Who won Friday’s girls basketball games? Who stood out? Who plays Saturday? We got you
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↑Hopewell: Titans, No. 6 in the Sweet 16, beat No. 1 Vance 55-50 to improve to 10-0, the best start in school history.
↓Vance: No. 1 Cougars lost to No. 2 Mallard Creek Tuesday and lost again Friday.
↑Independence: beat Hickory Ridge for first time Friday.
↑Lake Norman: upset No. 2 Mallard Creek Friday.
Friday’s #BIG5 Top Performers
Jas’Myne Craig, Hopewell: made 7-of-8 free throws in the fourth quarter to help her team beat No. 1 Vance. she finished with 14 points.
Amari Davis, Providence: 14 points, 13 rebounds in 59-24 win over West Meck.
Michaela Lane, Butler: 16 points, 17 rebounds in a 63-37 win over Rocky River.
Lauren Sullivan, Lake Norman: team-high 22 points in 60-57 win over No. 2 Mallard Creek.
Jessica Timmons, North Meck: 33 points in win over West Charlotte.
Girls Boxscores
NO. 6 HOPEWELL 55, NO. 1 VANCE 50
Vance - 10 6 16 18 - 50
Hopewell - 11 14 12 18 - 55
Vance - Marshall 2, Washington 4, Morgan 11, Hayes 13, T. Moreland 12, A. Moreland 8
Hopewell - C. McManus 3, A. McManus 5, Caldwell 16, Ballo 4, Craig 14, Finger 11, Cunningham 2
Records: Hopewell: 10-0; Vance: 3-2
LAKE NORMAN 60, NO. 2 MALLARD CREEK 57
MC - 16 14 16 11 -- 57
LN - 16 17 16 11 -- 60
MALLARD CREEK -- S.Suffren- 24 K.Simpson- 11 N.Brown- 11H.Doctor- 7 S.Lutz- 2 L.Walker- 2
LAKE NORMAN 60 -- L.Sullivan- 22 M.Saunders- 16 E.Erwin- 9 A.Kennedy- 8 J.Lowe- 5
NO. 4 PROVIDENCE 59 WEST MECK 24
PROVIDENCE - 19 15 17 8 = 59
WEST MECK - 7 7 5 5 = 24
PHS: Nyla McGill 13, Amari Davis 14, Cameron Mulkey 12, Eva Butler 2, Kendall Webb 2, Marlow Chapman 4, Olivia Jurney 2, Madison Skinner 3, Alexis Christenbury 5
WMHS: Law 1, Jackson 3, Mpiana 1, Foster 3, McMillian 16
Notes: Davis with a double/double 14 pts and 13 rebounds. McGill also had 7 assists, 4 rebounds and 4 steals
Records: Providence: 7-0
NO. 7 CUTHBERTSON 56 CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 19
Cuthberston 9. 21. 19. 7 —-56
Catholic. 8. 2. 3. 6—-19
Cuthberston 56 -- Reagan Iovino 18, Lillian Anderson 13, Kamaria Sheriff 8, Maddie Dillinger 6, Kendall Gallagher 4, Trinity Cherry-Brown 3, Lauryn Hardiman 2, Ruby Williams 2
Charlotte Catholic 19 -- Moira Darling 5, Dane Bertolina 4, Imelda McMenamin 3, Dani Kacerosky 2, Cameron Green 2, Anna Schroeder 1, Tierney Petras 1, Elyse Franks 1
NO. 9 WEDDINGTON 62, MONROE 32
Monroe 2 7 10 13 -- 32
Weddington 17 18 14 13 -- 62
MONROE 32 -- Zarriah White 14, Dynastee Parker 5, Maia Price 5, Adriana Melton 4, Kaycee Shipman 4
WEDDINGTON 62-- Miranda B 14, Emily C 12, Karrah K 12, Isabella S 8, Hannah T 4, Tatum B 3, Brooke S 3, Ali C 2, Ella L 2, Audrey S 2
NO. 10 PROVIDENCE DAY 62, YORK PREP 18
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PDS- Andi Levitz 20 Morgan Kelson 10 Jordan Latter 11 Jensen 1 Smith 2 Brooks 8 Ferguson 6 Sanchez 2 Roper 2
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NO. 11 EAST BURKE 55, MOUNTAIN HERITAGE 45
East Burke 8 20 12 15. 55
Mtn. Heritage 7. 9 11 18 45
East Burke 55 -- Ashlyn Stilwell 16, Riley Haas 14, Graleigh Hildebran 13, Gracie Ruff 6, Sarah Grace Lockee 4, Aubrie Snyder 2
Mtn Heritage 45 -- Hannah Tipton 19, Hailey Evans 10, Hannah Ray 8, Kylie Robinson 6, Ivy Mcgee 2
Records: East Burke 4-2
NO. 12 SOUTH POINTE 46, ROCK HILL 43
RHHS 07; 07; 15; 14 = 43
SPHS 05; 04; 11; 26 = 46
Rock Hill (43): Gracie Wilson 20, Unique Burch 8, Dynasty Pichardo 8, Jada Jones 5, Mya Wise 2
South Pointe (46): R. Neal 22, T. Adams 16, Jamerson 6, J. Blake 1, J. Guiton 1
ARDREY KELL 52, SOUTH MECKLENBURG 48
AK 15 10 14 13 -- 52
SM 13 6 14 15 -- 48
AK - Meghan Rogers 14; Grace Belcher 12; Evan Miller 12; Lucy Vanderbeck 6; Sydney Gueterman 4; Trinity Palmer 2; Emerson Harding 2
SM - Moss 22; Feit 12; Johnston 3; Houpt 3; Harley 3; Alexander 3; Justice 2
BUTLER 63, ROCKY RIVER 37
Butler 18 26 4 15
RR 10 5 10 12
Butler: Michaela Lane 16, Ashlynn Dotson 10, Tate 7, Scott 6, Sutton 8, Noura Aboutaleb 10, Williams 6
RR: Womack 2, Dixon 9, Lockley 7, Stevensson 8, Dean 8, Graves 2, Washington 1
Butler Michaela Lane had 16 points, 17 rebounds
CANNON SCHOOL 67 WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 25
Cannon School 22 12 19 14 - 71
Wesleyan Christian 6 8 5 6 - 25
Cannon School 67 —Reigan Richardson 24, Gabby Edwards 11, Trinity Mathis 11, Galloway 7, Wood 6, Z. Edwards 5, King 2, Brooks-Manning 1
Wesleyan Christian 25- Lilly McRae 11, Chraplivy 6, Carter 3, Howell 2, Marsh 1
Cannon School 6-4
Notable: Reigan Richardson, Double-Double 24 points and 10 rebounds. Trinity Mathis Double- Double 11 points and 10 rebounds. Gabby Edwards reaches double figures in her second game back after missing a year due to injury. Cannon School will participate in the Crescom Bank Holiday Invitational Dec 19-21.
CHARLOTTE LATIN 44, CHRIST THE KING 23
CLS - 8 16 8 12 = 44
CTK - 13 3 5 2 = 23
CLS: Neely Grace Tye 9, Elizabeth Rose 7, Mary Schleuner 4, Mayes Fisher 5, Jacqueline Giftos 15, Maddie Shannon 4
CTK: Jessica Hoagland 5, Megan Buchsbaum 1, Riley Milligan 2, Julia Fishbaugh 3, Kylie Panizza 8, Jada Steele 4
Records: CLS 4 – 3 0 – 0; CTK 1 – 4; 0 – 0
CONCORD 66, MOUNT PLEASANT 33
Mount Pleasant (2-5) 4 15 4 10- 33
Concord (2-6) 9 20 19 18-66
Mount Pleasant- Kayla Ballard 4, Emma Fisher 7,Carla Cotino 6,Renai Mitchell 3, Gracie Blackwell 5, Alicia Sisler 1, Savannah Fowler 7
Concord- Macie Rodwell 2, Akeya Wallace 18, Zoe Jackson 6, Abigail Williams 4, Khalia Williams 14, Katelyn Parks 1, Jaden Pittman 6, Jada Brown 7, Anna Mathis 8
Notable: Concord limited Mount Pleasant to a single third quarter field goal to break open what had been a competitive affair. The visiting Spiders used a 19-4 advantage in the stanza to cruise to their second win of the season. Akeya Wallace led Concord with 18 points and Khalia Wallace added 14 to the winning effort. Savannah Fowler and Emma Fisher tallied 7 points each for Mount Pleasant.
INDEPENDENCE 47, HICKORY RIDGE 42
Independence 8 10 15 12 47
Hickory Ridge 8 13 14 7 42
Independence: Braylyn Milton 19, Trinity Thompson 12, Anderson 8, Al Barrino 4, Flynn 2, Breckenridge 2
HR: Kennedy Calhoun 17, Fearne 9, Brown 5, Ireland 4, Burnett 2, Henry 2, Lampe 2, Byrd 1
Independence 6-1 (1-0) in conference.
NORTH MECKLENBURG 88, WEST CHARLOTTE 49
North Meck 18 30 27 14 -- 89
West Charlotte 10 22 7 10 -- 49
North Meck: Jessica Timmons 33, Taylor Dunn 14, Neveah Farmer 12, A.Dunlap 9, A.Harris 8, Z. Henderson 5, J.Poole 4, N.Smith 4
Overall 7-1, Conf. 2-0
West Charlotte: K.Moore 20, H.Chaffin 17, Dixon 6, Henderson 4, Scott 2
Overall 4-4, Conf. 0-2
LATE THURSDAY
NO. 3 FREEDOM 67, AC REYNOLDS 27
AC Reynolds 8 3 12 4 - 27
Freedom 17 16 23 11 - 67
AC Reynolds 27 - Hailey Sprinkle 10, J. Sprinkle 7, Fletcher 8, Draper 2, Greene, Reynolds, Howard, Nagy, Mease.
Freedom 67 - Adair Garrison 14, Josie Hise 11, Jayda Glass 13, Crooks 9, McGee 5, Hemphill 7, Rhone 4, Tate 4, Moore, Kania, O’Neil, Walker.
Freedom 5-0
CONCORD FIRST ASSEMBLY 54, DAVIDSON DAY 34
Davidson Day 8 8 11 9 -- 34
Concord First Assembly 9 12 15 18 -- 54
DAVIDSON DAY 34 -- Jessie Wiles 12, Mallorie Haines 10, Hannah Higbea 7, Jaden Graham 5, Schuyler Moore 2
CONCORD FIRST ASSEMBLY 54 -- Zykiah Benjamin 17, Reagan Dickons 12, Jael Hall 10, Rae Anna Lohse 8, Laylan Daniels 5, Triniti Lockhart 2
Notable: Jessie Wiles led the Lady Patriots with 12 points and 13 rebounds. Mallorie Haines added 10 points and 7 rebounds, while Hannah Higbea stepped up to chip in a career high 7 points.
EAST LINCOLN 72, KINGS MOUNTAIN 23
ELHS: 27 21 18 6- 72
KMHS: 11 8 1 3- 23
ELHS: Brianna Tadlock 15, Taliyah thomas 10, G. Overbay 9, T. Robinette 8, R. Ross 8, K. Campo 7, M. Delgado 5, N. hall 5, E. Jacques 3, A. Robinette 2
KMHS: K. King 9, E. Houser 5, T. bell 3, M. Heed 2, B. Ferree 2, K. Barnes 2
Noteables: Brianna Tadlock 15 pts, 7 steals 3 Rebs, 3 Asst, 1 block. Ginny Overbay 9 pts, 5 rebs, 4 steals, 1 asst, 1 block. Taliyah Thomas 10 pts, 5 asst, 2 steals, 1 block
ELHS: (2-3) Next Game vs Lake Norman Charter 12/20/19
KMHS: (0-4) Next Game @ Clover 12/16/19
