ISHPEMING — Brooke Kriegl led all scorers with 15 points as Kingsford upended Ishpeming 47-39 to finish its regular season 10-10 after starting the campaign 3-7.

“It was nice to finish the second half of the season 7-3,” Flivvers head coach Lisa Harry said. “That was a goal we set after our 3-7 start. We are excited for postseason play.”

The Flivvers held Ishpeming scoreless in the first quarter and led by nine at halftime.

“We won, but it was not pretty,” Harry said. “It felt like a slow moving game. Ishpeming was very patient on offense most of the game, and I felt like it slowed us down too. We would go in spurts offensively but could never maintain much momentum.”

Kriegl was the only Flivver in double figures, hitting two triples in the game.

“Brooke is the real deal,” Ishpeming head coach Ryan Reichel said. “She didn’t play the first game and she caused issues for us tonight.

It’s been fun watching her grow as a player, but I am glad she is graduating. Always tough to prepare for such good talent.”

Kate Cook, Christy Glodowaski and Talia Wallis each added seven points for Kingsford.

Emma Poirier’s 14 points led the Hematites.

Kingsford opens district play with a bye and awaits the winner of Gladstone versus Menominee. Those teams play Monday. The Flivvers will be on the road Wednesday against whichever team advances.

Kingsford 11 13 10 13 – 47

Ishpeming 0 15 7 17 – 39

KINGSFORD: Olkkonen 2, Kriegl 15, Cook 7, Doolittle 5, Holmes 4, Glodowski 7, Wallis 7. FT: 14-20. F: 16. FO: None. 3-pt FGs: Kriegl (2), Wallis (2), Glodowski.

ISHPEMING: Poirier 14, Mead 8, Koski 7, Corp 8, Loman 2. FT: 8-14. F: 19. FO: None. 3-pt FGs: Poirier (2), Mead.

BR-Harris 55

Forest Park 42

CRYSTAL FALLS – Mercedes Simmons recorded a double-double and game highs of 21 points and 18 rebounds, but Bark River-Harris got the better of Forest Park 55-42 in Skyline girls basketball.

“Bark River’s defensive pressure was tough,” Forest Park head coach Kim Bjork said. “We had a difficult time getting any offensive flow. When we had open looks we couldn’t get our shots to fall.”

Riley Van Sickle led Forest Park with 13 points in a 55-23 JV loss.

Forest Park finished the season 7-13. The Trojans travel for district play Wednesday night, awaiting the winner of North Dickinson and Republic.

BR-Harris 18 13 17 7 – 55

FP 4 11 9 18 – 42

FOREST PARK: Simmons 21, LaChapelle 8, Honkala 6, Johnson 3, Jacobson 2, Peterson 2. FT: 5-10. F: 6. FO: None. 3-pt FGs: LaChapelle (2), Johnson. Rebounds 41 (Simmons 18).