Lakeside hammers Waterloo

Wednesday, January 7, 2009 12:41 PM CST

WATERLOO - Lakeside Lutheran got 18 points from sophomore Alex Anthon in a 73-22 victory over host Waterloo Tuesday.

Lakeside led 22-5 after the first quarter and extended the lead to 35-9 at half. After outscoring Waterloo 28-3 in the third, the Warriors called off the dogs.

“Their three quarter court trap bothered us quite a bit,” Waterloo girls basketball coach Tom Cianciolo said.

“We needed to break it. We need to get better at that. After that it was just ball handling, passing, cutting to the ball. We knew from practices they would overplay us on wing passes. They managed to get some steals and break down the floor faster than we can get back.

“The fourth quarter was our best quarter. We had a better defensive effort. Kristy Skalitzky and April Haines stepped up and got aggressive going for the rebounds. They propelled us in that fourth quarter.”

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Waterloo plays at Marshall on Friday. Lakeside Lutheran plays at Lake Mills Friday.

LAKESIDE LUTHERAN 73, WATERLOO 22

Lakeside 22 13 28 10 - 73

Waterloo 5 4 3 10 - 22

Lakeside Lutheran (points) -Hackbarth 9, Bruni 9, Allister 9, Ridgeman 8, Denzer 6, Finger 6, Carlson 5, Luisier 2, Anthon 18, Draeger 1. Totals 28 15-25 73.

Waterloo (points)-Skalitzky 5, Detert 5, Phillips 4, Haines 4, Hubacher 3, Morales 1. Totals 7 6-8 22.

Three-point goals - LL, Hackbarth, Carlson; W, Detert, Hubacher.

Total fouls - LL11, W 20.

Hustisford 61,

Abundant Life 16

HUSTISFORD - Senior center Shyla Kuehl scored 17 points and freshman guard Marisa Nass added 14 as Hustisford's girls basketball team routed Madison Abundant Life 61-16 in a Southern Trailways Conference game Tuesday.

Hustisford (6-3, 4-0 in conference) led 6-4 to start, then used a 20-0 run spilling over into the second quarter to take control. Senior point guard Katie Maas scored six of her points in the first quarter to help spark the Falcons.

Nass led the way on the boards with 11 rebounds, while Kuehl added six. Junior guard Sam Kuehl had six points and nine rebounds. Maas added six rebounds, six assists and seven steals. Junior forward Alyssa Kreitzman added five rebounds and three steals. Senior guard Kayla Will added six points and three steals.

Sophomore guard Allie Tews led Abundant Life (0-8, 0-4) with 12 points.

“This was a nice conference win,” Hustisford girls basketball coach Bob Nass said. “This was a good team effort. We had pretty balanced scoring.”

Hustisford hosts Rio Friday in a key conference battle. It's also alumni night, when former players who graduated from 1973-81 will receive special recognition before the game. A small reception after the game will be held for all past and present female players.

HUSTISFORD 61,

ABUNDANT LIFE 16

Abundant Life 4 2 7 3 - 16

Hustisford 17 13 17 14 - 61

Abundant Life (fg-ft-tp) - Burnard 1-0-2, Zernov 1-0-2, Tews 3-5-12. Totals 5 5-10 16.

Hustisford (fg-ft-tp) - Kreitzman 1-0-2, Will 2-0-6, Sa. Kuehl 3-0-6, Nass 6-2-14, Maas 4-0-8, Peltier 3-0-6, Dabroski 1-0-2, Sh. Kuehl 5-7-17. Totals 25 9-15 61.

Total fouls: AL 15, H 11.

3-point goals: AL, Tews; H, Will (2).

Wisconsin Heights 61,

Lake Mills 55

MAZOMANIE - Lake Mills suffered its first loss of the season, falling at Wisconsin Heights 61-55 in a nonconference prep girls basketball game Tuesday.

The Vanguards put up 37 points in the first half and held on from there.

“Our first half defense was not what we have become accustomed to,” Lake Mills coach Pat Hauser said. “We missed many close range shots that would normally fall.”

Heights led 17-14 after the first quarter before pouring in 20 points in the second to go up 37-28 at half. The L-Cats (7-1 overall) cut the lead to three headed to the fourth, but Heights held on behind 33 points from Ali Wilkenson.

Lake Mills junior guard Denay Hering led Lake Mills with 16 points and had five steals. Senior Bailey Halvorsen added 10 points, 11 rebounds and five blocked shots in the loss.

The L-Cats host Lakeside Lutheran Friday.

WISCONSIN HEIGHTS 61, LAKE MILLS 55

Lake Mills 14 14 16 11 - 55

Wis. Heights 17 20 10 14 - 61

Lake Mills (fg-ft-tp) -Hering 6--0-16, Halvorsen 4-2-10, Shipley 1-0-2, Eck 5-1-14, Curran 2-1-5, Dunkleberger 4-0-8. Totals 22 4-9 55.

Wisconsin Heights (fg-ft-tp) - Mautz 1-0-3, Friske 0-3-3, Booth 5-0-10, Wilkinson 10-13-33, Brunner 4-4-12. Totals 20 20-23 61.

Three-point goals - LM, Hering (4), Eck (3); WH, Mautz.

Total fouls - LM 17, WH 12.

Fouled out - LM, Dunkleberger.

Rio 54, Dodgeland 38

RIO - Senior forward Samantha Krebs scored 11 points to lead a balanced attack as Rio beat Dodgeland 54-38 in a Southern Trailways game Tuesday.

Rio (5-4, 2-1 in conference) opened up a 20-2 lead after one quarter and led 31-7 at the break. Dodgeland (4-4, 2-2) showed some pride in winning the second half 31-23.

“Very tough start,” Dodgeland girls basketball coach Matt Yuenger said. “You name it, we did it. We threw the ball away. We had open looks and we bricked them hard. It was like we had cement shoes. We were slow on defense. We didn't get back. I don't know if it's because we were missing shots, but we got down and were out of it. But the girls didn't quit.”

Junior guard Kassy Kluge led the Trojans with 12 points. Senior forward Morgan Kuhn added 10 points and 12 rebounds. Senior forward Tieraney Planasch added four points, seven rebounds and four blocks.

Dodgeland plays at Johnson Creek on Thursday.

RIO 54, DODGELAND 38

Dodgeland 2 5 16 15 - 38

Rio 20 11 11 12 - 54

Dodgeland (fg-ft-tp) - Yuenger 0-2-2, Schultz 3-0-6, Kuhn 3-4-10, Dank 1-0-2, Kluge 5-0-12, Planasch 1-2-4, England 1-0-2. Totals 14 8-16 38.

Rio (fg-ft-tp) - E. Borde 3-2-8, Krebs 4-1-11, Bender 2-0-5, Waterdu 4-2-10, Vargen 2-0-4, N. Reierson 0-2-2, Missall 1-5-7, C. Reierson 0-2-2, Schmidt 0-3-3, E. Reierson 1-0-2. Totals 17 17-30 54.

Three-point goals - D, Kluge (2); R, Krebs (2), Bender.

Total fouls - D 20, R 22.

Fouled out - R, Vargen.