Boundary Middle School girls win three games in a row
<p>Boundary County Middle School Badger, Hannah Lysne taking the ball to the basket against Timberlake.</p>
The Boundary County Middle School
girls basketball team have won three games in a row this
month.
On Jan. 28, the eighth grade girls Badgers basketball tam beat
Kellogg 39-6.
The team’s defense was the key to the Badgers big win over the
Wildcats, according to coach Pat Behrens.
The girls picked up 20 steals lead by Kerstin Oxford with seven.
Oxford also led the team with seven assists. Jaiden Everhart led
the team with 10 points, most of those on the end of an Oxford
pass, and grabbed five rebounds. Abby Davis had a strong game with
eight points and seven rebounds. Hannah Lysne chipped in six points
and three steals off the bench.
Other girls who scored were Regan Byars with five points, Oxford
with four points, Aaliyah Zarate, Kayleigh Morgan and Malorie
Stippich all added two.
On Jan. 23, the eighth grade Badgers beat Timberlake 41-12.
Beherens said strong team defense was the key to Badger win over
the visiting Tigers. Everhart led the girls in scoring with eight
points and seven rebounds. Solid bench play was a major factor in
the win, Beherens said.
Lysne had seven points and three steals, Regan Byars had six
points and six rebounds, Morgan had five rebounds and two
points.
Malorie Stippich had two assists and disrupted the Tiger offense
with her strong perimeter defense. Zarate added seven rebounds and
three steals and Abby Davis chipped in six points and five
rebounds. Oxford added four points and four assists, and Ciera
Woods pitched in four points.
In the season opening game Jan. 19 for the eighth grade girls
basketball the Badgers beat Priest Rive, 62- 6.
The Badgers played well as a team totaling 20 assists on 30 made
baskets.
Oxford turned in a strong overall performance with nine rebounds,
seven assists, and six points. Zarate had 10 points, six rebounds
and three steals. Regan Byars had eight points and six rebounds.
Ciera Woods and Abby Davis each added 10 points. Everhart led the
girls with five steals. The Badgers who scored were Lysne with
eight points, Everhart had six points, Morgan and Stippich both
had two points.