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Parkview girls cruise into key battle with McFarland

Rock Valley

girls basketball

League Season

W L W L

NORTH

Jefferson 7 1 7 3

McFarland 7 2 9 4

Edgerton 4 4 5 7

Whitewater 3 5 3 9

Evansville 1 6 1 9

East Troy 1 7 1 11

SOUTH

Parkview 9 0 12 1

Brodhead 6 1 7 2

Big Foot 4 4 5 5

Clinton 4 4 5 5

Palmyra-Eagle 2 6 3 9

Beloit Turner 0 8 0 10

RESULTS MONDAY

North

Edgerton 45, East Troy 36

South

Parkview 80, Turner 32

Clinton 54, Palmyra-Eagle 32

Nonconference

Delavan-Darien 54, Evansville 21

GAMES THURSDAY

Parkview at McFarland

Brodhead at Edgerton

Clinton at Jefferson

Turner at Whitewater

Big Foot at Evansville

Palmyra-Eagle at East Troy

There’s no stopping Orfordville Parkview High School’s girls basketball team these days.

The Vikings, No. 8 in the AP Division 3 state ratings, tuned up for key test Thursday at McFarland by crushing Turner, 80-32, in a Rock Valley South makeup game Monday night at Beloit.

In rolling past the winless Trojans (0-10, 0-8), the Vikings pushed their South Division record to 9-0 and improved to 12-1 overall.

Melissa Harnack and Jenna Larsen scored eight points apiece in the first half to lead Parkview to a 37-20 lead.

Larsen finished with a game-high 23 points. Harnack added 15, while Jasmine Koch and April Wellnitz scored 11 points apiece for the Vikings.

PARKVIEW 80, TURNER 32

Parkview (80)—Danielson, 1-0-2; Harnack, 6-2-15; Neal, 1-1-3; Suiter, 1-0-2; Larsen, 8-6-23; Aasen, 2-1-6; Ryan, 1-1-3; Koch, 4-1-11; Oldenberg, 2-0-4; Wellnitz, 3-5-11. Totals: 29-17-80.

Turner (32)—Krause, 3-3-9; Hale, 1-0-2; Harrison, 0-1-1; Lyman, 0-1-1; Grover, 4-1-9; Purdy, 0-2-2; Peach, 2-0-4; Snippen, 2-0-4. Totals: 12-8-32.

Orfordville Parkview 15 22 18 25—80

Beloit Turner 6 14 6 6—32

Three-point goals—Parkview 5 (Harnack, Larsen, Aasen, Koch 2). Free throws missed—Parkview 12, Turner 4. Total fouls—Parkview 16, Turner 22. Fouled out—Snippen.

n Clinton 54, Palmyra Eagle 32—Maggie Schultz scored nine of her 12 points in the first quarter to help propel the Cougars (5-5, 4-4) past the Panthers (3-9, 2-6) in a Rock Valley South makeup game.

Clinton built a 23-13 first-quarter advantage and was in control the rest of the way.

Clinton’s Liz Althoff scored a game-high 20 points, and teammate Olivia Nickel added 10. Liz Madecky led the Panthers with 13.

CLINTON 54, PALMYRA EAGLE 32

Palmyra Eagle (32)—McGivern 2-2-6, Hawes 1-1-3, Madecky 6-1-13, Blaedow 1-0-2, Martin 2-4-8. Totals: 12-8-32.

Clinton (54)—Nickel 4-2-10, Clark 1-0-3, Althoff 7-5-20, Jeffers 1-1-3, Schultz 4-4-12, Popanz 1-0-2, Kemp 2-0-4. Totals: 20-12-54.

Palmyra Eagle 13 7 6 4—32

Clinton 23 13 6 12—54

Three-point goals—Clinton 2 (Clark, Althoff). Free throws missed—Palmyra Eagle 8, Clinton 9. Total fouls—Palmyra Eagle 18, Clinton 16.

Junior varsity—Clinton 83, Palmyra Eagle 24.

n Edgerton 45, East Troy 36—Meggie Schmidt topped off a 21-point night by making seven of eight free throws in the fourth quarter to lock up Edgerton’s Rock Valley North victory over visiting East Troy.

The Crimson Tide (5-7, 4-4) used a 14-4 advantage in the third quarter to build a 32-20 lead, and Schmidt scored 11 of her team’s final 13 points.

Brooke Lambrechts had 15 points for the Trojans (1-11, 1-7).

EDGERTON 45, EAST TROY 36

East Troy (36)—Dolan, 2-1-5; Duncan, 1-3-5; Lambrechts, 5-5-15; Peter, 2-0-5; Fails, 0-2-2; Bakko, 2-0-4. Totals: 12-11-36.

Edgerton (45)—McCall, 3-0-7; LaVelle, 1-0-2; Schmidt, 6-8-21; Fritz, 2-1-6; Gimmer, 2-1-5; Stettler, 1-2-4. Totals: 15-12-45.

East Troy 9 8 4 16—36

Edgerton 13 5 14 13—45

Three-point goals—East Troy 1 (Peter), Edgerton 3 (McCall, Schmidt, Fritz). Free throws missed—East Troy 5, Edgerton 5. Total fouls—East Troy 15, Edgerton 15.

Nonconference

Delavan-Darien High School’s girls basketball team rolled to 11-1 for the season with a 54-21 nonconference victory Monday night at Evansville.

Courtney Flood had 16 point to pace the Comets, who had 11 scorers and played without 6-2 sophomore Alana Cesarz. Callie Reese had 11 points for the Blue Devils (1-9).

DELAVAN-DARIEN 54, EVANSVILLE 21

Delavan-Darien (54)—Schutt, 1-0-2; Moehling, 0-3-3; Logterman, 1-2-4; Peyer, 0-2-2; Collins, 4-0-8; Wenzel, 2-3-7; Flood, 7-1-16; Epping, 0-5-5; J. Hudson, 1-0-2; Brown, 1-0-2; Getka, 1-1-3. Totals: 18-17-54.

Evansville (21)—O’Leary, 0-1-1; Phalin, 0-1-1; Westrick, 1-0-2; Reese, 5-0-11; Beck, 1-0-2; Gregg, 1-1-3; Mills, 0-1-1. Totals: 8-4-21.

Delavan-Darien 17 15 11 11—54

Evansville 4 7 5 5—21

Three-point goals—Delavan-Darien 1 (Flood), Evansville 1 (Reese). Free throws missed—Delavan-Darien 9, Evansville 12. Total fouls—Delavan-Darien 18, Evansville 17.

n Oregon 62, Elkhorn 46—The host Panthers jumped off to an 18-2 lead and went on to a nonconference win over the Elks.

Laura Atkinson scored 18 of her season-high 27 points in the first half for Oregon (11-3). Teammate Kayla Crowley added 12 points. Ashlyn Anderson scored 18 for the Elks (5-6).

OREGON 62, ELKHORN 46

Elkhorn (46)—Entwistle, 0-1-1; White, 1-0-3; Larsen, 1-2-4; Reeves, 3-1-7; Anderson, 6-6-18; Nelson, 1-0-2; Schahczinski, 2-0-4; May, 2-3-7. Totals: 16-13-46.

Oregon (62)—Crowley, 5-0-12; Gundlach, 2-1-6; K. Hanson, 2-1-3; Atkinson, 11-3-27; Ker Hanson, 1-3-5; Cook, 2-0-4; Kleitsch, 1-3-5. Totals: 23-11-62.

Elkhorn 9 12 13 12—46

Oregon 18 9 16 19—62

Three-point goals—Elkhorn 1 (White), Oregon 5 (Crowley 2, Gundlach, Atkinson 2). Free throws missed—Elkhorn 13, Oregon 2. Total fouls—Elkhorn 13, Oregon 18.

Junior varsity—Oregon 36, Elkhorn 29.

n Big Foot 55, Harvard 37—The Chiefs jumped off to a 15-4 lead, but they needed a strong second half to pull away a 23-19 edge in a nonconference win over visiting Harvard, Ill.

Jordyn Courier led the way with 15 points as Big Foot evened its season record at 5-5.

BIG FOOT 55, HARVARD 37

Harvard (37)—K. Stricker, 3-1-7; Cisneros, 2-0-4; Listebar, 2-2-6; Cradic, 6-2-14; Scott, 2-2-6. Totals: 15-7-37.

Big Foot (55)—Thune, 3-0-6; Young, 2-2-6; Schwartz, 2-5-9; Abel, 1-0-3; Hucovski, 1-0-3; Courier, 6-3-15; Spangler, 2-3-8; Loth, 2-0-4; Utesch, 1-0-2. Totals: 20-13-55.

Harvard, Ill. 4 15 10 8—37

Walworth Big Foot 15 8 16 16—55

Three-point goals—Big Foot 2 (Hucovski, Spangler). Free throws missed—Harvard 8, Big Foot 12. Total fouls—Harvard 19, Big Foot 16. Fouled out—Scott.