Basketball action in Vienna last Tuesday night was plentiful inside Allen Gymnasium with New Bloomfield visiting western Maries County for a hoops tripleheader featuring varsity girls, junior-varsity boys and varsity boys contests.

After Tim Simmons’ JV Eagles dropped a 51-47 overtime decision against New Bloomfield’s JV Wildcats, KC Curler’s Vienna Lady Eagles returned the favor with a 58-10 victory over the visiting Lady Wildcats.

Chandler Harker’s varsity Eagles looked to make it two victories for the black and gold during last Tuesday’s tripleheader in the varsity boys game.

Trailing 35-28 at halftime, Vienna was outscored 33-20 in the second half of their 68-48 setback to New Bloomfield.

Down 19-14 after one quarter in varsity boys action, Hunter Schwartze led Vienna with seven points to go along with four points on free throws from Alex Zimmer.

Doubling their first-quarter point total in the second quarter, Vienna went into halftime facing a 35-28 deficit.

Zimmer added six second-quarter points giving him a team-high 10 first-half points for the Eagles.

Outscored 14-8 in the third quarter, the Eagles got two points apiece from Elias Miller, Waylon Lenning, Dylan Long and Zimmer to open the second half.

Teagan James netted seven of Vienna’s 12 fourth-quarter points before the Eagles suffered their first loss of the season.

Zimmer led the black and gold with a team-high 14 points followed in double figures by James with 11 points.

In addition to Schwartze’s seven first-quarter points, Miller finished with six points.

Jayce Bertoni and Lenning each added three points followed closely with two points each from Eli Crum and Long.

Breaking up New Bloomfield’s bid for a tripleheader sweep, Vienna’s Lady Eagles raced out to a 17-0 lead after one quarter before cruising to a 58-10 victory to pick up their first notch in the win column.

Ella Hollis equaled her uniform number pouring in a game-high 23 points while Aubrey Schwartze joined her in double figures with 15 points.

Kenna Roberds nearly made it a trio of double-digit Lady Eagles finishing with eight points.

Aubrey Reeves and Jaedyn Schell each added four first-half points while Madison Weeks chipped in three points for the victorious Lady Eagles.

Delaney Schwartze rounded out the Vienna scoring with a second-quarter free throw for one point.

Tim Simmons’ JV Eagles led New Bloomfield 31-16 at halftime before being outscored 35-16 in the second half of their 51-47 overtime loss.

Jumping out to a 14-3 lead after one quarter, Bryce Ewers paced Vienna with eight points over the first seven minutes.

Six different JV Eagles found the scoring column in the second quarter consisting of Talan Reeves (4), Crum (4), Long (3), Colton Wiles (2), Wyatt Wulff (2) and Jaiden Hayes (2).

Hayes, Wulff and Long each scored two third-quarter points to help keep Vienna in front of New Bloomfield 37-29 entering the fourth quarter.

Unable to hold on to the lead, Vienna suffered their first setback of the season in spite of a team-high 12 points from Ewers.

Hayes added six of his eight points in the second half and overtime for the black and gold.

Long hit for five of his seven points in the first half while Wulff and Reeves each added six points.

Crum netted all five of his points in the first half followed closely with two points from Wiles and a first-quarter free throw from Chase Weeks for one point.

Chad Killian led New Bloomfield with a game-high 16 points.

Vienna’s Eagles will return to action Friday night hosting Hermitage’s Hornets inside Allen Gymnasium at 6 p.m., with two quarters of JV boys basketball followed by a full varsity contest.

Curler’s Lady Eagles suffered a 56-15 setback against Linn’s Lady Wildcats Monday night during first-round action at the Eugene Girls Basketball Tournament.

They faced Belle’s Lady Tigers in last night’s (Tuesday) consolation semifinals and will play Friday at either 5 p.m., or 6:30 p.m., depending on the outcome of last night’s contest.