The Mason City boys basketball team scored an important win on Tuesday night, with a 65-59 victory over Fort Dodge.Â
The Mohawks were led on offense by junior Corey Miner, who put up 33 points on 11-of-19 shooting, with nine free throws.
Mason City took a 35-29 halftime lead, which held up as the two teams scored an identical 30 points in the second half.Â
Along with Miner s scoring explosion, junior Brandon Shipman came through with 12 rebounds. Shipman scored 10 points, while junior Isaiah Washington contributed 11.Â
Four Dodgers scored in double figures. Senior Averey Martin put up 13, while sophomore Javion Jondle put up 12. Junior Carson Peterson and Bradley Vodraska scored 11 and 10 points, respectively.Â
down. they were stuck when the avalanches hit. couldn t imagine that. that s the worst plaps place they could have been stuck. no, i can t see it. the weather here is so bad, it has been snowing for the last many days. so we haven t been able to see the mountains very well. also, carson, you mentioned that in this most recent aftershock occurred there were some sherpas on the way trying to reach camps one and two. yeah. i don t know yeah. our base camp has a doctor and he told us this morning that some sherpas were trying to walk up. there are hundreds of people still on the mountain.
there. they have to find a new route down. and that is our major concern now. that most of these people have been rescued off space camp is try to figure out how to help the people that are still stuck up on the mountain. we have climbers who stayed at base camp, left yesterday or are leaving today trying to get to safety lower down. well, carson, we really appreciate you talking to us. we know you are in a very dangerous situation. your information has been stunning, and we appreciate you and hope you get out safely with the others there and the sherpas, as well. again, that was carson peterson, one of the climbers there stuck on everest as this occurs. and i think the important thing to say that he just told us was this powerful aftershock occurred and that caused more avalanches at a time when many