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two points.
• Oakes was led by Lydia Hansen with eight points followed by Nicole Warren with seven. Warren is Oakes' best player and was all-conference last year. Wanner said, "Camille (Sippel) did a great job defending her." Madison Quandt and Sydney Brutbach each had five points and Karlie Kauston had four.
• "We did a good job on our sets and we got to

the free throw line and that's what we have to do," Wanner said.
• Groton made 13 of 43 field goals, 11 of 21 free throws off of Oakes' 13 team fouls, had 26 rebounds with Kurtz having seven, 11 steals with Kurtz having four, 10 assists with Kurtz having four and seven turn

overs.
• Oakes made seven of 28 field goals, six of eight free throws, had 13 turnovers, eight steals, nine assists and 31 rebounds with Kniutson having 10.
• Groton record is 7-5 while Oakes is 4-5. The Tigers will take on Britton-Hecla in a home game on Tuesday. "We are evenly matched with Britton-Hecla," Wanner said. "It should be a two, three or four point game. That's just the way it is when we play them. They have size and quickness, just like us."
Girls win junior varsity game
• Groton won the junior varsity game, 32-15, leading at the quarterstops at 12-5, 19-8 and 26-13.
• Scoring for Groton were Carly Wheeting with eight, Ashley Gibbs with seven, Tori Bjerke and Audrey Wanner each had four points, Natalia Dohman three and Amber Schuster and Marlee Jones each had two points.

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