A balanced scoring assault helped the Southwest Christian boys basketball staff win its third straight sport.
The Stars beat convention rival Jordan 79-62 at residence on Friday, Jan. 26 for his or her third straight win.
The win improved Southwest Christian's season document to 11-4 and 3-1 within the Wright County Convention East standings.
The Stars are presently ranked eighth in Class 2A.
Within the win towards Jordan, 4 gamers scored in double figures for the Stars as they cruised to a 17-point victory.
Southwest Christian outscored the Hubmen by seven within the first half, 44-37, earlier than placing them of their means by outscoring them by 10 within the second half, 35-25.
Mason Wooden led all scorers with 19 factors, whereas Brayden Beckering added 18 factors within the win. Isaac Tollefson scored 16 factors and AJ Newell poured in 11 factors.
Earlier than beating Jordan, the Stars beat Hutchinson 77-62 on Tuesday, Jan. 23, and Glencoe-Silver Lake 79-41 on Monday, Jan. 22.
In an enormous win towards Glencoe-Silver Lake, Jed Streed led the Stars with 14 factors. Gordie Molin, Beckering and Tollefson every scored 11 factors.
The Stars have a busy week forward as they play three video games. The staff performs at residence towards Mayer Lutheran on Saturday earlier than a pair of street video games towards Mound Westonka and Delano on Monday, February fifth and Friday, February ninth.
They may welcome Class 4A No. 4 Hopkins to Southwest Christian Excessive Faculty on Monday, Feb. 12.
Ladies hoops
The Stars women basketball staff couldn't rally within the second half to safe a win towards No. 7 Jordan and a doubleheader for the Stars.
Southwest Christian trailed Jordan by seven at halftime, 41-34, however rallied within the second half to get again into the sport and lose 67-64.
Aubrey Burkhart led the Stars with 17 factors, whereas Madelyn Hamdorf added 15 and Kaja Nash 12 factors.
The loss dropped the Stars document to 11-7 on the season and 2-2 in convention play.
The loss snapped a three-game successful streak for the Stars, who beat Hutchinson 72-32, Belle Plaine 74-49 and Western Christian (Iowa) 75-49.
Within the win towards Hutchinson, the Southwest Christian Tigers protection allowed simply six factors within the second half.
Hamdorf led the Stars in scoring with 18 factors.
