Pirates show their stuff in Intermountain League
Monte Vista junior Hannah Jones (2) goes aerial to cut off the escape
route of Bayfield’s Madison Wells during 3A Intermountain League road
action Saturday, Jan. 13. On offense, Jones scored a game-best 17
points, but a Lady Wolverine basket inside the game’s final five
seconds left the Lady Pirates on the short end of a 51-49 outcome.
MVHS dropped to 3-6 overall, 0-2 IML going into this week’s work—which
includes a non-league trip to Buena Vista on Wednesday, Jan. 17, and
league play versus Montezuma-Cortez on Friday, 1/19, and at #1-ranked
Centauri the next afternoon. BHS, meanwhile, improved to 3-7, 1-1
with the narrow win and will visit #4 Pagosa Springs on the 19th, then
host Alamosa on the 20th.
Monte Vista senior Mariah Barbosa (10) fires a pass around the
perimeter, away from Bayfield’s Halle Loveday (13) during 3A
Intermountain League road action Saturday, Jan. 13. Barbosa scored 13
points, but a Lady Wolverine basket inside the game’s final five
seconds left the Lady Pirates on the short end of a 51-49 outcome.
MVHS dropped to 3-6 overall, 0-2 IML going into this week’s work—which
includes a non-league trip to Buena Vista on Wednesday, Jan. 17, and
league play versus Montezuma-Cortez on Friday, 1/19, and at #1-ranked
Centauri the next afternoon. BHS, meanwhile, improved to 3-7, 1-1
with the narrow win and will visit #4 Pagosa Springs on the 19th, then
host Alamosa on the 20th.
Monte Vista junior David Mascarenas (2) drives the ball towards the
three-point arc against Bayfield’s Turner Kennedy (30) during 3A
Intermountain League road action Saturday, Jan. 13. Mascarenas scored
15 points, but the Pirates’ supporting cast was well-contained as the
Wolverines separated after halftime to win 80-46. MVHS dipped to 4-6
overall, 0-2 IML with the loss—preceding this week’s league work
versus Montezuma-Cortez at home on Jan. 19, and at Centauri the next
evening. Meanwhile, BHS (7-4, 2-0) will visit Pag