The Chamberlain Cubs came to town last Friday night to take on the Lady Raiders. Wagner would jump all over the cubs early and take a 46-9 lead into halftime. Wagner would win by a finale of 77-33. Wagner would shoot 57% from the field 32-56 while the Cubs were 10-27 for 33%. Wagner would collect 26 boards compared to 16 from Chamberlain. The Cubs would commit 26 turnovers compared to just 4 from the Raiders. Wagner would dish out 28 assists. Ashlyn Koupal led all scorers with 29 points, 7 boards, 3 assists, and 2 blocks. Emma Yost would follow that with 18 points, 8 boards, 6 assists, and 4 blocks. Shalayne Nagel would record a double-double with 16 points, 4 boards, 10 steals and 2 assists. Macy Koupal would be the 4th Raider in double figures with 10 points, 4 boards, while dishing out a team high 9 assists. Lydia Yost would finish the scoring with 7 points, 3 boards, 3 steals, and 4 assists. Eve Zephier would dish out 3 assists. “A great effort again defensively only allowing 2 made field goals the first half. We move the basketball on offense getting 28 assists on 32 made shots. This was the final home regular season game for our three Seniors! I can’t say enough about these three young ladies! They represent our team, school, and community with highest regards. It will be a lot of fun to follow them the next few years at the collegiate level at DWU and Mt. Marty. With one more regular season game on the road in Platte, and then on to Region play where we will host Tuesday February 21st in Wagner.”

The Wagner JV team was also victorious with a 32-24 win. Aniyah Bruguier-Fields would lead the Raiders with 9 points. Hayden Fischer would follow that up with 8. Cadence Bernie and Braxton Nedved would each tally 4 while Brooklin Nielsen would end with 3. Hazel Jensen and Aubrey Medricky would each finish with 2 points.

The C team would complete the sweep by the same score as the JV game 32-24. Ravyn Medricky would lead all scorers with 12 points. Eva Kjeldgaard would finish with 9, while Mara Wright 6. Braelyn Scott and Hannah Holzbauer would each finish with 2 and Mateya Bruguier with 1.