HELENA — It was a Western AA girls basketball doubleheader Friday night in the Capital City, where Helena High and Helena Capital came away victorious over Kalispell Flathead and Kalispell Glacier, respectively.
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Helena High 43, Kalispell Flathead 24
Helena started fast and would continue that mentality all night long, as fifth-year head coach Ben Dudek had his team in a full-court press throughout the first half and into the second.
Bengals senior Avery Kraft was feeling it from the field, leading her squad to a 43-24 win in the Jungle.
Fellow Helena senior Kylee Gardipee would reach double figures on the boards.
Helena Capital 38, Kalispell Glacier 17
Over at the Bears Den, it was a defensive battle with Helena Capital running away with the 38-17 victory over the Kalispell Glacier Wolfpack.
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Capital shot 4 of 13 from 3-point range and 12 of 14 from the free throw line in a game where Gracie Mockel (15 rebounds) and Taylor Sayers (seven rebounds) would each finish with 11 points for the Bruins.
Glacier struggled from the floor, shooting under 15% from the field in its first game of the weekend. Reese Ramey would finish the game with eight points, knocking down two triples. Ramey had a couple of turnovers to go along with her six rebounds as well. Noah Fincher added five boards of her own and a couple of assists.
Glacier (2-3 overall, 0-1 Western AA) will head to Helena High to take on the Bengals (3-2, 1-0) at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Capital (2-3, 1-0) will play host to Flathead (3-2, 0-1) at the same time.