Southeast
Webster-Grand rolled over East Greene 69-25 on Thursday, Feb. 9 in Burnside in
opening regional action for both teams. SWG moved on to the quarterfinal round
and beat Northeast Hamilton (Blairsburg) in overtime, 51-46, on Tuesday, Feb.
14. SWG meets seventh-ranked Newell-Fonda tonight in a regional semifinal game
in Manson.
SWG
took it to the Hawkettes early, jumping out to a 15-8 first quarter led and
extending that to 36-15 at the half. The Hawkettes continued to struggle in the
second half, as the Eagles outscored them 33-10. EG was held to just 2 points
in the final quarter.
Only
four Hawkettes registered on the score sheet. Chelsi Wilkens had 14 points and
Hannah Onken tallied 7. Brittany Gunn added 3 points and Shelby Cooklin 1.
Wilkens lead the rebounding effort with 9 with Onken pulling down 6 and Jolee
Wessling 3. Wilkens also had 3 blocked shots.
The
Hawkettes ended the season 2-20, but the entire squad returns next year as the
team is comprised of two juniors, four sophomores and four freshmen. The
Hawkette junior high team this year had eight eighth graders, so the numbers
for next season’s final year of EG Hawkette basketball are expected to be
higher—both in participants and victories.
Rolling Hills Conference Girls
Basketball 2011-12
Final
Conference and Overall Season RecordsElk Horn-Kimballton/Exira 17-1 18-4
Adair-Casey 16-2 19-3
Iowa Christian 14-4 17-5
Orient-Macksburg 11-7 13-9
CAM (Anita) 9-9 9-13
Walnut 7-11 10-13
Ankeny Christian 6-12 6-16
Glidden-Ralston 5-13 6-16
Paton-Churdan 3-15 3-18
East Greene 2-16 2-20
Seven
of the 10 Rolling Hills Conference teams were beaten in the first round. The
three survivors fell by the wayside in the quarterfinal round. Glidden-Ralston
was drubbed by Newell-Fonda 88-24, Woodward-Granger beat Iowa Christian Academy
40-32, and No. 15 Coon Rapids-Bayard edged league champion Exira/Elk Horn
Kimballton, 36-35.
The
big surprise in last Thursday’s opening round was Earlham’s 56-42 win over No.
12 Adair-Casey, which came into the game with a 19-2 record and runner-up spot
in the Rolling Hills. That and other losses left the RH with a 1-5 record
against teams from other leagues. The only other wins were those of conference
teams beating other conference teams.
Class 2A teams Jefferson-Scranton and Ogden were both sidelined in their regional opening games. Ogden was drubbed by 89-16 by IKM-Manning. Jefferson-Scranton fell to Audubon, 49-42. The Rams ended the season 5-19 and 4-14 in the Rolling Hills Conference. Ogden ended its season 4-18 and 2-16 in the West Central Conference. Ogden’s only wins were over Class 1A teams—Madrid (twice), East Greene and Southeast Webster-Grand. Like East Greene, both teams were very young this season, with only one senior and quite a few freshmen on each squad’s varsity roster.
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