Biggs’ Shaory Gonzalez-Rangel looks to rebound as Colusa’s Peyton Miller blocks out.

BIGGS, CA (MPG) – Since coming off their highest offensive output of the season in a 50-46 win over Pierce at West Valley’s New Year’s Tournament on Jan. 3, getting shots to fall has been a challenge for the Wolverine girls’ basketball team and as a result it dropped consecutive games to Corning, Colusa and Mt. Shasta last week.

In Corning on Jan. 6, Biggs fell 24-46 to the Cardinals, although no statistics were made available.

Wolverine guard Onna Carothers is fouled by Colusa’s Leslie Ramos in a game on Jan. 7.

Making its way to Colusa the following evening, the Wolverines were down just five at intermission, but foul trouble and an inability to score allowed the RedHawks to pull away in the second half and hand Biggs a 25-45 defeat.

Anna Carothers had a team-high seven points, while Marcella Solis-Lopez and Daisy Siepert finished the night with six points apiece.

Biggs’ Anna Carothers was the Wolverines’ leading scorer in a loss in Colusa on Jan. 7.

Returning home to face Mt. Shasta on Jan. 9, the Wolverines dropped their third straight game, this time by a score of 27-43.

No other information about the loss to the Bears was provided.

Looking to get back on track as Mid-Valley League competition begins, Biggs (5-9) hosted Quincy and Mt. Shasta on Jan. 13 and 16 respectively.

 The Wolverines’ Daisy Siepert brings the ball up court in a Jan. 7 game in Colusa.