ADAMS &8212; The Glenville-Emmons girls&8217; basketball team has played three close games to open the season, but a few big plays have not gone its way and as a result the Wolverines sit at 0-3.

Thursday, G-E led Randolph by one at halftime and had a six-point lead in the second half, but could not hold it as it fell 43-39.

The Wolverines were led by Kailey Davis&8217; 13 points and five assists while Jordyn VanRyswyk added 12 points, nine blocks and nine rebounds.

The Wolverines ran into some trouble when Molly Kral was forced to the bench with foul trouble and Randolph turned up the defensive pressure.

Turnovers hurt G-E and they were unable to make up the deficit.

G-E was able to keep the game close despite not shooting a great percentage from the floor.

Friday, the Wolverines lost to Southland 56-39 as G-E could not overcome a very slow start.

G-E found itself down 33-14 at halftime before rallying in the second half.

The Wolverines&8217; defense held Southland to just six points the first 11 minutes of the second half as G-E got as close as nine points.

The Wolverines got to the free throw line 38 times in the game but only hit on 10 attempts.

Alexandria Lee led the Wolverines with 12 points and Karissa Olson added six.

The Wolverines are back in action Tuesday when they travel to Austin to face Lyle/Pacelli.