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MP Girls Basketball Defeats Boscobel Bulldogs

Ryley Reichling|December 19, 2022

Dec 16, 2022

Friday, the JV girls defeated the Boscobel Bulldogs with a score of 62 to 14. Izzy Dannenberg led the team with 13 points. Jeri Jo Johnson, Jadyn Schultz, and Reagan Galle also added 8 points each.

The varsity girls secured a win against the Boscobel Bulldogs 66 to 28. Top scorer Kennedy Wenger dropped 13 points, followed by Katelyn Cox and Laci Lindsey with 10 points each. This win sets the Pointers’ conference record at 4-0 and their overall record at 8-1.

The Pointers will be hosting the New Glarus Knights on December 19th. The Knights have an undefeated season so far with a record of 6-0. It is expected to be a close game. JV tips off at 6:00 with varsity to follow.

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