Helen Decker (No. 11) pushing past Petersburg's defense at last weekend's games.
Wrangell's Lady Wolves will be going into regionals this weekend with a lot more confidence, after beating their rival Petersburg Lady Vikings in their last set of regular games for the season. It has been a fairly strong season for the Lady Wolves, who are now 13-3 in conference games.
The Lady Wolves started out strong on Friday, March 1. Getting control of the ball early on, they took the lead and ran with it. Petersburg was unable to make a single point in the first quarter. The Lady Vikings were finally able to make some points in the second quarter, but the Lady Wolves held a strong lead with a score of 8 to 17. The second half of the game saw Petersburg trying, but failing, to keep up with Wrangell. The Lady Wolves stayed at least 10 points ahead of the Lady Vikings. The final score was 23 to 38, a win for Wrangell.
Saturday's game opened with the Lady Vikings taking the lead early on, but losing it to Wrangell by the end of the first quarter. The score, by the end of the first half, was 12 to 19 with Wrangell in the lead. The Lady Vikings picked up some steam in the third quarter, but not enough to catch up. The final score was 23 to 34, another win for the Lady Wolves.
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