Malta Girls Basketball Allison Kunze Voted SBLive Montana High School Athlete of the Week Athlete – High School Sports News, Scores, Videos, Rankings
Congratulations to the girls basketball of Malta in front Allison Kunze for being voted SBLive’s Montana High School Athlete of the Week for December 6-12!
The youngster scored 23 points for the Mustangs in their 76-63 victory over the Loyola-Sacred Heart Rams.
Kunze escaped with the honor of this week, receiving 97.75% of the total vote.
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Here are the other athletes nominated for December 6-12:
Journey Emerson, Lame Deer Basketball Boys: Scored 45 of 65 Morning Stars points in a 65-43 win over Huntley Project.
Zoran LaFrambois, St. Ignatius Boys’ basketball: He scored 33 points and had nine steals in Charlo’s 78-42 season opener.
Javonne Nesbit, Cold-Lag Boys’ basketball: She poured 30 points in a 77-49 win over Cut Bank in the Shelby tournament on Saturday, a day after scoring 18 in a 63-57 win over the tournament hosts.
Kaden Sheridan, Sentinel Boys’ basketball: He scored 28 points, with five 3-pointers, in a 62-52 loss to Billings West.
Fischer Brown, Lewistown Boys’ basketball: He scored 28 points in a 70-65 win over Dillon.
Brayden Koch, Helena Capital Boys Basketball: He scored 26 points to lead Capital to a 59-50 victory over Gallatin.
Kaelob Flores, Fairfield Boys’ basketball: He scored the 27-point high in a 72-69 loss to Three Forks.
Ty Huse, Bozeman Boys’ basketball: She poured 26 points in a 62-42 win over Helena.
Emmie Collins, West Yellowstone Girls Basketball: In the Manhattan tournament, she scored 26 points to lead the Class C Wolverines to a 40-26 victory over Class B Townsend.
Maddie Robison, Columbia Falls Girls Basketball: They scored the highest 25-point game in a 41-36 win over Hamilton.
Mya Hansen, Central Billings Girls Basketball: He scored 34 points in the top game in a 55-51 loss earlier this week against Hardin, then scored 17 points including the free throw that won the game in overtime as the Rams Saturday defeated the defending state champion Havre, 55-54.
Megan Asbeck, Fairview Girls Basketball: They scored the 24-point high in the 44-39 victory over Richey-Lambert.
Kendra Jacobs, Frenchtown Girls Basketball: They scored 23 points the highest game in the 58-29 victory over Livingston.