The Nebraska Capitol Conference (NCC) Girls Basketball Tournament's top seed added one more league win Tuesday before bracket play begins.
The Arlington Eagles (12-3 overall) led throughout, besting Logan View/Scribner-Snyder (7-8) on the road, 49-32. AHS next plays 6 p.m. Tuesday at home against the winner of a play-in tourney game between Douglas County West and Conestoga.
Against the Raiders, though, Britt Nielsen and Emme Timm led Arlington's effort with 13 points apiece. The duo combined for one 3-pointer, seven 2s and nine made free throws.
Hailey O'Daniel added nine Eagle points and Macy Wolf scored eight, too. Their team allowed Logan View within 10 points once during the fourth period, but put it away from there.
Keegan Francis, however, led the Raiders with eight points in defeat. They are the NCC's sixth-seeded team, facing Yutan during the first round of the tournament.
Arlington girls 49, Logan View/Scribner-Snyder 32
AHS (12-3) 17 10 10 12 — 49
LVSS (7-8) 13 6 7 6 — 32
Scoring: AHS — Britt Nielsen 13, Emme Timm 13, Hailey O'Daniel 9, Macy Wolf 8, Valeria Carvajal 4, Hayley Arp 2.
LVSS — Keegan Francis 8, Jayde Kreifels 7, Neveah Vacha 6, Callie Stockamp 5, Miley Silva 4, Aubrey Uhing 2.
AHS boys go on 4th-period run
The Logan View/Scribner-Snyder boys basketball team tied Tuesday's game up through three quarters, but the Eagles put it away with a 13-3 run to start the fourth.
As a result, AHS won the Nebraska Capitol Conference matchup just off of Highway 77, 61-51. The fourth-seeded Eagles next play 6 p.m. Monday at home against Fort Calhoun during the first round of the conference tourney.
Against Logan View, though, Arlington's Oliver Ladehoff scored six fourth-period points, while Schuyler Logemann had five. Trent Koger scored a pair of baskets during the 6-0 start to the quarter, too.
Altogether, Logemann led the Eagles' effort — their sixth win in seven games — with 22 points. The guard hit six 3-point shots, including five during the first half as coach Jake Pollk's squad built a 33-27 lead.
Ladehoff finished with 18 points, too, while his brother — Owen Ladehoff — scored 10 points. Koger tallied nine and Ryder Logemann made two free throws during the third period.
AHS was 2-5 coming into 2025, but is now 8-6 overall.
Arlington boys 61, Logan View/Scribner-Snyder 51
AHS (8-6) 21 12 11 17 — 61
LVSS (5-8) 12 15 17 7 — 51
Scoring: AHS — Schuyler Logemann 22, Oliver Ladehoff 18, Owen Ladehoff 10, Trent Koger 9, Ryder Logemann 2.
LVSS — Nolan Robley 19, Josh Egbers 10, Anthony Oberg 9, Grayson Kraus 8, Matson Beacom 3, Cooper Kahlandt 2.
