Leading from start to finish, Southwest Valley ended the first quarter with a 13-4 lead. With a massive 20-3 second quarter, the Timberwolves went into the break with a 33-7 advantage. A 26-9 second half ended the game with the final score.

MacKenzie Fast had a team high 9 rebounds and added 4 points with a solid defensive effort, as well. Sierra Pearson had a career high 8 rebounds and added a point. Other Timberwolves in the scoring column were Natalia Zimmerman with 4, Sadie Groszkrueger with 2 and Ashlynn Reser with 7 rebounds and a bucket. Freshman Lydia Forsythe did not score but had 3 rebounds and 2 steals as well as good defense.

“What a great job of defense tonight with all Timberwolves working hard and contributing to this win. Our intensity on defense was the key to this win. Really proud of every player on our young team and this is a very encouraging way to head into break,” said Head Coach Mike Cormack. Coach Kristin Fast appreciated the team rebounding and overall quality play of the team, as well.

Southwest Valley improves to 2-4 on the season and 1-3 in conference play.

Next up for the Timberwolves Varsity will be a game with rival Lenox in January. The team will work over the break to continue to grow and improve.