In a District 15 showdown in Class B girls basketball, New Town handed No. 2 ranked Watford City its first loss of the season edging the Wolves 47-45. In other games, Stanley blasted Burke County 61-37 and Mohall blew out Kenmare 49-28.

In Class B boys action, Tioga upended Watford City 75-62, Trinity Christian handled Ray 61-46, Powers Lake defeated Divide County 68-60 and Trenton got by Wildrose-Alamo 48-39.

Girls

NT 47, WC 45

NEW TOWN - New Town's defense shut down the Wolves for two quarters holding Watford City to five in the second and eight in the third to lead by 10 going into the fourth. Watford City rallied in the fourth for 20 points, but the Eagle held off the final push. Sonny Schulz led the Wolves with a game-high 21 points, followed by Ashlee Heiser with 10 and Bethany Mulder with nine.

Kris Wells paced the Eagles with 16 points, while Marlys Lone Bear added 13, Nicole Wells 11 and Kris Wells 10.

Watford City 12 5 8 20 - 45

New Town 13 13 9 12 - 47

Watford City (45) - Sonny Schulz 21, Ashlee Heiser 10, Bethany Mulder 9, Paige Anderson 3, Meghan Rolfsrud 2.

New Town (47) - Wendi Wells 16, Marlys Lone Bear 13, Nicole Wells 11, Kris Wells 10, Shawna Wells 7.

Stanley 61, BC 37

LIGNITE - Burke County didn't have an answer for Stanley's Ashley Hollekim who went off for 27 points to lead the Blue Jays. Kayla Sauber scored 10 and Heidi Gray seven.

Burke County's Titans were led by Chasity Johnson with 12 points, while Kayla Anderson and Lauren Rick each scored seven.

Stanley 11 19 18 13 - 61

BC 6 16 6 9 - 37

Stanley (61) - Ashley Hollekim 27, Kayla Sauber 10, Heidi Gray 7, McKenzie Nohr 6, Sarah Westby 6, Courtney Egge 4, Brooke Hollekim 1.

Burke County (37) - Chasity Johnson 12, Kayla Anderson 7, Lauren Rick 7, Brooke Pandolfo 6, Jessi Johnson 6.

Mohall 49, Kenmare 28

KENMARE - The Honkers couldn't get anything rolling on offense stumbling through the first three quarters with single digit scores.

Kenmare was led by Kayla Miller with 13 points and Paige Helmers with 12.

Mohall was paced by Ally Bender's 17 points, while Breanna Abernathy had seven and Ashley Abernathy added six.

Mohall 14 6 19 10 - 49

Kenmare 4 5 6 13 - 28

Mohall (49) - Kayla Miller 13, Paige Helmers 12, Alicia Bly 2, Joy Corey 1.

Kenmare (28) - Ally Bender 17, Breanna Abernathy 7, Ashley Abernathy 6, Julie Smetana 5, Hayley Vendsel 4, Courtney Scott 4, Danielle Peterson 4, Ashley Buckmeier 2.

Boys

Tioga 75, WC 62

TIOGA - A hot first half saw the hometown Pirates score 25 in the second quarter to jump out to a 43-30 halftime lead. Watford City tried to make a run i the fourth quarter, but the Pirates went 19-of-25 at the free throw line in the fourth to seal the win.

Jace Lalim led the Pirates with 20 points and was 17-of-24 from the line, and was 14-of-18 in the fourth quarter. Kevin Hove added 17 points, 11 of which came in the third, and Justin Vejtasa scored 11.

Watford City was led by Shawn Melland's 18 points, followed by Justin Shipman with 10 and Tory Hill with eight.

Watford City 13 17 12 20 - 62

Tioga 18 25 13 19 - 75

Watford City (62) - Shawn Melland 18, Justin Shipman 10, Tory Hill 8, Dane Parisian 6, Jayme Carson 6, Tyler Wahus 6, Matt Liebel 3, Chase Carson 2, Arlen Jacobson 2, Kyle Rolfsrud 1.

Tioga (75) - Jace Lalim 20, Kevin Hove 17, Justin Vejtasa 11, Tyler Hawkinson 8, Evan Pederson 7, Chris Pederson 5, Ryan Grubb 4, Cody Weflen 3.

TCS 51, Ray 46

RAY - Trinity Christian led 29-27 at the break, but opened up a 41-34 lead going into the fourth and clung to the lead the rest of the way.

Kent Grueneich paced the Crusaders with 13 points, followed by Eli Black with 11 and Kyle Ceynar with 10.

Ray was led by Matt Heier with 17 points, while Clint Perdue added 14 and Shane Hill 8.

TCS 16 13 12 10 - 51

Ray 12 15 7 12 - 46

Trinity Christian (51) - Kent Grueneich 13, Eli Black 11, Kyle Ceynar 10, Nate Norby 7, Gabe Black 4, McHale Maristuen 2, Jason Stewart 2, Ryan Fell 2.

Ray (46) - Matt Heier 17, Clint Perdue 14, Shane Hill 8, Catlin Bingeman 4, Charlie Anderson 3.

PL 68, DC 60

POWERS LAKE - Divide County rallied from a 10-point deficit to tie the game at 29 at the break, but the Ranchers forged another lead to go ahead 52-43 going into the fourth and then held off another Maroons run.

Powers Lake's Jordan Carlson scored 26 to lead the Ranchers, while Robert Moore added 21 and Lucas Titus had 10.

Derek Benter also scored 26 to lead the Maroons, while Thane Lund and Grant Windfaldet each added 10.

Divide County 12 17 14 17 - 60

Powers Lake 22 7 23 16 - 68

Divide County (60) - Derek Benter 26, Thane Lund 10, Grant Windfaldet 10, Cody Roland 7, Troy Roness 6, Aaron Haggin 1.

Powers Lake (68) - Jordan Carlson 26, Robert Moore 21, Lucas Titus 10, Sergio Mar 8, David Hoiby 3.

Trenton 48, W-A 39

WILDROSE - Standout guard Cameron Hodgkiss was back in the lineup to help lead the Tigers past the Roses. Hodgkiss scored 12 points, while big man Cory Kummer led with 15. Jeremy LaDue chipped in eight.

Wildrose-Alamo was led by E.J. Yarbrough with 17 points, while Brandon Solem scored 12 and Seth Nygaard seven.

Trenton (48) - Cory Kummer 15, Cameron Hodgkiss 12, Jeremy LaDue 8, Nick Brunelle 5, Lucas Cayko 4, Josh Geros 4.

Wildrose-Alamo (39) - E.J. Yarbrough 17, Brandon Solem 12, Seth Nygaard 7, Deyton Bogret 3.