The Eagles captured their six straight win after a 57-40 Camden Conference victory over Central Minnesota Christian on Friday from Central Minnesota Christian School.
LQPV vaulted to the top of the conference’s North Division standings with a 6-1 Camden record.
The road team took out the Bluejays with its defense. Doubling up CMCS 34-17 in the second half, LQPV held the home team to 31% shooting from the field.
Taylor Shelstad was the Eagles’ defensive standout. Primarily covering one of the top scorers in the state, Shelstad held Bluejays junior Coco Duininck to six points on 2 of 7 shooting from the floor. Duininck also committed 10 turnovers, much of which the result of Shelstad’s pressure.
“It was a team effort,” LQPV head coach Dylan Erickson said. “Taylor Shelstad worked her tail off on defense. She contested every shot and made (Duininck) work to get open. ... Shelstad was excellent, but it was a team effort.”
The Eagles held CMCS 17 points under its season scoring average.
The visitors led 13-10 in the first half when sophomore Camryn Lee scored inside following a pocket pass from senior Alex Stitt. LQPV came up empty on its next seven possessions (four turnovers, three missed field goals).
During the Eagles' drought, Molly Mulder took over.
After tying the game at 13-all with a free throw, the junior forward put CMCS up with a three-point on play. From there, the Bluejays were out of sync offensively and came up empty on their next eight possessions (five turnovers, three missed field goals).
The two teams entered halftime tied at 23-all. Shelstad had 16 of her team's 23 first-half points. She also scored the team’s last 10 points of the half. The sophomore finished with 22 points, seven rebounds and six steals. Macie Lund added 14 points and eight rebounds.
Mulder had a double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds. Nyssa Vogel put up 15 points to lead the Bluejays.
LQPV has a game with Tracy-Milroy-Balaton scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Monday in Madison. CMCS plays Monday at Canby.
LQPV (7-1) 23 34 — 57
CMCS (5-3) 23 17 — 40
LQPV - Scoring: Macie Lund 14, Add Bonn 5, Taylor Shelstad 22, Cassidie Olson 11, Tori Bungarden 1, Camryn Lee 4 … 3-point shots: Lund 4, Bonn 1, Shelstad 3 … Rebound leaders: Lee 9, Lund 8, Shelstad 7, Olson 6 … Assist leaders: Alex Stitt 5, Lund 4 … Steal leaders: Shelstad 6 ... Block leaders: Rylee Lund 1, Lee 1
CMCS - Scoring: Reagan Swart 2, Maaike Duininck 3, Molly Mulder 12, Lauren Taatjes 2, Coco Duininck 6, Nyssa Vogel 15 … 3-point shots: M. Duininck 1, Vogel 3 … Rebound leader: Mulder 11, Taatjes 8 … Assist leader: C. Duininck 4 … Steal leader: Mulder 4, Vogel 4 ... Block leader: Mulder 1, C. Duininck 1
Renville County West grabbed its second win of the season, beating Dawson-Boyd in Dawson.
Emily Lippert hit five 3-pointers, finishing with a Jaguars-best 17 points. Rachel Jakel had a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds, along with three steals. Addyson Tanner also had 14 points for RCW.
Chelsie Husby finished with 10 points, six rebounds and a block, all highs for the Blackjacks.
RCW and D-B meet again at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Renville.
RCW (2-6) 31 38 — 69
D-B (1-8) 19 6 — 25
RCW - Scoring: Addyson Tanner 15, Johanna Braun 4, Holly Bratsch 9, Jennifer Bratsch 4, Laila Ridler 3, Emily Lippert 14, Rachel Jakel 17, Avery Roxberg 4 … 3-point shots: Lippert 4 … Rebound leader: Jakel 10, Roxberg 7 … Assist leader: H. Bratsch 6 … Steal leader: Jakel 3 ... Block leader: Roxberg 2
D-B - Scoring: Rachel Jorgans 2, Chelsie Husby 10, Paige Conover 2, Ella Wolner 2, Alexis Breitenstein 2, Allison Estling 5, Laney Bartunek 2 … 3-point shots: Husby 1, Estling 1 … Rebound leader: Husby 6 … Assist leader: Three with 1 … Steal leader: Three with 1 ... Block leader: Husby 1
MACCRAY enjoyed a comfortable home victory against Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg at Clara City.
Ella Bourne put up 15 points and seven steals for the Wolverines. Kylee Kimpling chipped in 13 points, six rebounds and six steals.
Maret Gjerde had seven points for the Fighting Saints.
KMS and MACCRAY play again at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Kerkhoven.
KMS (1-7) 9 10 — 19
MACCRAY (4-5) 28 23 — 51
KMS - Scoring: Grace Collins 2, Maret Gjerde 7, Josie Gjerde 4, Shakira Olson 2, Lauren Krieger 2, Katie Klaphake 2, Hayley Demuth 1 … 3-point shots: J. Gjerde 1 … Rebound leader: Krieger 4 … Assist leader: Demuth 1 … Steal leader: Demuth 3 ... Block leader: Demuth 3, J. Gjerde 3
MACCRAY - Scoring: Ella Kienitz 3, Ella Bourne 15, Kaisa Jaenisch 4, Kylee Kimpling 13, Elsie Sumner 3, Alison Koenen 2, Jordan Thein 2, Brynn Lozinski 1, Gabby Randt 8 … 3-point shots: Kienitz 1, Bourne 3, Jaenisch 1 … Rebound leader: Kimpling 6, Sumner 5, Lozinski 5 … Assist leader: Jaenisch 6, Randt 4, Sumner 3 … Steal leader: Bourne 7, Kimpling 6 ... Block leader: Kimpling 2, Randt 2
Yellow Medicine East fell to Minneota — Class A’s top-ranked team — at Granite Falls.
YME shot 26% from the field (11 of 42), including 15% from three-point range (3 of 19).
Ruby Bones had 14 points, nine rebounds and five blocks from the Sting.
YME’s next scheduled game is 7:30 p.m. Thursday against Russell-Tyler-Ruthon in Tyler.
Minneota (8-0) 54 38 — 92
YME (2-7) 15 19 — 34
MINNEOTA - Stats not available
YME - Scoring: Steffen 2, Ruby Bones 14, Stella Schuler 4, Gracie Kleven 6, Hannah Stark 5, Brylea Ruff 3 … 3-point shots: Kleven 2-4, Ruff 1-6 … Rebound leader: Bones 9 … Assist leader: Stark 2 … Steal leaders: Steffen 2, Schuler 2 ... Block leader: Bones 5
Mackenzie Jones had 17 points, 12 rebounds and five steals and Sammy Christoffer had 10 points and four steals to lead Willmar to the victory at St. Cloud Tech.
“(It was) kind of a grind-it-out, slow game tonight,” Willmar head coach Dustin Carlson said. “ We looked a little tired on offense. But a win is a win.”
Willmar leads the Central Lakes Conference with a 7-0 record. Tech is 0-8 in the CLC.
The Cardinals next play at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday at Brainerd..
Willmar (7-1) 34 14 — 48
St. Cloud Tech (0-9) 11 21 — 32
WILLMAR - Scoring: Sammy Christoffer 10, Ellary Lange 4, Zoe Schroeder 2, Mackenzie Jones 17, Callie Slagter 3, Jaida Reiman 2, Ella Shinn 8, Adia Laidlaw 2 … 3-point shots: Christoffer 1, Jones 3 … Rebound leader: Jones 12, Slagter 7 … Assist leader: Lange 3 … Steal leader: Jones 5, Reiman 5, Christoffer 4 ... Block leader: Allie Rosendahl 1, Jones 1
TECH - Scoring: Jayna Benson 3, Emma Borchert 2, Emma Imdieke 9, Brielle Tesmer 2, Maddie Nefs 2, Alexis Finken 4, Hailie Christiansen 10 … 3-point shots: Imdieke 1 … Rebound leader: N/A … Assist leader: N/A … Steal leader: N/A ... Block leader: N/A
New London-Spicer overcame a slow start to record the victory at Rockford. The Wildcats and Rockets were tied 0-0 after the first four minutes of the game.
NLS, ranked No. 1 in Class AA, overcame that to take a 39-23 lead.
Leading the way were Erin Knisley, Emma Hanson and Avery Rich. Knisley, a 6-foot-2 senior center, had 19 points and 13 rebounds. Hanson, a 5-8 senior forward, added 16 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals. Rich, a 5-6 sophomore guard, had 15 points and four assists.
NLS is host to Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted at 7 p.m. Monday in New London.
NLS (9-0) 39 31 — 70
Rockford (4-5) 23 20 — 43
NLS - Scoring: Avery Rich 15, Mackenzie Rich 3, Emma Hanson 16, Ellie Hanson 2, Ava Kraemer 12, Delaney Hanson 3, Erin Kinsley 19 … 3-point shots: A. Rich 4, M. Rich 1, Em. Hanson 1, D. Hanson 1 … Rebound leaders: Knisley 13, Em. Hanson 5, Kraemer 5, Izzy Schmiesing 5 … Assist leaders: M. Rich 6, E. Hanson 4, A. Rich 4 … Steal leader: Em. Hanson 3 ... Block leader: Knisley 1.
ROCKFORD - Scoring: Emma Sather 2, Rylee Larson 2, Ava Cusciotto 15, Ellie Sather 2, Cassia Cady 2, Reagan Pedersen 5, Hannah Stedman 8, Makayla Graunke 7 … 3-point shots: Cosciotto 1, Stedman 2, Graunke 1 … Rebound leader: N/A … Assist leader: N/A … Steal leader:N/A ... Block leader: N/A
Montevideo improved to 6-2 with the victory at Morris/Chokio-Alberta.
The Thunder Hawks led the Tigers 41-31 at halftime.
Montevideo next plays Tuesday at Benson. Morris/CA (3-6) is host to BOLD on Tuesday.
Montevideo (6-2) 41 40 — 81
Morris/CA (3-6) 31 37 — 68
Allisa Knight racked up a double-double with 16 points and 15 rebounds as Belgrade-Brooten Elrosa captured a win against Minnewaska at Glenwood.
The Jaguars outscored the Lakers 30-10 in the second half. Karissa Jones and Abby Berge had 12 and 11 points, respectively.
BBE, the fifth-ranked team in Class A, improved to 8-0.
BBE is host to Royalton at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday in Belgrade. Minnesota is scheduled to play Sauk Centre on Monday in Glenwood.
BBE (8-0) 19 30 — 49
Minnewaska (2-6) 12 10 — 22
BBE - Scoring: Jackie Lindsay 2, Allie Dingmann 3, Liz French 2, Abby Berge 11, Harley Roering 3, Allisa Knight 16, Karissa Jones 12 … 3-point shots: None … Rebound leader: Knight 15, Jones 8 … Assist leader: Three with 1 … Steal leader: Berge 2, Roering 2 ... Block leader: None
MINNEWASKA - Stats not available
Benson dropped to 1-7 this season after falling to Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley at Graceville.
The Wolverines shot 21-for-34 from the free-throw line. The road team attempted seven total foul shots, making two.
Nine players scored for the Braves. Adysen Himley led the visitors with six points.
Benson’s next scheduled game is Montevideo on Tuesday in Benson.
Benson (1-7) 15 16 — 31
C-G-B (6-2) 26 19 — 45
BENSON - Scoring: Kaitlyn Hippe 3, Susan Knutson 3, Mya Kurkosky 3, Adysen Himley 6, Madi Wrobleski 2, Kimmy Pagel 5, Marissa Connelly 2, Marley Rush 2, Beth Cain 5 … 3-point shots: Hippie, Knutson, Kurkosky, Himley 2 … Rebound leader: N/A … Assist leader: N/A … Steal leader: N/A ... Block leader: N/A
C-G-B - Stats not available
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