Adee Butler Century bball

Century senior Adee Butler puts up a shot during Tuesday’s game against Highland.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Century 56, Highland 45

Adee Butler scored 27 points and Reagan Trulson added 15 for the Diamondbacks, who improve to 3-6. They'll head down to Las Vegas for a tournament that runs from Tuesday-Thursday next week.

Pocatello 58, Shelley 52

Abby Lusk (16 points, 10 rebounds) and Kennasyn Garza (12 points, 12 rebounds) recorded double-doubles for the Thunder, who are now 4-3. Their next game is at home against Burley on Thursday.

Snake River 59, South Fremont 48

Rylie Edlefsen posted 18 points and Madi Watt chipped in 11 for the Panthers, who improve to 7-1. They visit Sugar-Salem on Thursday.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Sky View (UT) 77, Century 39

Luke Pattanja scored 11 points and Elias Blackhawk added 10 for the Diamondbacks, who are now 2-5. They'll host Highland on Friday.

Grace Lutheran 51, Taylor's Crossing 21

Matt Moretti logged 15 points for the Royals, who improve to 3-2. Next up, they'll host Mackay on Friday.

North Gem 43, Sho-Ban 39

The Cowboys move to 4-3 with the win. They host Malad on Thursday.

 

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