Polson improved to 2-0 in conference, 3-3 overall.
Breanne Kelley got the Pirates going, scoring seven of her nine points in the first quarter.
Ronan 15 5 7 11 - 38
Polson 16 8 7 16 - 47
RONAN - Taylor Lynch 1, Kaylee Larson 12, Jordan Strozzi 6, Carli Starkel 4, Jade Michael 5, Morgan Delgarde 2, Ashley Cheff 8.
POLSON - Staci Benson 3, Sierra Pete 4, Breanne Kelley 9, Rochelle Woods 4, Nicole Davey 10, Marlee Berry 1, Sarah Newton 6, Cali Hislop 6, Loni Havlovick 4.
Elsewhere:
Class AA
Bigfork 49, Kalispell Glacier 47
At Kalispell, Roxy Thurman had a big night and a fourth-quarter rally led Northwestern A Bigfork past the Western AA Wolfpack.
Thurman drained seven buckets from the floor to score a team-leading 17 points. The Vals (3-2) also received 11 points from Kailey Fierro.
Glacier entered the fourth quarter with a six-point lead, but was outscored by Bigfork 19-11 over the final eight minutes.
Lindsea Vaudt scored 14 points to lead Glacier, which slipped to 3-3.
Bigfork 9 15 6 19 - 49
Glacier 12 14 10 11 - 47
BIGFORK - Quinci Paine 2 4-6 8, Ariana Shults 0 1-2 1, Taylor Peck 2 1-2 6, Roxy Thurman 7 1-4 17, Caitlin Charlebois 2 2-2 6, Kailey Fierro 4 3-5 11. Totals 17 12-23 49.
GLACIER - Maddey Frey 0 2-2 2, Kadie Latimer 2 0-0 4, Sydney Sharaf 3 0-2 6, Rachel Cutler 2 3-4 7, Lindsea Vaudt 7 0-0 14, Emilee Hashley 4 3-5 11, Ashlee Waggener 1 1-2 3. Totals 19 9-15 47.
3-point goals - Bigfork 3 (Thurman 2), Glacier 0. Total fouls - Bigfork 18, Glacier 20. Fouled out - none.
Class A
Anaconda 54, Frenchtown 42
At Frenchtown, Anaconda's Torry Hill scored 27 points, including several game-sealing free throws down the stretch as the Copperheads scored the Southwestern A victory.
Hill went 9-for-11 at the line in the fourth quarter as Anaconda (3-0 in league play, 5-0 overall) pulled away from a 34-34 tie. Hill was 12-for-14 on free throws for the game, offsetting a big night from Frenchtown's 6-foot-1 pivot, Laura Geis.
Geis scored 22 points to go with seven rebounds and seven blocked shots. She was 8-for-12 from the field and 6-for-6 from the line for the Broncs (1-2, 2-2).
Anaconda 16 8 10 20 - 54
Frenchtown 11 9 14 8 - 42
ANACONDA - McCall Flynn 2, Rachel Wagner 2, Kara McNeil 7, Torry Hill 27, Lisa Laslovich 8, Chelsea Galle 4, Korey Krumm 4.
FRENCHTOWN - Brady Nordahl 2, Shelby Jutilia 2, Laura Geis 22, Kendra Wabaunsee 2, Brittany Belker 2, Jen Brown 9, Shelby Russ 3.
Columbia Falls 40, Libby 33
At Libby, the Wildkats picked up the Northwestern A victory behind a trio of scorers in double figures.
Kelsey DeWit pumped in 14 points for Columbia Falls, which improved to 1-0, 2-4. Alyssa Ladenburg and McKenzie Reeve added 11 points apiece for the Wildkats.
Jackie Mee's game-high 16 points paced the Loggers, who slipped to 1-1, 3-3.
Col. Falls 11 8 13 8 - 40
Libby 8 9 8 8 - 33
COLUMBIA FALLS - McKenzie Reeve 11, Danielle Gilley 1, Kayla DeWit 3, Alyssa Ladenburg 11, Kelsey DeWit 14.
LIBBY - Evi Cernick 6, LaRona Luscher 6, Brittany Martin 3, Jaime Gilden 2, Jackie Mee 16.
Hamilton 66, Florence 32
At Florence, the Southwestern A Broncs grabbed a big early lead and cruised past District 6-B Florence.
Misha Trotter drained four of Hamilton's eight 3-pointers to finish with a game-high 21 points. Annie Schultz connected twice from beyond the arc and closed with 18 points as the Broncs improved to 6-0.
Hamilton raced to a 17-0 lead and totaled five treys in the first half.
Katie Niemeir scored 12 to lead the Falcons (3-4).
Hamilton 17 18 10 21 - 66
Florence 5 12 8 7 - 32
HAMILTON - Ashley Hayes 2, Misha Trotter 21, Kaurie Albert 4, Ashley Albert 8, Annie Schultz 18, Ali Mildenberger 8, Cierra Smith 3, Rachel Hudson 2.
FLORENCE - Katie Niemeir 12, Brittany Heinz 2, Odessa Conley 3, Jo Johnston 2, Lindsey Bauck 2, Meagan Rick 9, Rosie O'Brien 2.
Dillon 31, Corvallis 17
At Dillon, Kelsi Nordahl led all scorers with 11 points and the host Beavers held down Corvallis for the Southwestern A victory.
Coral Higuera's six points led Corvallis, which didn't score in the first quarter and fell to 0-2 in the Southwestern A, 2-4 overall. Dillon improved to 1-1 and 4-2.
Corvallis 0 11 4 2 - 17
Dillon 8 7 7 9 - 31
CORVALLIS - Whit Cranmore 2, Kelsey Lemon 1, Coral Higuera 6, Megan Auch 5, Korie Conder 2, Amber Bradshaw 1.
DILLON - Anna Brammer 4, Alex Brammer 2, Kasidy Fosse 5, Kelsi Nordahl 11, Alyse Baker 2, Grace Zitzer 7.
Class B
St. Ignatius 51, Troy 23
At St. Ignatius, the Bulldogs ran away in the second and third quarters and rolled to the District 7-B win.
Mattea Grant paced St. Ignatius with 17 points and the Bulldogs extended a five-point lead at the end of the first quarter to a 13-point advantage at halftime. Kyla Mitchell and Jonna Grant scored four points apiece in the second stanza, when St. Ignatius (1-1, 4-3) outscored Troy 12-4 despite missing all eight of its free throws in the period.
The Trojans (1-2, 4-3) received 11 points from Molly Harpole.
Troy 10 4 3 6 - 23
St. Ignatius 15 12 17 7 - 51
TROY - Allie Maestas 7, Alyssa Olds 2, Molly Harpole 11, Cassidy Hand 2, Jackie Pepiot 1.
ST. IGNATIUS - Kelsey Cable 3, Jonna Grant 6, Rachel Jensen 2, Mattea Grant 17, Jordan Adams 3, Cara Gravagno 4, Kyla Mitchell 8, Lisa Larsson 2, Katie McDonald 6.
Whitefish 52, Eureka 37
At Eureka, Kate Klundt's big night and a strong fourth quarter paced the Northwestern A Bulldogs to victory over District 7-B Eureka.
Klundt scored a game-high 26 points and Whitefish pulled away with a late 18-8 run. Olivia Nagler added 12 points for the Bulldogs, who improved to 2-5.
Steph Vogelman's eight points topped the Lions (2-4).
Whitefish 10 13 11 18 - 52
Eureka 9 12 8 8 - 37
WHITEFISH - Jessie Slaybaugh 2, Torie Powell 4, Kate Klundt 26, Heather Melcer 2, Olivia Nagler 12, Paula Oliveira 4, Adele FauntLeRoy 2.
EUREKA - Cami Stacy 6, Tayler Holder 4, Kayci West 2, Auna Lawler 5, Steph Vogelman 12, Mariah Newell 8.
Class C
Hot Springs 58, Alberton 44
At Hot Springs, the Savage Heat outscored Alberton 20-7 in the third quarter to break open a tight nonconference game.
Randi Arnold and Mackenzie Wood combined for 11 of Hot Springs' 20 points in the third quarter, when the Savage Heat switched to a man-to-man defense that caused Alberton problems.
Jordon Fisher and Wood scored 16 points apiece to lead Hot Springs (5-0). Arnold added 11.
Jordan Marvin scored 14 points to lead Alberton (4-3).
Alberton 11 10 7 16 - 44
Hot Springs 11 14 20 13 - 58
ALBERTON - Jordan Marvin 14, Dani Henley 5, Jenna Rausch 8, Nettie O'Rourke 4, Lyndi Ishler 7, Shauna Hendrickson 6.
HOT SPRINGS - Jordon Fisher 16, Mackenzie Wood 16, Whitney Wood 2, Devon White 2, Matea DePoe 3, Jocelyn Erchul 6, Meghan Massingale 2, Randi Arnold 11.
Charlo 49, Superior 8
At Charlo, the Vikings blew past Superior for the District 14-C win.
Stephanie Murphy scored eight of her game-high 16 points in the third quarter for Charlo, which extended its 11-point halftime lead to 27 by outscoring the Bobcats 19-3 in the third stanza. She added a team-high six rebounds.
Jaris Kelley dropped in 10 points to go with five assists for the Vikings (2-1, 4-1) and Stephanie Maughan added nine points and six assists.
Kaila Smith's four points led Superior (1-1, 2-4).
Superior 0 4 3 1 - 8
Charlo 6 9 19 15 - 49
SUPERIOR - Kaila Smith 4, Shannon Frederick 2, Coltan Plouffe 2.
CHARLO - Stephanie Murphy 16, Jaris Kelley 10, Stephanie Maughan 9, Shianne Montgomery 6, Kinley Pope 4, Rochelle Toussaint 2, Dawn Blevins 2.
Philipsburg 59, Lincoln 19
At Philipsburg, Elly Hogue led the Prospectors to the one-sided District 13-C win.
Hogue sank four 3-pointers and finished with a game-high 22 points. Melanie Graham scored 10 of her 18 points in the second quarter for Philipsburg (3-1, 5-2). Shanna Johnson added 10 points for the Prospectors.
Philipsburg raced to a 16-point lead by halftime and cruised the rest of the way.
Annah Gardner's seven points led the Lynx (0-3, 0-6).
Lincoln 5 8 6 0 - 19
Philipsburg 12 17 15 15 - 59
LINCOLN - Lindsay Russell 4, Annah Gardner 7, Emilee Siloti 2, Michelle Korman 6.
PHILIPSBURG - Devyn Poser 6, Melanie Graham 18, Shanna Johnson 10, Elly Hogue 22, Addie Lepley 2, Steff Linn 1.
Two Eagle 63, St. Regis 41
At St. Regis, Two Eagle River snagged its first win of the season, upending District 14-C rival St. Regis.
The Eagles, now 1-1, 1-6, were led by Jaylen Carpentier's 21 points. Adele Frost added 15, followed by Tera Moore with 13, including 11 in the first quarter.
Tyler Cheesman tallied 16 points to lead St. Regis, which fell to 0-3, 1-6. Leandra Baldwin added 14.
Two Eagle 16 16 11 20 - 63
St. Regis 14 5 14 8 - 41
TWO EAGLE RIVER - Jaylen Carpentier 21, Adele Frost 15, Tera Moore 13, Tashina Malatare 9, Katie Moore 4, Janelle Frost 1.
ST. REGIS - Tyler Cheesman 16, Leandra Baldwin 14, Brianna Managhan 5, Brittany Smith 5, Morgan Hill 1.
Noxon 55, Victor 31
At Victor, District 14-C Noxon outscored the District 13-C Pirates 21-2 in the third quarter on its way to a nonconference victory.
Chandler Wilkinson led the Red Devils with 17 points, followed by Rachael Stettler with 15. Stettler provided the scoring punch for Noxon in the third quarter with 11 points.
Stephanie Larkin added 14 points for the Red Devils (2-3)
Elizabeth Taylor poured in 17 to lead Victor, which fell to 1-3, 1-6.
Noxon 15 8 21 11 - 55
Victor 9 13 2 7 - 31
NOXON - Shelby Swant 3, Lindsey Franz 2, Chandler Wilkinson 17, Cara Stettler 2, Stephanie Larkin 14, Rachael Stettler 15, Sarah Marich 2.
VICTOR - Teal Patton 9, Emalee Smith 3, Kaylene Munson 2, Elizabeth Taylor 17.
Drummond 60, Lima 7
At Lima, every Drummond player who played scored in the Trojans' romp over their nonleague foe.
Megan Oberweiser and Alya Martell each canned three 3-pointers for Drummond (5-0), which held the Bears scoreless in the second and third quarters. Oberweiser had a game-high 13 points.
Drummond 18 19 9 14 - 60
Lima 3 0 0 4 - 7
DRUMMOND - Megan Oberweiser 13, Emilie Angelo 7, Jesse Paske 6, Brianna Jesse 5, MJ Monroe 4, Rhianna Pool 6, Kelsey Allen 4, Alya Martell 9, Jessi Dahl 2, Brittney Jacobson 4.
LIMA - Hayley Jeckel 2, Ona Congdon 3, Cimber Clarno 3.
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