Badgers drop ‘defensive battle’
Girls Basketball
NIAGARA, Wis. — Crivitz stayed atop the M & O Conference girls basketball standings with a 33-22 win over Niagara on Friday.
“A defensive battle,” said Niagara coach Karl Lamoreaux. “We were happy to give them a good game.”
The Badgers (4-2, 3-2) held Crivitz (7-1, 5-0) to just 18 percent shooting, but could muster little offense of their own. The Wolverines led 19-14 at halftime.
Jasmine Racine paced Niagara with 11 points. Crivitz was led by Chloe Gruszynski’s 15 points.
Niagara won the jayvee game. The Badgers will host Florence on Monday.
Crivitz 19 14 — 33
Niagara 14 8 — 22
CRIVITZ: Oyer 7, Bemis 2, Guns 4, Kosmecki 2, Johnsen 3, Gruszynski 15. FT: 7-14. F: 9.
3-point FG: Oyer 2, Johnsen, Gruszynski. Rebounds: 25.
NIAGARA: Racine 11, West 3, Gill 4, Ki. Hannah 4. FT: 2-4: F: 13. 3PT: Racine 1, West 1. Rebounds: 34 (Hannah 9, Gill 9).