Kelley Cox / Glenwood Springs Post Independent
Steamboat Springs High School junior Nikki Fry defends against Glenwood Springs shooter Kenzie Nelson-Buehler in Saturday's game in Glenwood Springs.
Glenwood Springs nearly triples Steamboat girls basketball score
Saturday, January 28, 2012
2011-12 Sailors girls basketball schedule
- Dec. 2: Steamboat 45, Roaring Fork 36
- Dec. 3: Steamboat 52, Basalt 24
- Dec. 8 to 10: Steamboat Springs Shoot-Out
- Dec. 8: Windsor 59, Steamboat 29
- Dec. 9: Montrose 47, Steamboat 29
- Dec. 12: Steamboat 56, Aspen 39
- Dec. 15 to 17: at Green River, Wyo., tournament
- Dec. 15: Steamboat 35, Kemmerer 25
- Dec. 16: Steamboat 48, Jackson 27
- Dec. 17: Cheyenne Central 57, Steamboat 26
- Jan. 6: Glenwood Springs 62, Steamboat 28
- Jan. 7: Mead 42, Steamboat 21
- Jan. 13: Steamboat 50, Battle Mountain 27
- Jan. 14: Steamboat 37, Eagle Valley 31
- Jan. 20: Steamboat 36, Palisade 28
- Jan. 21: Delta 55, Steamboat 26
- Jan. 24: Moffat County 55, Steamboat 31
- Jan. 28: Glenwood Springs 62, Steamboat 21
- Feb. 3: Steamboat 42, Battle Mountain 28
- Feb. 4: Steamboat 56, Eagle Valley 26
- Feb. 10: Steamboat 34, Palisade 24
- Feb. 11: Delta 54, Steamboat 32
- Feb. 17: Moffat County 48, Steamboat 35
- Feb. 22, state playoffs: Mountain View 48, Steamboat 32
Glenwood Springs — Just about everything went right for the Glenwood Springs girls basketball team Saturday in a 62-21 win against Steamboat Springs.
The Demons (15-3 overall, 6-1 Western Slope League) opened the game on a 16-2 run and kept pouring it on from there, taking a 22-4 lead after a quarter and extending it to 36-12 by halftime.
“We just knew where everyone else was on offense,” said Kenzie Nelson-Buehler, who had 13 points. “We found the open person, and that’s what we really needed to do.”
On the flip side, the Sailors couldn’t find their stride in any part of the game.
“We didn’t come out very well at all,” Sailors coach John Ameen said. “That carried over to the rest of the game. They shot 70 percent from two-point range. At the same time, they were wide-open shots. We didn’t get to our spots defensively.”
Maggie Crouch and Nikki Fry led Steamboat (9-8, 3-4) with six points each. Eryn Rinck scored five for the Sailors, who next play at 6 p.m. Friday at Battle Mountain.
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