Oakley 68, Rockland 48

ROCKLAND - Down its starting point guard, Carisa Robinson, the inexperienced Rockland girls' basketball team dropped a 68-48 decision to Oakley at home Saturday.

"We just got a little out of sync tonight," Rockland coach Vern Nelson said. "We didn't take care of the basketball very well."'

The Bulldogs did get to play several freshmen, including Michelle Taysom, Rachel Udy and Tiffany Robinson. Taysom scored six points, while Udy chipped in two. Whitney Woodworth led Rockland with 22 points, while Cambrie Munk had 15.

Rockland has no seniors on its team.

"We're a work in progress," Nelson said. "We're a little short on numbers anway. We're going to have to rely on some younger kids."

Rockland (3-5) next hosts the Twin Falls sophomore team Wednesday.

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