BROKEN BOW Broken Bow staged a fourth quarter comeback to top Cozad 51-47.

The Indians trailed 39-30 entering the final period, but a pressing defense forced turnovers and led to the win.

Shelby Hamilton paced Broken Bow with a game-high 24 points.

Cozad (3-16) 19 11 9 847

Broken Bow (7-13) 11 13 6 2151

COZADTopinka 12, Chribinger 4, Henry 10, Bubak 4, Pinkelman 9, Halligan 8.

BROKEN BOWHamilton 24, Coleman 4, Briggs 2, Arnold 4, Johnson 7, Gordon 4, Crawford 2, Schall 4 .

Centura 55, Loup City 32

CENTURA Abby Sunteych led Centura with a game-high 19 points, while Christa Krolikowski added 11 points in a win over Loup City.

Loup City (2-16) 4 6 16 632

Centura (6-12) 15 17 10 1355

LOUP CITYPanowicz 4, Oltman 2, Kringle 1, Rodemacher 2, Goc 9, Henry 7, Hill 6, Badura 1.

CENTURASunteych 19, Roth 2, Krolikowski 11, Moss 4, Turek 15, Boncynski 2, Hahn 2.

Crete 58, Aurora 35

AURORA Class B No. 6-rated (Omaha World-Herald) Crete dominated Aurora 58-35.

Kate Edwards led the Cardinals (16-2) with a game-high 24 points.

Crete (16-2) 16 15 15 1258

Aurora (4-13) 5 5 17 835

CRETEEdwards 24, Reetz 2, Kemper 5, Waller 16, Duba 2, Fey 9.

AURORAMoyer 6, Gowen 2, Ziola 4, Hixson 5, Riechardt 1, Remple 4, McQuiston 5, Cepek 2, Henderson 6.

Giltner 72, Hampton 53

GILTNER Stasia Ott led all scores with 23 points for Giltner in a victory over Hampton.

LIsa Lockmon added 12 points for the Hornets (16-4), while Gretchen Kreutz and Chelsie White each chipped in 10.

Sadie Shoup led Hampton with 17 points, while Shiela Smith added 13.

Hampton (6-12) 10 21 11 1153

Giltner (16-4) 14 25 13 2072

HAMPTONShoup 17, Stuben 2, Klute 4, Smith 13, Nunnenkamp 10, Carlson 4, Bokowski 3.

GILTNERHoiser 4, Lockmon 12, Burson 2, Meyer 2, Kreutz 10, Shaff 9, Ott 23, White 10.

Holdrege 78, Central City 44

CENTRAL CITY Class B No. 5-rated (Omaha World-Herald) Holdrege outscored Central City in each quarter on its way to a 78-44 rout of the Bison.

Tessa Kreutzer led the Dusters (16-2) with a game-high 20 points.

Lexi Malm paced the Bison (5-13) with 13 points.

Holdrege (16-2) 17 25 22 1478

Central City (5-13) 4 18 9 1344

HOLDREGETabitha Kreutzer 9, Dailey 11, Pheifer 5, Hoeft 1, Tessa Kreutzer 20, Murdoch 8, Stephenson 4, Kildugh 4, Johnson 3, Clayton 13.

CENTRAL CITYHefner 2, Jensen 6, Herbig 3, West 5, Schnitzler 6, Janky 9, Malm 13.

Milford 51, Heartland 42

HENDERSON Lauren Klute led Heartland (15-7) with 13 points, while Erica Lundstrom added 10 points in the loss to Milford. The Huskies fall to (25-7).

Milford (17-3) 15 10 8 1851

Heartland (15-5) 12 12 14 442

MILFORDAschoff 8, Dahle 6, Stauffer 5, Lohmeier 8, Moore 17, Yearkley 7.

HEARTLANDDick 5, Steingard 2, Lundstrom 10, Janzen 12, Klute 13.

Red Cloud 35, Kenesaw 32

KENESAW Katy Meline scored 12 points all from 3-point land as Red Cloud (12-9) upended Kenesaw 35-32.

Jill Kroll led Kenesaw (14-6) with nine points, while Hannah Uden added seven.

The teams will face off again Tuesday in the Class D-1, Subdistrict 4 tournament in Minden.

Red Cloud (12-9) 12 11 6 635

Kenesaw (14-6) 8 9 11 432

RED CLOUDBailey 1, Meline 12, Eberly 8, Danehey 8, Kucera 6.

KENESAWBittfield 2, Kroll 9, Adams 6, Uden 7, Ground 6, Lukow 2.

Shelton 62, Harvard 51

SHELTON Brittney Resh led Shelton with 20 points, while Allie Hempleman and Kelly Stroh added 14 points each in the win over Harvard.

Kortney Hoover led all scorers with 28 points for Harvard, while Selina Longoria added 14 points.

Harvard (4-15) 7 13 16 1551

Shelton (9-8) 21 9 18 1462

HARVARDHoover 28, Longoria 14, A. McDowell 6, Pelotte 2, M. McDowell 1.

SHELTONResh 20, Helmpleman 14, Stroh 14, Brannagan 9, Glenn 4, Meyer 2.

Spalding/SA 56, St. Edward 29

ST. EDWARD Spalding/Spalding Academy jumped out to a 21-6 lead and never looked back while cruising past St. Edward.

No other information was provided.

Spalding/SA (15-5) 21 7 19 956

St. Edward (3-15) 6 7 7 929

SPALDING/SPALDING ACADEMYNo scores available.

ST. EDWARDNo scores available.

Wheeler Central 39, Elgin 31

BARTLETT Kelsey Weber and Danielle Nichols combined for 25 points to lead Wheeler Central (7-10) to a 39-31 win over Elgin.

Elgin (3-15) 11 5 4 1131

Wheeler Central (7-10) 10 8 10 1139

ELGINBode 11, Bauer 10, Anderson 6, Heitoff 2, Janssen 2.

WHEELER CENTRALWeber 13, Nichols 12, Havel 6, Thunker 4, Kasperbauer 2, Bernt 2.

Wood River 38, Doniphan-Trumbull 22

DONIPHAN Wood River jumped out to a 14-4 lead after the first quarter en route to a win over Doniphan-Trumbull.

Becky Boshart and Markeya Dubbs each scored eight points to top the Eagles (7-11).

Jordyn Mlinar led Doniphan-Trumbull (5-15) with 10 points.

The teams meet up again Monday in the first round of the Class C-1, Subdistrict 8 tournament at Grand Island Senior High.

Wood River (7-11) 14 13 4 738

Doniphan-Trumbull (5-15) 4 9 8 122

WOOD RIVERBoshart 8, Mead 6, Roth 3, Fischer 7, Woitaszowski 2, Spiehs 4, Dubbs 8.

DONIPHAN-TRUMBULLMlinar 10, Kathman 2, Slack 2, Toben 1, Gruener 7.