HobbsDailyReport.com TUESDAY’S SUMMARIES BANDYS 82, BUNKER HILL 69 Bandys 17 17 21 27—82 Bunker Hill 4 20 12 23—69 BANDYS 82–Austin Gwyn 18, Ja’Tay Culliver 17, Alex Reavis 16, Charlie Styborski 15, Davis Clanton 11, Wagner 3, Maxwell 2. BUNKER HILL 69–Ramseur 20, Isenhour 15, Cummings 10, Chapman 7, Murray 7, Hush 5, C Sigmon 4, Carden 1. Records: Bandys …
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Tuesday’s summaries from girls’ games
HobbsDailyReport.com TUESDAY’S SUMMARIES BANDYS 66, BUNKER HILL 65 Bandys 19 11 17 19—66 Bunker Hill 14 14 20 17—65 BANDYS 66—Malloire Haines 48, Mckenize Deal 10, Laney 4, Thompson 2, Wilson 2. BUNKER HILL 65—Crystany White 21, Madison Stotts 14, Addie Wray 11, Camryn Bryant 13, Linebarger 6. Notes: Haines, a freshman, is averaging 38 points per game after two …
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Lambert’s second tenure at Draughn ends (updated)
HobbsDailyReport.com VALDESE – Scott Lambert’s second tenure as head football coach at Draughn High has ended. The move was first reported by HobbsDailyReport.com. A Twitter post at Draughn athletics on Tuesday morning —https://twitter.com/Draughnsports/status/932762877454364672 – said: “Coach Scott Lambert has stepped down as head football coach — we appreciate the 9 years he dedicated to the program.” In a press release …
SOUTH FORK 2A FOOTBALL: Maiden’s Mayfield, head coach Bryne lead all-conference
HobbsDailyReport.com Maiden High, this season’s varsity football champion in the South Fork 2A, leads the all-conference team with nine picks and also has the top offensive player and coach in the league. In voting by conference head coaches, the Blue Devils had nine of the 44 players selected All-South Fork 2A and produced the conference’s Offensive Player of the Year …
SOUTH FORK 2A BOYS SOCCER: State champ Red Devils sweep top conference awards
HobbsDailyReport.com Newton-Conover High has swept all three major awards in South Fork 2A boys soccer. In voting by league coaches, the Red Devils – who won a state 2A title by beating First Flight last Saturday in Raleigh – produced the conference’s top two players and its top coach. Francisco Tapia of Newton-Conover won Offensive Player of the Year and …