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Scobey Girls Begin Season With 2 Wins

Scobey Girls Begin Season With 2 Wins
SHE GOT MOBBED! This was the scene at last year’s East C Divisional Tournament in the Wolves’ Den Gym in Wolf Point when Scobey’s Camrie Holum banked in a 35-foot prayer of a shot in overtime giving the Spartans a 49-48 first-round victory over a tough Circle squad. Here’s hoping Lady Luck has a few more plays planned for the Spartans in this 2023-24 season. — Photo by Bill Vander Weele, Northern Plains Independent newspaper based in Wolf Point
Scobey Girls Begin Season With 2 Wins
SHE GOT MOBBED! This was the scene at last year’s East C Divisional Tournament in the Wolves’ Den Gym in Wolf Point when Scobey’s Camrie Holum banked in a 35-foot prayer of a shot in overtime giving the Spartans a 49-48 first-round victory over a tough Circle squad. Here’s hoping Lady Luck has a few more plays planned for the Spartans in this 2023-24 season. — Photo by Bill Vander Weele, Northern Plains Independent newspaper based in Wolf Point
 

If the Scobey High School girls’ varsity basketball team proved just one thing on the opening weekend of game action at the Coach Connors Classic in Miles City it is this: the Spartans know how to keep a lead.

Like for the whole game. Times two. Not once did the Scobey girls give up their advantage in Friday’s 39-24 victory over the Harlowton Engineers, who has schools in Ryegate and Judith Gap in a cooperative agreement with them.

Avery Wolfe’s 3-point field goal for a 3-0 score was the game winner in the contest played in the Miles Community College Centra.

Harlowton’s Cindy Power hit a free throw getting her team within 3-1 but the Spartans used two Camrie Holum buckets with a Wolfe turnaround jumper in between for a 9-1 advantage.

The Engineers shot back with a 7-0 run to close within 9-8 before Chloe Handran’s free throw made it 10-8 at the end of the opening quarter.

After Mya Green sank a trey to open the secondquarter scoring, Harlowton closed within 13-10. It was at this point the Spartans began pulling away as Kayla Carney drill...

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