POWERS – Ty King led three double-digit scorers with 14 points as the North Dickinson Nordics defeated host North Central 53-38 Tuesday to snap their short two-game losing skid.

Spencer Kramer finished with 13 points and five rebounds and Trenton Kramer added 10 points for the UPSSA Division 4 fourth-ranked Nordics (14-3).

The Nordics put in a steady shift offensively. They led 14-7 after one quarter, scored 15 in the second to take a 29-17 lead at halftime. ND posted 13 points in the third quarter to go up 42-30 and then outscored NC 11-8 in the final frame.

Other scorers for ND included Tyler Fleming with six points, Jason Graham with five and Brady Jungwirth with five.

Jungwirth led his team in assists with six, while Graham and Fleming recorded three steals each.

Ben Stage led the Jets (6-10) with nine points.

Forest Park 71,

Norway 34

Freshman Lyle Price scorched the nets for 31 points, draining nine of 10 3-pointers, as Forest Park improved to 15-3 on the season with a win over Norway on Tuesday.

Vic Giuliani added 16 points and Dax Huuki netted 14 for the Trojans, who led 33-15 at halftime.

Also contributing for Forest Park were Devin Koga, 6 points, Jace Hagglund, three points, and Izaiah Tarter, a free throw.

The Trojans travel to Munising on Friday.

Norway (11-9) will be at North Central on Friday.

PREP SCORES

Tuesday, Feb. 10

BOYS

Baraga 73, Watersmeet Gogebic 26

Bark River-Harris 57, Carney-Nadeau 43

Forest Park 71, Norway 34

Ishpeming 62, West Iron County 44

Westwood 71, Gwinn 10

Kingsford 47, Iron Mountain 36

L’Anse 61, Lake Linden-Hubbell 53

Menominee 77, Escanaba 59

North Dickinson 53, North Central 38

Pickford 65, Newberry 28

Rapid River 60, Munising 53

St Ignace 61, Brimley 57

Crivitz 87, Wausaukee 17

Oneida Nation 49, Coleman 46

GIRLS

Hancock 37, Westwood 28

L’Anse 75, Lake Linden-Hubbell 46

Marquette 53, Sault Ste Marie 51

Negaunee 48, Gwinn 30

Norway 66, Niagara, Wis. 53

West Iron County 64, Bessemer 11

Crandon 46, Three Lakes 40

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Compiled by Daily News sports correspondent Jerry DeRoche. News editor Jim Anderson contributed.