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It wasn’t pretty, but the No. 3 Pronghorns (17-10, 9-4) defeated the No. 7 Central Wyoming Lady Rustlers (11-15, 4-10) Saturday night at the South Campus, 55-44.

It was a great night for Pronghorns center James Hunter, as he scored his junior college high of 25 points Wednesday night at the South Campus. Hunter and George Edwards, who had the game high of 28 points, led the Pronghorns to a 108-65 victory over Little Big Horn College (LBHC).

The Gillette College Pronghorns women's (16-10, 8-4) team took care of Little Big Horn College's (LBHC) Lady Rams on Wednesday night at the South Campus. Four Pronghorns finished with double digits in the 90-50 victory.

The Pronghorn men (14-10, 5-6) couldn’t hold on to a three-point halftime lead, as Western Wyoming Community College (19-6, 7-5) made 16 of its 21 attempts from the charity stripe in the second half. The Mustangs were victorious in the 81-75 contest.

It started out to be a positive game for the Pronghorns (15-10, 7-4), but the offense fell apart with ten minutes to go in the game, as Western Wyoming Community College (19-4, 8-4) came away with a 89-76 victory.

George Edwards led the Pronghorns (14-9, 5-5) with 24 points and three other Pronghorns were in double digits, but it was just not enough to defeat Miles Community College (20-4, 8-2) on the road, as Gillette College lost 80-76 Wednesday night.

KeKe Wright and Iesha Greer both had a great game Wednesday night, as they both finished with double-doubles. Wright led the Pronghorns (15-9, 7-3) with 22 points and 11 boards. Greer scored 11 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. Add Kim Caywood's 11 rebounds and Gillette College had more boards from three players, than the whole team from Miles Community College (17-7, 5-5) in the 62-55 victory for the Pronghorns.

The Pronghorns (14-8, 5-4) were able to end their 4-game losing skid against the Dawson Community College Buccaneers (7-11, 2-8) Saturday night, as George Edwards scored 20 points and grabbed 13 rebounds in the 81-71 victory.

KeKe Wright had her best game of her junior college career, as she scored 20 points on the evening. She led the Pronghorns (14-9, 6-3) to a 56-31 win over Dawson Community College (3-14, 2-8) on Saturday night.

Gillette College (13-9, 5-3) easily took care of the Lady Huskies, 71-50, as both Iesha Greer and Diarra Carrington led the Pronghorns with 12 points on the evening.

The Gillette College (12-9, 5-3) women played pretty well on defense, according to Head Coach Will Rider, but the offense struggled at key places in the game against Sheridan (19-2, 7-1). The Lady Generals came away with the win, 75-61.

The Pronghorn Men (13-7, 4-3) had a tough time guarding against Northwest College's perimeter play, as the Trappers (17-4, 5-2) handed Gillette College its third loss in a row. The final was 94-82.

When your leading scorer is benched three minutes into the game due to committing two fouls, one could come to the conclusion that it was an ugly night for the Pronghorn Women (12-8, 5-2). Instead, it opened up plenty of opportunities for the Gillette College squad to validate they can work as a team to get the win. They did just that, defeating the Trapper Women (10-10, 2-5), 78-68.

The Pronghorn Men tried numerous times to get back in the game against Casper College (13-5, 4-3), but just couldn’t get enough momentum in the second half to do so, as Gillette College (13-6, 4-2) lost, 84-79.