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Parkview, McFarland, Edgerton, Clinton girls win

Rock Valley

girls basketball

League Season

W L W L

NORTH

Jefferson 5 0 5 2

McFarland 5 1 7 2

Edgerton 2 3 3 6

Whitewater 2 4 2 8

Evansville 1 4 1 6

East Troy 0 5 0 8

SOUTH

Parkview 6 0 9 1

Brodhead 4 1 5 2

Big Foot 3 3 3 4

Clinton 2 3 3 4

Palmyra-Eagle 2 3 3 5

Beloit Turner 0 5 0 6

RESULTS MONDAY

McFarland 45, Whitewater 41

Parkview 39, Big Foot 34

Edgerton 34, Fort Atkinson 33 (NC)

Clinton 74, South Beloit 23 (NC)

GAMES THURSDAY

Jefferson at Parkview

Big Foot at McFarland

Brodhead at Whitewater

Palmyra-Eagle at Edgerton

Clinton at Evansville

Turner at Edgerton

Orfordville Parkview High School had a tough time against a determined Walworth Big Foot team but pulled through with a 39-34 victory Monday night to remain undefeated in Rock Valley South girls basketball.

In a game rescheduled from December, the Vikings (9-1, 6-0) took a 14-8 first-quarter lead, but the Chiefs (3-4, 3-3) stayed close the rest of the way.

Parkview clung to a two-point lead with 90 seconds remaining, but Big Foot’s effort to take the lead faded after failing to score on five straight possessions.

Sabrina Suiter sank Parkview’s lone three-point basket with just over two minutes remaining to give the Vikings a five-point lead.

Neither team had a player score in double figures.

PARKVIEW 39, BIG FOOT 34

Parkview (39)—Harnack, 0-3-3; Neal, 3-0-6; Suiter, 2-0-5; Larsen, 2-2-6; Aasen, 1-2-4; Ryan, 1-0-2; Koch, 1-1-3; Oldenburg, 1-0-2; Wellnitz, 3-2-8. Totals: 14-10-39.

Big Foot (34)—Thune, 3-1-8; Young, 4-0-8; Schwartz, 1-2-4; Courier, 2-3-8; Spangler, 2-1-6. totls: 12-7-34.

Orfordville Parkview 14 12 6 7—39

Walworth Big Foot 8 11 8 7—34

Three-point goals—Parkview 1 (Suiter), Big Foot 3 (Thune, Courier, Spangler), Free throws missed—Parkview 10, Big Foot 4. Total fouls—Parkview 13, Big Foot 22. Fouled out—Young, Courier.

n McFarland 45, Whitewater 41—The second-place Spartans survived the Whippets’ fourth-quarter rally to post a Rock Valley North victory at McFarland.

Whitewater (2-8, 2-4) fought back from a 36-26 third-quarter deficit to tie it, 38-38, but Annie Culver sank a three-point goal to give McFarland the lead for good. McFarland (7-2, 5-1) made 6 of 11 free throws down the stretch.

Kelsey Harms scored 16 points, including three three-point baskets in the first quarter, for Whitewater. Kaitlynn Eversoll scored 10 of her game-high 19 points in the second quarter to help give McFarland to a 27-18 halftime lead.

McFARLAND 45, WHITEWATER 41

Whitewater (41)—Je. Shelbourn, 1-2-4; Trewyn, 2-0-4; Dolan, 3-1-8; Ju. Shelbourn, 0-2-2; Harms, 5-3-16; Babcock, 1-0-2; O’Brien, 2-0-4; Griep, 0-1-1. Totals: 14-9-41.

McFarland (45)—Eversoll, 6-4-19; Blaser, 1-0-2; Stocks, 1-0-2; Ward, 2-0-4; Culver, 1-0-3; Steinhoffer, 2-0-4; Thorson, 2-1-5; Walker, 3-0-6. Totals: 18-5-8 45.

Whitewater 13 6 7 15—41

McFarland 15 12 9 9—45

Three-point goals—Whitewater 4 (Dolan, Harms 3), McFarland 4 (Eversoll 3, Culver). Free throws missed—Whitewater 8, McFarland 3. Total fouls—Whitewater 16, McFarland 17. Fouled out—Trewyn.

n Edgerton 34, Fort Atkinson 33—Meggie Schmidt’s three-point basket at the buzzer gave the Crimson Tide a thrilling nonconference victory over the visiting Blackhawks.

Fort’s Ralissa Nelson knocked away Schmidt’s first attempt, but Schmidt recovered the ball with 1.4 seconds remaining and tossed in the winning basket.

Schmidt finished with 13 points to lead Edgerton (3-6). Nelson scored 17 to pace Fort Atkinson (2-7).

EDGERTON 34, FORT ATKINSON 33

Fort Atkinson (33)—A. Boos, 0-1-1; Brus, 1-0-2; Wiegand, 3-2-9; Truman, 1-0-2; Lentz, 10-2; Nelson, 6-3-17. Totals: 12 6-11 33.

Edgerton (34)—McCall, 2-0-4; Schmidt, 5-1-13; Fritz, 3-0-9; Gimmer, 0-11-; Stettler, 3-17 13-3-6-34.

Fort Atkinson 14 7 5 7—33

Edgerton 13 4 10 7—34

Three-point goals—Fort 3 (Wiegand, Nelson 2), Edgerton 2 (Schmidt 2, Fritz 3). Free throws missed—Fort Atkinson 5, Edgerton 3. Total fouls—Fort Atkinson 10, Edgerton 14.

n Clinton 74, South Beloit 23—Clinton missed more than 40 shots in the lane, but it didn’t show in the score of nonconference win at South Beloit, Ill.

Despite their inability to connect on numerous shots from close range, the Cougars (3-4) rambled to a 39-7 halftime lead. That included a 25-1 second quarter, during which Liz Althoff scored 10 of her 18 points for Clinton.

CLINTON 74, SOUTH BELOIT 23

Clinton (74)—Billington, 2-3-7; Clark, 3-0-9; Althoff, 4-10-18; Lantz, 1-3-5; Jeffers, 4-0-8; Schultz, 4-1-9; Popanz, 3-2-8; Buchanan, 2-0-4; Kemp, 3-0-6. Totals: 26-19-74.

South Beloit (23)—Collidge, 1-1-3; Henderson, 1-1-3; Leindecker, 2-0-4; Saari, 5-3-13; Reich, 0-0-0; Totals: 9-5-23.

Clinton 15 25 15 19—74

South Beloit, Ill. 6 1 9 7—23

Three-point goals—Clinton 3 (Clark 3). Free throws missed—Clinton 8, South Beloit 8. Total fouls—Clinton 16, South Beloit 23. Fouled out—Henderson, Reich.

n Wisconsin Dells 46, Stoughton 24—The Dells held a 19-6 halftime lead in crusing to a nonconference victory at Stoughton (1-10).

Michelle Thundercloud scored 15 points to lead the Dells. Daria Powless scored 13 points and Kinsey Mace finished with 10 points for the Dells.

WISCONSIN DELLS 46, STOUGHTON 24

Wisconsin Dells (46)—Bork, 2-0-4; Conroy, 0-1-1; Myklebust, 0-2-2; Delmore, 0-1-1; Thundercloud, 5-3-15; Mace, 4-1-10; Powless, 6-1-13. Totals: 17-9-19-46.

Stoughton (24)—C. Olson, 0-1-1; Rowley, 1-1-3; M. Bower, 1-0-2; B. Bower, 4-1-9; B, Olson, 2-2-6; Myskowski, 0-2-2. Totals: 9-6-8-24.

Wisconsin Dells 9 10 10 17—46

Stoughton 2 4 9 9—24

Three-point goals—Wisconsin Dells 3 (Thundercloud 2, Mace). Free throws missed—Wisconsin Dells 10, Stoughton 2. Total fouls—Wisconsin Dells 12, Stoughton 17.

Junior varsity—Stoughton 44, Wisconsin Dells 37.