Fremont hosted Reed City on Friday night and suffered a 50-45 defeat. The Coyotes led 12-7 after the first quarter. The Packers fell behind by as much as 12 points in the second quarter at 22-10, but went on a run to end the half and ended up with an 11-10 advantage in the second. That made for a 22-18 lead for Reed City at halftime. Fremont fell behind 32-24 in the third before another run made the score 34-32 after three quarters. Reed City outscored the hosts 16-13 in the final quarter to set the final score. The Packers actually held an advantage of made field goals 19-14. However, the difference in the game came at the free throw line. Reed City went 20-39 at the stripe, compared with 6-12 for Fremont. 

Fremont was led in scoring by Haley Zerlaut's 17 points and Lily VandenBerg's 10. Mia Witte had 8 rebounds and Khaila Noordyk had 7. Kyleigh Weck had 18 points for the Coyotes, and Christina Malackanich added 11.

The Packers fall to 2-10 overall, 2-5 in the league. 

Coach Zerlaut -- "The difference was the fouls. I thought our girls played very hard at times, especially in the fourth quarter. We also had times that we let up, got out of position on defense, and then committed fouls trying to make up for it. It was often our help defenders that got called for fouls, which led to us having two post players on the bench fouled out mid-way through the 4th quarter. Noordyk and Kaitlynn Bennett combined for 10 points in limited minutes in the second half and were really having an impact on the game, but foul trouble and fouling out kept them from being able to contribute even more."