JV, varsity boys lose in Jordan

The CCHS JV boys left Plevna with a 12 point win last Friday night. Each quarter, the boys slowly took more of a lead. The Bulldogs had 31 turnovers and shot 46 percent from the free throw line. Jaden Pardee led CCHS with 17 points, Sean Wolenetz added 12 and had a pair of three-pointers. Bret Edgell scored 16 for the Cougars.

CCHS 11 23 33 45

Plevna 9 17 24 33

CCHS: Jaden Pardee 17, Sean Wolenetz 12, J.W. Elmore 11, Brennan Graham 3, Ethan Frye 2

The JV boys’ basketball game in Jordan on Saturday was close, as it was earlier this year when the two teams played at home. CCHS had a two-point lead at halftime and a three-point lead at the end of the third. In the end, they lost by 2. The Dogs finished with 4 fewer turnovers than the Mustangs and shot 2 of 4 from the charity stripe.

CCHS 9 22 30 38

Jordan 9 20 27 40

CCHS: Jaden Pardee 15, J.W. Elmore 12, Sean Wolenetz 5, Brennan Graham 4, Ethan Frye 2

The varsity boys lost their third conference game of the year and fifth game overall on Saturday in Jordan. The Bulldogs beat Jordan earlier this season in a very entertaining, four-point game at home on January 3. In Jordan, Blue was outscored in the first quarter, 16-2, and the third quarter, 22-4. CCHS lost the turnover battle 24-15. As a bright spot, they did shot 11-14 (79 percent) from the free throw line. Turner Tooke led the way on offense with 11 points.

CCHS 2 14 18 37

Jordan 16 20 42 56

CCHS: Turner Tooke 11, Mick O’Connor 9, Jared Pardee 7, Shayne Enos 6, Ryan Rychner 4

4C Boys Basketball Standings Through Feb. 1

Conf. Overall

Melstone 11-0 15-0

Jordan 9-3 10-4

CCHS 7-3 8-5

Broadus 6-4 7-7

Terry 5-6 7-6

Custer-Hysham 2-8 3-10

Northern Cheyenne 2-10 2-13

Wibaux 1-10 1-14