Girls’ teams looking for wins
The Ozaukee High School girls’ basketball team was looking to bounce back from its first loss of the season.
The Warriors last Thursday lost at home to Sheboygan Christian, 41-30.
Katelyn Gomez had eight points and six rebounds. Kenedeigh Harness had seven points and six rebounds.
The Warriors shot 11-for-55 (20%) from the field.
“This was a tough loss for us. We did not play our best in this game on the offensive side of things,” coach Linda Weyker said.
“Defensively, Chloe Dybul did a great job on their post player and overall we played well defensively. We struggled to put up points on Thursday night. Our post players of Kenedeigh and Katelyn continue to play well.”
The Warriors, 3-1, were to play at Random Lake on Monday. They play at Cedar Grove-Belgium on Thursday, Dec. 11, and host Oostburg on Monday, Dec. 15.
Cedar Grove-Belgium is still seeking its first victory.
The Rockets lost at Kohler, 60-36, last Thursday. Kami Horn had 11 points and Gracie Schmidt had 10. Arden Getschman had seven points and eight rebounds. Tessa Krause had eight points and six rebounds.
The Rockets lost to Valders, 60-47, last Saturday. Getschman had 12 points and 10 rebounds. Schmidt had nine points and six rebounds.
The Rockets (0-6) played at Oostburg on Monday. They host Ozaukee on Thursday, Dec. 11, and play at Random Lake on Tuesday, Dec. 16.
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