Game Details - Girls Basketball

Coming into its matchup with South Sevier on Friday, Parowan had yet to lose during the month of February, piecing together what was a three game winning streak. The Parowan Rams extended that streak to four games, with a 51-50 defeat of the South Sevier Rams, but it certainly didn’t come easily. Trailing by two heading into the fourth quarter, Parowan posted its highest-scoring quarter of the night (16) to eke out a narrow Region 19 victory. Bella Robinson and Katlynn Matheson propelled the Parown offense, scoring 15 points apiece, while Bella Johnson pitched-in 12 points of her own. South Sevier’s Kinley Jenson finished with a game-high 17 points. The narrow victory improved Parowan–which was below .500 heading into February–to 12-9 on the season. The strong finish to the season will certainly give the Rams a boost in the 2A RPI, which will be revealed Saturday morning at 9 a.m. “South Sevier is a tough team and is a tough place to win, but our girls fought through adversity. We're on a good win streak going into the state tournament,” Parowan coach Brandon Johnson said.