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Hi-Line Girls Basketball Roundup
North Star's Laynie Sattoriva handles the ball during a District 9C girls game against Box Elder last Friday night in Rudyard. The Knights beat the Bears
Box Elder's Daelyn Henderson, left, drives toward a North Star defender during last Friday's game at North Star. There are only two weeks left in the District 9C regular season.
Just two weeks remain in the 2023 girls basketball season on the Hi-Line, and that means, every game sure does count.
A big week last week started all the way back Monday when the Fort Benton girls demolished Conrad 56-35, while Thursday night, the North Star Knights took down the Conrad Cowgirls 60-22.
North Star continued its strong play Friday night with a 44-36 win over Box Elder. The Knights trailed by four points at halftime, but used a 25-16 scoring advantage in the second half. Laynie Sattoriva led North Star with 18 points and Rainee Watson scored 10. Melyah Oats led the Bears with 14 points.
Fort Benton moved forward, as well, as the Longhorns beat Hays-Lodge Pole 49-32. Emmerson Giese shot the lights out, draining 28 points. Hailee Wang chipped in with nine points. Alliya Pretty Paint netted 10 points for the Thunderbirds.
Turner was a winner Friday night as well. The Tornadoes beat rival Dodson 50-41. Dakota Krass tallied 13 points, Cassidy Grabofsky netted 12 and Meridian Snider 10 for the Tornadoes. Bridget Reed contributed seven points. Kataya KillEagle had a big game for Dodson, dropping 24 points to lead all scorers.
Also, in a big 9C game Friday night, Chinook rolled past Chester-Joplin-Inverness, 64-33. The Sugarbeeters remained unbeaten on the season powering past the Hawks. Hallie Neibauer led the way with 19 points. Bree Swanson hit for 16 points and Hannah Schoen added nine. Aaliyah Standiford and Jayla Ramberg led the Hawks with eight points each.
Saturday night, Box Elder rolled past Turner 68-49. The Bears scored 20 points in the first quarter as they earned a win at home. Melyah Oats led the Bears with 23 points to improve to 6-5, 8-6. Dakota Krass and Cassidy Grabofsky each scored 12 points apiece for the Tornadoes (1-9, 3-11).
Big Sandy also got a big conference win Saturday night as the Pioneers beat Fort Benton 53-48. The Pioneers earned their sixth conference win (9-5 overall) against a gritty Fort Benton team. Eva Yeadon dropped 26 points for the Pioneers, with Jaihaven Baumann adding 12 and Keira Gabavy eight. Casha Corder tallied 18 points for the Longhorns. Emmerson Giese chipped in with eight points.
Chinook kept on rolling, too. The Beeters crushed HLP 64-32. Hallie Neibauer scored 25 points, Alexus Seymour dropped 19 and Bree Swanson chipped in with eight points for the Sugarbeeters, who remained perfect on the season at 11-0 and 14-0.
CJI also earned a non-conference win over Sunburst, 64-56 Saturday night. Brynn Kammerzell tallied 14 points, Brie Mattson 12 and MaRae Small 10. Claire Bucklin shot the lights out for Sunburst, netting 26 points. Nikki Nau drained 12 points for the Refiners.
FRIDAY
Turner 50, Dodson 41
Dodson 10 12 10 9 - 41
Turner 17 11 10 12 - 50
DODSON: Kataya KillEagle 24; Jazlyn KillEagle 8; Jaymee Stiffarm 3; Emma Cole 2; Lindsey Fetter 2; Trinity Crawford 2.
TURNER: Dakota Krass 13; Cassidy Grabofsky 12; Meridian Snider 10; Bridget Reed 7; Natalie Richman 4; Abby Grabofsky 2; Ali Doyle 2.
Chinook 64, CJI 33
Chinook 16 20 20 8 - 64
CJI 7 14 10 2 - 33
CHINOOK: Hallie Neibauer 19; Bree Swanson 16; Alexus Seymour 14; Hannah Schoen 9; Jenna Liddle 4.
CHESTER-JOPLIN-INVERNESS: Aaliyah Standiford 8; Jayla Ramberg 8; Sydney Hawks 6; MaRae Smail 6; Mariah Ramberg 4; Brynn Kammerzell 3.
Big Sandy 56, DGSD 54 (OT)
DGSD 18 9 7 10 10 - 54
Big Sandy 11 6 11 16 12 - 56
Big Sandy - N/A.
Fort Benton 49, Hays-Lodge Pole 32
Fort Benton 9 6 20 14 - 49
Hays-Lodgepole 7 10 5 10 - 32
FORT BENTON: Emmerson Giese 28; Hailee Wang 9; Angeline Riener 3; Laela Borero 3; Kylynn Nack 2; Addison Reichelt 2; Casha Corder 1; Kaydyn LeFurgey 1.
HAYS-LODGE POLE: Alliya Pretty Paint 10; Angela Blackcrow 5; Hadley Not Afraid 4; Chaynell McConnell 2; Hailey Walker-Matte 2.
SATURDAY
Box Elder 68, Turner 49
Turner 9 14 9 17 - 49
Box Elder 20 17 15 16 - 68
TURNER: Dakota Krass 12; Cassidy Grabofsky 12; Abby Grabofsky 10; Ali Doyle 10; Bridget Reed 3; Natalie Richman 1.
BOX ELDER: Melyah Oats 23; Unknown Rosette 13; Tayleigh Sunchild 10; Wapan Blackbird 8; Dalelyn Henderson 4; Talyna Bacon 4; A. Henry 3; S. Raining 2; Cheyenne WIndy Boy 1.
Big Sandy 53, Fort Benton 48
Big Sandy 18 7 10 18 - 53
Fort Benton 15 10 4 19 - 48
BIG SANDY: Eva Yeadon 26; Jaihaven Baumann 12; Keira Ga;bavy 8; Alex Worrall 4; Angie Sant 3.
FORT BENTON: Casha Corder 18; Emmerson Giese 8; Hailee Wang 7; Kaydyn LeFurgey 6; Sarah Clark 4; Angeline Riener 2; Addison Reichelt 2; Kylynn Nack 1.
Chinook 64, Hays-Lodge pole 32
Hays-Lodge Pole 11 2 6 13 - 32
Chinook 18 15 15 16 - 64
CHINOOK: Hallie Neibauer 25; Alexus Seymour 19; Bree Swanson 8; Hannah Schoen 6; Sami Malsam 3; Jenna Liddle 2; Addison Olsen 1.
HLP - N/A.
CJI 64, Sunburst 56
CJI 15 18 23 8 - 64
Sunburst 15 10 12 19 - 56
CHESTER-JOPLIN-INVERNESS: Sydney Hawks 26; Brynn Kammerzell 14; Brie Mattson 12; MaRae Smail 10; Sydney Hawks 8; Aaliyah Standiford 8; Jayla Ramberg 8; Wrien Wolery 4.
SUNBURST: Nikki Nau 12; Tara Robins 9; Ella Samsal 7; Victoria Carlisle 2.
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