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Pointers Overtake the Southwestern Wildcats

Jadyn Schultz|December 14, 2022

Dec 13, 2022

Last night in JV action, the Pointers overtook the Southwestern Wildcats with a score of 64 to 21. Izzy Dannenberg led the Pointers in scoring with 12 points. Jadyn Schultz added 10 and Ellie Robinson and Liz Hoffman both had 9 each.

In varsity action, the Pointers had another mild game, winning with a score of 74-31. There were three pointers in double figures last night. Laci Lindsey led with 17 points. Kennedy Wenger followed with 16, and Belle Watters also added 10 points. That game put the Pointers to an overall record of 7-1. In conference, they are now 3-0.

The Pointers are back in action on Decemeber 16, going up against the Boscobel Bulldogs. The Bulldogs are currently 1-1 in conference play and 5-1 overall. It will be another homecourt advantage for the Pointers. JV will start at 6 with varsity to follow.

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