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Unbeaten Parkview girls down Big Foot; Brodhead, Clinton, Jefferson, East Troy, McFarland win

Rock Valley

girls basketball

League Season

W L W L

NORTH

Jefferson 4 0 4 0

McFarland 3 1 4 3

Whitewater 2 2 2 2

East Troy 2 2 2 3

Edgerton 1 2 1 4

Evansville 0 3 0 4

SOUTH

Parkview 4 0 5 0

Brodhead 3 1 3 2

Big Foot 1 2 1 2

Beloit Turner 1 3 1 5

Clinton 1 3 2 5

Palmyra-Eagle 0 3 0 5

RESULTS FRIDAY

North

East Troy 57, Edgerton 55

Jefferson 67, Evansville 44

McFarland 51, Whitewater 47

South

Parkview 56, Big Foot 41

Brodhead 58, Turner 25

Clinton 68, Palmyra-Eagle 26

THURSDAY, JAN. 7

Jefferson at Parkview

Whitewater at Brodhead

Edgerton at Palmyra-Eagle

Evansville at Clinton

East Troy at Turner

McFarland at Big Foot

Orfordville Parkview High School’s girls basketball team used a strong start Friday night to keep its perfect record intact.

The Vikings built a 26-13 lead in the first half and went on to a 56-41 victory over visiting Walworth Big Foot that boosted them to 4-0 in the Rock Valley South and 5-0 overall.

Parkview held Southern Illinois University recruit Jordyn Courier to four points—a free throw and a three-point basket in the fourth quarter.

Stephanie Aasen led the Vikings with 16 points, while teammate Breanna Ryan added 11.

Parkview sank 25 of 41 free throws, while Big Foot went 13 for 21 from the line as the teams combined for 41 fouls.

Haley Schwartz and Courtney Spangler scored 11 points apiece for Big Foot (1-2, 1-2).

PARKVIEW 56, BIG FOOT 41

Big Foot (41)—YOUNG 2-2-7; Schwartz. 2-5-11; Isham, 2-1-6; Courier, 1-1-4; Spangler, 4-2-11; Utesch, 0-1-1; Arntz, 0-1-1. Totals: 11-13-41.

Parkview (56)—Harnack, 1-2-5; Neal, 2-0-4; Cook, 0-2-2; Larsen, 2-3-7; Aasen, 5-6-16; Ryan, 4-3-11; Koch, 1-3-5; Wellnitz, 0-6-6. Totals: 15-25-56.

Walworth Big Foot 5 8 14 14—41

Orfordville Parkview 11 15 11 19—56

Three-point goals—6 (Young, Schwartz 2, Isham, Courier, Spangler). Parkview 1 (Harnack). Free throws missed—Big Foot 8, Parkview 16. Total fouls—Big Foot 26, Parkview 17.

n Brodhead 58, Turner 25—Brodhead (3-2, 3-2) used a 42-19 advantage in the second and third quarters to leave visiting Beloit Turner (1-5, 1-3) behind in a Rock Valley South game.

Dana Lewis led the Cardinals’ three double-figure scorers with 16 points. Mariah Mohns and Megan Heller added 15 and 11, respectively.

Megan Grover led Turner with 12 points.

BRODHEAD 58, TURNER 25

Turner (25)—Petrie, 0-1-1; Hale, 2-1-5; Belke, 1-0-2; Grover, 5-1-13; Smith, 1-0-2; Smith, 1-1-3. Totals: 10-14-25.

Brodhead (58)—Heller, 4-0-11; Ahrens, 1-0-2; Johnson, 2-3-7; Pickel, 1-0-3; Mohns, 5-3-15; Olson, 1-0-2; Lewis, 7-2-16; Baumgartner, 1-0-2. Totals: 22-8-58.

Beloit Turner 4 10 9 2—25

Brodhead 12 21 21 4—58

Three-point goals—Turner 1 (Grover), Brodhead 6 (Heller 3, Mohns 2, Pickel 1). Free throws missed—Turner 9, Brodhead 9. Total fouls—Turner 18, Brodhead 14.

n Clinton 68, Palmyra-Eagle 26—Clinton (2-5, 1-3) outscored the host Panthers 24-5 in the second quarter to earn its first Rock Valley win of the season.

Olivia Nickel led the Cougars with 16 points, while teammate Maggie Schultz added 13.

Palmyra-Eagle fell to 0-3 in the conference and 0-5 overall.

CLINTON 68, PALMYRA-EAGLE 26

Clinton (68)—Nickel, 6-4-16; Kopp, 1-2-4; Boundreau, 4-0-9; Jacobson, 1-1-3; Jeffers, 2-0-4; McConnell, 0-2-2; Schultz, 6-1-13; Popanz, 3-2-8; Kemp, 4-1-9. Totals: 27-13-68.

Palmyra-Eagle (26)—Laine, 1-0-2; Watts, 0-3-3; Mueller, 0-2-2; harbeck, 2-2-6; Tesch, 1-0-3; Roscizewski, 1-0-2; Devine, 1-0-2; Loduha, 2-0-6. Totals: 8-7-26.

Clinton 13 24 12 19—68

Palmyra-Eagle 10 5 4 7—26

Three-point goals—Clinton 1 (Boundreau), Palmyra-Eagle 3 (Loduha 2, Tesch 1). free throws missed—Clinton 11, Palmyra-Eagle 14. Total fouls—Clinton 20, Palmyra-Eagle 21. Fouled out—Ryan.

Junior varsity—Clinton 47, Palmyra-Eagle 29.

North

n Jefferson 67, Evansville 44—Jessica Splittgerber scored eight of her 26 points in the first quarter to lead visiting Jefferson past Evansville in a Rock Valley North game.

The Eagles led 23-6 after the first period.

Joanne Reuhl added 10 points for Jefferson, which stayed atop the North with a 4-0 conference and season record.

Sydney Westrick had 14 points for Evansville (0-4, 0-3).

JEFFERSON 67, EVANSVILLE 44

Jefferson (67)—Cottrell, 1-5-8; Wagner, 4-0-8; Wegner, 2-2-6; Splittgerber, 10-5-26; Reuhl, 5-0-10; Danny, 1-3-5; Gnabasik, 1-2-4. Totals: 24-17-67.

Evansville (44)—Marx, 2-0-4; Westrick, 6-1-14; Klitzman, 0-2-2; Sterry, 2-0-5; Beggs, 3-2-8; Phalin, 1-0-2; Meredith, 1-0-2; Wendt, 2-2-6; Abby, 0-1-1. Totals: 17-8-44.

Jefferson 23 18 20 6—67

Evansville 6 20 8 10—44

Three-point goals—Jefferson 2 (Cottrell, Splittgerber), Evansville 2 (Westrick, Sperry). Free throws missed—Jefferson 5, Evansville 4. Total fouls—Jefferson 12, Evansville 15.

Junior varsity—Evansville 50, Jefferson 36.

n East Troy 57, Edgerton 55—Alicia Oleson made two free throws with 11 seconds left to break a 55-55 tie and give the Trojans (2-3, 2-2) a Rock Valley North win over visiting Edgerton (1-4, 1-2).

The Crimson Tide couldn’t connect on two shots to tie in the remaining time.

Alee Schahczinski led East Troy with 16 points, and Oleson finished with 15. Meggie Schmidt and Whitney Oren led Edgerton with 11 apiece.

EAST TROY 57, EDGERTON 55

Edgerton (55)—Oren, 4-3-11; Wedvick, 1-0-2; Schmidt, 4-3-11; Ferrell, 3-0-9; Fritz, 1-0-2; Gimmer, 3-6-12; Stettler, 2-2-6; Wileman, 1-0-2. Totals: 19-14-55.

East Troy (57)—Oleson, 5-4-15; Verick, 4-1-9; Leising, 1-0-2; Lambrechts, 2-1-5; Dolan, 0-5-5; Bakko, 0-1-1; Schahczinski, 6-4-16; Riemer, 2-0-4. Totals: 20-16-57.

Edgerton 12 19 14 10—55

East Troy 14 17 11 15—57

Three-point goals—Edgerton 3 (Ferrell 3), East Troy 1 (Oleson). Free throws missed—Edgerton 7, East Troy 12. Total fouls—Edgerton 20, East Troy 19. Fouled out—Oren, Riemer.

n McFarland 51, Whitewater 47—The visiting Spartans (4-3, 3-1) rallied in the fourth quarter to down the Whippets (2-2, 2-2) in a Rock Valley North game.

McFarland jumped to an 18-8 lead. but Whitewater was within 33-32 after three quarters. The Spartans had an 18-15 edge in the fourth quarter to clinch the victory.

Kaitlynn Eversoll led McFarland with 13 points. Julia Shelbourn had 10 to pace Whitewater.

McFarland made 19 of 28 free throws to Whitewater’s 9 for 17.

McFARLAND 51, WHITEWATER 47

McFarland (51)—Eversoll, 3-5-13; Jermier, 1-4-7; Blaser, 1-3-5; Alsmo, 3-1-7; Ujke, 2-4-9; Walker, 4-1-9; Kranz, 0-1-1. Totals: 14-19-51.

Whitewater (47)—Jes. Shelbourn, 0-2-2; Harty, 2-0-6; Bowey, 0-1-1; Harms, 1-3-5; Runez, 5-0-12; Ju. Shelbourn, 4-2-10; Griep, 2-1-3; Hookstead, 2-0-6. Totals: 16-9-47.

McFarland 18 6 9 18—51

Whitewater 8 10 14 15—47

Three-point goals—McFarland 4 (Eversoll 2, Jermier, Ujke), Whitewater 4 (Harty 2, Hookstead 2). Free throws missed—McFarland 9, Whitewater 8. Total fouls—McFarland 16, Whitewater 22.