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Hawks cruise by Timber Lake in round two

Dominating win places SC/W in consolation championship

SHELBY SELLAND and Marissa Weber team up to trap a Panther as Candace Page-Marten comes in to assist.

Sanborn Central/Woonsocket overcame their anxiety on the second day of the State B Tournament and got back to their style of basketball: winning big.
The Blackhawks took the court Friday noon looking for redemption and they found it, putting Timber Lake away early, leading by 12 at the end of one and 22 by halftime.
After extending their lead to 30 points at 62-32 by the end of the third quarter, the first seven were given a rest and the bench was given a chance to gain some experience on the highest level available.

ASHLEY SCHMIT boxes out for the rebound

SC/W easily held onto their lead and the final buzzer rang with the Hawks on top, 73-45.
Shelby Selland led all scorers with 18 points. Marissa Weber put in 17 including five three-pointers. Rachelle Moore racked up nine points and nine rebounds.
Morgan Selland added seven points including two three-pointers. Rachel Selland had six points and five assists. Myah Selland also added seven points to the board.
Also getting their names in the books were Candace Page-Marten with three points, and Bailey Moody, Ashley Schmit and Tayla Weber with two apiece.
The Panthers were led by Kristie Mettler with 17 points and six steals.
SC/W went 29-of-43 from the field for 67 percent from the field, 7-of-11 from three-point land. The Hawks went 8-of-15 from the line. They racked up 37 rebounds, 21 assists and committed 11 fouls.

SHELBY SELLAND looks for two underneath the basket.

Timber Lake shot 20-of-63 from the field and 2-of-5 from the stripe. The Panthers committed 14 fouls.
Timber Lake went on to face Wall in the seventh place game, but ended the tournament in eighth.
The win put the Blackhawks in Saturday’s consolation championship versus Parker.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Myah Selland’s flying leap shot at the buzzer was nearly a score.

The Lady Blackhawks suffered a heart-breaker in the first game of the State B Tournament Thursday afternoon as Sully Buttes slid by them in a tight contest, 55-48, to send SC/W into the consolation bracket.
SC/W came out of the gates of the first contest of the B’s strong, leading throughout most the first quarter. But Sully Buttes held on, staying within two points at the end of one, 15-13.
Coming out on the court in the second quarter the Hawks had gained some confidence, and settled down into the high energy atmosphere. With 4:49 left in the second SC/W had stretched their lead to five at 23-18 and looked like they would continue to roll.
Overzealous refereeing, however, led to early foul trouble on both sides of the court, yet the Chargers were on the only side able to capitalize on it. From the four minute mark in the half, Sully Buttes went on a 14-point run, nine from free throws. SC/W could only muster another two points and the half-time buzzer rang with the Blackhawks down by seven, 25-32.

CANDACE PAGE-MARTEN plays tough “D”, looking to block a pass.

The Chargers came out of the locker room still on a roll and scored the first four points of the second half to spread their lead into the double figures. Sully Buttes maintained their lead through the third. The quarter ended with the Hawks under by 10, 33-43.
SC/W surged in the fourth quarter, fighting back with nine unanswered points, six from Shelby Selland, to bring the Hawks within three points with around five and a half minutes left.
After four quiet minutes on the Charger end, Sully Buttes took the lead back with a four-point run putting the score at 40-47.
But the Blackhawks weren’t about to quit and the arena rumbled when Morgan Selland hit a three to keep their hopes alive. That was followed up by a free-throw by Marissa Weber and a field goal by Shelby Selland to bring SC/W within two with just under 30 seconds to play.
The Chargers regained possession and looked to run the clock down in a stall, forcing the Hawks to foul and putting their opponent back on the line. Sully Buttes sank five of six free-throws, putting the game away and dashing the Hawks’ hopes of a state title.
The Blackhawks were led by Myah Selland with 13 points and Rachel Selland with 11 points and seven rebounds. Shelby Selland put up nine points and Marissa Weber had eight.

RACHELLE MOORE looks to pass just after crossing the time line.

Sanborn Central Woonsocket went 14-of-28 from the field and 18-of-28 from the line. The Lady Hawks committed 23 turnovers in the loss to the Chargers’ 14.
Sully Buttes were given 40 free throw opportunities in the game, hitting 29 of them, which was key in their first half run and in locking up the win. The Chargers hit 12-of-34 from the field.
The Chargers were led by Remi Wientjes with 18 points to lead her team. The Chargers went onto a semi-final loss to top-seeded and eventual state champion Warner.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Riley Zoss assists Ashlee Hanson in measuring ingredients for a special foods activity.

The Town ‘N Kountry Kids 4-H club met Feb. 23 at the Letcher Community Center.  Riley Zoss called the meeting to order with 14 members present. The secretary’s report was read by Meghan Chada and approved.  Committee reports consisted of updating the “Grandparents List.”
Old Business: Calendar Project Day comments and fruit sales. The group is still looking for a snow fun day, weather permitting.
New Business: Fruit sales were discussed. Members need to pick up fruit on March 23 for delivery. Other dates to remember are: March 13 – consumer decision making contest number one at 2 p.m.; March 23 – Leader/parent Conference in Aberdeen; April 9 – consumer decision making contest number two.
A special foods demonstration was given with members assisting. Riley Zoss demonstrated on how to do a place setting at the table. All members did their table setting.
Waffles were served for lunch for the club members. Community members who were present for Bountiful Baskets also enjoyed waffles, juice and coffee.
Demonstrations were given by: April Farmer, “How to Make Lucky Origami”; Madi Moody, “How Much Sugar is in a Can of Coke?”
The next meeting will be Saturday, March 16 in the Letcher Community Center at 1 p.m. Demonstrations will be given by Ashlee Hanson, Cole Moody, Michael Hoffman, Delaney Zoss and Renee Farmer.
At 2 p.m. there will be a jewelry making project activity provided by Karen and Greta Sonne.
Lunch will be served by April and Renee Farmer and Meghan Farmer.

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