Bethlehem put together a dominant performance on both ends of the floor Friday night, rolling past Mohonasen 68-37. The Eagles play top seeded Columbia in the Semi-Finals on March 5th at HVCC.

The Eagles set the tone early, holding Mohonasen to just four points in each of the first two quarters. Bethlehem built an 11-4 lead after one and extended it to 31-8 at halftime following a 20-point second quarter. Mohonasen showed life in the third with 19 points, but Bethlehem answered with 20 of its own to maintain control and closed out the game with a 17-10 fourth quarter.

Elizabeth Kearney led a balanced Bethlehem attack with 20 points, including three three-pointers and a 3-for-6 effort from the free-throw line. Lily Greisbach added 19 points, knocking down three shots from beyond the arc, while Brynn Elfeldt contributed 11 points. Makaya McCann chipped in 10, and Ella McCarthy and Macy Young each hit from three-point range as the Eagles spread the scoring throughout the lineup.

For Mohonasen, Emma Mullen paced the offense with 13 points, including two three-pointers. Madelyn Swint added 10 points, and Lucy Musto finished with six. Katelyn LeClerc and Payton Whipple each connected from long distance in the loss.