IRON RIVER—A second half switch to a man defense gave Kingsford the edge it needed Dec. 17 as the Flivvers outshot West Iron’s girls team 17-8 in the third quarter on their way to a 49-42 win at Kingsford.

As teammates watch closely, the Wykons’ Adam Newby tries to figure out how to get around Forest Park’s Raymond Tomasik.
IRON RIVER—They only led midway through the second quarter, but Forest Park gave West Iron a tough time in boys basketball action here Dec. 11.
The Wykons had to work hard to earn a 56-52 nonconference win. It gives them a 2-0 record overall.

CRYSTAL FALLS—After coming close at West Iron two nights earlier, Forest Park’s boys basketball team earned its first win of the season at Rapid River Dec. 13, defeating the Rockets 53-40.
That makes the Trojans’ record 1-2 overall and 1-1 in Skyline Conference play.

Norway’s Heather Evosevich has this rebound, but three Wykons are closing in: from left, Kylee Erickson, Emilie Christensen and Sydnie Mazurek (11) are all on the scene.
IRON RIVER—    West Iron’s girls played twice at home last week but homecourt luck was nowhere to be found.
The Wykons battled Norway into double overtime Dec. 10 but ran out of gas and lost 57-50. Four nights later, West Pac Conference power Houghton crushed WIC 57-25.

CRYSTAL FALLS—Two Branstroms were too many for Forest Park’s boys team in their season opener against Mid Peninsula here Dec. 3.
Cousins Brett and Chad Branstrom combined for 47 points and powered the Wolverines to a 57-47 win in both teams’ season opener. It was Forest Park’s only game last week.