Warden girls take state tournament first-round win
Warden guard Quinn Erdmann (3), brings the ball up the floor in Saturday’s 61-45 win in the opening round of the WIAA Class 2B state tournament.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
Warden’s Lauryn Madsen (0) beats Adna’s Natalie Loose (12) on her way to the basket in Saturday’s 61-45 Cougar victory in the first game of the WIAA Class B state basketball tournament.
Quinn Erdmann, Warden guard, eyes the court in the Cougars’ 61-45 state tournament win.
Warden’s Lauryn Madsen, front, heads to the basket in Saturday’s state tournament game
A swarming Warden defense helped the Cougars get a 61-45 win in the first round of the state tournament. From left, Molly Sackmann (20), Lauren Chamberlain (32) and Makenna Klitzke block the path of Adna’s Gaby Guard (5).
Waden and Adna players wait for the rebound in Saturday’s 61-45 Warden win.
Warden Coach Josh Madsen, right, exchanges a fist bump with Quinn Erdmann during the closing moments of Saturday’s first-round state playoff game, a Warden win.
ELLENSBURG — The Warden Cougars used defense to take their opening round game in the Class 2B girls WIAA state basketball tournament with a 61-45 win over the Adna High School Pirates Saturday at Ellensburg High School.
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