The Fort Dodge basketball teams will be road warriors this week, playing three games over four days in three different towns.

Up first will be a doubleheader at Des Moines Hoover on Tuesday, with a short trip to Humboldt set for Thursday. The week concludes Friday at Marshalltown.

Action on all three days begins with the girls contest at 6:15 p.m. and the boys to follow.

The Fort Dodge girls are coming off a 50-48 victory over Waterloo East, improving to 4-0 for the first time in 21 years. The Dodgers have allowed under 48 points in all four games.

Senior Paytene Hiveley leads the team, averaging 15 points and 15 rebounds a night. She is shooting 41 percent from the field, with classmate Lainey Maehl checking in at 11.5 points and 13 rebounds, while freshman sister LJ Maehl averages nine points.

Hoover (0-6) is led by junior Alayna Jarrett, who averages just under nine points per game. Alexia Jarrett, a senior, is averaging 10 rebounds per game, but the Huskies are averaging just 16 points per game as a team.

Humboldt (2-2), who plays Algona on Tuesday, has won two in a row over Iowa Falls-Alden and St. Edmond. Morgan Mann, a sophomore, leads the team at 21 points per game, shooting 54 percent from the field, 74 percent at the free throw line and 38 percent from three.

Ava Fischer is at 12 points with Reagan Lee adding 9.5 points and seven rebounds.

Marshalltown (0-6) takes on Des Moines Lincoln Tuesday before facing the Dodgers. Sara Huffman and Sydney Kapayou check in at six and five points a night.

After topping Boone to open the year, the Dodger boys (1-3) are paced by senior Javion Jondle and sophomore Cade Westerhoff in scoring, with Jondle, Westerhoff and Kyron Wilson the top rebounders.

Hoover (2-2) is paced by Chase Henderson, as the senior averages almost 20 a night. Classmate Elijah Vos is right behind at 14.5.

The Wildcats (2-0) have scored over 80 points in both games they have played this year, with senior Will Orness, 12th-grader Joshua Thurm and junior Evan Hatcher all averaging at least 14.5 points. Orness is also the leading rebounder.

For the Bobcats (4-1), senior Prince Jallah averages 14 points a night with eight rebounds, while Dalen Huston checks in at 10 points and nine boards.