After a month of lopsided wins, the Mora girls basketball team finally got a challenge it couldn't keep up with.

Shannen Lopez, Jamie Allen and Abby Bradley combined for 45 points to lead Las Vegas Robertson to a 62-58 nondistrict win over the Rangerettes on Friday night in Michael Marr Gymnasium.

The loss was the first of the season for Mora (15-1).

"We really hadn't been challenged for the last eight or 10 games, so this was a good one for us to play," said Mark Cassidy, Rangerettes head coach. "It's a loss, but at least it game against a very good team."

Robertson (12-5) trailed 30-27 at halftime but outscored Mora 19-12 in the fourth quarter. Lopez had a game-high 20 points, while Allen scored 15 and Bradley 10.

Angel Valencia had 17 points, Chantel Rivera 16 and Andrea Romero 13 for the Rangerettes, who led 58-57 with just under two minutes remaining in regulation.

Lopez hit what proved to be the game-winning bucket to put the Lady Cardinals on top 59-58.

"It was nip and tuck the whole way, but it was a physical game," Cassidy said.

The teams combined for 55 free-throw attempts. Five Mora players finished the game with four fouls.

SANTA FE PREPARATORY 41, EAST MOUNTAIN 25

The Blue Griffins (5-12) used a commanding 17-2 fourth-quarter run to earn the nondistrict win over the Lady Thunderwolves in Prep Gymnasium.

Olivia Cicci had a game-high 16 points for Prep. Maddie Fort added 10 while East Mountain was led by Morgan Blankship's 13.

Prep led 19-14 at halftime before the Lady Thunderwolves trimmed it to 24-23 after three quarters.

Cicci had 13 of her team's 15 points in the second quarter. In the fourth, it was the entire team that got hot.

"I think we just decided that enough was enough," said Anika Amon, Prep head coach. "It's been an up and down season and this was a chance for us to make a bit of a statement."

ESPAñOLA VALLEY 61, CAPITAL 17

The visiting Lady Sundevils (17-3, 1-1 in 2AAAA) took out the frustration of a two-game losing streak on the struggling Lady Jaguars (3-15, 0-1) in a District 2AAAA game in Edward A. Ortiz Memorial Gymnasium.

Eighth-grader Ashlynn Trujillo came off the bench to score a career-high 18 points for Española. Junior Lauren Quintana added 14.

All 11 players on the Lady Sundevils roster scored as Capital spotted them a 40-8 halftime lead.

The Lady Jaguars got five points apiece from Alyssa Glaze and Octavia Standing Elk.

"After a couple of tough games, we came in here knowing we had to get back to doing what we do," said Ron Drake, Española head coach. "We came out pressing, we forced some turnovers and I thought we did a good job sharing the ball."

MCCURDY SCHOOL 44, MONTE DEL SOL 24

The host Lady Bobcats (11-7) jumped to a 12-2 lead in the first quarter and took a 22-3 lead into halftime against the Lady Dragons in Memorial Gymnasium.

Jacqueline Maestas led McCurdy with 12 points, and Alana Sanchez had 10 points, six rebounds and six assists. Mia Martinez added 10 points and half a dozen steals.

Monte del Sol got a game-high 13 points from Aysia Lujan. The Dragons outscored McCurdy 17-6 in the fourth quarter.

VAUGHN 37, SANTA FE WALDORF 35

In Vaughn, a late surge by the host Aguilas (1-9) was enough to earn a win over the visiting Lady Wolves (7-7).

Waldorf got 19 points and 10 rebounds from Sophia Richard and nine points and 14 boards from Lauren Gray. The pair helped the Wolves take a 29-27 lead at the end of the third quarter.

Vaughn's Miranda Martinez sparked a late rally. She finished with 14 points as the Aguilas earned their first win of the season.