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Hi-Line Girls Basketball Roundup
North Star's Laynie Sattoriva, left, shoots over the Chester-Joplin-Inverness' defense during a District 9C girls game last week in Rudyard. The Knights are the defending 9C champions.
CJI's Tatum Hull, left, drives past a North Star defender during last weekend's District 9C girls game in Rudyard. The District 9C wraps up the regular season this weekend.
Averie Mattson lays up a shot during a 9C girls game in Rudyard last Friday.
Haddie Woods handles the ball during a 9C girls game in Rudyard last Friday.
Rainee Watson drives during a 9C girls game in Rudyard last Friday.
Kira King looks to shoot during a 9C girls game in Rudyard last Friday.
The Hi-Line girls basketball season is coming down the stretch as the postseason begins in the next few weeks. Several teams are looking to continue playing strong while others are just trying to grab momentum just in time for the postseason.
Hi-Line action tipped off this past Thursday night with a District 9C matchup between the Box Elder Bears and Chinook Sugarbeeters. The Bears have been at the top of the 9C most of this season and they showed why as they won 65-45. After Chinook jumped out to an early 13-8 lead, the Bears responded to take a 30-25 lead into halftime. The Sugarbeeters stayed close in the third quarter but Box Elder pulled away in the fourth to win. Kyla Momberg led the Bears with 17 points.
The Rocky Boy Morning Stars started their week with a 76-32 loss to Malta. The M-Ettes jumped out to an early 19-7 lead and they never looked back. Neferti Standing Rock led Rocky Boy with nine points in the loss.
Hi-Line basketball continued Friday when Chester-Joplin-Inverness opened its week with a 56-49 win over North Star. The Knights took an early 15-9 lead but the Hawks battled back to cut their deficit to 26-25 heading into halftime. The Hawks then dominated the third quarter to take a 40-32 lead and they held on in the fourth quarter to steal the win. Jayla Ramberg led CJI with 15 points while Rainee Watson scored 18.
The Hays-Lodge Pole Thunderbirds began their week with a 62-37 win over the Turner Tornadoes. The Thunderbirds made quick work of the Tornadoes as they jumped out to a 32-13 lead at halftime and coasted to victory in the second half. Jaedyn Chandler led HLP with 14 points while Dakota Krass scored 14 points for Turner.
The Box Elder Bears played again Saturday and they defeated the Big Sandy Pioneers 68-38. The Bears came out strong as they took a 30-12 lead into halftime before coasting to victory in the second half. Breanna Bacon led Box Elder with 15 points while the Pioneers were led by Eva Yeadon and Eva Wagoner with 14 points each.
In a non-conference game, the Fort Benton Longhorns defeated Conrad 42-33. After Conrad took a 10-6 lead in the first quarter, the Longhorns responded to take a 20-18 lead into halftime. Conrad stayed close in the second half but Fort Benton held on for the win. Hailee Wang led Fort Benton with 14 points in the contest.
The Fort Benton Longhorns played again Saturday but this time they lost, 61-41, to the Box Elder Bears. The Bears jumped out to an early 20-11 lead and pulled away the rest of the game. Momberg and Angela Gopher each scored 17 points to lead Box Elder to victory while the Longhorns were led by Ashlee Wang's 16 points.
In other 9C action, the Chinook Sugarbeeters defeated Turner 56-36. After taking a 14-8 lead in the first quarter, the Sugarbeeters continued to pull away as they led 33-16 at halftime. Turner played better in the second half but was unable to cut into the lead. Hallie Neibauer led Chinook with 24 points while Krass scored 11 for Turner.
The North Star Knights ended their week with a 50-49 win over the Big Sandy Pioneers. After an early 11-11 tie, the Pioneers took momentum for a 31-22 lead at halftime. But the Knights responded to cut their deficit to 40-34 in the third quarter. The Knights then outscored the Pioneers, 16-9, in the fourth quarter to win the game. Kaytlyn Domire led the Knights with 19 points while Laynie Sattoriva and Watson each scored 12 points. Yeadon led Big Sandy with 25 points.
The Harlem Wildcats ended their week with a 72-46 loss to Wolf Point. The Wildcats held an early 16-10 lead but Wolf Point stormed back to take a 35-20 lead. The Wildcats were unable to respond in the second half as Wolf Point pulled away for the win. Taya Trottier had a strong game for the Wildcats with 23 points.
The Hays-Lodge Pole Thunderbirds ended their week with a 54-36 win over the CJI Hawks. Hi-Line girls basketball will continue this week starting this Thursday.
Thursday
Box Elder 65, Chinook 45
BE - 8 22 14 20 - 65
CHI - 13 12 12 8 - 45
BE - Kyla Momberg 17, Breanna Bacon 16, Angela Gopher 13, Tayleigh Sutherland 9, Meiyah Sutherland 4, Mariah Arkinson 3, Annalise Johnson 2, Ariel Gopher 1.
Malta 76, Rocky Boy 32
RB - 7 7 4 14 - 32
MAL - 19 21 13 23 - 76
MAL - Addy Anderson 16, Justine Lamb 13, Arena Niebur 10, Maddie Williamson 9, Allison Kunze 7, Giona Lamb 6, Kylee Nelson 5, Elly Anderson 4, Brylee French 2, Gracie Honey 2, Lauren Tuss 2.
RB - Neferti Standing Rock 9, Jourdai Coffee 6, Jayci Demontiney 5, Abria Small Boy 5, Ella Moore 4.
HLP 62, Turner 37
HLP - 16 16 19 11 - 62
TUR - 7 6 5 19 - 37
TUR - Dakota Krass 14, Cassidy Grabofsky 10, Meridian Snider 6, Bridget Reed 3, Hannah Richman 2, Katie Kimmel 2.
HLP - Jaedyn Chandler 14, N. Shambo 12, Alliya Pretty Paint 10, Nina Fox 6, J. Gray 6, A. Blackcrow 6, A. Chandler 4, C. Shambo 3, K. Mount 1.
Friday
CJI 56, North Star 49
CJI - 9 16 15 16 - 56
NS - 15 11 8 15 - 49
NS - Rainee Watson 18, Laynie Sattoriva 16, Skyla Gilead 5, Kira King 5, Kaytlyn Domire 2, Mackenzee Sargent 2, Laramie Peterson 1.
CJI - Jayla Ramberg 15, Aria Miller 13, Tatum Hull 12, Haddie Woods 10, Avery Mattson 3, MaRae Smail 2, Aaliyah Standiford 1.
Box Elder 68, Big Sandy 38
BE - 12 18 22 16 - 68
BS - 6 6 14 12 - 38
BS - Eva Yeadon 14, Eva Wagoner 14, Jaihven Baumann 6, Jenny Sant 4.
BE - Breanna Bacon 15, Kyla Momberg 10, Angela Gopher 10, Meiyah Sutherland 9, Mariah Arkinson 9, Tayleigh Sutherland 8, Brielle Sunchild 5, Annalise Johnson 2.
Fort Benton 42, Conrad 33
CON - 10 8 10 5 - 33
FB - 6 14 11 11 - 42
FB - Hailee Wang 14, Casha Corder 10, Cloe Kalanick 5, Samantha Vielleux 4, Kylynn Nack 4, Ashlee Wang 3, Kaydyn LeFurgey 2.
CON - Maggie Bender 10, Brae Eneboe 10, Tala Eneboe 8, Petyon Vermulm 3, Taylor Evans 2.
Saturday
North Star 50, Big Sandy 49
NS - 11 11 12 16 - 50
BS - 11 20 9 9 - 49
NS - Kaytlyn Domire 19, Laynie Sattoriva 12, Rainee Watson 12, Kira King 7.
BS - Eva Yeadon 25, Eva Wagoner 10, Lainey Terry 5, Angie Sant 4, Jaihven Baumann 5, K. Galbavy 2.
Box Elder 61, Fort Benton 41
FB - 11 7 9 14 - 41
BE - 20 8 19 14 - 61
BE - Kyla Momberg 17, Angela Gopher 17, Mariah Arkinson 7, Breanna Bacon 6, Annalise Johnson 4, Makaela Kelly 3, Tayleigh Sutherland 3, Brielle Sunchild 2, Meiyah Sutherland 2.
FB - Ashlee Wang 16, Cloe Kalanick 10, Casha Corder 7, Kaydyn LeFurgey 6, Samantha Vielleux 2.
Wolf Point 72, Harlem 46
WP - 10 25 18 19 - 72
HAR - 16 4 12 14 - 46
HAR - Taya Trottier 23, Chloe Messerly 10, Aaraya Mount 7, Ma'Lea Moore 4, Vanise Little 2.
WP - Hamyanie Campbell 15, Josie Kolstad 15, Kaylandra St. Marks 12, Jelle Garfield 10, Sierra Hamilton 9, Katelyn Macdonald 7, Jaylee Azure 4.
Chinook 56, Turner 36
CHI - 14 19 9 14 - 56
TUR - 8 8 9 11 - 36
TUR - Dakota Krass 11, Cassidy Grabofsky 9, Katie Kimmel 6, Bridget Reed 3, Meridian King-Snider 3, Hannah Richman 2.
CHI - Hallie Neibauer 24, Britton Elliot 8, Torin Cecrle 6, Bree Swanson 5, Alexus Seymour 4, Teagan Richman 4, Hannah Schoen 3, Anna Terry 2, Jenna Liddle 2.
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