Valley pulls off regional shocker, Prescott and Elmwood also win
In one of the biggest upsets in the state in regional first round games last night, Spring Valley, the No. 6 seed in the WIAA Division 4 Osceola Regional with a 1-20 record, came away with a 45-44 win over Clear Lake. The Cardinals were joined in regional victory by Elmwood and Prescott.
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In one of the biggest upsets in the state in WIAA regional first round games Tuesday evening, Spring Valley, the No. 6 seed in the Division 4 Osceola Regional with a 1-20 record, came away with a 45-44 win over Clear Lake. The Cardinals were joined in regional victory by Pierce County teams Elmwood and Prescott.
Valley scored its most points in a single game this season vs. the Warriors, 8-14 overall. They outscored CL 18-11 in quarters two and three led by Riley Harrison's 12 points. They will play at No. 1 seeded Grantsburg, 14-8 overall, Friday.
Elmwood topped Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran at home 44-35. Christina McKune scored 18 points as the Raiders used a 9-2 second quarter margin in their favor for a lead they never relinquished. Elmwood, the No. 4 seed in the Division 5 Mondovi Regional, will play at No. 1 seed and No. 9 ranked statewide Independence, who beat No. 8 seed Plum City 41-23. The Indees, 19-4 overall, outscored PC 19-0 in the third quarter after a close first half. Heather Von Holtum led PC in scoring with seven points. Elmwood, 6-15 overall, took Independence to overtime when the two teams met last month. PC finishes the season 1-20.
Prescott was also a regional, first round winner. The Cardinals whipped Baldwin-Woodville at home 45-29. PHS, 16-7 overall, will play at No. 2 seed and no. 12 ranked Mondovi, 18-4, Friday.
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