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GIRLS BASKETBALL SUMMARIES
SOUTH FORK 2A
NEWTON-CONOVER 81, MAIDEN 37
Maiden 3 14 10 9—37
N-C 22 18 22 19—81
MAIDEN 37—Gracie Arrowood 10, Hentschel 9, Sigmon 8, Andrews 3, Rice 2, Bohemier 2, Glover 2, Mingus 1, Shank, Petit.
NEWTON-CONOVER 81—Chyna Cornwell 35, Jahlea Peters 21, Aaliah Walton 10, Loftin 7, Artis 5, Fox 2, Scheneck 1, Woods.
Notes: Cornwell had 21 rebounds for the Red Devils, who have opened a three-game lead in the South Fork 2A race … Maiden has lost back-to-back games and three of its last four games … The Blue Devils are 2-6 on the road this season … Newton-Conover has won 11 straight games after a 69-49 loss to Hickory on Dec. 7 … The Red Devils are 6-2 at home this season.
Records: Maiden 4-12, 3-3 South Fork 2A; Newton-Conover 12-4, 6-0.
Reported by: Sylvia White, Newton-Conover head coach.
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 39, BANDYS 33
LN Charter 10 13 8 8—39
Bandys 7 9 10 7—33
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 39—Marissa Sorvillo 10, Kristy Seifert 12, Perplinski 2, Pierce 9, Vaillanti 6, Thomas, Augier.
BANDYS 33—E. Dutka 5, Paul 6, Mirman 2, McIntosh 2, McLean 2, Wilson 3, Logan Dukta 10, Little 3, Rummage.
Notes: Lake Norman Charter has won two straight games and is 2-4 on the road this season … Bandys had a three-game win streak snapped and is 4-2 in Bost-Matheson Gym this season … The Knights are 3-0 all-time against the Trojans… Bandys is 19-18 under head coach Nicki Sigmon, who is in her second season.
Records: Lake Norman Charter 6-7, 2-4 South Fork 2A; Bandys 9-4, 3-3.
Reported by: Benny Lytton, Bandys SID.
NORTH LINCOLN 48, LINCOLNTON 40
N. Lincoln 12 9 8 19—48
Lincolnton 6 13 4 7—40
NORTH LINCOLN 48—Sylvia Burroughs 12, Holli Wood 12, Aly Wadkovsky 10, Ambrose 8, White 4, Reid 2.
LINCOLNTON 40—Emily Shain 14, Ross 9, Tweed 7, Wellman 5, Rhyne 4, Killian 1.
Notes: North Lincoln is 3-2 on the road this season … North Lincoln head coach Mark Lackey is a win away from 130 in his career (129-139, 11th season; 78-87 at North Lincoln, seventh year) … Lincolnton is 1-4 at home this season.
Records: N. Lincoln 9-4, 3-3 South Fork 2A; Lincolnton 6-7, 3-3.
Reported by: Mark Lackey, North Lincoln head coach.
EAST LINCOLN 46, WEST LINCOLN 19
E. Lincoln 14 10 14 8—46
W. Lincoln 7 6 6 0—19
EAST LINCOLN 46–Brianna Tadlock 20, Cox 9, Ross 4, T. Robinette 4, A. Robinette 3, Jacques 3, Campo 2, Thomas 1.
WEST LINCOLN 19—Elmore 6, Gilmore 4, Wyant 3, Chapman 2, Baucom 2, Willis 2.
Notes: Tadlock added seven steals, six assists and five rebounds for the Mustangs … East Lincoln has won two straight games after snapping an eight-game losing streak … West Lincoln has lost eight straight games … The Mustangs are 2-5 on the road this season … West Lincoln’s home record this season is 2-4.
Records: E. Lincoln 4-11, 3-3 South Fork 2A; W. Lincoln 4-12, 1-5.
Reported by: Jason Otey, East Lincoln head coach and Lance Watson, West Lincoln head coach.
NORTHWESTERN FOOTHILLS 2A
BUNKER HILL 49, HIBRITEN 30
Bunker Hill 12 7 14 16—49
Hibriten 7 8 9 6—30
BUNKER HILL 49—Addie Wray 17, Maddie Stotts 14, White 6, Hamlett 5, Bryant 4, Miller 2, Lineberger 1, Stoker, Martins.
HIBRITEN 30—Danielle Muniz 10, Walker 6, Warren 3, Patterson 2, Moore 3, Jaylen Fox 2, Jayden Fox 2, Presswood 2.
Notes: Bunker Hill has won three of its last four games and six of its last eight … Hibriten has lost eight straight games since beating Piedmont Community Charter on Dec. 28 … The Bears have reached a dozen wins after going 11-40 combined in the previous two seasons … Bunker Hill is 6-1 on the road this season (lost at Patton on Jan. 8).
Records: Bunker Hill 12-5, 3-2 Northwestern Foothills 2A; Hibriten 1-13, 0-6.
Reported by: Randy Joines, Bunker Hill head coach.
NORTHWESTERN 3A-4A
SOUTH CALDWELL 43, ST STEPHENS 31
S. Caldwell 0 12 12 19—43
St. Stephens 10 5 11 5—31
SOUTH CALDWELL 43—Kaitlyn Propst 11, Miller 8, Taylor Austin 11, Pittman 6, Jackson 2, Wynn 1, Everhart 4, Cotter.
ST. STEPHENS 31—Pilkenton 2, Winkler 1, Ryleigh Rhodes 15, McGlamery 2, Stafford 3, Tomlinson 8, Ramsuyer, McHenry, Abbott, Sumpter.
Notes: South Caldwell rallied to win after trailing 10-0 after one quarter … The Spartans snapped a three-game losing streak and gained head coach Jeff Parham his 363rd career win … St. Stephens has lost two straight games and four of its last five … South Caldwell is 2-3 on the road this season… The Indians are 2-4 at home this season.
Records: S. Caldwell 4-9, 2-4 Northwestern 3A-4A; St. Stephens 4-11, 1-5.
Reported by: Karen Isbell, South Caldwell coaching staff.
FREEDOM 47, WATAUGA 38
Watauga 10 8 8 12—38
Freedom 17 10 9 11—47
WATAUGA 38—Rebekah Farthing 12, Cailey Haas 12, Byrd 2, Sturgill 7, Hodges 5, Ward, Bolick, Warren, Lipford.
FREEDOM 47—Adair Garrison 15, Madison Bailey 12, Blaikley Crooks 10, McGee 2, Cisneros 2, Rhone 5, Davenport 1, Short, Moore.
Notes: Freedom is alone in first place in the Northwestern 3A-4A, one game up on McDowell and two games up on Hickory and Watauga … The Patriots have won six straight games and they are 9-1 at home this season… Freedom head coach Amber Reddick, in her 15th season, is one win away from No. 320 in her career (319-91) … Watauga had a three-game win streak snapped and lost for only the second time in eight games … The Pioneers are 50-20 under head coach Laura Berry (third season).
Records: Watauga 9-6, 4-2 Northwestern 3A-4A; Freedom 14-1, 5-0.
Reported by: Amber Reddick, Freedom head coach.
HICKORY 71, ALEXANDER CENTRAL 26
Alex Central 6 10 4 6—26
Hickory 17 20 17 17—71
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 26—Sharpe 4, Glenn 2, Hagy 2, Hammer 4, Pennell 2, Fairchild 2, Harrington 4, Black 4, Kidd 2, Fortner.
HICKORY 71—Paradine 3, Hill 6, Shelby Darden 10, Kayla Soublet 12, Iness Knox 16, James 6, Knowles 2, Byrd 4, Long 1, Morin 2, Lefevers 9, Johnson, Rumbaugh, Huggins.
Notes: Hickory is 6-0 at home this season … The Red Tornadoes shot 45.5 percent and the Cougars shot 27.3, including 20 percent in the second half … Alexander Central won the boards by five, led by nine from Nikki Haggy, and Darden had seven to lead Hickory … The Cougars were eight of 15 of free throws to the Red Tornadoes’ 10 of 36… Hickory had 20 assists, topped by six from Knox, and had 38 steals (11 by Knox) … The Red Tornadoes outscored the Cougars 52-16 in the paint, 41-8 off turnovers and 28-4 on fastbreaks… Hickory never trailed.
Records: Alexander Central 1-14, 0-5 Northwestern 3A-4A; Hickory 9-4, 4-2.
