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ing February 25.
• Three players hit double figures for the Lady Tigers with Courtney Kurtz leading the way with 19 points followed by Camille Sippel with 17, Carly Wheeting with 10, Kylie Hawkins four and Tori Bjerke two.
• Groton made 32 percent of its field goals, making 12 of 28 shots. Sippel and Kurtz each made two three-pointers. The same two girls shined from the line, making and attempting all of Groton's free throws. They made 16 of 22 free throws for 73 percent. "That was big for us," Wanner said. Kylie Hawkins had eight rebounds while Kurtz had seven and Sippel and Wheeting each had five. Groton had six steals as the Cavaliers threw the ball away six more times on their own. Sippel and Hawkins each had two steals. Groton had five assists with Kurtz and Wheeting each having two. Groton turned the ball over only three times on their own as the Cavaliers had nine steals. Groton had 16 fouls with Wheeting having four.
• It was Roncalli's starting five that scored all but two points. Paige Sommers had 10 with six of those coming from the charity stripe. Harley Kline and Emily ohle each had nine, Kate Heintz

man had five, MiKayla Malsam had three and Abby Vogel added two points.
• The Cavaliers made 31 percent of its field goals and was four of 10 in three-pointers. Roncalli made 11 of 17 free throws, had 22 fouls, nine steals and nine assists.
• Groton won the junior varsity game, 31-14. Marlee Jones had 10 points, Katie Koehler seven, Audrey Wanner six, Emily Locke five, Rachel Blackmun two and Tori Bjerke added one free throw.