Blackhawks sweep senior night games

Boys and girls basketball teams win at home and on the road

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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The Seeley-Swan Blackhawks boys and girls basketball teams both had successful weekends, picking up wins on the road and at home in their final regular season games. The boys defeated Victor 79-48 on the road and then won 70-51 over Granite County at home on senior night. The girls also won on the road against Victor 59-26 and capped off senior night with a 66-17 victory over Granite County.

Why it matters

The Blackhawks' strong performances in their final regular season games set them up well for the upcoming district tournament. The senior night celebrations also recognized the contributions of the team's graduating players.

The details

The boys' team was led by strong scoring efforts from Derrick Brovold, who had 33 points against Victor and 28 against Granite County. Blake Irwin also had a big game against Granite County with 18 points. On the girls' side, Lillian Boyd led the way with 13 points against Victor and 17 points on senior night. Laciey Auchenbach added 16 points in the senior night win.

  • The boys' team defeated Victor on the road on February 7.
  • The girls' team defeated Victor on the road on February 7.
  • The boys' team defeated Granite County at home on senior night on February 8.
  • The girls' team defeated Granite County at home on senior night on February 8.

The players

Derrick Brovold

A key scorer for the Blackhawks boys' basketball team, leading the team in points in both of their weekend wins.

Blake Irwin

A senior on the Blackhawks boys' basketball team who had 18 points in the win over Granite County on senior night.

Lillian Boyd

A senior on the Blackhawks girls' basketball team who led the team in scoring in both of their weekend wins.

Laciey Auchenbach

A junior on the Blackhawks girls' basketball team who scored 16 points in the senior night win over Granite County.

Michael Haines

The head coach of the Blackhawks boys' basketball team.

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What they’re saying

“We faced a combination man-and-zone defense designed to limit Irwin, but the team responded with a strong first quarter, scoring 24 points and setting the tone early.”

— Michael Haines, Head Coach (seeleylake.com)

What’s next

The Blackhawks will host Valley Christian on Thursday before traveling to Lincoln on Friday to wrap up the regular season. They'll finish conference play with two important games remaining as they prepare for the district tournament.

The takeaway

The Blackhawks' dominant performances in their final regular season games showcase their depth and balanced scoring, positioning them well for a strong showing in the upcoming district tournament.