Friday night's results in basketball - Girls basketball beats Rockford 69-48, Boys basketball wins at Kimball 73-45

Emily Roelike had 26-points before halftime, including six three-pointers. She only played a few minutes in the second half before the subs took over, finishing with 28 points.

Rockford falls to 6-15 overall with the loss. The Jaguars girls basketball team is now 15-7 and 8-2 in the Central Minnesota Conference.

The Jaguars boys basketball team buried Kimball 73-45 behind the scoring attack of 10 players, led by Shane Weller's 17 points. Kimball falls to 7-10 overall and 3-7 in the CMC, while the Jaguars improve to 17-3 overall and 8-1 in the CMC.

Area girls basketball scores:
Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 72, Kimball Area 34 (The Lakers improve to 20-3)
Eden Valley-Watkins 68, Maple Lake 23
Osakis 56, Royalton 18 (Osakis finishes an undefeated Prairie Conference schedule, clinches the title outright at 12-0)
Sauk Centre 55, Minnewaska Area 42 (Sauk is 20-1, and their school record for wins is 22, set two years ago in the 2006-2007 season; meanwhile, Minnewaska is 15-4 overall but still leads the West Central South Conference)

Area boys basketball scores:
Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 82, Yellow Medicine East 66
Benson 53, Minnewaska Area 51
Morris Area 73, Lac qui Parle Valley 39
New London-Spicer 61, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 49
Sauk Centre 65, Mora 54

A late result for the Jaguars wrestling team... Last Tuesday (Feb 10) the Jaguars hosted Melrose Area in a dual non-conference meet. They defeated the Class AA Dutchmen 48-27. Austin Jaeger, Josh Beier, Patrick Rooney, Cole Tensen, Travis Winter, Ben Borgerding, Anthony Rooney, and Sean Speldrich all earned pins for the Jaguars, who rolled to a 48-15 lead before forfeiting the top two weight classes.

Another note on the Jaguars wrestling team's 34-33 win over Sauk Centre this past Thursday night... The Jaguars clinched the big win over the visiting Mainstreeters with a 13-4 major decision by Anthony Rooney over Tyler Walther in the 189 weight class. A loss of any sort (3, 4, 5, or 6 points) by Rooney to Walther would have resulted in Sauk Centre picking up the win. The Jaguars forfeited the final 2 weight classes to Sauk, so they needed the 4 points earned by Rooney in order to built up the 34-21 lead.