POLSON — Columbia Falls (2-0) stormed past Hamilton 76-44 on the second day of the Northwestern A/Southwestern A tip-off basketball tournament on Saturday.

Ty Morgan scored a game-high 22 points, hitting five 3-pointers in the first half, to lead the Wildcats. Columbia Falls bolstered its blowout with two big quarters, outscoring Hamilton 26-6 in the second quarter and 29-10 in the fourth.

Hamilton 11 6 17 10 — 44

Columbia Falls 13 26 8 29 — 76

HAMILTON — Josh Heath 12, Tanner Lehr 5, Kris Cleveland 2, Ty Burt 4, Bret Huxtable 7, Kameran Kohn 14.

COLUMBIA FALLS — Alex Presnell 6, Trevor Houston 5, Jayce Fagerland 5, Austin Kimmet 4, Nakia Alexander 4, Ty Morgan 22, Logan Williams 6, Justice McManus 4, Jared Trinastich 11, Grant Wallace 9.

Bigfork 70, Ronan 37

POLSON — Bigfork (2-0) scored 50 points in the first half on the way to a rout of Ronan.

Christian Evans scored 19 points and three other Vikings scored in double digits. Bigfork led by 35 points after the third before coasting to the finish.

Rhett Duffey led Ronan with seven points.

Ronan 11 14 7 5 — 37

Bigfork 25 25 17 3 — 70

RONAN — Colton McCrea 5, Bryce Cullen 5, Jarred Dupuis 5, Tim Woll 8, Alex Quequesah 3, Jeremiah North Peigan 2, Rhett Duffey 7, Daniel Aylesworth 2.

BIGFORK — Adam Jordt 4, Tyler Piazolla 3, Jon Landon 11, Josh Sandry 8, Ryder Trent 12, Cam Nissen 13, Christian Evans 19.

Stevensville 63, Libby 15

POLSON — Defending Class A champ Stevensville smothered Libby (0-2), holding the Loggers to under five points in each quarter.

Zack Gavlak scored 15 points and Jared Schultz 10 to lead the Yellowjackets. Collin Johnson had a team-high five points for Libby. Jared Winslow, who had 33 points in Friday’s game against Ronan, was held to a single free throw.

Stevensville 14 16 22 11 — 63

Libby 4 4 5 2 — 15

STEVENSVILLE — Bo Zeiler 7, Chris Lords 8, Jace Omlid 5, Chance Coleman 2, Zack Gavlak 15, Jesse Simms 10, Jared Schultz 10, Noah Baney 6.

LIBBY — Johnny Clark 2, Collin Johnson 5, Jared Winslow 1, Quinn Sullivan 4, Erik Lauer 3.

Corvallis 45, Whitefish 41

POLSON — Whitefish (1-2) didn’t have enough time to overcome a two-point halftime deficit, falling to Corvallis.

E.J. Havens scored 10 points to lead the Bulldogs, which saw eight players score in the game. Senior Art Doorn, who scored 18 to lead the team past Hamilton on Friday, was held to six against the Blue Devils.

Alma Powell had 19 points for Corvallis.

Corvallis 9 8 10 18 — 45

Whitefish 4 11 8 18 — 41

CORVALLIS — Alma Powell 19, Jayce Gilder 10, Chaney Waldo, Brigham Parrish 7, Porter Jessop 3, Andrew Leopold 2.

WHITEFISH — Keaton Nicholsen 7, AJ Wetsch 6, Cody Olson 1, Alex Wilson 2, EJ Havens 10, Art Doorn 6, Hugh Ramlow 2, Garrett Anderson 7.

Anaconda 60, Polson 54, OT

POLSON — Cory Stanberry scored the first four points of overtime and Anaconda edged out a victory over Polson (0-2).

Andrew Weltz scored a game-high 24 points for Polson but the squad didn’t have enough to beat the Copperheads in regulation.

Stanberry finished with eight points and Caleb Stetzner finished with a team-high 18 points for Anaconda.

Anaconda 10 17 11 10 12 — 60

Polson 16 13 10 9 6 — 54

ANACONDA — Caleb Stetzner 18, Drew Conrady 7, Dennis Stanberry 3, Cory Stanberry 8, Jackson Wagner 9, Ethan Blume 6, Brandon Fode 9.

POLSON — Hudson Smith 2, Cedrick Smith 5, Chris McDonald 6, Andrew Weltz 24 Zaden Bautista 2, Payton Lefthand 5, Tanner Wilson 2, Joe Gallatin 8.

Dillon 56, Frenchtown 52

POLSON — Dillon outscored the Broncs by 10 in the opening quarter and held on late to stay undefeated this season.

Troy Scott scored a game-high 29 points to lead the Beavers to victory.

Frenchtown’s John Chapman had 21. The Broncs outscored Dillon 17-13 in the final quarter, but didn’t have quite enough to complete the comeback.

Dillon 19 7 17 13 — 56

Frenchtown 9 12 14 17 — 52

DILLON — Chance Kluesner 5, Trae Williams 3, JD Ferris 8, Parker Love 2, Troy Scott 29, Brady Richardson 9.

FRENCHTOWN — John Chapman 21, Quintin Mazzola 2, Chris Delaney 5, Andrew Honken 5, Bridger Truett 15, Lem Lind 2, Jordan Moe 2.

GIRLS

Columbia Falls 48, Hamilton 34

RONAN — Columbia Falls (2-0) held Hamilton to just three first half points as it ground out a tough nonconference victory.

Haley Belgarde and Ellie Johnson each scored 10 points and Winter Kemppainen nine to lead the Wildkats. Columbia Falls outscored the Broncs 18-3 in the first 16 minutes, and held on in a close second half.

Jaylee Albert led Hamilton with 13 points.

Hamilton 2 1 17 14 – 34

Columbia Falls 9 9 17 13 – 48

HAMILTON – Jaylee Albert 13, Brianna Huggans 8, Taylor Goligoski 7, Eellie Hurlbert 2, Kali Hayes 2, Sami Kratofil 2.

COLUMBIA FALLS – Haley Belgarde 10, Ellie Johnson 10, Winter Kemppainen 9, Andrea Getts 6, Cydney Finberg 5, Ciera Finberg 4, Summer Burlage 2, Allyson Gimbel 2.

Bigfork 43, Ronan 18

RONAN — Bigfork (2-0) blew away Ronan after halftime, outscoring the Maidens 30-11 to earn a big nonconference win.

Josie Spoklie scored 11 points and Mattison McAnally 10 for the Valkyries. Raymi Clairmont led Ronan with eight.

Ronan 5 2 6 5 – 18

Bigfork 5 8 17 13 – 43

RONAN – Raymi Clairmont 8, Aspen Jore 3, Malia Hamel 3, Alaina Madsen 2, Kendra Starkel 2.

BIGFORK – Josie Spoklie 11, Mattison McAnally 10, Riley Coleman 8, Tessa Robertson 7, Lana Berg 5, Miranda Campbell 2.

Corvallis 42, Whitefish 21

RONAN — Corvallis overcame a first-quarter deficit and outscored Whitefish (0-3) 33-12 over the next two periods to cruise to an easy victory.

Corinne Sanderson scored 19 points to lead the Blue Devils.

Haley Nicholson had a team-high six points for Whitefish.

Corvallis 4 15 18 5 – 42

Whitefish 6 5 7 3 – 21

CORVALLIS – Jessica Lewis 6, Corinne Sanderson 19, Chelsi Clarke 4, Kayla Lewis 4, Kira Doyle 2, Courtney Albright 7.

WHITEFISH – Allie Schulz 3, Katie Fyall 4, Haley Nicholson 6, Mariah Drown 1, Simone Craft 1, Anna Peterson 4, MaKenna Benbrook 2.

Stevensville 37, Libby 23

RONAN — Libby (0-3) played Stevensville close in the first half, only to have trouble finding the hoop after the break.

Libby was only able to score nine points in the final two quarters, dropping its third game of the season. Taylor Quinn had a team-high eight points for the Lady Loggers. Libby trailed just 19-14 at the half.

Kayla Peterson had nine points for Stevensville.

Stevensville 6 13 8 10 – 37

Libby 4 10 4 5 – 23

STEVENSVILLE – Kataie Malachinski 4, Carley Vercruyssen 4, Carley Sebastian 6, Courtney Tvedt 8, Kayla Peterson 9, Maddie Boesch 6.

LIBBY – Gavy Oliver 4, Shyla Stevenson 3, Taylor Quinn 8, Dayln Germany 3, Devon Gallagher 5.

Anaconda 47, Polson 28

RONAN — Courtney Moodry scored 20 points as Anaconda cruised past Polson (0-2).

The Lady Pirates held a 7-6 lead after the first quarter but weren’t able to hang on, being outscored by 20 points to close the game.

Jessica Bagnell had five points to lead Polson.

Anaconda 6 18 9 14 – 47

Polson 7 10 5 6 – 28

ANACONDA – Taylor Flynn 9, Lacee Moodry 5, Kiernan Gallagher 3, Courtney Moodry 20, K. Hayden 2, Khali Knadler 4, Tyler Baustadt 2, S. Forsberg 2.

POLSON – Skyla Krantz 5, Jaylin Kenney 2, Jessica Bagnell 5, Nichole Lake 4, Kaelen Wall 2, Shelbi Mallon 4, Monika Frame 3, Peyton Anderson 3.

Frenchtown 38, Dillon 26

RONAN — Frenchtown held Dillon to just three points in the third quarter to build a comfortable lead and earn a nonconference victory.

Vanessa Stavish had a game-high 18 points to lead the Broncs. Audrey Schurg led Dillon with 11.

Dillon 5 7 3 11 – 26

Frenchtown 9 10 9 10 – 38

DILLON – Courtney Linder 2, Holly Anderson 2, Audrey Schurg 11, Shelby Kluesner 2, Cierra Lamey 7, Kathleen Tatarka 2.

FRENCHTOWN – Haley Cyr 1, Vanessa Stavish 18, Kayla Blood 4, Keegan Wickman 3, Lacey Hochhalter 12.