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Stoughton girls remain undefeated

The Stoughton High girls basketball team remained perfect on the season thanks to a key Badger South Conference win over Milton on Saturday night.

Tessa Mersberger and Patricia Dumas scored 13 points each to lead the Vikings to a 49-41 win.

Stoughton (7-0, 3-0) trailed by two after one quarter but used a 14-5 advantage in the second quarter in building a 7-point halftime lead.

Sydney Harms had 13 points to lead Milton (3-3, 0-2), while Morgan Blumer chipped in 10.

STOUGHTON 49, MILTON 41

Stoughton (49)—Dumas, 5-2-13; Schultz, 5-0-10; Mersberger, 5-0-13; Gross, 1-0-3; Robson, 2-2-6; Hobson, 2-0-4. Totals: 20-4-49.

Milton (41)—Blumer, 4-2-10; S. Stair, 2-1-6; Zamzow, 2-0-5; Gransee, 0-1-1; Westrick, 2-0-5; Davis, 0-1-1; Harms, 6-1-13.

Stoughton 12 14 11 12—49

Milton 14 5 11 11—41

Three-point goals—Stoughton 5 (Mersberger 3, Dumas, Gross), Milton 3 (Stair, Gransee, Westrick). Free throws missed—Stoughton 3, Milton 4. Total fouls—Stoughton 14, Milton 15.

-- Palmyra-Eagle 41, Faith Christian 22—The host Panthers raced out to an 11-4 lead after one quarter and coasted to the nonconference win Monday night.

McKayla Mehring led Palmyra-Eagle (2-6) with nine points.

McKenzie Skrede had nine points to lead Faith Christian (2-5).

PALMYRA-EAGLE 41, FAITH CHRISTIAN 22

Faith Christian (22)—Swedberg, 1-0-2; Knudtson, 2-0-4; Skrede, 4-0-9; Thomas, 2-0-4; Keizer, 1-0-2; Bunker, 0-1-1. Totals: 10-1-22.

Palmyra-Eagle (41)—Mohr, 3-0-6; Cardenas, 2-0-6; Byal, 2-2-6; Watts, 0-1-1; Mehring, 4-1-9; Giese, 2-0-6; Martens, 2-3-7. Totals: 15-7-41.

Faith Christian 4 5 5 8—22

Palmyra-Eagle 11 5 15 10—41

Three-point goals—Faith Christian 1 (Skrede), Palmyra-Eagle 4 (Giese 2, Cardenas 2). Free throws missed—Faith Christian 4, Palmyra-Eagle 11. Total fouls—Faith Christian 11, Palmyra-Eagle 12.

-- Whitewater 48, Cambridge 24—The unbeaten Whippets doubled up on the Blue Jays in the nonconference win.

Junior forward Brooke Trewyn had 23 points to lead Whitewater (8-0), while Sarah Schumacher added 13. Monica Muth led Cambridge with 12.

WHITEWATER 48, CAMBRIDGE 24

Cambridge (24)—Currie, 1-0-2; Muth, 4-1-12; Jensen, 0-1-1; Nikolay, 1-0-2; Smith, 1-0-2; Hensel, 1-0-2; Clary, 1-1-3. Totals: 9-3-24.

Whitewater (48)—Reynolds, 2-1-5; Dolan, 1-1-3; Trewyn, 8-6-23; Hookstead, 1-0-2; Schumacher, 5-3-13; Walker, 1-0-2. Totals: 18-11-48.

Cambridge 2 2 8 12—24

Whitewater 10 17 13 8—48

Three-point goals—Cambridge 3 (Muth 3), Whitewater 1 (Trewyn). Free throws missed—Cambridge 4, Whitewater 12. Total fouls—Cambridge 16, Whitewater 15.