PALMER Jamie Bronting led Osceola with 14 points and Jordyn Kuhnel added 12 points as Osceola improved to 8-10 on the season with a win over Palmer Friday night in girls prep basketball action.

Chelsie Wardyn led Palmer (4-11) with 15 points. Courtney Wells added 10 points for the Tigers.

Osceola (8-10) 7 10 11 1847

Palmer (4-11) 7 12 10 1342

OSCEOLAKuhnel 12, Dowling 2, Drott 8, Walgren 6, Hays 2, Branting 14, Hoemper 3.

PALMERMermot 2, Wells 10, Meyer 2, Roepker 2, Wardyn 15, Wickmann 6, Ramold 4.

High Plains 46, Hampton 38

HAMPTON Brooke Bokowski Hampton with 12 points and six rebounds in a loss to High Plains.

Sheila Smith added 10 points for the Hawks (6-10).

Statistics for High Plains (4-12) were not made available.

High Plains (4-12) 17 16 11 246

Hampton (6-10) 12 6 9 1138

HIGH PLAINSScoring not made available.

HAMPTONNunnenkamp 7, Smith 10, Bokowski 12, Shoup 6, Stieben 3.

Spalding/SA 58, Burwell 45

BURWELL Spalding/Spalding Academy was led by sophmore Nikki Stevens' 17 points as the Knights posted a road win at Burwell.

Melissa Berger added 13 points and Katie Hiembuch finished with 12 points for the Knights (12-5).

Paige Hitchcock led Burwell (10-7) with 10 points.

Spalding/SA (12-5) 15 12 14 1758

Burwell (10-7) 12 7 9 1745

SPALDING/SPALDING ACADEMYGlesinger 3, Stevens 17, Boom 2, Berger 13, Esch 9, Hiembuch 12, Socha 2.

BURWELLBrockman 2, Beal 4, McMullin 6, Guerney 3, Delashmutt 9, Garner 3, Thelen 1, Cassidy 1, Steel 6, Hitch.

NL-Scotia 57, St. Edward 17

SCOTIA Class D-2 No. 6-rated North Loup-Scotia routed visiting St. Edward 57-17.

Kelli Hermsmeyer led a well-balanced Wildcat attack with 16 points. Melissa Hansen and Krista Hermameyer added 12 points apiece and Dana Kluthe netted 10 for North Loup-Scotia (17-1).

Heather Stephens led St. Edward (3-13) with nine points.

St. Edward (3-13) 4 4 3 617

North Loup-Scotia (17-1) 15 16 11 1557

ST. EDWARDStephens 9, Prorok 2, Jasa 4, Hoffmeister 2.

NORTH LOUP-SCOTIAKelli Hermsmeyer 16, Hansen 12, Kluthe 10, Moody 2, Krista Hermsmeyer 12, Linke 3.

Elba 55, Cedar Rapids 45

ELBA Shari Spilinek poured in 22 points to lead Elba (8-8) to a 55-45 win over visiting Cedar Rapids.

Keri Novacek paced Cedar Rapids (11-6) with 19 points.

Cedar Rapids (11-6) 11 15 13 645

Elba (8-8) 15 12 15 1355

CEDAR RAPIDSNovacek 19, Paul 6, Koziol 9, Morgan 1, Croyeski 2, McPhillips 4, Doughty 4.

ELBARasmussen 2, Brumbaugh 7, Fredrick 7, Spilinek 22, Wilkinson 5, Wysocki 12.

Greeley-Wol. 48, Neb. Christian 28

CENTRAL CITY Greeley-Wolbach outscored Nebraska Christian in every quarter on their way to a 48-28 win in girls hoops action.

Darian Erickson led Greeley-Wolbach (5-12) with 17 points, while Emily Majerus added 11.

Elizabeth Griess of Nebraska Christian (2-15) scored 20 points and grabbed 10 rebounds.

Greeley-Wolbach (5-12) 16 11 12 948

Nebraska Christian (2-15) 6 7 10 528

GREELEY-WOLBACHMajerus 11, Erickson 17, Happ 8, Williams 8, Furgison 2, Kolar 2.

NEBRASKA CHRISTIANRitta 2, Griess 20, Murphy 2, Unruh 4.

Exeter-Milligan 57, Giltner 50

EXTER Stasia Ott scored 25 points to lead Giltner in a loss to Exeter-Milligan.

The loss dropped Giltner to 14-3 on the season. Exeter-Milligan improved to 15-4.

Giltner (14-3) 18 13 7 1250

Exeter-Milligan (15-4) 14 18 8 1757

GILTNERLockmon 6, Kreutz9, Shaff 2, Ott 25, White 8.

EXETER-MILLIGANKassik 4, Filipi 5, Briske 6, Sladek 13, Kushey 14, Pribyl 5, Mark 10.