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After seeing Onalaska(4-4, 3-2) get out to a 12-3 lead, the Cards(1-7, 0-5) scored six straight to cut the deficit to three, before the Hilltoppers poured in nine unanswered and went to intermission leading CF, 21-12.
In the 2nd half the Cards raised their intensity and started to hit some shots, climbing within one at 38-37, with the ball. However, the Cards could only manage one more made free throw the rest of the way as they lost 46-38.
In the finale of the first annual Denny Laramy Holiday Classic, the Macks (10-0, 2-0 Western Cloverbelt Conference) faced a physically imposing team in the Screaming Eagles (4-6, 2-4 Marawood North Conference), but came out of the gate with fire and passion on each end of the floor, pouring in 51 points before halftime and leaving their opponent reeling.
In the second half the Macks continued their momentum, and, thanks to a record-setting performance, put forth their highest offensive output of the year as they rolled to a running clock and their tenth straight win.
On the final day of the Denny Laramy Holiday Classic, the Lady Macks (7-3, 5-0 Western Cloverbelt Conference) looked to bounce back from a tight loss the night before as they faced the Cardinals (1-6, 1-2 West Lakeland Conference).
Right out of the gate, McDonell dominated both ends of the floor as they exploded to a 43-6 halftime advantage, never looking back and forcing a running clock. 11 players scored for the Lady Macks as they ended 2022 on an emphatically high note.
In the first night finale of the Denny Laramy Holiday Classic, the Lady Macks (6-3, 5-0 Western Cloverbelt Conference) faced a fellow Division 5 powerhouse in the Tigers (8-1, 3-1 Scenic Bluffs Conference), a senior-laden squad looking for a statement win.
In a game of runs, McDonell saw their 10-point lead in the first half dissolve into a 26-26 tie, while Hillsboro similarly witnessed a double-digit advantage slip away in the second half.
It was in the late minutes, however, that the Tigers were able to knock down clutch shots and tally an impressive victory on the road..
In the first annual Denny Laramy Holiday Classic, the Macks (9-0, 2-0 Western Cloverbelt Conference) started a little slowly against the visiting Trollers (1-6, 1-2 Indianhead Conference), but pushed down the gas late in the first half, as they roared to a 30-point advantage at the break.
In the second half, the Macks continued their dominance, playing their starters sparingly as the McDonell reserves saw significant action and still forced a running clock, notching their ninth victory of the season and cruising into their tournament's championship game.
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In a game the Lady Macks(6-2,5-0) led throughout, Coach Don Cooper's girls steadily built their lead on their way to a 62-43 conference home win over visiting Bloomer(2-5,2-2). After leading 29-17 at the half the Macks built their largest lead at 56-30 before ultimately coming out on top 62-43.
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Once the Macks(6-0, 1-0) overcame an early 3-0 deficit they never trailed or were even tied the rest of the way as they won their conference opener on the road at Eau Claire Regis(0-2, 0-1), 49-38.
After trailing 25-14 at the half the Ramblers made a strong push at the start of the 2nd half cutting the Macks lead to seven at 25-18, until McDonell scored ten in a row on their way to their biggest lead of the game at 35-18.
Onalaska(3-1) showed why their one of the top-ranked Division Two teams in the state as they built up a 40-19 halftime lead on their way to a 79-47 win at Chippewa Falls(3-2, 2-0).