left, but he missed the free throw. Garret Brooks nailed a contested three-pointer to get Sisseton within 52-50 with 26 seconds left.

 Roncalli threw the ball away on its next possession. Sisseton's Jordan Cornelius missed a three-pointer from the top of the key that could have been the go-ahead field goal in the waning moments.

 "I really thought Cornelius' shot at the top of the key was good," Neuendorf said, "from straight away and it rimmed out and we got it."

 Roncalli's Lucas Lorenz grabbed the rebound and was fouled with 3.6 seconds left. He made 1-of-2 from foul line. Sisseton, which was out of timeouts, got the ball to Cornelius after Lorenz's missed free throw. However, his halfcourt desperation heave fell short as Roncalli hung on for the win.

 "Coming in here we knew that if we played well it was just going to be a battle," Nelson said. "It is fun for the kids to really enjoy that atmosphere."

 Cornelius powered Sisseton with a game-high 21 points, including a perfect 7-for-7 from the foul line. Youngblom added 16 points and seven rebounds for the Redmen, who will play at Groton next Friday.

 Schwan finished with a team-high 15 points and Andera added 12 points. Zach Schaefbauer scored 10 points off the bench, including seven points in the first half.

 Aberdeen Roncalli (9-3) will host Warner at 8 tonight at the Civic Arena. It figures to be another tough test for the Cavaliers.

 "We just need to bring energy," Schwan said about tonight's game, "not only the fourth quarter, but every quarter."

 SISSETON: Garret Brooks 1 0-2 3, Jordan Cornelius 7 7-7 21, Jordan Rolstad 1 3-4 5, Wyatt Youngblom 6 4-8 16, Bruce Gunderson 2 0-0 5. Totals 17 14-21 50.

 ABERDEEN RONCALLI: Kory Schwan 6 3-7 15, Kendal Deutsch 0 0-2 0, Zach Andera 5 1-2 12, Brayden McNeary 2 2-3 7, Dominic King 2 1-2 5, Zach Schaefbauer 4 0-0 10, Dalton Cox 0 0-2 0, Lucas Lorenz 1 2-4 4. Totals 20 9-22 53.

Sisseton (6-5) 14 20 36 50

Aberdeen Roncalli (9-3) 10 19 31 53

 3-point field goals - Brooks, Gunderson, Andera, McNeary, Schaefbauer 2. Total fouls - Sisseton 18; Roncalli 16. Rebounds - Sisseton 22 (Youngblom 7); Roncalli 25 (Lorenz 6, King 5). Turnovers - Sisseton 19; Roncalli 15. Officials - Adam Grant, Chris Frerichs, Travis Kurth. B Game - Roncalli 43-12.

 Herreid-Selby Area, which improved to 14-0 overall, defeated Potter County 60-44 in the YTC championship on Saturday in high school girls' basketball. Shauni Schwartz powered the win with 17 points and nine rebounds. Taylor Madden added 11 points.

 Potter County leaders were Samantha Kilian and Tara Heuer with 11 points each. Alysyn Breaw and Sydney Logan had 11 boards each.

 POTTER COUNTY: Tara Heuer 5 0-1 11, Alli Lake 3 0-0 6, Hallee Cronin 0 2-4 2, Sydney Logan 2 2-4 6, Samantha Kilian 5 0-0 11, Alysyn Breaw 2 2-5 6, Alyssa Haberer 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 6-14 44.

 HERREID-SELBY AREA: Abbey Fjeldheim 4 3-6 12, McKenzie Frank 2 0-0 5, Kendra Thorstenson 0 1-2 1, Taylor Madden 5 0-0 11, Shauni Schwartz 6 5-9 17, Haylee Biel 2 2-2 6, Jana Thorstenson 4 0-1 8. Totals 23 11-20 60.

Potter County (5-7) 12 15 26 44

Herreid-Selby Area (14-0) 15 34 49 60

 3-point field goals - Heuer, Kilian, Fjeldheim, Frank, Madden. Total fouls - Potter County 14; Herreid-Selby Area 11. Rebounds - Potter County 40 (Breaw 11, Logan 11); Herreid-Selby Area 26 (Schwartz 9). Turnovers - Potter County 19; Herreid-Selby Area 17. Assists - Potter County 6 (Lake 3); Herreid-Selby Area 12 (Fjeldheim 4). Blocked Shots - Potter County 2; Herreid-Selby Area 7. Steals - Potter County 9 (Kilian 4); Herreid-Selby Area 12 (Madden 4).

Eureka-Bowdle 39

Edmunds Central 29

Yellowstone Trail Conference Tournament

Third Place at Gettysburg

 EDMUNDS CENTRAL: Elaine Schaible 1 0-0 2, Bridget Schmidt 1 2-2 4, Shelby Hinz 1 1-4 3, Sarina Scherr 5 1-2 13, Ashley Lunders 2 0-0 5, Bernadette Heier 1 0-0 2. Totals 11 4-8 29.

 EUREKA-BOWDLE: Courtney Weber 1 0-0 2, Haley Nelson 6 0-2 15, Sierra Stotz 1 0-0 2, Micaela Johnson 1 0-0 2, Samantha Raile 2 3-5 7, Sierra Lutz 4 1-1 9, Alexis Beck 1 0-0 2. Totals 16 4-8 39.

Edmunds Central (2-12) 7 11 22 29

Eureka-Bowdle (3-10) 15 22 31 39

 3-point field goals - Scherr 2, Lunders, Nelson 3. Fouled out - Hinz. Total fouls - Edmunds Central 11; Eureka-Bowdle 13. Rebounds - Edmunds Central 23 (Hinz 8); Eureka-Bowdle 26 (Nelson 8). Turnovers - Edmunds Central 11; Eureka-Bowdle 14. Assists - Edmunds Central 5; Eureka-Bowdle 7. Steals - Edmunds Central 10; Eureka-Bowdle 10. Blocks - Edmunds Central 3; Eureka-Bowdle 2.

Summit 61 

Fulda (Minn.) 34

Non-conference at Madison

 FULDA: Brittney Hermeling 1 0-0 2, Dani Hermeling 1 2-3 5, Amanda Schumacher 2 0-0 4, Courtney Tiesler 3 0-0 8, Melissa Gehl 2 0-2 4, Sariah Cheadle 2 2-2 6, Rachel Cheadle 1 0-2 2, Courtney Zins 0 1-2 1, Laura Williams 1 0-0 2. Totals 13-49 5-11 34.

 SUMMIT: Logan O'Farrell 3 3-4 10, Brittney Chamley 1 0-0 3, Kalissa Pereboom 5 0-0 12, Karissa Chamley 2 5-6 9, Presley O'Farrell 4 2-2 11, Shenia Steinocker 2 1-1 5, Christine Pearson 3 1-4 7, Whitney Zirbel 1 0-0 2, Nicolette Kneeland 1 0-2 2. Totals 22-49 11-18 61.

Quarter Scores Not Reported

3-point field goals - D. Hermeling, Tiesler 2, L. O'Farrell, Pereboom 2, B. Chamley, P. O'Farrell, Steinocker. Total fouls - Fulda 12; Summit 10.

Ipswich 52

Britton-Hecla 45

Non-conference at Ipswich

 BRITTON-HECLA: Morgan Storley 1 0-0 2, Aria Meyer 1 1-2 4, Kassi Jones 5 1-2 11, Shelby Elsen 3 4-5 10, Emily Bremmon 2 1-2 5, Mallori Rabenberg 5 2-2 13. Totals 17 9-13 45.

 IPSWICH: Ansley Sargent 2 3-4 7, Maci Gauer 6 2-2 17, Rachel Severson 2 0-0 4, Shekota Myer 1 6-8 8, Angela Heinz 2 4-5 9, Tara Heinz 3 1-1 7. Totals 16 16-20  52.

Britton-Hecla (4-7) 2 17 27 45

Ipswich (10-4) 17 28 32 52

 3-point field goals - Meyer, Rabenberg, Gauer 3, A. Heinz. Total fouls - Britton-Hecla 14; Ipswich 13. Rebounds - Britton-Hecla 32 (Jones 10); Ipswich 42 (Severson 10). Assists - Britton-Hecla 8 (Meyer 3); Ipswich 9 (Myer 3). Steals - Britton-Hecla 16 (Jones 5); Ipswich 12 (Gauer 4). Turnovers - Britton-Hecla 23; Ipswich 30. B Game - Ipswich 37-23.

Flandreau Indian 56

Takini 18

Dakota Oyate Challenge

Fifth Place at Huron

 TAKINI: Alannis Cook 0 1-2 1, Maria Stewart 1 0-0 2, Cora Flying By 2 2-5 6, Amber Red Elk 0 2-10 2, Cassandra Larrabee 0 2-2 2, Christein Mexican 2 0-2 5. Totals 5 7-21 18.

 FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL: Moiora Poupart 3 2-5 8, Kourtney Merrick 3 0-0 8, Chelsea Charley 3 1-2 7, Shoshone Jorgenson7 1-3 15, Jada Morris 4 0-0 8, Ohinya Prue 1 0-0 2, Stormie Waters 1 0-1 2, Gypsy Cross 2 0-0 4, Rainell Hobson 1 0-0 2. Totals 24 4-11 56.

Takini 5 13-18

Flandreau Indian School 39 17-56

 3-point field goals - Mexican, Merrick 2. Total fouls - Takini 10; Flandreau Indian School 19.

Oakes 55

LaMoure-Litchville-Marion 38

at Oakes, N.D.

 OAKES: Madison Quandt 1 0-0 2, Sydney Breitbach 1 0-0 2, Shelby Gelinske 1 0-0 2, Karlie Knutson 4 0-0 8, Hali Haugen 1 0-0 2, Lydia Hansen 7 1-2 15, Quinn Vculek 6 2-4 14, Nicole Warren 4 2-2 10. Totals 25 5-8 55.

  LaMOURE-LITCHVILLE-MARION: Tasha Diehl 3 0-0 7, Courtney Carlson 2 0-0 4, Abby Warcken 1 0-0 3, Tanys Ulmer 2 4-4 8, Talitha Hirschkorn 1 0-0 2, Jacey Alber 2 1-1 5, Kennedy Witt 1 3-4 5, Alisha Ness 1 0-0 2, Siri Armitage 1 0-0 2. Totals 14 8-9 38.

Oakes14 27 37 55

L-L-M 8 15 27 38

 3-point field goals - Diehl, Warcken. Total fouls - Oakes 11; LaMoure-Litchville-Marion 5.

 Tanner Heuer nailed 7 of 8 charity tosses in the fourth period as Potter County improved to 12-0 on the season.

 Heuer finished with 12 points, Dave Vander Vorst followed with 11, Chayce Hall added 10, Tate Nafziger contributed nine and Chase Sievers netted eight.

 Nick Larson led all scorers with 16 points for Herreid-Selby Area, which led by five after the first quarter. Cooper Schaefbauer added 15 and Zach Geller had 10.

 HERREID-SELBY AREA: Brady Vander Vorst 1 4-4 7, Dakota Thorstenson 1 4-5 6, Nick Larson 6 3-4 16, Kennedy Kosters 1 0-0 2, Cooper Schaefbauer 6 2-2 15, Lane Rossow 1 0-0 2, Zach Geller 3 4-5 10, Cade Opheim 0 2-4 2. Totals 19-42 19-24 60.

 POTTER COUNTY: Tanner Heuer 1 10-14 12, Tate Nafziger 4 1-2 9, Eric Worth 3 0-0 6, Mitch Hinckley 2 0-0 4, Chayce Hall 2 6-10 10, Chase Sievers 3 1-4 8, Ashur Fleming 0 3-4 3, Kole Hawkinson 2 0-0 5, Dave Vander Vorst 5 1-5 11. Totals 22-54 22-39 68.

Herreid-Selby Area (6-6) 15 30 37 60

Potter County (12-0) 10 34 44 68

 3-point field goals - Vander Vorst, Larson, Schaefbauer, Sievers, Hawkinson. Fouled out - Vander Vorst, Thorstenson, Schaefbauer. Total fouls - Herreid-Selby Area 29; Potter County 22. Rebounds - Herreid-Selby Area 36 (Thorstenson 11); Potter County 29 (Hall 9). Turnovers - Herreid-Selby Area 23; Potter County 16. Assists - Herreid-Selby Area 11 (Vander Vorst 3); Potter County 14 (Hall 6). Blocked Shots - Herreid-Selby Area 1; Potter County 2. Steals - Herreid-Selby Area 7 (Larson 4); Potter County 12 (Heuer 5).

Britton-Hecla 70

Ipswich 68

Non-conference at Ipswich

 BRITTON-HECLA: Landon Olson 2 1-2 5, A.J. Andresen 3 0-0 6, Preston Holland 3 4-4 12, Caleb Wenz 3 3-4 9, Tanner Roehr 1 2-2 5, Tanner Heitmann 1 0-0 2, Dallas Goedert 11 5-6 31. Totals 24 15-18 70.

 IPSWICH: Brayden Thares 3 2-2 10, Logan Secker 9 3-4 26, Dustin Northrop 1 0-0 2, Cassius Pond 4 5-9 13, Lane Myer 5 3-3 13, Blake Heinz 1 0-0 2, Mason Wietgrefe 1 0-0 2. Totals 24 13-18 68.

Britton-Hecla (4-8) 11 34 50 70

Ipswich (5-8) 14 33 45 68

 3-point field goals - Holland 2, Roehr, Goedert 4, Thares 2, Secker 5. Fouled out - Northrop, Myer. Total fouls - Britton-Hecla 14; Ipswich 19. Rebounds - Britton-Hecla 35 (Goedert 9); Ipswich 20 (Secker 5, Myer 5). Turnovers - Britton-Hecla 15; Ipswich 9. B Game - Britton-Hecla 45-37.

Eureka-Bowdle 63

Edmunds Central 26

Yellowstone Trail Conference Tournament

Third Place at Gettysburg

 EDMUNDS CENTRAL: Jose Ramirez 1 0-0 2, Ethan Aman 0 4-6 6, Chris Grismer 4 0-0 8, Brady Aman 0 2-4 2, Ulises Duran 2 1-2 5, Zack Sahl 1 0-1 2, Cole Holtz 0 0-2 0, Bryce Malsam 1 1-3 3. Totals 9 8-18 26.

 EUREKA-BOWDLE: Landon Morlock 1 0-0 3, Austin Weiszhaar 1 5-6 7, Jordan Maier 1 2-4 4, Joshua Raile 4 0-0 9, Jesse Weber 8 0-1 16, Tyler Wipf 4 4-4 12, Adam Kappes 1 4-6 6, Cody Hoff 1 1-4 3, Andrew Bentz 1 0-2 3, Brady Brockel 0 0-2 0. Totals 22 16-29 63.

Edmunds Central (1-10) 6 11 15 26

Eureka-Bowdle (5-6)13 33 47 63

 3-point field goals - Morlock, Raile, Bentz. Fouled out - Duran. Total fouls - Edmunds Central 21; Eureka-Bowdle 18. Rebounds - Edmunds Central 31 (E. Aman 13); Eureka-Bowdle 31 (Raile 9). Turnovers - Edmunds Central 24; Eureka-Bowdle 13. Assists - Edmunds Central 11; Eureka-Bowdle 15 (Raile 5). Steals - Edmunds Central 3; Eureka-Bowdle 13 (Raile 5). Blocks - Eureka-Bowdle 1.

Mobridge-Pollock 61

Sully Buttes 53

Non-conference at Mobridge

 SULLY BUTTES: Scott Senftner 3 5-6 11, Lewis Hofer 1 2-4 5, Brayden Wittler 9 5-7 24, Cody Nelson 0 1-2 1, Josh Lamb 2 3-4 7, Reed Feller 1 0-0 2, Conner Archer 0 3-6 3. Totals 16 19-29 53.

  MOBRIDGE-POLLOCK: Mitchel Heumiller 8 1-2 20, Cody Schaefbauer 1 1-1 3, Pearson Wientjes 2 0-0 4, Daniel Roberts 10 1-3 21, Mason Keller 1 0-1 3, Jason Hill 2 0-0 4, Zach Dockter 2 0-0 6. Totals 26 3-7 61.

Sully Buttes (6-6) 10 25 39 53

Mobridge-Pollock (9-3) 7 24 46 61

 3-point field goals - Hofer, Wittler, Heumiller 3, Keller, Dockter 2. Total fouls - Sully Buttes 12; Mobridge-Pollock 22. Rebounds - Sully Buttes 36 (Wittler 8, Nelson 8); Mobridge-Pollock 27 (Wientjes 13). Turnovers - Sully Buttes 23; Mobridge-Pollock 15. 

Clark-Willow Lake 72

De Smet 39

Non-conference at De Smet

 CLARK-WILLOW LAKE: Torrey Kolden 3 4-10 10, Tyson Jenkins 4 1-2 9, Skyler Flatten 9 4-4 28, Mitch Prouty 4 0-0 9, Rhett Florey 4 0-0 8, Andrew Wegner 2 0-0 5, Braxton Hartley 1 1-2 3. Totals 27 10-18 72.

 De SMET: Andrew Foley 2 2-3 6, Austin Janssen 2 0-0 4, Jesse Gebhart 1 1-2 3, Brad Penney 3 1-2 8, Kyler Asleson 1 0-0 2, Broderick Poppinga 1 0-0 2, Tate Munger 0 2-3 2, Dylan Gehm 2 0-0 4, Matt Larson 2 0-0 4, Jayden Janssen 1 0-0 2, Christian Small 1 0-0 2. Totals 16 6-10 39.

Clark-Willow Lake (13-0) 20 40 60 72

De Smet (5-8) 9 18 31 39

 3-point field goals - Flatten 6, Prouty, Wegner, Penney. Total fouls - Clark-Willow Lake 8; De Smet 16. Rebounds - Clark-Willow Lake 26 (Kolden 9); De Smet 22 (A. Janssen 5). Turnovers - Clark-Willow Lake 6; De Smet 9. Assists - Clark-Willow Lake 18 (Kolden 5); De Smet 14. Steals - Clark-Willow Lake 5; De Smet 5 (Asleson 3).

Dupree 82 

Jones County 73

Non-conference at Dupree

 JONES COUNTY: Phillip Matthews 3 0-0 6, Wyatt Hespe 3 0-0 8, Gus Volmer 6 2-3 14, Jackson Volmer 4 3-4 11, Connor Venard 13 4-4 30, Wyatt Weber 0 2-2 2, Skyler Miller 1 0-0 2. Totals 30-61 11-13 73.

 DUPREE: Kash Deal 12 2-3 26, Tate Widow 2 0-1 4, Trenton Pretty Weasel 1 4-6 6, Nate Widow 15 6-8 37, Hosteen Rave 1 0-0 2, Creighton LeBeau 2 3-3 7. Totals 33-58 15-21 82.

Jones County 13 31 45 73

Dupree (11-1) 26 42 60 82

 3-point field goals - Hespe 2, N. Widow. Total fouls - Jones County 21; Dupree 16. Rebounds - Dupree 16 (N. Widow 6). Turnovers - Jones County 29; Dupree 15. B Game - Jones County 33-30.

Flandreau Indian 58

Takini 53

Dakota Oyate Challenge

Fifth Place at Huron

 FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL: Francis Eastman 2 0-1 6, Trulo Adams 2 3-5 7, Tanner Drappeau 7 6-8 21, Kamen Grant 5 1-1 11, Reuben Crow Feather 3 2-2 8, Scott Waybenais 1 0-0 2, Clinton Ten Fingers 1 0-0 3. Totals 21 12-17 58.

 TAKINI: Joey Dupris 3 2-2 9, Tiger Condon 5 2-4 13, Jacob Fire Cloud 1 1-2 3, R.J. Marrowbone 7 1-2 16, Chad LaPointe 4 2-2 12, Wendell Nezzie 0 0-2 0. Totals 20 8-14 53.

Flandreau Indian School 32 26-58

Takini 22 31-53

 3-point field goals - Eastman 2, Drappeau, Ten Fingers, Dupris, Condon, Marrowbone, LaPointe 2. Fouled out - Condon. Total fouls - Flandreau Indian School 14; Takini 15.

L-L-M 54

Oakes 41

at Oakes, N.D.

 LaMOURE-LITCHVILLE-MARION: J. Meiklejohn 2 4-8 10, D. Stemen 1 0-0 2, D. Thielges 3 0-1 7, A. Olson 6 2-3 14, B. Thielges 8 0-0 17, N. Alber 2 0-0 4. Totals 22 6-12 54.

  OAKES: Carter Zetocha 1 0-0 2, Brody Bartholomew 3 0-1 6, Ethan Zetocha 5 2-2 16, Bryce Meehl 4 1-3 9, Jon Tyre 0 1-4 1, Blake Hollingsworth 1 0-0 3, Stephan Quandt 1 2-3 4. Totals 15 6-13 41. 

L-M-M 18 30 47 54

Oakes 7 16 26 41

 3-point field goals - Meiklejohn 2, D. Thielges, B. Thielges, E. Zetocha 4, Hollingsworth. Total fouls - LaMoure-Litchville-Marion 14; Oakes 14.

Friday's Game

Waubay 52

Grant-Deuel 39

Eastern Coteau Conference at Revillo

 WAUBAY: Brandon Ness 3 0-0 7, Mason Berger 3 0-0 6, Shay Swanson 7 1-2 15, Preston Barse 5 0-0 13, Landan Davis 1 0-0 3, Braydon Berger 3 0-0 6, Grant Kurkowski 1 0-1 2. Totals 23-44 1-3 52.

 GRANT-DEUEL: Barrett Loehrer 3 1-2 9, Fernando Gemide 2 2-2 6, Caleb Peschong 1 1-2 3, Jacob Berg 5 1-4 12, Tanner Kruse 2 0-0 6, Grant Wollschlager 1 0-0 3. Totals 14-59 5-10 39.

Waubay 18 35 46 52

Grant-Deuel 7 18 25 39

 3-point field goals - Ness, Barse 3, Davis, Loehrer 2, Berg, Kruse 2, Wollschlager. Total fouls - Waubay 13. Rebounds - Waubay 29 (Swanson 10, M. Berger 8); Grant-Deuel 19. Turnovers - Waubay 13; Grant-Deuel 24. Assists - Waubay 13 (Ness 5). Steals - Waubay 14 (Barse 6). B Game - Waubay 49-12.

 He won the 60-meter hurdles in a national provisional time of 8.14 seconds in the final day of the Mankato Open. His coach was very happy with his effort.

 "Luke has been very consistent," NSU coach Kevin Bjerke said. "He has hit a provisional every time he has run that event this season."

 Bjerke said Hauert is working hard to shave just a bit of time off to qualify for nationals.

 The NSU men finished third in the 4x400-meter relay. Bjerke said Andy Johnson and Nick Lindwurm both had good legs on the relay and individual events as well (Johnson in the 200 and Lindwurm in the 800).

 The Wolves also got third- (Brandon Krein in 2:36.97) and fourth-place (Jacob Arechigo in 2:37.96) finishes in the 1,000 meters. Devin Allbaugh of Mankato won the event in 2:33.85.

 NSU had several throwers do well in the meet and register personal bests. Freshman Tyler Robel of Watertown made the finals of the shot put and placed nine. "He required a significant personal best to make the finals," Bjerke said. "It was a good effort by Tyler."

 The NSU coach also pointed out the PRs by the NSU duo of weight throwers Fergus Gavin (fifth) and Gerardo Magana (sixth) on Friday. On the women's side, freshman Breann Jackson had PRs in both the weight throw and shot put.

 The NSU women's 4x400-meter relay team (Nicolia Edwards, Hannah Treinen, MaKayla Perryman, Jill Schaefer) placed second in 4:01.84 behind Winona State's 3:56.7. "That was a major highlight of the weekend," Bjerke said. "They crushed the school record and they all ran really well."

 Bjerke also said the NSU women's pole vaulting trio of Katie Burton, Theresa Knapp and Calley Worth did well. They all went out at 10 feet, 6.75 inches.

 Another highlight from Friday was Treinen of NSU who finished sixth in the women's pentathlon with 3,033 points. "That was the benchmark we were shooting for," Bjerke said. "It was her first time competing in the event, and it usually takes about 3,000 points to score at the conference meet. It was great to see her hit that mark."

 NSU next will compete in a dual with Moorhead (field events at 5, running events at 6:30 p.m.) Feb. 6 at the Barnett Center in Aberdeen and then at North Dakota State in Fargo on Feb. 9.

 The Beavers won the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference game 64-57. The game featured eight ties and eight lead changes, but NSU made only two of its last 13 field goal attempts.

 "We had some shots in the end, but we just couldn't hit anything," NSU coach Curt Fredrickson said. "It was a disappointing loss. We had our chances, but we just couldn't finish it."

 Morgan Lee led Bemidji with 22 points. The hosts made 44 percent (7 of 16) of their three-pointers. NSU made just 25 percent (3 of 12) its threes.

  "We didn't play great defense in the second half," Fredrickson said. "We also shot ourselves in the foot when we missed all those easy shots in the first half. We must have missed 10 shots within two feet of the basket."

 Rachel Krogman led the Wolves with 18 points and 11 rebounds. Alison Kusler added 16 points.

 NSU freshman starter Devon Brecke missed the game due to back problems.

 The Wolves remain on the road in NSIC play next weekend, playing at Winona at 6 p.m. Friday and Upper Iowa at 6 p.m. Saturday in Fayette, Iowa.

  NORTHERN STATE  UNIVERSITY (13-5, 9-5 NSIC): Megan Mutchler 3-8 1-2 7, Rachel Krogman 7-16 4-6 18, Sarah Hintz 3-9 2-2 8, Alison Kusler 6-17 2-3 16, MacKenzie Magner 1-4 0-0 2, Sadie Stotesbery 0-2 0-0 0, Sami Smith 1-2 1-2 3, Erin Rabenberg 1-5 0-0 3, Yvonne Freese 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 22-63 10-15 57.

 BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY (8-10, 4-10): Lanae Rash 5-10 2-4 12, Morgan Lee 9-13 2-2 22, Shannon Thompson 3-6 1-3 9, Kate Warmack 4-7 2-2 10, Jessie Althoff 0-3 0-0 0, Ellie Wessling 0-1 0-0 0, Melissa Youngblut 1-2 0-0 3, Allison McKee 2-4 0-1 6, Emily Kaus 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 25-48 7-12 64.

 Halftime score - BSU 27-23. 3-point field goals - NSU 3-12 (Mutchle 0-1, Kusler 2-6, Rabenberg 1-3, Magner 0-2); BSU 7-16 (Rash 0-1, Lee 2-4, Thompson 2-4, Althoff 0-1, Wessling 0-1, Youngblut 1-1, McKee 2-4). Total fouls - NSU 17; BSU 15. Fouled out - No one. Rebounds - NSU  40 (Krogman 11); BSU 30 (Rash 10). Turnovers - NSU 12; BSU 13. Assists - NSU 13 (Hintz 6); BSU 9 (Thompson 4). Blocked Shots - NSU 0; BSU 3 (Warmack 2). Steals - NSU 7 (Hintz 2, Krogman 2); BSU 6 (Thompson 3). Officials - Mike Gillingsrud, Dave Klundt, Brad Sylliaasen.

 NSU beat Bemidji State 58-55. It was a sloppy finish as the teams could manage only one field goal - a 70 foot Bemidj bank shot at the buzzer - in the the final 4½ minutes and both made turnovers and missed a free throw. NSU made three of its final 10 field goal attempts and BSU went three of 13.

 However, NSU teammates Collin Pryor and Jared Hannigan each made a pair of free throws in the final 16 seconds to seal the win. Five of BSU's last seven games have been decided by five points or less.

  "Offensively, it was ugly to watch, but defensively is where we won the game," NSU coach Paul Sather said. "There are going to be nights where it isn't going to be pretty, but we got the stops when we needed them."

 NSU seniors Pryor and Dustin Tetzlaff led the Wolves as they combined for 36 points, 17 rebounds and four steals. They made 16 field goals in 31 attempts.

 "It wasn't perfect, but I was proud of how our guys competed," said Sather, whose team won at Crookston Friday. "Our bench again gave us good minutes. We are leaving here this weekend with a ton of things to improve on, but we are also leaving with a sweep and I am proud of our guys for that. We can build on that next week in practice."

 NSU freshman Skye Warwick went six of 10 from three-point range in his team's two weekend wins. Against Bemidji, he and Pryor sparked the Wolves to a 32-26 halftime lead. Warwick hit a three, and then made a nice assist to Pryor to end the half.

 The Wolves fell behind 14-4 to start the game. NSU's Seth Bachand was on crutches Saturday with a foot injury he suffered late in Friday's game against Crookston. He expected to be out for at a couple of weeks, if not more.

 The Wolves remain on the road in NSIC play next weekend, playing at Winona at 8 p.m. Friday and Upper Iowa at 8 p.m. Saturday in Fayette, Iowa.

  NORTHERN STATE  UNIVERSITY (16-5, 11-3 NSIC): Trent Zomer 2-5 1-2 5, Dustin Tetzlaff 8-15 1-1 17, Mitch White 0-2 0-0 0, Geoffrey Firmin 0-3 0-1 0, Michael Emge 1-8 0-0 3, Collin Pryor 8-16 3-3 19, Skye Warwick 3-6 0-0 9, Jared Hannigan 0-1 2-2 2, Mack Arvidson 1-3 0-0 3. Totals 23-59 7-9 58.

 BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY (9-9, 7-7): Dermaine Crockrell 4-11 5-8 13, Lance Rongstad 2-5 9-10 13, Zach Noreen 1-7 0-0 3, Jason Edwards 2-5 0-0 6, Mason Walters 4-10 2-2 11, Maxie Rosenbloom 3-5 0-0 6, Michael Farrington 0-1 0-0 0, Jake Schalow 1-2 0-0 3. Totals 17-46 16-20 55.

 Halftime score - NSU 32-26. 3-point field goals - NSU 5-17 (Emge 1-5, Firmin 0-1, White 0-2, Warwick 3-6, Hannigan 0-1, Arvidson 1-2); BSU 5-22 (Crockrell 0-4, Rongstad 0-2, Noreen 1-7, Edwards 2-4, Walters 1-4, Schalow 1-1). Total fouls - NSU 16; BSU 15. Fouled out - BSU, Walters. Rebounds - NSU 35 (Pryor 9, Tetzlaff 8); BSU 34 (Walters 9). Turnovers - NSU 13; BSU 18. Assists - NSU 9 (Firmin 2, Zomer 2, Pryor 2); BSU 8 (Rongstad 3). Blocked Shots - NSU 1 (Zomer 1); BSU 6 (Noreen 2, Rosenbloom 2). Steals - NSU 7 (Tetzlaff 2, Pryor 2); BSU 7 (Noreen 2). Officials - George Drouches, Rhett Lamoreaux, Blaine Joerger.

 Nate Repensky of Bismarck scored the winning goal on a power play on an assist from Adam Knochenmus to disappoint a mostly Wings crowd of 1,156 fans in the 1,500-seat Odde Ice Center in Aberdeen. Aberdeen hasn't won a game since Nov. 30 and has lost 18 in a row.

 However, the Wings have been extremely competitive under new coach Travis Winter. This was Winter's fourth game, and the Wings dropped two 4-3 decisions (one in a shootout) at Minot last weekend and lost 3-2 to Bismarck Friday.

 Both teams scored in the second period Saturday. Aberdeen got its goal from Zach Kraft. Wings goalie Chad Catt faced 46 shots and made 44 saves.

 The Wings have 20 games left in the regular season. They will start February at home in the Odde Ice Center with a pair of weekend games against Coulee Region at 7:15 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

 The Wings then will finish out the month at Coulee in Onalaska, Wis., Feb. 8-9; at Bismarck Feb. 15; vs. Bismarck in Aberdeen at 7:15 p.m. Feb. 16; at Brookings Feb. 22; and home vs. Brookings at 7:15 p.m. Feb. 23.

Bismarck (24-14-3, 51 pts) 0 1 0 1-2

Aberdeen (8-26-6, 22 pts) 0 1 0 0-1

 Second Period: 1, Bismarck, Stanislav Dzakhov (Filip Starzynski, Bob Kinne), 17:20; 2, Aberdeen, Zach Kraft, unassisted, 14:56.

 Overtime: Bismarck, Nate Repensky (Adam Knochenmus), 4:39.

 Goalies: Bismarck, Aaron Nelson (33 shots, 32 saves); Aberdeen, Chad Catt (46 shots, 44 saves).

 Attendance: 1,156.

 Warner's 6-foot-2 twin towers of Rachel Rogers and Miranda Ristau combined for 37 points to lead the Monarchs to a 44-31 non-conference girls' basketball win over Aberdeen Roncalli.

 "Rachel and Miranda did a great job of finishing at the hoop," said Warner coach Stew Bohle. "Credit our perimeter players, too. They did a great job of getting the ball up the floor and getting good looks on the inside."

 The taller Monarchs dominated life on the inside the entire night. Warner grabbed 20 more rebounds than the Cavaliers and took advantage of 18 second-chance points in the contest.

 Still, Roncalli had its chances thanks to its non-stop pressure defense, which forced 27 Warner turnovers in the contest. That defense allowed the Cavaliers to wipe out a first-half deficit and grab a 23-18 lead early in the third quarter.

 "We made a run in the third quarter. I thought we were kind of in good shape," said Roncalli coach Derek Larson. "We kind of hit a wall. We didn't get a lot of stuff done offensively after that."

 Warner regrouped and held a five-point lead before completing back-to-back game-defining plays midway through the fourth quarter.

 Ristau scored and was fouled and made a free throw on two straight possessions to push Warner's lead to 40-29 with 3:46 remaining.

 "Those were big momentum swings there," Bohle noted.

 Ristau said she was just concentrating on making the basket.

 "I was just focused on getting them in and trying to finish, because that's what coach has been talking to us all year is finishing at the rim," Ristau said. "I came through and I was just so happy afterwards."

 Rogers and Ristau scored all of Warner's points in the final quarter, combining to shoot 6 for 7 from the field.

 Rogers finished with 20 points and Ristau contributed 17 points and 10 rebounds.

 Warner's height was also a factor on defense. The Monarchs got out in the passing lanes and then used their dominating size to block any path to the basket once the Cavaliers drove to the hoop.

 "We're not used to that," Larson said of the six-foot-plus girls. "We can't even simulate that in practice with our coaches."

 Mollee Karst topped Roncalli with 11 points and six rebounds before fouling out on the last Ristau three-point play.

 Roncalli, 9-3, travels to Miller at 8 p.m. Tuesday for another non-conference game.

 Warner, 13-1, hosts Faulkton on Tuesday.

 Following the game, Bohle knew that his team had just passed a pressure-cooker test that will only make his squad better down the stretch.

 "They kept bringing pressure" Bohle said of the Cavaliers. "When you have 27 turnovers and still win the game, you know we did something right."

 ABERDEEN RONCALLI: Morgan Gunderson 2 1-2 5, Mollee Karst 5 1-1 11, Abby Dockter 2 2-2 6, Tage Hanson 0 0-2 0, Taylor Hanson 2 1-2 5, Paige Sommers 1 2-4 4. Totals 12-45 7-13 31.

 WARNER: Carly Rozell 1 0-0 3, Rachel Rogers 9 2-6 20, Miranda Ristau 7 3-4 17, Ashley Rozell 2 0-1 4. Totals 19-40 5-11 44.

Aberdeen Roncalli (9-3) 6 14 27 31

Warner (13-1) 12 17 30 44

 3-point field goals - C. Rozell. Fouled out - Karst, Ristau. Total fouls - Aberdeen Roncalli 14; Warner 11. Rebounds - Aberdeen Roncalli 16 (Karst 6); Warner 36 (Ristau 10). Turnovers - Aberdeen Roncalli 17; Warner 27. Assists - Aberdeen Roncalli 3; Warner 12 (Emily Larson 4, A. Rozell 4). Blocked Shots - Aberdeen Roncalli 1; Warner 1. Steals - Aberdeen Roncalli 14 (Gunderson 4); Warner 7 (A. Rozell 2, Ristau 2, C. Rozell 2). Officials - Jay Kusler, Lee Johnson and Steve Markley.