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Southwestern A girls 6-0 versus Northwestern A

| December 13, 2008 1:00 AM

The Daily Inter Lake

CORVALLIS - It was a rough day for Northwestern A's girls basketball teams at the Tip-Off Tournament on Friday.

Southwestern A won all six of the matchups with its rival conference.

Southwestern A won three of the games by 15 points or more.

In the closest game of the day, Corvallis hung on to defeat Whitefish 39-37.

Whitefish, 0-1, outscored Corvallis 16-9 in the fourth period to make it close.

Kate Klundt scored 17 points to lead the Bulldogs.

Tournament action resumes today.

Corvallis 5 13 12 9 - 39

Whitefish 8 7 6 16 - 37

CORVALLIS - Whitney Henderson 10, Megan Auch 19, Kelsey Lemon 3, Jenny Wissenbach 2, Amber Bradshaw 1, Whit Cranmore 1, Amanda Jessop 2

WHITEFISH - Torie Powell 8, Kate Klundt 17, Karissa Demarcu 2, Olivia Nagler 2, Beth Donovan 1, Cullen 3, Paula Oliveira 4

Dillon 40,

Columbia Falls 36

Dillon outscored Columbia Falls 11-6 in the fourth quarter to pull out a victory.

The Wildkats, 0-1, held a 30-29 lead heading into the final eight minutes of play.

Alyssa Ladenberg paced Columbia Falls with 11 points.

Dillon 13 9 7 11 - 40

Columbia Falls 12 8 10 6 - 36

DILLON - Danielle Staudenmeyer 2, Anna Brammer 4, Alex Brammer 6, Kelsi Nordahl 16, Jacy Suenram 3, Alyse Baker 7, Grace Zitzer 2

COLUMBIA FALLS - Brook Cady 4, Kayla DeWit 8, Alyssa Ladenberg 11, Shay Grilley 6, Shiloh Knudsen 1, Kelsey DeWit 6

Anaconda 68, Libby 51

Anaconda bolted to a 19-6 advantage and never looked back.

The Copperheads took a 40-25 lead into the locker room at the half.

Jackie Mee had a big offensive outing for Libby, 0-1, leading all scorers with 26 points. Jaime Gilden tallied 11.

Anaconda 19 21 18 10 - 68

Libby 6 19 15 11 - 51

ANACONDA - Tory Hill 29, Lisa Laslovich 18, McCall Flynn 4, Shannon Ryan 5, Rachel Wagner 1, Cara McNeil 1, Chelsea Galle 7, Emily Morani 1, Teryn Green 2

LIBBY - LaRona Luscher 2, Mysha Martin 2, Brittany Martin 7, Jaime Gilden 11, Malena Sweet 1, Jackie Mee 26, Alex Kulbeck 2

Frenchtown 50,

Polson 35

Polson stumbled out of the gate, going scoreless in the first eight minutes as Frenchtown rolled to a 15-point victory.

Polson, 0-1, bounced back with an 18-point second quarter.

Rochelle Woods had 11 points to pace Polson.

Frenchtown 16 5 13 16 - 50

Polson 0 18 8 9 - 35

FRENCHTOWN - Jenny Morse 1, Brady Nordahl 2, Sarah Lester 2, Laura Geis 10, Kendra Wabaunsee 7, Brittany Belker 5, Jennifer Brown 7, Shelby Russ 15

POLSON - Amanda James 7, Staci Benson 3, Sierra Pete 7, Breanne Kelley 6, Rochelle Woods 11, Nicole Davey 1

Stevensville 61,

Ronan 53

Ronan led at the half, 26-24, but was outscored after that 35-27.

Kaylee Larson tallied 10 points for Ronan, 0-1, and Carli Starkel followed with 15.

Ronan's best offensive quarter was its last, when it scored 18 points.

Stevensville 15 9 19 16 - 61

Ronan 12 14 9 18 - 53

STEVENSVILLE - Baylee Bergman 2, Sherry Walters 5, McKenzie Sebastian 4, Brekka Johnson 6, Lindsey Thorstad 2, Alexa Omlid 9, Maddie Jones 11, Blaire Brookshire 23

RONAN - Taylor Lynch 3, Kaylee Larson 17, Jordan Strozzi 9, Carli Starkel 15, Alice VanGunten 8

Hamilton 62, Bigfork 45

Hamilton exploded for 22-point quarters in the first and fourth to crush Bigfork.

The Broncs, however, tallied just nine points in both second and third periods.

Roxy Thurman led Bigfork, 0-1, in scoring with 12 points. Mallery Knoll was next with 11.

Hamilton 22 9 9 22 - 62

Bigfork 6 12 15 12 - 45

HAMILTON - Misha Trotter 20, Ali Mildenberger 2, Kaurie Albert 7, Ashley Albert 16, Annie Schultz 16

BIGFORK - Mallery Knoll 11, Quinci Paine 2, Arianna Schuts 2, Lila Cenis 2, Taylor Peck 8, Roxy Thurman 12, Caitlin Charlebois 5, Signa McLeod 7