Editor’s\u00a0note: Games will be reported as we receive them throughout the night.<\/em><\/p>\n \u00a0\u2022 No. 4 Helena 57, Kalispell Glacier 45<\/em>:<\/em> Jaxan Lieberg<\/strong> hit for 24 points and the Bengals built a 29-15 first-half lead en route to their sixth win of the season. Colter Petre<\/strong> netted eight points, and Dylan Mosness<\/strong> and Dylan Christman<\/strong> added seven points each. Cohen Kastelitz<\/strong> drained 17 points for the Wolfpack. Tyler McDonald<\/strong> chipped in with eight.<\/p>\n \u2022 No. 5 Bozeman Gallatin 67, Billings Senior 61<\/em>:<\/em> Garrett Dahlke<\/strong> scored 14 points and three other Raptors reached double figures as Gallatin outscored the Broncs 37-17 between the second and third quarters. Senior held an 18-13 lead after the first quarter, but the Raptors turned that deficit into a 50-35 lead heading into the fourth. Quinn Clark<\/strong> added 13 points, Zad Rodarte<\/strong> 12 and Eli Hunter<\/strong> 11 for the Raptors. Mackey Burckley<\/strong> and Teylor Ronish<\/strong> led Senior with 16 points and Jaiden Turner<\/strong> finished with 13.<\/p>\n \u00a0\u2022 No. 2 Billings West 63, Great Falls CMR 40<\/em>:<\/em> Mitchell Fogelsong<\/strong> scored 14 points to lead a balanced offense for the Golden Bears. Billy Carlson<\/strong> added 11 points, and Teagan Balfanz<\/strong> and Cooper Tyson<\/strong> both finished with 10 as the Bears took a double-digit lead in the second quarter and didn’t relenquish it. Trigg Mapes<\/strong> of CMR scored 18 points to lead all scorers.<\/p>\n \u00a0\u2022 Bozeman 65, No. 3 Billings Skyview 57<\/em>:<\/em> Trailing 46-42 going into the final quarter the Hawks mounted a furious rally, outscoring the Falcons 23-11 down the stretch. Kellen Harrison<\/strong> led the offense with 17 points. Jake Casagranda<\/strong> scored 11 and Chapman Wiehardt<\/strong> added seven. Lane Love<\/strong> poured in 27 points for the Falcons to lead all scorers. Ben Howells<\/strong> netted 12 and Anthony Schacht<\/strong> 10.<\/p>\n \u2022 No. 3 Billings Central 60, Glendive 53<\/em>:<\/em> For the second night in a row, the Rams erased an early deficit to come away with a victory. Kyler Northrop<\/strong> dropped in six 3-pointers and finished with 23 points to help wipe out an 18-point deficit in the second quarter. Kaden McMinn<\/strong> added 10 points for the Rams. Michael Murphy<\/strong> scored 22 points for Glendive, which was outscored 43-24 in the second half.<\/p>\n \u00a0\u2022 No. 5 Hamilton 61, Dillon 60 (OT):<\/em> The Broncs (8-1) were one point better in overtime in a terrific game. Asher Magness<\/strong> knocked down 22 points lead all scorers. Cole Dickemore<\/strong> netted 15 and Eli Taylor<\/strong> collected 12. Kyler Engellant<\/strong> carried the Beavers offense with 19 points. Eli Nourse<\/strong> scored 10 and Kee Christiansen<\/strong> seven.<\/p>\n \u00a0\u2022 Miles City 88, Baker 52:<\/em> The Cowboys left the Spartans in the dust with a 29-7 first quarter, and improved to 7-2 on the season. Ryder Lee<\/strong> continued his hot shooting with 29 points, leading 10 players in the scoring column. Cooper O’Connor<\/strong> and Gentre Coulter<\/strong> netted 16 and 14 points respectively for the Spartans (4-5).<\/p>\n \u2022 Huntley Project 55, Colstrip 20<\/em>:<\/em> The Red Devils upped their record to 7-2, overpowering the Colts (1-7). Anderson McNiven<\/strong> hit for 15 points, with Parker Cook<\/strong> netting 14. David Wohlfeil<\/strong> chipped in with eight points. No stats were reported for Colstrip.<\/p>\n \u2022 Jefferson 56, Townsend 53<\/em>:<\/em> The Bulldogs saw their 28-22 halftime lead evaporate in the third as the Panthers went on a 13-6 run to go in front 35-34 entering the fourth quarter. Jefferson held on, winning the final stanza 21-19. Dalton Noble<\/strong> scored 22 points and Zach Zody<\/strong> collected 11 for Jefferson. Eric Eichinger<\/strong> led Townsend with 16 points. Jesus Garcia<\/strong> netted 15 and Ryan Racht<\/strong> 11.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u2022 No. 9 Malta 64, Shelby 49<\/em>:<\/em> The Mustangs grabbed a 19-9 first-quarter lead and improved to 7-3. Stockton Oxarart<\/strong> drained 17 points. Bodhi Brenden<\/strong> scored 13 and Treyton Wilke<\/strong> 12. Kaden Bishop<\/strong> contributed nine. Kyle McDermott<\/strong> knocked down 22 points and Randon Richman<\/strong> 15 for the Coyotes.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u2022 Cascade 70, Valier 18:<\/em> James Lewis<\/strong> hit for 16 points, Caiden Sekutorski<\/strong> netted 12 and Carter Casavant<\/strong> added 10 for the Badgers, who won their seventh game of the season.<\/p>\n \u2022 Terry 51, Jordan 42:<\/em> Leonardo Mogni<\/strong> dropped 15 points, Luke Holden<\/strong> scored nine and Logan Murr<\/strong> seven for the Terriers. No stats were reported for Jordan.<\/p>\n \u2022 Plenty Coups 66, Fromberg 57:<\/em> The Warriors earned their second victory of the season, getting a monster game from Ledrain Hugs<\/strong>, who netted 30 points. Enson Kills Pretty Enemy<\/strong> scored 13 points. Brandon Dobson<\/strong> drained 24 points for the Falcons, with Ciaran McKevitt<\/strong> dropping 20.<\/p>\n \u2022 No. 10 Drummond 57, Victor 32:<\/em> Colt Parsons<\/strong> buried 21 points, Ben Bradshaw<\/strong> contributed nine, and Brody Rasor<\/strong> and Mike James<\/strong> hit for seven points each. Jordan Mclane<\/strong> drained 14 points and Brandon Bowen<\/strong> nine for Victor.<\/p>\n \u2022 Fairview 67, Bainville 51:<\/em> The Warriors improved to 7-1, getting 30 points from Hunter Sharbono<\/strong>. Tyler Loan<\/strong> tallied 17 points and Jeff Tjelde<\/strong> hit for 10. Bainville’s Ayden Knudsen<\/strong> knocked down 31 points to lead all scorers. Charles Butikofer<\/strong> scored 10 points.<\/p>\n \u2022 Sheridan 53, Lima 31:<\/em> Trey Schrank<\/strong> scored 19 points and Cade Cathey<\/strong> drained 11 for Sheridan. Gunnar Decker<\/strong> added six points and Caden Theis<\/strong> five. No stats were reported for Lima.<\/p>\n \u2022 Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 46, Centerville 38:<\/em> Axel Becker<\/strong> scored 15 points, Kain Vincent<\/strong> hit for 13 and Tyce Smith<\/strong> netted 12 for the Bearcats. Luke Kelley<\/strong> led the Miners with 15 points. Keegan Klasner<\/strong> tallied 14 points.<\/p>\n \u2022 Noxon 56, Alberton 21:<\/em> The Red Devils logged their first win of the season, grabbing an 18-0 first-quarter lead and keeping the heat on the Panthers the rest of the way. Justice Kaiser<\/strong> and Ricky Williams<\/strong> scored 11 points apiece, Brian Risch<\/strong> tallied eight points and Aiden Curry<\/strong> added seven. Jonah Renaud<\/strong> scored 10 points for Alberton, with Shea Fredette<\/strong> contributing nine.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u2022 Yellowstone County Homeschool Knights 73, Foothills Christian 60:<\/em> The Knights evened their record at 4-4, riding a monster game from Jesiah Stutts<\/strong>, who burned the nets for 38 points. Luke Sullivan<\/strong> scored 14 points. Rafe Thompson<\/strong> led FCS with 23 points, with Greg Nicholson<\/strong> draining 14 points and Mason Cyr<\/strong> adding 11.<\/p>\n \u2022 Helena 58, Kalispell Glacier 49:<\/em> Alex Bullock<\/strong> knocked down 21 points, Ashley Koenig<\/strong> scored eight and Madi Todorovich<\/strong> seven as the Bengals (4-3) picked up the road win. Avery Kraft<\/strong> added seven points and McKenna Morris<\/strong> pitched in with six. Reese Ramey<\/strong> dropped 17 points for the Wolfpack (2-6), with Noah Fincher<\/strong> and Sarah Downs<\/strong> netting 10 points each.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u2022 No. 2 Helena Capital 47, Kalispell Flathead 28:<\/em> The Bruins moved to 6-1 with a road win at Kalispell, limiting the Bravettes to just 13 first-half points. Megan Swanson<\/strong> carried the offense with 21 points. Kayla Almquist<\/strong> tallied six points. Kennedy Moore<\/strong> scored 10 points to lead the Bravettes. Avery Chouinard<\/strong> contributed eight.<\/p>\n \u2022 No. 5 Billings West 70, Great Falls CMR 40:<\/em> The Golden Bears seized a quick 17-2 lead to remain unbeaten in conference play at 4-0. Layla Baumann<\/strong> netted a game-high 16 points. Elle Stock<\/strong> and Halle Haber<\/strong> scored 12 points each, and Kourtney Grossman<\/strong> hit for 10. Rhema Pace<\/strong> scored 11 points for the Rustlers, with Kacey Christensen<\/strong> adding nine.<\/p>\n \u2022 Billings Senior 62, No. 3 Bozeman Gallatin 55:<\/em> Lauren Cummings<\/strong> had another big game in helping the Broncs win their third straight. Cummings scored 27 points, giving the senior guard 60 in her last two games. She scored 33 in a win over Bozeman on Friday night. Viennah Meyer<\/strong> added 12 points for the Broncs, who had a four-point lead at halftime. Karsen Breeding<\/strong> had 14 points and Novelle McQuiston<\/strong> netted 11 to lead the Raptors.<\/p>\n \u2022 No. 1<\/em> Billings Skyview 71, Bozeman 38:<\/em> Breanna Williams<\/strong> shot the lights out with 28 points, Charlize Davis<\/strong> dropped 22 and the Falcons powered past the Hawks, outscoring them 44-21 in the first half. Clara Fox<\/strong> scored 13 points for Bozeman, with Tailyn Black<\/strong> adding nine and Tyra Opperman<\/strong> seven.<\/p>\n \u00a0\u2022 No. 1 Billings Central 73, Glendive 36:<\/em> Kamryn Reinker<\/strong> hit four 3-pointers and finished with 22 points despite not scoring a point in the first quarter as the Rams went on to win their eighth game in a row to start the season. Coral Old Bull<\/strong> added 14 points for Central, which had a 36-15 lead by halftime. Mallory Robinson<\/strong> made three 3-pointers and went 4 for 4 from the foul line to lead Glendive with 13 points.<\/p>\n \u00a0\u2022 Polson 52, Ronan 49:<\/em> In a back-and-forth game, the Pirates edged the Maidens 17-14 in the final stanza for the win. Mila Hawk<\/strong> dropped 15 points, with Julia Barnard<\/strong> and Nikki Kendall<\/strong> adding 12 points each. Arianna Zepeda<\/strong> knocked down 15 points for the Maidens. Olivia Heiner<\/strong> scored 11 points and Leina Ulutoa<\/strong> netted 10.<\/p>\n \u2022 No. 2 Dillon 45, Hamilton 41:<\/em> The Beavers (10-0) survived a fierce challenge from the Broncs to remain unbeaten. Halle Fitzgerald<\/strong> scored 21 points and Leila Stennerson<\/strong> collected 10. Kenleigh Graham<\/strong> added seven. No stats were reported for Hamilton (5-4).<\/p>\n \u00a0\u2022 No. 4 Malta 80, Shelby 45:<\/em> The M-ettes led 50-16 at halftime and cruised to their fifth straight win in conference play. Allison Kunze<\/strong> led 10 players in the scoring column with 22 points. Madison Williamson<\/strong> dropped 12 points, Brylee French<\/strong> scored 11 and Denver Tuss<\/strong> chipped in with eight. Adele Lamb<\/strong> hit for 12 points to lead the Coyotes. Jori Clary<\/strong> knocked down 11 points and Addison Richman<\/strong> 10.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u2022 No. 4 Manhattan Christian 53, Three Forks 23:<\/em> The Eagles went up 11-0 in the first quarter and led 25-9 at halftime. Ava Bellach<\/strong> scored 21 points, including three 3-pointers, and swept up 12 rebounds. Bella Triemstra<\/strong> netted three 3-points as well and finished with 11 points. Grace Aamot<\/strong> added nine points. Tanya Hauswer<\/strong> and Brielle Davis<\/strong> scored six points each to lead the Wolves.<\/p>\n \u2022 White Sulphur Springs 51, West Yellowstone 45:<\/em> Natalie Fisher<\/strong> poured in 19 points, Kenzie Hereim<\/strong> tallied 14 and Kendra Manger<\/strong> 13 for the Hornets, who upped their record to 6-4. No stats were reported for West Yellowstone.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u2022 Cascade 64, Valier 19:<\/em> The Badgers collected their eighth win of the year, cruising past the Panthers (0-9). Alaina Barger<\/strong> and Sophia Mortag<\/strong> poured in 15 points apiece, and Kenzie Hauk<\/strong> netted 11. Braedyn Johnson<\/strong> chipped in with eight points. Hylee Layne<\/strong> and Kinley Kovatch<\/strong> scored eight points apiece for Valier.<\/p>\n \u2022 No. 1 Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 77, Frazer 11:<\/em> Paige Wasson<\/strong> led 10 players in the scoring column with 19 points as the top-ranked Mavericks rolled to 11-0 on the year. Teagan Erickson<\/strong> scored 15 points, Mattea McColly<\/strong> drained 11 and BaiLee McColly<\/strong> hit for eight.<\/p>\n \u2022 Lima 40, Sheridan 36:<\/em> Catherine Gronning<\/strong> netted 14 points, Katherine Hamilton<\/strong> hit for seven and Mykenna Wood<\/strong> and Jazz Fast Horse<\/strong> added five for Sheridan. No stats were reported for Lima.<\/p>\n \u2022 Forsyth 46, Roundup 14:<\/em> Mariska Fulton<\/strong> hit for 15 points, Jaeleigh Hlad<\/strong> tallied eight and Daley Pinkerton<\/strong> six for the Dogies. Grace Jelle<\/strong> scored six points for Roundup, with Tori Avila<\/strong> and Annabelle Brown<\/strong> contributing four apiece.<\/p>\n \u2022 Superior 63, Hot Springs 33:<\/em> Isabella Pereira<\/strong> buried 24 points, Darby Haskins<\/strong> tallied 16, and the Bobcats doused the Savage Heat, racing to a 21-6 first-quarter lead and running their conference record to 5-0. Payton Milender<\/strong> added eight points. Lily DeTienne<\/strong> netted 14 points for the Heat, with Josie Uski<\/strong> scoring nine.<\/p>\n \u2022 No. 9 Drummond 63, Victor 12:<\/em> The Trojans went up 26-4 in the opening quarter and faced little resistance the rest of the way to remain unbeaten in conference play. BOYS\u00a0<\/h2>\n
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