Good, Pettit, Stenhaug 1000

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MINNESOTA REPORTS
AAAA
Hopkins took a measure of revenge against Minnetonka, beating the Skippers on their floor 63-56. Tonka led at half 27-26. Hopkins shot 54% from the floor (27/50) for the night) and controlled the boards 33-22. Jackie Hiebert and Steph Sension dominated inside with 40 points between them, add in Hannah Oliverus and the trio shot 60.6% (20/33). Alyssa Benson led Minnetonka with 22.

Rochester Century beat Austin 77-52 to get close to a share of the Big 9 title. Also in the recaps Camille Stenhaug of Rochester JM went over the 1000 point mark in a 56-35 win over Faribault. She is only the second JM player to top 1000. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

St. Cloud Tech stopped Little Falls 58-34 plus recaps from the St. Cloud Times. In the other recaps Katie Pettit of Howard Lake-W-W had 25 points to top the 1000 mark in a 80-61 win over Rockford.

AAA
Tiffany Good, a senior forward from North Branch, scored 22 points tonight in a win over Columbia Heights 70-31. She now has 1000 points exactly and become the 5th girls basketball player in North Branch history to score 1000. She is the 2nd NB player to achieve this milestone this year. Gabrielle Olson scored her 1000 point just 3 games ago.

Mahtomedi beat North St. Paul in two overtimes 60-56.
Mara Hjelle scored a put back with 2.4 seconds left to tie it at 48 for Mahtomedi.
Leah Nash from NSP hit a desperation 3 with under 20 seconds left to tie it at 53 at the end of the first overtime.
Danielle Daniels fouled out for NSP with one minute to go in regulation. She had 14 points, but only 3 in the second half. Kendra Books had 11. Chanee Roberts was their most effective rebounder.
Heather Smith had 21 for Mahtomedi. She didn't let up the entire game. She opened with three 3s.
NSP only missed three free throws on the night, while Mahtomedi missed 21.

#2 Detroit Lakes beat Bemidji 72-57. From the Bemidji Pioneer.

Marshall finished undefeated in the Southwest conference as the defeated Windom 66-37. Fromt he Marshall Independent.

Fergus Falls zipped by St. Cloud Apollo 75-53. From the Fergus Falls Daily Journal.

Worthington topped New Ulm 89-63. From the Worthington Daily Globe and New Ulm Journal.

Willmar bumped off Rocori 61-44. From the West Central Tribune.

AA
Lac Qui Parle Valley dropped Dawson-Boyd 60-48 plus other games from the West Central Tribune.

Frazee topped Pelican Rapids 61-48 from the Fergus Falls Daily Journal.

New London-Spicer beat Morris 44-34. plus other recaps in the West Central Tribune.

DGF smoked Lake Park-Audubon 73-37. From the Fargo Forum.

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Browerville beat Parkers Prairie 56-44. From the Fergus Falls Daily Journal.

Sleepy Eye St. Mary's popped LCWM 52-37. From the New Ulm Journal.

ALL CONFERENCE
The Camden Conference has already released their all conference list for both North and South. From the West Central Tribune.

LATE REPORTS
Sauk Centre's win over New London-Spicer 44-41 on Monday was the first time in many, many years that a SC team beat NLS. From the Sauk Centre Herald.

POINT PARADE for games of Feb. 20, 2007
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Brittnye McSperron, Eastview 36 vs Eagan 69-56
Jamie Zelinsky, Park Center 31 vs Andover 77-63
Sarah Wiens, Burnsville 29 vs Eden Prairie 56-46
Givens, St. Paul Highland Park 29 vs St. Paul Arlington 73-48
Dickey, White Bear Lake 27 vs Forest Lake 61-54
AAA
Brianna Mastey, Becker 29 vs Princeton 50-38
Bri Zabel, Northfield 26 vs Holy Angels 64-68
Alison Johnson, St. Louis Park 26 vs Irondale 75-54
AA
Hannah Linz, Eden Valley-Watkins 37 vs BBE 62-44
Courtney Kalis, Frazee 25 vs Pelican Rapids 61-48
Katie Pettit, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 25 vs Rockford 80-61
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Megan Quiram, Cannon Valley Lutheran 27 vs Glenville-Emmons 39-51

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