Trojans snap six-game losing streak in series
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FRIDAY’S HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS BASKETBALL SUMMARIES
SOUTH FORK 2A
BANDYS 47, MAIDEN 35
Bandys 9 13 15 10—47
Maiden 8 3 4 20—35
BANDYS 47—E. Dutka 1, Rummage 7, Paul 2, McIntosh 4, McLean 9, Wilson 3, Logan Dutka 17, Little 2, De La Canal 2, Andrews.
MAIDEN 35—Shank 4, Rice 2, Arrowood 7, Andrews 2, Hentschel 2, Boheimer 3, Sigmon 5, Glove 5, Mingus 5.
Notes: Bandys’ win gave it sole possession of second place in the South Fork 2A … Logan Dutka hit two 3-pointers for Bandys … The Trojans snapped a six-game losing streak in a series they lead 102-12 since 1970-71 … Maiden has lost three of its last four games and is 3-4 at home this season … The Blue Devils started the South Fork 2A schedule with a 53-36 victory at Bandys on Dec. 18 … Bandys has won 11 or more games for the 43rd time in 49 seasons… Maiden head coach Frank Snider has now coached in 467 varsity games (boys and girls) at MHS (214-253 record).
Records: Bandys 11-4, 5-3 South Fork 2A; Maiden 5-13, 4-4.
Reported by: Benny Lytton, Bandys SID.
NEWTON-CONOVER 50, LINCOLNTON 18
Lincolnton 4 0 11 3—18
N-C 10 19 16 5—50
LINCOLNTON 18—Tweed 6, Shain 5, Ryne 4, Duncan 3.
NEWTON-CONOVER 50—Tamiya Artis 19, Chyna Cornwell 11, Peters 7, Fox 6, Walton 3, Loftin 2, Scheneck 2, Woods, Poteet.
Notes: The Red Devis led 29-4 at halftime … Lincolnton has lost three straight games and four of its last five … Newton-Conover’s win streak is now at 11 games … The Wolves’ 18 points were a season low … Newton-Conover won at Lincolnton 54-39 on Dec. 18 … The Red Devils are 7-2 at home with seven straight home wins since losing to Bunker Hill and Hickory at home early in the season … Lincolnton are 3-5 on the road this season.
Records: Lincolnton 6-9, 3-5 South Fork 2A; Newton-Conover 14-4, 8-0.
Reported by: Sylvia White, Newton-Conover head coach.
NORTH LINCOLN 62, WEST LINCOLN 35
W. Lincoln 11 6 4 14—35
N. Lincoln 16 22 12 12—62
WEST LINCOLN 35—Morgan Chapman 10, Beiberich 7, Wyant 4, Elmore 4, Beddingfiled 4, Gilmore 2, Willis 2, Baucum 2.
NORTH LINCOLN 62—Rachel Seagle 16, Aly Wadkosky 11, White 8, Burroughs 8, Ambrose 5, Reid 4, Gaddy 4, McLean 4, Beal 2.
Notes: North Lincoln picks up career win No. 130 for head coach Mark Lackey and 79th at North Lincoln … West Lincoln has lost 10 straight games … West Lincoln beat North Lincoln 66-56 at West Lincoln on Dec. 18 to begin the South Fork 2A schedule.
Records: W. Lincoln 4-14, 1-7; N. Lincoln 10-5, 4-4.
Reported by: Mark Lackey, North Lincoln head coach; Lance Watson, West Lincoln head coach.
EAST LINCON 47, LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 42
LN Charter 15 7 9 11—42
E. Lincoln 15 7 17 8—47
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 42—Kristy Seifert 16, Jillian Villanti 15, Sorvillo 7, Thomas 2, Augier 2.
EAST LINCOLN 47—Brianna Tadlock 16, A. Robinette 8, Rhoney 6, Cox 6, Campo 5, Ross 2, T. Robinette 2, Delgado 2.
Notes: Tadlock added three steals, three assists and two rebounds for the Mustangs, who snapped a two-game losing streak … The Knights had a three-game win streak snapped … East Lincoln beat Lake Norman Charter 39-32 on the road to open the South Fork 2A scheduled on Dec. 14.
Records: Lake Norman Charter 7-8, 3-5; E. Lincoln 5-13, 4-4.
Reported by: Jason Otey, East Lincoln head coach.
NORTHWESTERN FOOTHILLS 2A
EAST BURKE 59, BUNKER HILL 47
Bunker Hill 10 18 8 11—47
E. Burke 13 18 14 14—59
BUNKER HILL 47—Crystany White 14, Addie Wray 14, Maddie Stotts 13, Bryant 4, Lineberger 2.
EAST BURKE 59—Brooke Arney 18, Josie Hise 10, Haas 8, Hildebran 7, Hawkins 8, Chrisco 6, Cook 2.
Notes: East Burke, which has won four straight games and nine of its last 11, has never lost a Northwestern Foothills 2A regular-season game (12-0 last year as champion) … Bunker Hill had a two-game win streak snapped … East Burke beat the Bears 54-44 at Bunker Hill on Dec. 14 to start the league schedule … The game was played at East Burke, as the schools traded the original home playing dates … East Burke head coach Crystal Bartlett has 89 career wins (89-21, fourth season) … The Cavs have won at least 14 games in 10 straight seasons and for the 26th time in school history (45 seasons).
Records: Bunker Hill 13-6, 4-3; E. Burke 14-5, 7-0.
Reported by: Randy Joines, Bunker Hill head coach.
NORTHWESTERN 3A-4A
WATAUGA 38, SOUTH CALDWELL 28
S. Caldwell 6 11 5 5—27
Watauga 13 6 16 3—38
SOUTH CALDWELL 27—Kaitlyn Propst 10, Miller 3, Taylor Austin 10, Pittman 2, Cotter 2, Jackson, Pate, Wynn, Everhart.
WATAUGA 38—Byrd 4, Cailey Haas 16, Sturgill 9, Farthing 5, Ward 4, Bolick, Warren, Lipford, Hodges.
Notes: South Caldwell has lost two straight games … Watauga has won two straight games and five of its last six … Watauga beat the Spartans 33-22 to start the league schedule on Jan. 2 in Hudson … The Pioneers are 6-1 at home this season … South Caldwell is 2-4 on the road this season.
Records: S. Caldwell 5-11, 3-5 Northwestern 3A-4A; Watauga 11-6, 6-2.
Reported by: Karen Isbell, South Caldwell coaching staff.
FREEDOM 50, ST. STEPHENS 26
Freedom 10 11 17 12—50
St. Stephens 11 4 4 7—26
FREEDOM 50—Sierra Davenport 13, Crooks 9, Bailey 8, Rhone 8, Cisneros 6, McGee 2, Moore 2, Short 2, Johnson, Tate, Watkins.
ST. STEPHENS 26—Ryleigh Rhodes 10, Kayla McGlamery 4, Tomlinson 4, Stafford 3, Sumpter 3, Abbott 2, McHenry, Katlyn McGlamery, Pilkenton, Ramseyer.
Notes: Freedom is on an eight-game win streak … The Patriots have won all five of their road games this season … St. Stephens has lost four straight games and six of its last seven … The Indians are 2-5 at home this season… In its last four games, St. Stephens has scored 18, 31, 18 and 26 points and is averaging 26 over its last seven games … Freedom has won 39 of its last 45 games and 100 of its last 108 with 16 or more wins in 13th straight seasons.
Records: Freedom 16-1, 7-0 Northwestern 3A-4A; St. Stephens 4-13, 1-7.
Reported by: Amber Reddick, Freedom head coach.
WEST CALDWELL 69, ALEXANDER CENTRAL 57
Alex Central 11 12 16 18—57
W. Caldwell 15 17 13 24—69
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 57—Sydney Sharpe 13, Glenn 1, Hagy 5, Lanie Hammer 13, Teagan Pennell 17, Fairchild 2, Harrington 3, Fornter 1, Kidd 2, Black.
WEST CALDWELL 69—Ariel McMasters 1, Eboni Johnson 17, Jaleah Battle 30, Cam Crisp 15, Eldreth 4.
Notes: Two of West Caldwell’s points were scored by Alexander Central (wrong basket) … Johnson had 12 rebounds and Battle had 11 for the Warriors, who won the boards by four, and Nikki Hagy had eight for the Cougars and Gracie Harrington had seven … Alexander Central hit 10 of 22 from 3-point range with Pennell going 5for-9 and Hammer going 3-for-7 … West Caldwell hit 19 of 38 free throws with Battle nine of 15 and Crisp making six of 10 … Alexander Central converted 10 of 22 free throws (Pennell 5-for-9) … The Warriors had 13 steals, led by five from Johnson … Battle went 10-fo-23 on field goals and Johnson made seven of 20 for West Caldwell … The Cougars have lost nine straight games … West Caldwell beat Alexander Central 44-39 on Jan. 2 in Taylorsville.
Records: Alexander Central 1-16, 0-7 Northwestern 3A-4A; W.Caldwell 7-9, 3-5.
Reported by: Jonathan Watts, Alexander Central SID.
