Girls Basketball: Warriors finish regular season with big win – Brainerd Dispatch

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SARTELL — Mya Tautges scored 19 points to lead the Brainerd Warriors to a 67-47 Central Lakes Conference victory over the Sartell Sabres Friday, Feb. 23.

The victory helped the Warriors finish the regular season with a 21-5 overall record and an 11-3 conference mark.

Allison Thomes finished with 12 points and Addison Bjorklund scored nine for Brainerd, which swept the season series with Sartell after defeating them 54-37 Jan. 18.

The Warriors will begin Section 8-4A play Wednesday, Feb. 27. Brainerd will likely be the No. 3 seed and host a home playoff game.

Ava Swenson, 3 Kaia Gack 11, Kelsey Tangen 8, Kennedi Gack 2, Brenna McClure 2, Greta Crandal 16l, Gabrielle Schumann 4, Marni Koosmann 1. FT 5-13 (38%).

Macy Castle 4, Kylee Soens 5, Mya Tautges 19, Brook Sandberg 7, Karley Dunham 2, Addison Bjorklund, 9 Allison Thomes 12, AJ Johnson 2, Cora Clough 7. FT 9-15 (60%). Conference: 11-3. Overall: 21-5. Next: in Section 8-4A Quarterfinals Wednesday, Feb. 28.

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