Carly Sigurdson of the visiting BOLD Warriors was sensational on Tuesday,
Jan. 14. But it was the host Morris Area Chokio Alberta Tigers who won the game.
MACA fans were happy at game's end, having seen their team up its
conference record to 5-1, and also with the opportunity to see someone with
Sigurdson's offensive prowess. Sigurdson made six 3-pointers. Wow! Her point
total was a most lofty 39. She simply needed more complementary elements around
her. Maybe she's too much of a one-person team.
Whatever, it was the orange and black Tigers showing the winning chemistry.
Coach Dale Henrich's Tigers upped their overall season record to 7-5.
The game was tight at halftime with MACA owning an edge of one, 23-22. The
Tigers then turned on the jets the rest of the way, outscoring Sigurdson and her
BOLD mates 34-29. The Tigers won 57-51.
BOLD came out of the night with a 6-4 overall record, 4-2 in conference.
Sigurdson made all but one of her team's three-pointers. Baylay Kubesh made
the other. Sigurdson also led BOLD in rebounds with six, and shared the lead in
steals with three, with Kubesh and Mallory Steffel.
The Tigers were two of nine in three-point shooting with Becca Holland
having both of the makes. Becca topped the MACA scoring list with her 18 points.
The stats show MACA with a balanced scoring attack in contrast to BOLD, as
four Tigers scored in double figures. Becca was joined in that category by
Lauren Reimers with eleven points, and Beth Holland and Lacee Maanum both with
ten. Kaitlin Vogel put in four points, while Nicole Strobel and Moira McNally
each had two.
Maanum attacked the boards to accumulate 12 rebounds. Becca pulled down
nine rebounds.
Becca had the team-best assist total of four, and she was also tops in
steals with four. Abbie Olson came through with three steals.
In total field goals the Tigers were 23 of 75. In freethrows: nine of 18.
How dominant was Sigurdson in BOLD's scoring? No other Warrior had more
than three points! Kubesh had three - she had to, because she made a 3-pointer -
and after that it's a series of 2's on the scoring list, and then one Warrior
with one point.
Boys hockey: Storm 5, Windom 2
Five different MBA Storm skaters put in goals in the recent Saturday
triumph over Windom. The Storm prevailed 5-2.
These five skaters got the goals: Nate Vipond, Ethan Stahman, Matt Hoffman,
Bo Olson and Lincoln Pahl.
MBA owned this game through the first two periods. The Storm scored two
goals in each of the first two periods, while blanking Windom.
Vipond got the game's first goal, coming at 9:16 of the first period,
unassisted. Then it was Ethan Stahman putting the puck in the net at 15:59,
assisted by Kevin Meixel and Taylor Staples.
On to the second period: Matt Hoffman scored at 7:38 with an assist from
Taner Gimberlin. Bo Olson got his goal at 15:07 with assists from Corey Storck
and Chad Schwarz.
Ryley Espenson scored on the power play to get Windom's first goal at 2:01
of the third period, with an assist from Jack Mellstrom. Windom struck again
when Mitchell Macek got a power play goal at 3:28, with assists from Devin
Nielsen and Mellstrom. MBA got the final goal of the game: Lincoln Pahl got the
puck in the net, power play style, at 9:24 with an assist from Matt Hoffman.
Tony Bruns worked in goal for Morris Benson Area, opposed by Nate
Monson.
- Brian Williams - morris mn minnesota - bwilly73@yahoo.com
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