It’s matinee basketball for the Mid-Prairie girls on Saturday when they travel to Monticello to meet the Panthers. The Golden Hawks are .500 on the season at 3-3 after a loss to Cascade Friday night in Wellman 45-35. On the season, Mid-Prairie has three players averaging double figures led by Maddie Nonnenmann at 13 points per game, Myah Lugar with 11 and Phelan Hostetler at 10. Nonnenmann and Esther Hughes are tied for the team lead at five boards per contest with Amara Jones dishing out a team best four assists per game.
Monticello comes into the night with an overall record of 5-1. They were 42-31 winners over Tipton last night. On the season the Panthers are led by Gabrielle Guilford at 14 points per game. Rebekah Prull leads the team at seven rebounds per game while Tori McDonald averages four helpers per contest. This week, Mid-Prairie head coach Danny Hershberger talked about what his team needs to do to handle the quick turnaround and the Panthers. “We need to make sure
The Mid-Prairie boys and girls basketball teams are back on the floor Friday when they welcome the North Cedar Knights to Wellman for a River Valley Conference doubleheader. The Golden Hawk girls come into the game at 2-2 on the year, after a 49-43 loss to Iowa City Regina at home Tuesday. Maddie Nonnenmann led the way for Mid-Prairie with 20. For the season, the Hawks are paced by Nonnenmann at 13 points per game. She’s also tied with Esther Hughes for the team lead at seven boards per contest. Hughes and Myah Lugar each dish out three assists per game. North Cedar comes in at 0-3 on the year, they fell to Camanche on Tuesday 43-35 despite Aubrey Carstensen and Maddie Michels 12pts. On the season, Jenna Syring scores 12 points per game to lead the way. She has also grabbed a team high 14 boards per game. Sam Koth averages two assists per contest. In their meeting last year, the Golden Hawks beat the Knights 56-43.