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ELY— The Timberwolves notched back-to-back wins on the hardwood this past week to improve their record to 3-2 on the young season. Playing at home, Tuesday, Ely shot an impressive 43 percent …
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ELY— The Timberwolves notched back-to-back wins on the hardwood this past week to improve their record to 3-2 on the young season. Playing at home, Tuesday, Ely shot an impressive 43 percent from the floor as they beat Silver Bay in a 66-18 rout.
Amelia Penke had a huge night for Ely, pouring in 17 points and grabbing 11 rebounds for a double-double. Audrey Kallberg just missed the double with 11 points and nine boards on the night, while Zoe Mackenzie added 12 points—all from beyond the arc— along with five rebounds. Clare Thomas added nine points for Ely, while Maija Mattson added six points and six boards.
Tuesday’s blowout was in sharp contrast with last Thursday’s close call with International Falls. Playing on the Broncos’ home court, the Wolves held off the Broncos in overtime for the 67-64 win.
Lydia Schultz had a huge night offensively, posting 20 points and seven assists. Audrey Kallberg notched a double-double with 17 points and a season-high 14 rebounds. Amelia Penke added 14 points, while Clare Thomas added ten points and six assists.
The Wolves hit the road next Monday to take on Chisholm and they’ll be back home on Tuesday to host Cook County. They’ll travel to Cherry on Friday, Dec. 20, their final game before the winter break. The Wolves will host the Hoops for Hope Tournament Dec. 26-27.