Hitting the court in a rivalry game, conference foes Cornell and Lake Holcombe met Feb. 10, on Cornell’s court. “The girls played one of the best games they have played all season,” said Cornell coach Courtney Yanko. “They shared the ball well, with almost everyone scoring.” The Chiefs took a 17-point lead into halftime, but by the second half, Lake Holcombe had stepped it up to try

Lauryn Goettl is a driving force on Cadott’s court for the girls basketball program and usually scores double digits every game. Those points rack up, which is why Goettl reached the 1,000 point milestone this season, in her senior year of play.

Breaking their losing streak and gaining some confidence as the season intensifies, the Cadott boys basketball program had a three-game stretch over the week.

Lake Holcombe’s girls basketball program rolled in both their East Lakekland Conference games over the week, improving their record and league standings. Jan. 31 vs. Birchwood conference (W 66-35) Lake Holcombe traveled to Birchwood to begin the week, where they dominated the scoreboard. The Chieftains outscored the Bobcats 31-9 at the end of the first half and while the score was closer after

The magic number seems to be 67 for the Cadott girls basketball program, as their matching scores brought in a pair of West Cloverbelt Conference wins over the week.