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Teams try to get ahead of region foes in standings in Tuesday night’s gamesFri, 01/12/2007 - 12:03pm
By: Michael Boylan
Tuesday night’s high school basketball games featured some good region rivalry match-ups. Fayette County’s boys and girls swept Whitewater, while Landmark and Our Lady of Mercy split. Northgate’s boys and girls edged past Starr’s Mill, McIntosh’s boys and girls fell to Westlake and Sandy Creek swept past Haralson County. The Fayette County boys (11-4, 6-1 region) defeated Whitewater (10-6, 5-3 region) 60-53. Quincy Carruthers led the Tigers with 15 points, five assists and three steals, while Marcus Fulks chipped in 12 points and Derrick Walker added 11. Jay Bright led the Wildcats with 16 points, while Zach Scurry added 13 points and eight rebounds. Stephen Sargent had eight points, eight rebounds and six blocks, while Trey Scales added nine points. The Lady Tigers defeated Whitewater 55-18. Tessa Holt scored 17 points for Fayette County and Kristene Walker added 13 points. Fayette County will play at Starr’s Mill on Friday and Whitewater will host Banneker. The boys game saw Northgate build a sizable lead in the third quarter but the Panthers (1-15, 0-7 region) fought back, cutting the lead to one point with seconds to go. The Vikings (3-9, 1-6 region) hit their free throws though and sealed their 40-37 win. Andre Morris scored 11 points for Northgate, while Jordan Jones scored 10 for the Panthers. Paul Vogel added nine points for Starr’s Mill and Remy Williams added seven. McIntosh’s boys and girls faced Westlake on Tuesday. The boys (5-9, 2-6 region) lost 60-44. Patrick Michel scored 11 points for the Chiefs, while Jeremy Lampkin added eight. The Lady Chiefs (9-5, 4-4 region) fell to the Lady Lions (13-2, 7-0) in a close contest 39-37. Elyse Chubb led McIntosh with 14 points. McIntosh will play at Sandy Creek tomorrow. Landmark Christian hosted Our Lady of Mercy on Tuesday. The Lady War Eagles (14-2, 3-1) won 52-28. The Lady Bobcats committed 35 turnovers and managed only one offensive rebound in the loss. For Landmark, Christian Hunnicutt scored 20 points and Diamond Hunnicutt added 11. Raven Moore led Mercy with 11 points and four steals. Our Lady of Mercy will play at W.D. Mohammed tonight and will host Greenforest Christian tomorrow. login to post comments |