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Rexburg--The Madison Bobcats girls basketball team took an early lead, pushed on the gas and never looked back.
Madison defeated the Twin Falls Bruins 73-40 at Madison High School Friday night. The victory improved the Bobcats' record to 6-4 on the season.
Madison had a marginal 14-8 lead after the first quarter, but the Bobcats really opened things up in the second quarter behind Brin Neff's eight points and all-around balanced scoring.
Eight different Bobcats scored on the night, with five scoring in the double figures.
The Twin Falls Bruins did respond in the third quarter, outscoring the Bobcats and crawling back from the 25-point half time deficit. The Madison coaching wanted constant performance from their squad as they prepare to face another conference foe next Tuesday.
"They did well, but at times they played, should I say, complacent," said Madison assistant coach Erick Wills. "We took some timeouts and had a chat. We need to step it up, especially since we're going up against a conference team next, Highland."
Madison was led in scoring by junior point guard Brin Neff, who scored 14 points on 4 of 15 shooting and 5-of-7 free-throw shooting. Chari Hawkins and Erica George contributed 12 points each, and Sarah Erickson and Brittney Jensen added ten points apiece.
Madison, currently second in the 5A High Country Conference, play the first-place Highland Rams in Pocatello next Tuesday. The Bruins fell to 3-6 with the loss.
Madison 14 26 12 21 -- 73
Twin Falls 8 7 16 9 -- 40
Madison (73)
Hawkins 12, Neff 14, Jensen 10, Williams 4, Allen 9, Erickson 10, George 12, Manner 2.
Twin Falls (40)
Jordan 5, Clark 1, Jund 5, Federico 4, Fjeld 2, Williams 5, Retmier 10, Coats 4, Sugden 4.
Three-pointers: Madison 2 (Allen, Neff) Twin Falls 2 (Federico, Jund). Technical Fouls: Federico.
North Fremont 73, Clark County 18
At Ashton, the Lady Huskies scored early and often en route to an easy home win over Clark County on Friday night.
"This refocused them," said North Fremont girls coach of Friday's game.
The Lady Huskies came into the game off a tough home loss to Teton earlier in the week.
Alissa Harrigfeld paced North Fremont with 29 points, while Kayla Judy had 12 and Jessica Lee finished with 10.
The Lady Huskies will play at Butte County on Wednesday.
Sugar-Salem 47, Marsh Valley 34
At Marsh Valley, the Sugar-Salem Lady Diggers defeated Marsh Valley to remain perfect on the season Friday night.
No other information from this game was available.
BOYS BASKETBALL
North Fremont 55, Clark County 18
ASHTON -- The North Fremont Huskies bounced back from a tough home loss to Salmon on Wednesday night with a 55-18 win over Clark County at North Fremont High School on Friday night.
"The kids bounced back really well, especially defensively," said North Fremont boys basketball coach Boyd Millet.
The Huskies limited Clark County to nine points combined in the final three periods.
Tyler Teske and Todd Hess each finished with 16 points to pace North Fremont in the win.
Tate Staker and Mitch Hathaway each scored six points for Clark County in the loss.
North Fremont (4-1) will play host to Teton on Wednesday.
"We beat them (at their place)," Millet said. "But it was a struggle."
Sugar-Salem 43, Snake River 40
At Sugar City, The Sugar-Salem boys basketball team fended off a pesky Snake River team, winning 43-40.
"We had a barn-burner tonight," said Sugar-Salem coach Jay Miller in a phone interview after the win. "Snake held the lead once early, but we led the rest of the way."
Sugar-Salem was led in scoring by senior guard/forward Brennan Bean, who led all scorers with 16 points. Junior forward Cameron Hastings added 10 points in the contest.
"The kids were excited to win," Miller said. "And they were excited about getting closer to accomplishing some team goals that they had set for themselves."
While the points helped the Diggers maintain a slim lead for the balance of the game, their effort on the defensive end helped seal the deal.
"Tyler Rhoton had a good defensive performance," said Miller. "And Jordon Ostermiller, Bryden Morris, and Cameron Hastings did some things rebounding that really helped us tonight."
The Diggers are now 4-0 and face the American Falls Beavers next Friday at Sugar-Salem.
Sugar-Salem (43)
Andrews 2, Rhoton 2, Bean 16, Walker 2, Ostermiller 5, Morris 2, Hastings 10, Rydalch 2, Brown 2.
Snake River (40)
Harker 13, Resendiz 12, Trejo 1, Truman 4, Cook 2, Harper 8.
West Side 59, South Fremont 51
At South Fremont, the Cougars dropped an eight-point decision to West Side on Friday night.
No other information from this game was available at press time.
Standard Journal staff
Madison defeated the Twin Falls Bruins 73-40 at Madison High School Friday night. The victory improved the Bobcats' record to 6-4 on the season.
Madison had a marginal 14-8 lead after the first quarter, but the Bobcats really opened things up in the second quarter behind Brin Neff's eight points and all-around balanced scoring.
Eight different Bobcats scored on the night, with five scoring in the double figures.
The Twin Falls Bruins did respond in the third quarter, outscoring the Bobcats and crawling back from the 25-point half time deficit. The Madison coaching wanted constant performance from their squad as they prepare to face another conference foe next Tuesday.
"They did well, but at times they played, should I say, complacent," said Madison assistant coach Erick Wills. "We took some timeouts and had a chat. We need to step it up, especially since we're going up against a conference team next, Highland."
Madison was led in scoring by junior point guard Brin Neff, who scored 14 points on 4 of 15 shooting and 5-of-7 free-throw shooting. Chari Hawkins and Erica George contributed 12 points each, and Sarah Erickson and Brittney Jensen added ten points apiece.
Madison, currently second in the 5A High Country Conference, play the first-place Highland Rams in Pocatello next Tuesday. The Bruins fell to 3-6 with the loss.
Madison 14 26 12 21 -- 73
Twin Falls 8 7 16 9 -- 40
Madison (73)
Hawkins 12, Neff 14, Jensen 10, Williams 4, Allen 9, Erickson 10, George 12, Manner 2.
Twin Falls (40)
Jordan 5, Clark 1, Jund 5, Federico 4, Fjeld 2, Williams 5, Retmier 10, Coats 4, Sugden 4.
Three-pointers: Madison 2 (Allen, Neff) Twin Falls 2 (Federico, Jund). Technical Fouls: Federico.
North Fremont 73, Clark County 18
At Ashton, the Lady Huskies scored early and often en route to an easy home win over Clark County on Friday night.
"This refocused them," said North Fremont girls coach of Friday's game.
The Lady Huskies came into the game off a tough home loss to Teton earlier in the week.
Alissa Harrigfeld paced North Fremont with 29 points, while Kayla Judy had 12 and Jessica Lee finished with 10.
The Lady Huskies will play at Butte County on Wednesday.
Sugar-Salem 47, Marsh Valley 34
At Marsh Valley, the Sugar-Salem Lady Diggers defeated Marsh Valley to remain perfect on the season Friday night.
No other information from this game was available.
BOYS BASKETBALL
North Fremont 55, Clark County 18
ASHTON -- The North Fremont Huskies bounced back from a tough home loss to Salmon on Wednesday night with a 55-18 win over Clark County at North Fremont High School on Friday night.
"The kids bounced back really well, especially defensively," said North Fremont boys basketball coach Boyd Millet.
The Huskies limited Clark County to nine points combined in the final three periods.
Tyler Teske and Todd Hess each finished with 16 points to pace North Fremont in the win.
Tate Staker and Mitch Hathaway each scored six points for Clark County in the loss.
North Fremont (4-1) will play host to Teton on Wednesday.
"We beat them (at their place)," Millet said. "But it was a struggle."
Sugar-Salem 43, Snake River 40
At Sugar City, The Sugar-Salem boys basketball team fended off a pesky Snake River team, winning 43-40.
"We had a barn-burner tonight," said Sugar-Salem coach Jay Miller in a phone interview after the win. "Snake held the lead once early, but we led the rest of the way."
Sugar-Salem was led in scoring by senior guard/forward Brennan Bean, who led all scorers with 16 points. Junior forward Cameron Hastings added 10 points in the contest.
"The kids were excited to win," Miller said. "And they were excited about getting closer to accomplishing some team goals that they had set for themselves."
While the points helped the Diggers maintain a slim lead for the balance of the game, their effort on the defensive end helped seal the deal.
"Tyler Rhoton had a good defensive performance," said Miller. "And Jordon Ostermiller, Bryden Morris, and Cameron Hastings did some things rebounding that really helped us tonight."
The Diggers are now 4-0 and face the American Falls Beavers next Friday at Sugar-Salem.
Sugar-Salem (43)
Andrews 2, Rhoton 2, Bean 16, Walker 2, Ostermiller 5, Morris 2, Hastings 10, Rydalch 2, Brown 2.
Snake River (40)
Harker 13, Resendiz 12, Trejo 1, Truman 4, Cook 2, Harper 8.
West Side 59, South Fremont 51
At South Fremont, the Cougars dropped an eight-point decision to West Side on Friday night.
No other information from this game was available at press time.
Standard Journal staff
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