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into the hands of Tori Bjerke who got the rebound and she made the basket to give Groton a 37-32 lead. Groton went on to win, 37-34.
• "We're finding ways to win and that's what we have to do," Wanner said. "It's still three to four weeks before districts and we just have to keep going after the ball and making the plays."
• In the fourth quarter, Groton made four of eight field goals and had one turnover.  Britton-Hecla made two of seven field goals and was four of four from the line.
• Courtney Kurtz and Carly Wheeting led the Tigers with 11 points apiece followed by Camille Sippel with five, Kylie Hawkins had four and Halle Dohman, Regan Lewandowski and Tori Bjerke each had two points.
• Groton made 12 of 41 field goals for 29 percent, was one of five from the line for 20 points off of Britton-Hecla's 12

team fouls, had 33 rebounds with Sippel and Kurtz each having seven, five steals with Wheeting having two, seven assists and 10 turnovers.
• Shelby Elsen led the Braves with 15 points followed by Emily Bremmon with six, Aria Meyer five, Kassi Jones four, Morgan Storley three and Mallori Rabenberg added one free throw.
• Groton is now 8-5 on the season and will travel to Langford on Monday.

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