Northern Valley Middle School Girls Basketball
Western KS Liberty League (WKLL) JH Tournament
February 12 and 14, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (9 - 5)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 8 16 22 32
Golden Plains 4 11 15 23
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 9
Cambrie Sproul – 6
Annika McKinney – 6
Inez Schemper – 11
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 5 8 13 18
Weskan 8 20 30 39
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 3
Rowan Bremer – 2
Tayah Seeders – 6
Annika McKinney – 5
Avreigh McCue – 2
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 10 13 17 27
Logan/Palco 7 15 26 32
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 9
Annika McKinney – 13
Inez Schemper – 5
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High competed in the WKLL BB tournament with semi-finals in Logan and quarter finals in Brewster. The tournament started with an intense game against the Golden Plains Bulldogs. We played through the nerves in the first quarter and found our rhythm for the rest of the game moving the ball well on offense and working together defensively. The top four teams moved on to Saturday where we started the day against a very fundamentally sound team, the Weskan Coyotes. In an attempt to contain their post player, we gave up too many other opportunities, but the effort was outstanding. We ended the day playing against our local rivals, the Logan/Palco Trojans. We started the game strong but ran out of steam on
numerous occasions trying to break their pressure. Too many turnovers led to our loss and fourth place at the tournament.
We are proud of the accomplishments these girls continued to make throughout the season. Their grit, their passion, and their determination to get better were apparent every day. We started the season with the motto “We will not settle” and the girls worked to accomplish this, meeting every goal they set for themselves. We are excited to see the 8th graders move on to high school basketball and watch what they achieve.
NV B-Team Girls (3 - 6)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 0 7 7 10
Triplains/Brewster 10 11 19 27
Scoring Lettie Wilder – 6
Jaycee Houser – 2
Amora Simoneau – 2
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 2 7 14 18
Cheylin 0 4 12 12
Scoring Lettie Wilder – 6
Jaycee Houser – 6
Joplyn McCue – 4
Shelby Lentz – 2
Assistant Coach McKinney’s Comments -
The tournament was a wonderful experience for the B-team girls, ending with third place. These six girls stepped up to the challenge of breaking a press, communicating on defense, and being bold on defense. They had to implement a variety of skills learned throughout the season while showing grit. The season, as a whole, may not statistically determine success but the improvement and growth of these girls is substantial, and I am so proud of them.
Western KS Liberty League (WKLL) JH Tournament
February 12 and 14, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (9 - 5)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 8 16 22 32
Golden Plains 4 11 15 23
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 9
Cambrie Sproul – 6
Annika McKinney – 6
Inez Schemper – 11
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 5 8 13 18
Weskan 8 20 30 39
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 3
Rowan Bremer – 2
Tayah Seeders – 6
Annika McKinney – 5
Avreigh McCue – 2
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 10 13 17 27
Logan/Palco 7 15 26 32
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 9
Annika McKinney – 13
Inez Schemper – 5
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High competed in the WKLL BB tournament with semi-finals in Logan and quarter finals in Brewster. The tournament started with an intense game against the Golden Plains Bulldogs. We played through the nerves in the first quarter and found our rhythm for the rest of the game moving the ball well on offense and working together defensively. The top four teams moved on to Saturday where we started the day against a very fundamentally sound team, the Weskan Coyotes. In an attempt to contain their post player, we gave up too many other opportunities, but the effort was outstanding. We ended the day playing against our local rivals, the Logan/Palco Trojans. We started the game strong but ran out of steam on
numerous occasions trying to break their pressure. Too many turnovers led to our loss and fourth place at the tournament.
We are proud of the accomplishments these girls continued to make throughout the season. Their grit, their passion, and their determination to get better were apparent every day. We started the season with the motto “We will not settle” and the girls worked to accomplish this, meeting every goal they set for themselves. We are excited to see the 8th graders move on to high school basketball and watch what they achieve.
NV B-Team Girls (3 - 6)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 0 7 7 10
Triplains/Brewster 10 11 19 27
Scoring Lettie Wilder – 6
Jaycee Houser – 2
Amora Simoneau – 2
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 2 7 14 18
Cheylin 0 4 12 12
Scoring Lettie Wilder – 6
Jaycee Houser – 6
Joplyn McCue – 4
Shelby Lentz – 2
Assistant Coach McKinney’s Comments -
The tournament was a wonderful experience for the B-team girls, ending with third place. These six girls stepped up to the challenge of breaking a press, communicating on defense, and being bold on defense. They had to implement a variety of skills learned throughout the season while showing grit. The season, as a whole, may not statistically determine success but the improvement and growth of these girls is substantial, and I am so proud of them.
Coach Boehler's end of season comments:
The Jr. Huskies' boys basketball season came to a close on 2/12 at the WKLL JH League Tournament. The A team finished with a record of 3-9 while the B team finished with a record of 2-7. Although we did not come away with as many wins as we would have liked, it was a successful season for the Huskies in terms of growth and development.
For a lot of the B team players, it was there first time getting a full season of basketball under their belt. It was a great experience for them, and it will help us leading into next year. The A team boys battled all season long no matter what the scoreboard read. Their effort was never in doubt, and I know myself, and hopefully the rest of the school and community are proud of that as well. We played some really strong defense many times throughout the season but just struggled to rebound and take care of the ball well enough to have more success. The boys were also very coachable and showed tremendous growth throughout the season. I am excited to see the 8th grade boys continue to develop at the high school level and look forward to seeing what we can accomplish next season.
The Jr. Huskies' boys basketball season came to a close on 2/12 at the WKLL JH League Tournament. The A team finished with a record of 3-9 while the B team finished with a record of 2-7. Although we did not come away with as many wins as we would have liked, it was a successful season for the Huskies in terms of growth and development.
For a lot of the B team players, it was there first time getting a full season of basketball under their belt. It was a great experience for them, and it will help us leading into next year. The A team boys battled all season long no matter what the scoreboard read. Their effort was never in doubt, and I know myself, and hopefully the rest of the school and community are proud of that as well. We played some really strong defense many times throughout the season but just struggled to rebound and take care of the ball well enough to have more success. The boys were also very coachable and showed tremendous growth throughout the season. I am excited to see the 8th grade boys continue to develop at the high school level and look forward to seeing what we can accomplish next season.
Hey Huskies!! Here is your weekly agenda! REMINDER, MONDAY NIGHT's HS BB GAMES ARE AT HOME. Sorry again, that is a mistake on my part! We also have 4th-5th Grade Basketball in Long Island on Thursday! Come out and support the young pups!! Have a great week!
Northern Valley Middle School Girls Basketball
Vs. Cheylin at Almena
February 5, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (8 - 3)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 6 10 12 12
Cheylin 16 22 34 41
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 2
Cambrie Sproul – 2
Annika McKinney – 2
Avreigh McCue – 2
Inez Schemper – 4
NV B-Team Girls (2 - 5)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 2 8 10 12
Cheylin - 8 14 25
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 2
Tayah Seeders – 2
Amora Simoneau – 2
Joplyn McCue – 6
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High hosted their last regular season game against the Cheylin Cougars. We knew this game would be tough and the girls fought hard in the first half staying within 12 points. We worked well breaking their press and took good shot opportunities, but the shot didn’t fall. The second half was a struggle and our effort level continually faded. The girls were disappointed in the loss but plan to work hard this week in practice to prepare for the WKLL tournament.
Assistant Coach McKinney’s Comments -
The Northern Valley B-team girls started off strong in the first half with good ball movement and communication of defense. We came out sluggish after the half and did not take advantage of open shots. It was disappointing to let the last regular season game get away from us with such a deficit, but we are looking forward to the WKLL tournament next week. Joplyn McCue led the team with 6 points.
Vs. Cheylin at Almena
February 5, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (8 - 3)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 6 10 12 12
Cheylin 16 22 34 41
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 2
Cambrie Sproul – 2
Annika McKinney – 2
Avreigh McCue – 2
Inez Schemper – 4
NV B-Team Girls (2 - 5)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 2 8 10 12
Cheylin - 8 14 25
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 2
Tayah Seeders – 2
Amora Simoneau – 2
Joplyn McCue – 6
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High hosted their last regular season game against the Cheylin Cougars. We knew this game would be tough and the girls fought hard in the first half staying within 12 points. We worked well breaking their press and took good shot opportunities, but the shot didn’t fall. The second half was a struggle and our effort level continually faded. The girls were disappointed in the loss but plan to work hard this week in practice to prepare for the WKLL tournament.
Assistant Coach McKinney’s Comments -
The Northern Valley B-team girls started off strong in the first half with good ball movement and communication of defense. We came out sluggish after the half and did not take advantage of open shots. It was disappointing to let the last regular season game get away from us with such a deficit, but we are looking forward to the WKLL tournament next week. Joplyn McCue led the team with 6 points.
Good Morning Huskies!! Here is your weekly agenda! It's going to be a beautiful week! Have a fantastic week!
Northern Valley Junior High traveled to Smith Center for their first scholars bowl meet of the year. The teams both did well competing against some good teams from the area.
The Husky 8th grade team finished the day with a 6-3 record on the day, just missing a top 3 finish, losing a tiebreaker based on total points. Scoring for the 8th grade team: Rowan Bremer- 255, Annika McKinney- 130, Colt Rogers- 55, Asher Van Patten- 30, Cambrie Sproul- -5.
The Husky 7th grade team finished the day with a 3-6 record. The team completed well in their first ever scholars bowl meet. The team shook off the nerves and got settled in and used to the competition of scholars bowl, being more and more willing to buzz in.
Scoring for the 7th grade team: Colton Ledbetter- 105, Ryelyn Cox- 90, Inez Schemper- 40, Victor Alvarez-Santos- 10.
The Junior Huskies next competition is on February 18th in Bird City for the WKLL tournament.
The Husky 8th grade team finished the day with a 6-3 record on the day, just missing a top 3 finish, losing a tiebreaker based on total points. Scoring for the 8th grade team: Rowan Bremer- 255, Annika McKinney- 130, Colt Rogers- 55, Asher Van Patten- 30, Cambrie Sproul- -5.
The Husky 7th grade team finished the day with a 3-6 record. The team completed well in their first ever scholars bowl meet. The team shook off the nerves and got settled in and used to the competition of scholars bowl, being more and more willing to buzz in.
Scoring for the 7th grade team: Colton Ledbetter- 105, Ryelyn Cox- 90, Inez Schemper- 40, Victor Alvarez-Santos- 10.
The Junior Huskies next competition is on February 18th in Bird City for the WKLL tournament.
The winners of the School Spelling Bee held on Jan. 21st were 1st - Aria Sheley, 2nd - Asher VanPatten, and 3rd - Inez Schemper.
Vanessa Hickman and Colton Ledbetter round out the top 5 to represent Northern Valley at the Norton County Spelling Bee which will be held in Long Island on Feb. 4th at 4:15.
Vanessa Hickman and Colton Ledbetter round out the top 5 to represent Northern Valley at the Norton County Spelling Bee which will be held in Long Island on Feb. 4th at 4:15.
Northern Valley Middle School Girls Basketball
Vs. Triplains/Brewster at Winona
January 29, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (8 - 2)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 6 15 22 29
Triplains/Brewster 2 10 16 20
Scoring Tayah Seeders – 2
Cambrie Sproul – 5
Annika McKinney – 7
Inez Schemper – 15
NV B-Team Girls (2 - 4)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley - 2 5 9
Triplains/Brewster - 2 2 10
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 3
Tayah Seeders – 4
Jaycee Houser – 2
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High traveled to Winona to take on the Triplains/Brewster Titans for their last regular season road trip. The girls had a couple struggles with communication on defense but worked hard to clean it up. We did a great job of attacking the basket and getting rebounds. The 29-20 win improves out win/loss record to 8-2. Inez Schemper had a good game and a double-double with 15 points and 13 rebounds followed by Annika McKinney with 7 points and 9 rebounds. Next week will be a tough game against the Cheylin Cougars but we are looking forward to the competition.
Assistant Coach McKinney’s Comments -
The Northern Valley B-team girls started off strong but became intimidated by the Titans tight defense. It was a great reminder of how important it is to get all the little things right in a close game. The girls are excited about their last regular season game at home next week. Tayah Seeders led the team with 4 points and 7 rebounds.
Vs. Triplains/Brewster at Winona
January 29, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (8 - 2)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 6 15 22 29
Triplains/Brewster 2 10 16 20
Scoring Tayah Seeders – 2
Cambrie Sproul – 5
Annika McKinney – 7
Inez Schemper – 15
NV B-Team Girls (2 - 4)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley - 2 5 9
Triplains/Brewster - 2 2 10
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 3
Tayah Seeders – 4
Jaycee Houser – 2
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High traveled to Winona to take on the Triplains/Brewster Titans for their last regular season road trip. The girls had a couple struggles with communication on defense but worked hard to clean it up. We did a great job of attacking the basket and getting rebounds. The 29-20 win improves out win/loss record to 8-2. Inez Schemper had a good game and a double-double with 15 points and 13 rebounds followed by Annika McKinney with 7 points and 9 rebounds. Next week will be a tough game against the Cheylin Cougars but we are looking forward to the competition.
Assistant Coach McKinney’s Comments -
The Northern Valley B-team girls started off strong but became intimidated by the Titans tight defense. It was a great reminder of how important it is to get all the little things right in a close game. The girls are excited about their last regular season game at home next week. Tayah Seeders led the team with 4 points and 7 rebounds.
Hey Huskies!! Here is your weekly Agenda... The Last HOME JH BB game of the season is Thursday night!! Let's pack the house! HS BB starts league tournament this week. We will get updates posted after play concludes each day. Have a great week!!
Soup Supper update!! Here is information from Post Prom!! Please join us Friday night and enjoy their Baked Potatoes and variety of Soups and Desserts!!!
JH Boys Basketball Sats
Northern Valley Middle School Girls Basketball
Vs. Paradise at Natoma
January 22, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (7 - 2)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 10 20 27 35
Paradise 0 0 0 4
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 4
Tayah Seeders – 2
Cambrie Sproul – 9
Annika McKinney – 10
Inez Schemper – 10
NV B-Team Girls (2 - 3)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley - 10 22 26
Paradise - 4 4 9
Scoring Lettie Wilder – 4
Rowan Bremer – 4
Tayah Seeders – 8
Amora Simoneau – 4
Joplyn McCue – 6
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High traveled to Natoma to play the Paradise Wildcats. The A-team girls continue to improve on their ball movement, teamwork, and help defense. The girls had a lot of success driving to the basket and taking good shots improving their record to 7-2 for the season. Five players contributed to the scoring led by Annika McKinney and Inez Schemper with 10 points each and Cambrie Sproul with 9.
Assistant Coach McKinney’s Comments -
The Northern Valley B-team girls played three quarters and were persistent in moving the ball and cutting toward the basket when there was an opening. We have some improvements to make on defense but there were lots of positives in this victory bringing our record to 2-3. Five girls had points on the board led by Tayah Seeders with 8 points and Joplyn McCue with 6. Amora Simoneau had a good game with 4 points and 7 rebounds.
Vs. Paradise at Natoma
January 22, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (7 - 2)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 10 20 27 35
Paradise 0 0 0 4
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 4
Tayah Seeders – 2
Cambrie Sproul – 9
Annika McKinney – 10
Inez Schemper – 10
NV B-Team Girls (2 - 3)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley - 10 22 26
Paradise - 4 4 9
Scoring Lettie Wilder – 4
Rowan Bremer – 4
Tayah Seeders – 8
Amora Simoneau – 4
Joplyn McCue – 6
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High traveled to Natoma to play the Paradise Wildcats. The A-team girls continue to improve on their ball movement, teamwork, and help defense. The girls had a lot of success driving to the basket and taking good shots improving their record to 7-2 for the season. Five players contributed to the scoring led by Annika McKinney and Inez Schemper with 10 points each and Cambrie Sproul with 9.
Assistant Coach McKinney’s Comments -
The Northern Valley B-team girls played three quarters and were persistent in moving the ball and cutting toward the basket when there was an opening. We have some improvements to make on defense but there were lots of positives in this victory bringing our record to 2-3. Five girls had points on the board led by Tayah Seeders with 8 points and Joplyn McCue with 6. Amora Simoneau had a good game with 4 points and 7 rebounds.
Hey Huskies!! Here is our weekly agenda. We have a few changes to the week because of the postponement of the Logan/Palco HS BB Games last week. I will be doing a separate post after we decide on the date for the Elementary Dance Performance. Please reach out if you have any questions!
Hey Huskies!!
JV Boys will start tomorrow @ 3, Varsity Girls will start @ 4 and Varsity Boys will start @ 5:30.
With the adjustments in time for the HS BB Games tomorrow I thought I would re-share the elementary night adjustments. If we have a very small number of kiddos, we will plan on having another Elementary night next week.
Post Prom Soup Supper is also postponed until next Friday's game. Kids will need to have desserts to the school on 1.30.26.
Thank you for your flexibility!! Let's hope for some safe moisture tomorrow!!
GO BIG GREEN!!!
Information for Friday night Elementary Night!
Northern Valley Middle School Girls Basketball
Vs. Heartland Christian at Almena
January 15, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (6 - 2)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 8 13 29 33
Heartland Christian 4 8 10 13
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 3
Cambrie Sproul – 10
Annika McKinney – 11
Avreigh McCue – 4
Inez Schemper – 5
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High hosted the Heartland Christian Crusaders, earning their sixth win of the season. Due to a lack of numbers at Heartland Christian, we only played A-team games, but every girl got minutes on the court. Our focus was on using every possession and numerous passes to find the best shot opportunities. The girls averaged six passes per possession, and after cleaning up their defense in the second half and multiple steals, the girls kept the lead throughout the game. All five starters contributed to the scoring. Annika McKinney led the team with 11 points, followed closely by Cambrie Sproul with 10. Inez Schemper had 5 points and 10 rebounds.
Vs. Heartland Christian at Almena
January 15, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (6 - 2)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 8 13 29 33
Heartland Christian 4 8 10 13
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 3
Cambrie Sproul – 10
Annika McKinney – 11
Avreigh McCue – 4
Inez Schemper – 5
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High hosted the Heartland Christian Crusaders, earning their sixth win of the season. Due to a lack of numbers at Heartland Christian, we only played A-team games, but every girl got minutes on the court. Our focus was on using every possession and numerous passes to find the best shot opportunities. The girls averaged six passes per possession, and after cleaning up their defense in the second half and multiple steals, the girls kept the lead throughout the game. All five starters contributed to the scoring. Annika McKinney led the team with 11 points, followed closely by Cambrie Sproul with 10. Inez Schemper had 5 points and 10 rebounds.
Junior High Boys basketball stats
Hey Huskies!! Here is your weekly agenda. I had the wrong location for the WKLL Scholars Bowl on last week's calendar, it is in fact in Palco. We are very excited for the HS BB Games on Friday as it is a huge night for our Elementary Students as well. We have 1st - 4th Grade Basketball during the Halftime of the Girls' Varsity Game and Elementary Dance during Halftime of the Boys' Varsity Game. Let us know if you have any questions!
Northern Valley Middle School Girls Basketball
Vs. Logan/Palco at Logan
January 8, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (5 - 2)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 4 10 16 19
Logan/Palco 5 6 8 14
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 4
Cambrie Sproul – 4
Annika McKinney – 5
Inez Schemper – 6
NV B-Team Girls (1 - 3)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley - 4 10 17
Logan/Palco - 4 6 12
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 2
Rowan Bremer – 2
Tayah Seeders – 4
Jaycee Houser – 2
Avreigh McCue – 2
Inez Schemper – 5
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High traveled to Logan to take on the Logan/Palco Trojans. After taking a loss to them at the Christmas Tournament, the Lady Huskies were ready to play. The first quarter felt a little chaotic, but the girls found some rhythm in the second quarter. We still have a lot of confidence to build when handling pressure, but the girls moved the ball well and had good shot attempts. In the fourth quarter we had numerous bad passes but kept the lead winning 19-14. Inez Schemper led the team with 6 points followed by Annika McKinney with 5 points and 11 rebounds.
Assistant Coach McKinney’s Comments -
The B-team girls started the game little sluggish but were able to find some open spots on the floor. The most exciting accomplishments were found on some great seals by the post players and drives by the guards. Six players contributed to the B-team girls’ first win of the season. Inez Schemper led the team with 5 points.
Vs. Logan/Palco at Logan
January 8, 2026
NV A-Team Girls (5 - 2)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley 4 10 16 19
Logan/Palco 5 6 8 14
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 4
Cambrie Sproul – 4
Annika McKinney – 5
Inez Schemper – 6
NV B-Team Girls (1 - 3)
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr Final Score
Northern Valley - 4 10 17
Logan/Palco - 4 6 12
Scoring Ryelyn Cox – 2
Rowan Bremer – 2
Tayah Seeders – 4
Jaycee Houser – 2
Avreigh McCue – 2
Inez Schemper – 5
Coach Lowry’s Comments –
The Northern Valley Junior High traveled to Logan to take on the Logan/Palco Trojans. After taking a loss to them at the Christmas Tournament, the Lady Huskies were ready to play. The first quarter felt a little chaotic, but the girls found some rhythm in the second quarter. We still have a lot of confidence to build when handling pressure, but the girls moved the ball well and had good shot attempts. In the fourth quarter we had numerous bad passes but kept the lead winning 19-14. Inez Schemper led the team with 6 points followed by Annika McKinney with 5 points and 11 rebounds.
Assistant Coach McKinney’s Comments -
The B-team girls started the game little sluggish but were able to find some open spots on the floor. The most exciting accomplishments were found on some great seals by the post players and drives by the guards. Six players contributed to the B-team girls’ first win of the season. Inez Schemper led the team with 5 points.
Here are the JH boys' basketball game stats from Thursday. Go Green!!
