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Parkview, Brodhead girls win again

Rock Valley

girls basketball

League Season

W L W L

NORTH

McFarland 7 1 9 3

Jefferson 6 1 6 3

Edgerton 3 4 4 7

Whitewater 3 5 3 9

Evansville 1 6 1 8

East Troy 1 6 1 10

SOUTH

Parkview 8 0 11 1

Brodhead 6 1 7 2

Big Foot 4 4 4 5

Clinton 3 4 4 5

Palmyra-Eagle 2 5 3 8

Beloit Turner 0 7 0 9

RESULTS TUESDAY

Parkview 53, Edgerton 25

Brodhead 62, Evansville 24

Jefferson 49, Palmyra-Eagle 36

McFarland 59, Turner 21

Big Foot 51, East Troy 40

Whitewater 49, Clinton 41

GAMES FRIDAY

North

Edgerton at Evasnsville

Jefferson at McFarland

Whitewater at East Troy

South

Parkview at Turner

Palmyra-Eagle at Brodhead

BigFoot at Clinton

Eighth-ranked Orfordville Parkview had all 10 players crack the scorebook as the Vikings routed Edgerton, 53-25, in Rock Valley girls basketball Tuesday night.

Parkview High junior April Wellnitz scored a game-high 13 points and was the only player from either team in double digits.

The Vikings (11-1, 8-0) led 31-14 at the half and continued to build their lead the rest of the way.

Meggie Schmidt led Edgerton (4-6, 3-4) with nine points.

PARKVIEW 53, EDGERTON 25

Edgerton (25)—McCall, 1-2-4; Lavelle, 2-0-4; Schmidt, 2-3-9; Wileman, 2-0-5; Fritz, 0-1-1; Stettler, 0-2-2. Totals: 7-8-25.

Parkview (53)—Danielson, 0-3-3; Harnack, 2-0-6; Neal, 1-0-2; Suiter, 1-0-2; Larsen, 1-0-3; Aasen, 2-2-7; Ryan, 2-1-5; Koch, 2-1-5; Oldenburg, 3-0-7; Wellnitz, 4-5-13. Totals: 18-12-53.

Edgerton 9 5 4 7—25

Orfordville Parkview 13 18 11 11—53

Three-point goals—Edgerton 3 (Schmidt 2, Wileman), Parkview 5 (Harnack 2, Larsen, Aasen, Oldenburg). Free throws missed—Edgerton 3, Parkview 5. Total fouls—Edgerton 11, Parkview 10.

Junior varsity—Parkview 39, Edgerton 16.

n Brodhead 62, Evansville 24—Kristen Ruchti and Dana Lewis scored 17 points apiece as the Cardinals (7-2, 6-1) stormed past the Blue Devils (1-8, 1-6) to stay in Rock Valley South title contention.

Lewis scored 10 in the opening quarter. Ruchti had eight in the second period as Brodhead built a 40-16 halftime lead.

BRODHEAD 62, EVANSVILLE 24

Evansville (24)—O’Leary, 1-0-2; Phalin, 1-0-2; McIntyre, 4-0-9; Reese, 2-0-4; Jenkins, 0-1-1; Beck, 2-0-4; Mills, 1-0-2. Totals: 11-1-24.

Brodhead (62)—Wymer, 1-0-2; Ruchti, 8-1-17; Meller, 1-0-3; Mielke, 1-0-3; Harding, 3-0-7; Hegi, 1-0-2; Johnson, 3-0-6; Olson, 1-0-3[ Lewis, 7-3-17; Lederman, 1-0-2. Totals: 27-4-62.

Evansville 7 9 4 4—24

Brodhead 17 23 16 6—62

Three-point goals—Evansville 1 (McIntyre), Brodhead 4 (Heller, Mielke, Harding, Olson). Free throws missed—Evansville 3, Brodhead 4. Total fouls—Evansville 8, Brodhead 10.

n Jefferson 49, Palmyra-Eagle 36—The visiting Eagles (6-3, 6-1) topped Panthers (3-8, 2-5) to stay one-half game behind front-running McFarland in the Rock Valley North.

Jessica Splittgerber paced Jefferson 18 points. Katie Chmielewski added 11 for the Eagles, while Liz Madecky led Palmyra-Eagle with nine.

JEFFERSON, 49, PALMYRA-EAGLE 36

Jefferson (49)—Cottrell, 1-0-2; Endl, 1-0-2; Kubicek, 1-0-2; Frank, 5-0-10; Je. Splittgerber, 7-1-18; Chmielewski, 4-3-11. Totals: 21-4-49.

Palmyra-Eagle (36)—Hawes, 1-0-2; Madecky, 4-1-9; Hack, 2-0-4; Blaedow, 0-2-2; Harbeck, 1-0-2; Szymkowski, 3-1-8; Martin, 1-1-3; Mueller, 3-0-6. Totals: 15-5-36.

Jefferson 14 14 13 8—49

Palmyra-Eagle 10 6 9 11—36

Three-point goals—Jefferson 3 (Je. Splittgerber 3), Palmyra-Eagle 1 (Szymkowski). Free throws missed—Jefferson 7, Palmyra-Eagle 4. Total fouls—Jefferson 12, Palmyra-Eagle 12.

n McFarland 59, Beloit Turner 21—Julia Thorson scored 11 points, and Kirsten Walker added 10 as McFarland (9-3, 7-1) ripped the Trojans (0-9, 0-7) to maintain a half-game lead over Jefferson in the Rock Valley North.

McFARLAND 59, TURNER 21

McFarland (59)—Blaser, 7; Eversoll, 7; Alsmo, 6; Ward, 6; Culver, 3; Stocks, 3; Jermier, 3; Steinhofer, 2; Thorson, 11; Walker, 10; Potts 1. Totals: 22-13-59.

Beloit Turner—Grover, 8; Purdy, 6; Crouse, 4; Koepke, 2; Hale, 1. Totals: 10-1-21.

McFarland 15 12 17 15—59

Beloit Turner 4 6 5 6—21

Three-point goals—McFarland 2 (Culver 1, Jermier 1). Free throws missed—McFarland 19, Beloit Turner 2. Total fouls—McFarland 11, Beloit Turner 20.

n Big Foot 51, East Troy 40—The Chiefs (4-5, 4-4) used a big fourth quarter to gain a Rock Valley crossover victory over the visiting Trojans (1-10, 1-6).

With the game tied early in the fourth quarter, Big Foot slowly pulled away, making 8 of 15 free throws down the stretch to secure a 16-8 advantage.

Haley Schwartz scored 15 points for Big Foot, including four three-point baskets. Jordyn Courier added 11 points, and Courtney Spangler had 10 for the Chiefs.

Caitlin Dolan scored 14 points for East Troy.

BIG FOOT 51, EAST TROY 40

East Troy (40)—Valentine, 4-2-10; Dolan, 4-6-14; Duncan, 1-0-2; Lambrechts, 0-3-3; Peter, 1-0-3; Sorenson, 1-0-2; Bakko, 2-2-6. Totals: 13-13-24-40.

Big Foot (51)—Thune, 1-3-5; Young, 1-0-2; Schwartz, 5-1-15; Hucovski, 1-4-6; Courier, 4-3-11; Spangler, 2-5-10; Utesch, 1-0-2; Totals: 15-16-29 51.

East Troy 9 10 13 8—40

Walworth Big Foot 13 9 13 16—51

Three-point goals—East Troy 1 (Peter), Big Foot 5 (Schwartz 4, Spangler). Free throws missed—East Troy 11, Big Foot 13. Total fouls—East Troy 19, Big Foot 13. Fouled out—Courier.

Junior varsity—East Troy 53, Big Foot 45.

n Whitewater 49, Clinton 41—The visiting Whippets (3-9, 3-5) rolled up a 25-15 advantage over the Cougars (4-5, 3-4) in the second half to gain a Rock Valley crossover win.

Whitewater’s Kesley Harms had 26 points, while Liz Althoff had 24 for the Cougars before fouling out.

WHITEWATER 49, CLINTON 41

Whitewater (49)—Je. Shellbourn, 1-0-2; Trewyn, 3-3-9; Harty, 1-0-2; Bowey, 3-0-6; Ju. Shellbourn, 0-2-2; Harms, 10-2-26; O’Brien, 1-0-2. Totals: 19-7-49.

Clinton (41)—Clark, 1-0-2; Althoff, 7-10-24; Schultz, 6-0-12; Kemp, 1-0-2. Totals: 15-10-41.

Whitewater 8 16 12 13—49

Clinton 16 10 8 7—41

Three-point goals—Whitewater 4 (Harms 2), Clinton 1 (Clark). Free throws missed—Whitewater 9, Clinton 13. Total fouls—Whitewater 18, Clinton 18. Fouled out—Schlutz, Althoff.