Kee girls basketball team begins new calendar year with single win
Historic Hawk ... Kee girls basketball senior Reagan Mudderman rewrote Kee girls basketball program history in the Lady Hawks’ 44-32 home win over South Winneshiek Tuesday, January 4, as the first five points she scored in that game pushed her past the Kee girls basketball all-time career scoring mark of 1,364 points established by 2007 Kee High School graduate Chandran Duffy. That fifth and historical point came on a lay-up with 1:44 left to play in the first quarter as part of a 25-point performance by the four-year varsity starter for the Lady Hawks. Mudderman put herself within easy striking distance of that record with a 24-point performance just the night before in a 56-33 Kee loss at Waukon, where she is pictured below soaring in for two of those points. View and find out how to purchase this photo and many more by clicking on the Photo Galleries link on this webpage. The individual photo above taken after Mudderman’s historic effort is courtesy of the Kee High School Yearbook.
Senior Reagan Mudderman becomes Kee girls basketball’s all-time leading scorer
The Kee girls basketball team returned to the court following its holiday break, returning to the win column just one time in a busy week of three games for its first week of the new calendar year. That lone Lady Hawk victory of the week also featured some Kee girls basketball history, as a 44-32 home win over South Winneshiek Tuesday, January 4 saw Lady Hawk senior Reagan Mudderman become the program’s all-time leading scorer early on in her 25-point performance in the contest, surpassing the previous mark of 1,364 points scored by Chandran (Duffy) Lapel during her Kee girls basketball career during the 2004-2007 seasons.
On each side of that lone Hawk victory, the Kee girls suffered a pair of losses on the road. The Lady Hawks opened the 2022 portion of their season with a 56-33 non-conference loss at Waukon Monday, January 3 before wrapping up the week with a 56-39 loss at West Central Friday, January 7.
Holding a 5-6 overall record that includes a 4-3 mark in Upper Iowa Conference play, the Kee basketball girls were next scheduled to play back-to-back nights at home, hosting North Fayette Valley Thursday, January 13 in a game rescheduled from December 17 before welcoming Central Elkader to town Friday, January 14. The Lady Hawks will then host Postville Tuesday, January 18 before traveling to Turkey Valley Friday, January 21.
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