Record setting Jordan Riewer scored two more of his 17 points Saturday night against Minneapolis Washburn. He now is the Cardinal all time scoring leader, with 1,764 points and counting. (Staples World photo by Ken Klose) Jordan Riewer set a new school scoring record as the Staples Motley Cardinals added two more victories to their win column in this week’s cage action.

Riewer scored 17 points Saturday night but his first basket -a three pointer vaulted him over Eric Kelley to become the all-time leading scorer in Staples Motley Cardinal basketball hist

Team mate Jon Bristow stole the show with 22 points in the Cardinals 73-52 victory over the Minneapolis Washburn Millers Saturday.

Riewer had a career total of 1,764 points after the game with nine games plus playoffs remaining on this year’s schedule

Bristow led all scorers with 22 points and Derek Wolhowe knocked down three 3-pointers to finish with 15 as the Cardinals jumped out early on the defending Class 3A state champions.

They led 43-29 at halftime and outscored the Millers 30-23 in the second half

Friday night the Cardinal traveled to Pequot Lakes for a second meeting this year with Coach Gary Grewe’s Patriots. This time the Cards won again, 58-55.

Jason Johnson scored 15 points for team honors. Wolhowe with 11 and Gunner Johnson and Riewer with 10 points apiece all helped in the Mid State Conference win.

Wolhowe helped with eight rebounds, while Riewer had nine of his team’s assists.

Also last week, Staples Motley downed Pillager 76- 36 in a Monday night game. Riewer scored 18 points, while Wolhowe and Bristow added 12 apiece.

Cole Hunstad was the leading scorer for the Pillager Huskies with 12 points.

SM, which was 6-1 in conference play and 14-3 overall, is at Pierz Thursday and will host Minnewaska here on Friday, not Saturday. This game was re-scheduled this week, with varsity at 6 p.m.

For the season, Riewer has 267 points and is hitting 15.7 points per game. Wolhowe at 13.6 is right behind him with 231 points. Bristow is also averaging in double figures, 11.2 ppg and 191 total points.

Up, but in? A Washburn player put up this shot, with Cardinal Jon Bristow and and Gunner Johnson trying to stop him. (Staples World photo by Ken Klose) Riewer is making 40 percent of his three-point shots (36 for 88). He also leads the team in assists with 148 and steals (58); blocks (9) and turnovers (55). He’s second in rebounding with 114 boards.

Wolhowe leads in rebounds with 126, including 36 offensive rebounds. Bristow has 94 boards with Johnson following with 61.
Boys results
Feb. 5
Staples Motley 30 28- 58
Pequot Lakes 30 25- 55
Staples Motley (58): Trevor
Wentworth 6, Gunner Johnson

10, Jason Johnson 15, Derek Wolhowe
11, Jordan Riewer 10, Jon
Bristow 6. FT 14-18. Three-point
baskets: 6 (Wentworth 2, Gunner
Johnson 2, Wolhowe 2).
Pequot Lakes (55): Michael
Goerges 9, Nevin Greer 3, Matthew
Michaelson 5, Kurtis
Moody 20, Thomas Parker 8, Michael
Ward 10. FT 9-11. Threepoint
baskets: 6 (Goerges 3, Nevin
Greer, Michaelson, Moody).
Feb. 6
Mpls. Washburn 29 23 - 52
Staples Motley 43 30 - 73
Minneapolis Washburn (52):
Nick Anderson 2, Keegan Rolenc
5, Deonte Blackemore 9, Myles
Shepherd-Anderson 2, Glarence
Thomas 2, Javon Smith 17, Andy
Leighton 2, Julyen Martin 1 Cedric
Chappell 5, Joseph Doby
7. FG 19, Three-point baskets: 7
(Smith 5, Blackemore 2).
Staples Motley (73): Tanner
Roberts 2, Trevor Wentworth
11, Jordan Peterson 3, Derek
Wolhowe 15, Isaac Fuhrman 3,
Jordan Riewer 17, Jon Bristow
22. FG 26, FT 14-20 (70 percent),
Three-point baskets: 7 (Wolhowe
3, Wentworth, Fuhrman, Riewer,
Bristow).
Feb. 1
Pillager 13 23 - 36
Staples Motley 45 31 - 76
Pillager (36): Sean Nokken
3, Jake Weizenegger 2, Jordan
Hunstad 6, Brad Berndt 8, Anthony
Kadus 3, Issac Jacobseon

2, Cole Hunstad 12. FT 5-14 (36
percent), Three-point baskets:
Kadus.
Staples Motley(76):
Tanner Roberts 2, Trevor
Wentworth 6, Colton Hill 4, Jason
Johnson 8, Jordan Peterson
3, Derek Wolhowe 12, Isaac Fuhrman 3, Grant Longbella 2,
Alex Jansson 3, Jordan Riewer 18,
Jon Bristow 12, Jordan Jenkins 3.
FT 6-11 (55 percent), Three-point
baskets: 6 (Wolhowe 2, Peterson,
Fuhrman, Riewer, Jenkins).