ROCKLAND - The Rockland girls' basketball team used a balanced attack to close out its regular season with a 42-35 win over Clark County.

At halftime, the Bulldogs led 22-13, and they were able to hold on in the second half while shuffling in a lot of players.

Kambrie Munk led the way for Rockland with 11 points while adding 12 rebounds and four blocked shots, and Carisa Robinson pitched in 10 points and five steals. The pair's efforts took pressure off of leading scorer Whitney Woodworth, who finished with nine points on three 3-pointers.

"They've been scoring more for us lately, which has been helping out," Bulldogs coach Vern Nelson said of Munk and Robinson.

With the win, Rockland ended its regular season at 9-9, and its 4-4 1A Division II Rocky Mountain Conference record will make it the third seed in next week's league tournament.