What happened: Greenwood opened its girls varsity basketball season with a 67–25 win over Big Spring on Tuesday, Nov. 10. The Rangerettes led after every quarter to start their season 1–0.

Audia Kinzler led Greenwood with 18 points. Bella Rivas, Angel Smith and Briley Gardenhire each added 10, giving the Rangerettes four players in double figures.

The big picture: Greenwood held a 15–9 lead after the first quarter. Big Spring remained within six points, but the Rangerettes created more distance before halftime.

Greenwood scored 20 points in the second quarter while holding Big Spring to six. That 14-point difference pushed the lead to 35–15 at the break.

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The third quarter brought Greenwood’s highest scoring total of the night. The Rangerettes added 22 points and again limited Big Spring to six. Greenwood entered the fourth quarter ahead 57–21, with the margin now at 36 points.

The Rangerettes scored 10 points in the fourth quarter while allowing just four. That gave Greenwood a 32–10 advantage after halftime. Big Spring finished with fewer than 10 points in every quarter and scored only 10 in the entire second half.

Go deeper: Kinzler led the scoring, but three other Rangerettes also reached double figures. Rivas, Smith and Gardenhire combined for 30 points. Their contributions, alongside Kinzler’s 18, accounted for 48 of Greenwood’s 67 points.

Denim Legendre added five points for Greenwood. Chloe Nielsen scored four, Greenlee Ramirez had three, and Lilianna Caro and Leyton Hale each finished with two. Greenwood’s score report listed nine players who contributed points during the win.

Big Spring’s leading scorer, Amelia Islas, finished with 15 points. Mize added four, while Taylor, Straughter and Ramirez scored two each. Those five players accounted for all 25 of Big Spring’s points.

What’s next: Greenwood is scheduled to host Coahoma on Friday, Nov. 13, followed by Stanton on Tuesday, Nov. 17.