Stillwater was far too much for Woodbury, especially in the second half of the Ponies 90-54 victory on Friday.<\/p>\n
The Royals hung with their hosts in the first half, taking a 50-39 deficit into the break. But Stillwater ran all over in the second half, outscoring Woodbury 40-15.<\/p>\n
Carley West had 18 points in the loss while fellow Royal Lexy Paulson had 11.<\/p>\n
Alex Pratt had a game-high 24 for Stillwater, which had four players in double-digits. The Ponies hit eight 3-pointers to Woodburys one.<\/p>\n
The Royals have a two-game week beginning at home on Tuesday against Mounds View. The Royals visit Irondale on Friday.<\/p>\n
Forest Lake 74, Woodbury 57<\/p>\n
The Royals kept it close for a while, but Forest Lake surged to a 74-57 win over Woodbury on Tuesday, Jan.21, thanks to a 48-point second half.<\/p>\n
The Royals trailed just 26-25 at halftime, but were outscored 48-32 after the break.<\/p>\n
Callie Mundahl had 15 points to lead the Royals while Carley West added 11 and Lexy Paulson had 10.<\/p>\n
Forest Lakes Logan Anderson led all scorers with 20 points with three of her teammates scoring at least 15 as well.<\/p>\n
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