No. 2 North Meck rolls; No. 1 Vance girls stop Mallard Creek; teams benched due to COVID
Myers Park High School will not play its first two games of the 2021 boys high school basketball season after a Mustangs player tested positive for COVID-19.
Myers Park was scheduled to play two home games — against Garinger on Wednesday and against Rocky River on Friday. Mustangs coach Scott Taylor said those games will rescheduled.
Myers Park’s game with Butler, scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 12, has been moved to Wednesday, Jan. 13, due to scheduling issues with other sports, Taylor said.
A Mustangs player who practiced with the team Saturday received a positive test Tuesday, Taylor said. Due to contract tracing, multiple players on his team will have to quarantine for 10 days from last Saturday, per N.C. High School Athletic Association protocol.
“I think that coaches who have been working through this since the beginning of fall have some understanding that it’s going to happen to someone someday,” Taylor said, “whether it’s your team or someone you’ll play against. It was a little unfortunate that it was about 30 hours before we were going to play our first game.”
Myers Park’s COVID case is coming at the same time that N.C. Governor Roy Cooper said he is extending North Carolina’s modified stay-at-home order for three weeks, including a curfew.
The stay-at-home order requires people to stay home from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
North Carolina has been under Phase 3 of restrictions since the fall, an executive order that has been extended several times. It was set to expire Friday.
The NCHSAA canceled high school sports in March due to the pandemic and began to allow teams to have offseason workouts in June. Private schools began sports in the fall, including football, but the public schools didn’t resume sports until November.
High school basketball began Monday, and football is scheduled to begin next month. Both seasons have been shortened. Basketball teams will play 14 regular-season games over seven weeks.
Wednesday night was scheduled to be the first night of games for CMS schools. Taylor is disappointed his team won’t be able to play.
“For us, it makes a seven-week season into a six-week season,” Taylor said. “But it makes you appreciate playing more when you get the chance. I just told the guys that we’ll have half our season with three games in a week so they’ll have more game and less practice time, so they won’t have to listen to me so much.”
▪ Charlotte Catholic’s season-opening games with Piedmont have been postponed, Charlotte Catholic athletic director Kevin Christmas told the Observer. Piedmont’s boys and girls teams are quarantining, Christmas said.
No. 1 Vance girls stop No. 3 Mallard Creek
The final game of the 2019-20 high school girls basketball season was between Vance and Mallard Creek. The N.C. girls powerhouses met in Hickory in the N.C. 4A Western Regional championship game.
Vance dominated defensively and advanced to a state championship that was never played. The N.C. High School Athletic Association declared Vance and Eastern Regional champion Southeast Raleigh as co-state champions.
Wednesday night, Vance began its journey to get back to the state finals, beating Mallard Creek with another dominant defensive performance.
Vance, No. 1 in the Observer’s Sweet 16, won 45-36 at Mallard Creek in the season-opener for both teams. Only 25 fans were allowed in and players wore masks. There was no jump ball.
Mallard Creek is No. 3 in the Sweet 16.
Amhiya Moreland led Vance with 18 points and Tanajah Hayes had 12. Vance limited Mallard Creek to five points in a decisive fourth quarter.
UNC-Greensboro recruit Kennedy Simpson had 16 for Mallard Creek.
Wednesday’s #BIG5 Top Performers
Kennedy Calhoun, Hickory Ridge girls: 19 points, six rebounds, three steals and three assists in a 59-55 upset of Sweet 16 No. 2 Independence. Hickory Ridge rookie coach Jupiter Wilson, also the school’s football coach, got a big win in his debut.
Nevaeh Farmer, North Mecklenburg girls: 19 points, seven rebounds, five assists and three steals for the sophomore in a 61-40 season-opening win over Mooresville.
Chris Ford, North Mecklenburg: 18 points, 10 rebounds in an 82-44 win over Mooresville. Ford has signed with Davidson.
Daniel Sanford, Vance: 29 points, 17 rebounds, three assists in a 81-52 win at Mallard Creek.
Anastasia Sinclair, South Mecklenburg girls: team-high 14 points plus a career-high five rebounds in a 44-40 win over Sweet 16 No. 12 Ardrey Kell. South Meck (1-0) held the Knights (0-1) to 15 points in the second half.
Wednesday’s Boys Boxscores
NO. 2 NORTH MECKLENBURG 82, MOORESVILLE 44
North Meck 15 19 25 23 – 82
Mooresville 12 7 12 13 – 44
NM: Jordan Crawford 20, Chris Ford 18, Jeremy Gregory 13, Maxwell Coles 9, Josh McClary 6, Tony Waters 5, Davion Cunningham 5, Langston Boyd 4, Judah Ravenell 1, Michael Myrie 1
MS: Broadway 10, Shaw 9, Ezhilan 7, Stewart 8, Herring 1, Jackson, 2, Bellamy 2, J. Howell 2, K. Howell 3
NM 1-0 MS 0-1
Top Performers: Chris Ford 18pts 10 rbs, Jeremy Gregory 13pt 10 rbs, Tony Waters 6pts 8rbs 4ast, Jordan Crawford 20pts
NO. 3 ARDREY KELL 51, SOUTH MECK 49
Ardrey Kell 12 15 2 22 — 51
South Meck 16 15 8 10 — 49
ARDREY KELL 51– Brandon Nelson 19, Evan Smith 10, Gerald 8, Gray 7, Carver 7
SOUTH MECK— Ferrante 27
Notable: Ardrey Kell (1-0) travels to Harding on Friday night for another So Meck matchup.
NO. 5 VANCE 81, MALLARD CREEK 52
Vance 21 16 15 29 -- 81
Creek 7 16 17 12 -- 52
VANCE 81 -- Sanford 29, Dorn 12, Hanson 10, Gaines 8, Pearce 8, Smith 5, Jackson 5, Asante 2, Gatewood 2, Asante 2
Notable: Daniel Sanford 29 points, 17 reboundsNick Dorn 12 points, 3 assistsMaurio Hanson 10 points, 5 ReboundsCorey Gaines 8 Points, 6 assistsKendall Smith 5 points, 7 assistsJames Pearce 8 points, 4 Rebounds
NO. 6 WEST CHARLOTTE 44, LAKE NORMAN 43
Lake Norman. 8. 18. 11. 6 -- 43
West Charlotte. 8. 11. 14. 11 -- 44
Lake Norman Clay Hodges 9, Taylor 2, Cam Kepley 9, Goree 7, Wagner 8, Aeschliman 8
West Charlotte Raymond 9, Morrow 2, Dow 11, Alford 6, Taylor 9, Mangum 3, M Rivers 3 D Rivers
PORTER RIDGE 80, EAST MECK 62
Porter Ridge 14 24 20 22—80
East Meck 10 17 19 17—62
PORTER RIDGE 80—Dilen Miller 3, Greg Wenger 20, Aaron Hough 9, Sean Rose 9, Isaiah Williams 17, Tristan Stitt 2, Nathaniel Stout 2, CJ Anthony 3, Jacob Anderson 11, Jason Hertz 2, Kyler Harris 2,
EAST MECK 62—K. Johnson 18, D. Reynolds 7, J. Nevill 30, B. Williams 8
Notable: Greg Wenger lead the way with six made three pointers, Isaiah Williams add 11 rebound and finished with a double double.
ROCKY RIVER 80, BUTLER 62
Butler: 17 17 9 19 - 62
Rocky: 15 20 22 23 - 80
Butler: Ty Black 22, Zion McDuffie 20, Green 8, Taylor 6, Heath 2, Payne 2, Burgess 2
Rocky: Cunningham 18, Richards 16, Thomas 16, Rudisell 16, Campbell 4, Forte 4, Green 3, Barnes 2, McNaiir 1.
Butler moves to 0-1. Rocky moves to 1-0.
EAST BURKE 68, BUNKER HILL 62
East Burke. 27. 16. 13. 12 -- 68
Bunker Hill. 23. 2. 13. 24. -- 62
East Burke 68 -- Aasin Lor 18, Logan Coffey 12, Cooke 8, Ward 8, Yarbrough 7, Crump 6, Primm 5, Kanzleiter 4
Bunker Hill 62 -- Ethan Hildebran 17, Kaden Robinson 14, Mack Little 12, Ramseur 6, Chapman 5, Hoover 4, Fulbright 4
Records: East Burke 1-0, Bunker Hill 0-1
LINCOLN CHARTER 77, THOMAS JEFFERSON 44
Lincoln Charter. 16. 26. 19. 20
Thomas Jefferson. 16. 8. 6. 11
Lincoln Charter: Carter Seitz 18, Sam Cogan 17, Troy Fulton 12, Patel 9, Burnett 6, Bolden 6, Farley 4, Baich 2, Flowers 2, Cooke, Bruce, Chrichton
Thomas Jefferson 0-1; Lincoln Charter 1-0
PINE LAKE PREP 52, COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DAVIDSON 51
Pine Lake - 10 10 9 23 52
CSD - 13 8 14 16 51
PLP - Carson Shirley 18 Trace Forest 13 Jack Baldwin 10 Schwaba 6 Callaway 3 Tekampe 2
CSD - Anthony Webb 19 Steward 7 M. Ferguson6 Johnson 6 Grier 4 Barrocas 4 Vecchiarello 3 C. Ferguson 2
WEDDINGTON 79, PARKWOOD 40
Parkwood – 8/11/11/10
Weddington – 25/12/27/15
PARKWOOD 40 -- Hansley Ashton – 13, Houston – 9, Jarvis – 5, Morehead – 4, Horne – 4, Vinson – 3, Mobley - 2
WEDDINGTON 79 -- Brock Bowen – 14, Kyle Frazier – 10, Lowe – 9, Cook – 9, Wetherbee – 7, Morton – 7, Werdann – 7, Bates – 5, Abrams – 5, Tekin – 5, Bombadier - 1
Notable: Senior Guard Brock Bowen led the Warriors with 14 points on Senior night. Weddington Junior PG Chase Lowe had 9 points, 9 assists 9 rebounds, and 4 steals in the victory.
Wednesday’s Girls Boxscores
NO. 1 VANCE 45, NO. 3 MALLARD CREEK 36
Vance 10 16 8 11 -- 45
Mallard Creek 11 9 11 5 -- 36
VANCE 45 -- Amhyia Moreland. 18, Tanajah Hayes 12, Leah B. 5, Trinity M. 4, Camrii P. 2
MALLARD CREEK 36-- Kennedy Simpson 16, Samyha Suffern 12, Alexis Bynum 5, Cayla Digsby 3
Notable: Senior signee, Kennedy Simpson, a UNC-Greensboro recruit, led Mallard Creek with 16 points.
HICKORY RIDGE 59, NO. 2 INDEPENDENCE 55
Hickory Ridge 15 16 13 15 -- 59
Independence 10 16 8 21 -- 55
INDEPENDENCE 55 -- Dibendetto- 2, Milton 17, Carson 13, Timmons 14, Breckenridge 9
HICKORY RIDGE 59 -- Calhoun 19, Collins 2, Cook 4, Gidney 10, Lewis 15, Walters 5, Henry 4
Notable: Kennedy Calhoun Led the Bulls with 19 Points 6 Rebounds 3 AST 3 STL; Alyssa Lewis added 15 Points 3 Rebounds
NO. 5 CUTHBERTSON 66, SUN VALLEY 32
Cuthbertson - 15 - 14 - 19 - 18 -- 66
Sun Valley - 14 - 2 - 9 - 7 -- 32
Cuthbertson 66 -- Maddie Dillinger 25, Ruby Williams 15, Amanda Sacoto 8
Sun Valley 32 -- Tyra B. 12, Jada M. 7, AreeM. 6
NO. 13 MYERS PARK 65, GARINGER 15
Garinger High School - 05 02 08 00 15
Myers Park High School - 24 25 09 07 65
Garinger - Betsy Burnett 10, Moore 4, Dejesus 1
Myers Park - Nia Nelson 15, Mia Xerras 10, Davis 7, Clamp 6, Paraison 6, Truesdale 6, Thompson 4, Griffin 3, Sule 5, Wilson 3
Garinger 0-1 (0-1)
Myers Park 1-0 (1-0)
MARVIN RIDGE 64, MONROE 52
Monroe 6 10 20 16 -- 52
Marvin Ridge 17 19 11 17 -- 64
MONROE 52 – Maia Price 16, Saniya Wallace 16, Dynastee Parker 8, Adrianna Melton 4, Saniya Gingham 8
MARVIN RIDGE 64 – #0Smith 5, #2Shivers 10, #3Rose 5, #4Works 2, #10Drake 10, #15Douglas 9, #22Robitaille 3, #24Lee 18, #32Boyke 2
Notable: Monroe Freshman Saniya Wallace with 16 points, 6 assists and 6 steals in her first high school game.
NORTH MECKLENBURG 61, MOORESVILLE 40
Mooresville 12 11 10 7 ---40
N.Meck 24 10 19 8 ---61
NORTH MECK 61 -- Nevaeh Farmer 19, Poole 9, Page 8, Hogg 7, Henderson 7, Redfern 6, Dunn 3, Vaughn 2
MOORESVILLE 40 -- L. Davis 13, S.Davis 10, Callejas 6, Harris 6, Piper 1
Records: Mooresville 0-1; North Meck 1-0
Notable: Soph. Nevaeh Farmer had 19pts, 7, rebs, 5 assist and 3 steals and Zoe Henderson 7pts and 9 rebounds
SOUTH MECKLENBURG 44, NO. 12 ARDREY KELL 40
South Meck 11 8 15 10 -- 44
Ardrey Kell 17 8 9 6 -- 40
SOUTH MECK 44 – Anastasia Sinclair 14, Katie Houpt 12, Miller 9, Johnston 4, Ndango 3, Miller 2
ARDREY KELL 40 – Lucy Vanderbeck 16, Nichole Hunter 11, Gueterman 9, Evans 2, Belcher 2
OLYMPIC 70, HARDING 11
Olympic 23 22 15 10 -- 70
Harding 4 2 5 0 -- 11
OLYMPIC 70 -- Aniyah Scales 17 pts, Cydney Harris 10 pts, 3 Stl, Amara Tomas 13 pts, Aliyah Terry 7 pts, Azeria Thomas 7 pts, Sydney Wells 6 pts, Leyah Branch 5 its, Jaeli Register 4 its, Addison Barnes, 1 Pt
HARDING 11 -- Jailun Brimmer 5 points, Keari Graham 2 points, Jasymn Pettauay 4 points
WEDDINGTON 53, PARKWOOD 33
Weddington 10 15 13 15 -- 53
Parkwood 4 6 15 8 -- 33
Weddington 53 -- Tatum Bowen 16, Emily Cunnigham 10, Hannah Tse 8, Brooke Strong 7, Isabella Sarcona 5, Ella Bergman 2, Audrey strange 2, Madelyn Guin 2, Mattie Beck 1
Parkwood 33 -- Kayla Coffey 9, Shimya Taylor 7, Jade Washington 7, Madison Roland 5, Madison Edwards 3, Courtney Lyles 1, Morgyn Edwards 1
Notable: Emily Cunnigham - First Double - Double 10 pts 10 Rebounds
Tuesday’s #BIG5 Top Performers
Quave Propst-Allison, Providence Day: 30 points, seven assists four rebounds in a 70-68 loss at High Point Wesleyan. Wesleyan rallied from an 18-point halftime deficit to win at the buzzer.
Zaria Clark, Gaston Day girls: 31 points in a 67-20 win over SouthLake Christian.
MJ Collins, Westminster Catawba: game-high 30 points, eight rebounds, four assists in a 63-56 win over Gaston Christian. Westminster (8-1) played without freshman guard Jahseem Felton, who is a top 10 recruit nationally.
Michael Dulin, Berry: 29 points in a 57-50 win over Ashbrook.
Future Fields, West Cabarrus girls: 14 points, 10 steals in a season-opening win over AL Brown. It was the first game in West Cabarrus school history.
Tuesday’s Boys Boxscores
BERRY 57, ASHBROOK 50
Berry- 16 7 10 24 57
Ashbrook- 12 11 10 17 50
Berry- Michael Dulin 29, Josh Stevenson 10, Jackson 7, Gebregziabher 2, Osborne 5, Lennard 4
Ashbrook- Robertson 14, Mason 11, Carpenter 11, Hearner 5, Curry 4, Davis 5
UNITED FAITH 63, CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 39
United Faith -- 15 18 11 19 = 63
Charlotte Country Day -- 11 7 9 12 = 39
UNITED FAITH 63 -- Xavier McKelvy 16, Bryson Cokley 15, Jaden Quick 11, Landon Johnson 9, Lance Gill 5, Quinton Scheuermann 4, Xzavier Ivey 2, Marcus Willis 1
CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 39 -- C. Ray 9, J. Erwin 9, R. Tabor 6, D. Murphy 4, S. Mermans 4, J. Mitchell 4, B. Hicks 3
Record: UFCA 9 - 2 | Conference = 0 - 0
VICTORY CHRISTIAN 47 CHARLOTTE LATIN 46
VC 11 11 7 18--47
CL 12 14 11 9--46
VC--Tajuan Simpkins 10, Coleman 9, Duarte 9, Anderson 7, Stone 4, Thompson 4, Ovalle 2, Simpkins 2
CL--Chase Montgomery 13, Daniel Haughton 11, Hull 6, Hirsch 6, Jones 3, Pence 3, Morgan 2, Hendley 2
Records: Victory Christian 14-2, Charlotte Latin 7-3
WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN 70, PROVIDENCE DAY 68
PROVIDENCE DAY 68 -- Quave Propst-Allison 30, Wertz 9, Gallos 10, Manna 3, Joe McDonough 10, Bryce Scott 10, Villegas 3
WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN 70 -- Darr 10, Ray 8, McGee 6, Parker 9, Uber 3, Luke Grace 20, Swindell 11, Little 2
Records: PDS (4-9) WCA (5-7)
Notable: Propst Allison with 4 rebounds and 7 assists
WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 63, GASTON CHRISTIAN 56
Westminster: 26 - 8 - 10 - 19 - 63
Northside: 14 - 13 - 7 - 22 - 56
Westminster: M.J. Collins 30, Richard Black 12, A.Hoyle 2, L. Heckaman 9, Rohahn Petiote 4, A.J. Hamrick 6,
Gaston Christian: Brockington 9, Bradley 8, Kelly 17, Elliott 7, Rhyore 5, Chapman 7, Sootzos 3
Notable: Westminster 1-1 in MAC Conference. Behind the continued scorching scoring of M.J. Collins (30 Points, 8 rebs, 4 assists) Westminster Catawba improved to 8-1
CONCORD 54, NORTHWEST CABARRUS 44
Concord 11 15 14 14 -- 54
NorthWest 6 7 13 18 -- 44
Concord 50 -- Johnakin Franklin 17, Ethan Parker 8, Magnus Swinger 7, Brayden Blue 6, Jay Torrence 6, KJ Rogers 5, Carson Cooke 3, Joseph Toe 2
NorthWest Cabarrus 44 -- J. McCoy 15, T. Dozier 10, J. Gonder 8, M. Williams 6, J. Deese 3, D. Cabrera 2
Notable: Concord’s Joseph Toe had 8 rebounds and 3 blocks
COX MILL 83, ROBINSON 61
Cox Mill - 31-15-18-20- 84
JM- 12-17-18-14- 61
Cox Mill 84- Mclanahan 14, Hunter 13, Morgan 11, Hamilton 11, Riddle 10
Jay M 61- D. Hobbs 19 Richardson 11
EAST LINCOLN 53, LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 51
East Lincoln 13 14 16 10 53
Lake Norman Charter 10 16 9 16 51
EAST LINCOLN (1-0) -- Jeremiah Jones 13, Evan Montanari 16, Drew Bean 12, Logan Craig 7,
Nyckolas Clarke 0, Landon Glezen 2, Markell Clark, Tyler Mizzell 3, Roman Hawk 0, Ethan Robb 0
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER (0-1) -- Cal Reed 10, Alec Edens 3, Oliver O’Brien 18, Myles Bell 8, Jalen Rivers 2, Nolan Stern 8, Andrew Reinhardt 2, Leo Bennett 0
FOREST HILLS 61, SALISBURY 58 (OT)
Salisbury 4 17 14 20 4 -- 58
Forest Hills 17 10 11 16 7 -- 61
SALISBURY – Nate Brown 19, Jalon Walker 12, D. Walker 2, Smith 9, Witherspoon 6, Geter 8
FOREST HILLS – Zack Barbour 19, Ty Burch 14, Blakeney 7, Hester 7, Byrams 7, Horne 2, Coffey 3, Crowder 2
FORT MILL 59, UNION COUNTY 41
Union County 9 14 8 10 41
Fort Mill 17 6 16 20 59
Union County – KJ McCluney 11, Hunter 7, Smith 7, Gregory 2, Gibson 2, Epps 2, Thompson 2
Fort Mill – Daniel Penosky 17, Jackson Fewster 14, Kyle Neibch 12, Fanta 8, Wingo 6, Timberlake 2
GASTON DAY 61, SOUTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 52
Gaston Day 15 18 10 18 61
SouthLake Christian 13 9 13 17 52
GASTON DAY 61 -- Callum Richard 20, Chris Britt 18, Dean Hunter 11, Colin Fayed 8, Jack Crump 4
SOUTHLAKE 52 -- Zach Duguid 18, JR Proctor 16, Luke Stubbs 5, Micah Handlogten 5, Mu Moore 4, Christian Monroe 4
Gaston Day Record: 6-4
Next Game: Thursday, 1/7 @ Davidson Day
MAIDEN 81 BANDYS 34
MAIDEN 22 22 28 9—81
BANDYS 8 11 8 7—34
MAIDEN 81— Lowman 19, Culliver 14, Roseman 12, Morgan 9, McClough 7, Robinson 6, Gibbs 5, James 5, Haynes 2, Rhodes 2
BANDYS 34— Thompson 10, Habschied 6, Reynolds 6, Spencer 3, DelGuercio 3, Henrickson 2, Reed 2, Cockman 2,
Records: Maiden 1-0. Bandys 0-1
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 67, GREATER CABARRUS 27
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 19 20 13 15 = 67
GREATER CABARRUS 3 8 6 10 = 27
MCA: Clark 12, Crumbie 12, Harold 11, Wilson Jr. 10, Maul 9, Deluca 7, Harrist 4, Johnson 2
Notable: So. Eli Clark 12pts, 5rbs, 5asts; Jr. Blair Crumbie 12pts. 6rbs, 2asts; Sr. Blake Harold 11pts, 3asts, 1rb, 1stl; So. Michael Wilson Jr. 10pts, 7rbs, 1ast
Next: Metrolina Christian 7-3 (2-0) hosts Northside Christian on January 8th at 7pm
MOUNT PLEASANT 77, EAST ROWAN 65
MP -17-14-24-22 - -77
ER- 7-19-18-21- -65
MOUNT PLEASANT 77 -- Brady Duke-27 pts, Jadon Carnes- 19 pts, Jack Pruitt- 12, Brady Duke & Jadon Carnes career highs
Records: Mp 1-0; ER- 0-1
NORTH LINCOLN 81, WEST LINCOLN 33
North Lincoln 26 20 25 10 --81
West Lincoln 4 12 8 9 --33
NORTH LINCOLN 81-Jack Carter 21, Cole Seagle 21, Samari Collins 10, Jake Dedmon 6, Braedan Barker 5, Connor Carson 5, Dan Carter 5, Nate Lykins 4, Seth Whitley 2, Jake Terrill 2, Ben Corter, Reece Corter
WEST CABARRUS 62, AL BROWN 56
ALB 13 14 15 14 -- 56
West Cabarrus 19 7 16 20 -- 62
ALB 56 -- Kheni Briggs 26, Bryson Chajon 15, Ja’Lan Chambers 10, Xavier Chamber 3, Teddy Russell 2,
MAIDEN 48 -- Ricky Minard III 20, Sebastian Akins 18, Josh Harris 12, Ashnah Lowery 9, Jordan Jean-Pierre 2, Keenan Pierce 1
Notable: First win in school history
BOILING SPRINGS 55, NATION FORD 44
Nation Ford: 10, 3, 13, 18 -- 44
Boiling Springs: 17, 9, 17, 10 -- 55
Nation Ford 44 -- Devon Fletcher 6, Vinny Orlandi 9, Landon Coleman 7, Khalid Washington 1, Q Hand 12, Ethan Lewis 2, Caleb Dozier 7
Boiling Springs 55 -- C Earls 9, K Brown 16, K Keenan 2, C Johnson 11, K Adams 2, Q Nails 4, A Faile 3, J Camp Jr 6, D Johnson 3
Overall Record: Nation Ford 1--8
5A Region III: 0--1
Tuesday’s Girls Boxscores
NO. 6 PROVIDENCE DAY 42, WESLEYAN ACADEMY 34
PDS 5-13-6-18—42
Wesleyan 13-4-9-8—34
PROVIDENCE DAY 42 -- Jordyn Latter 16 El Ferguson 15 Jensen 5 Booker 2 Sanchez 4
WESLEYAN 34 -- McRae 9 Pereira 7 Chapline 7 Carter 4 Howell 7
PDS Record 12-1
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 46, EAST LINCOLN 39
LKNC: 10 9 12 15- 46
ELHS: 12 12 8 7- 39
LNC 46 – Jillian Villanti 10, Kristy Seifert 10, Brooklin Leak 10, Jade Taylor 7, Kailyn Kilpatrick 5, Alese Kerr 2, Caroline Donaldson 2
ELHS: Taliyah Thomas 20, G. Overbay 8, K. Campo 5, M. Delgado 3, B. Eatmon 2, R. Ross 2
Noteables: Taliyah Thomas 20 pts, 3 rebs, 1 steal 1 assist, Ginny Overbay 8 pts 16 rebs, 3 steals, 2 assists. Marlene Delgado 3 pts, 5 steals, 4 assists, 2 charges taken
LKNC: (1-0) Next Game vs N. Lincoln@LKNC 1/8/21
ELHS: (0-1) Next Game @ N. Lincoln 1/12/21
SOUTH CALDWELL 53 WATAUGA 41
Watauga 7 2 13 19 -- 41
South Caldwell 14 6 19 14 -- 53
WATAUGA 41 - Coffey 2, Sturgill 7, Keller 2, Williamson 2, Farthing 2, Scheffler 5, Torgerson 7, Chelsi Hodges 11 (missing 3 pts in the scorebook)
SOUTH CALDWELL 53 -- Kaitlyn Propst 12, Olivia Miller 27, Anderson 8, Jackson 4, Katlyn Wynn 2, Dorsey
Record: South Caldwell 1-0 (1-0)
VICTORY CHRISTIAN 39, CHARLOTTE LATIN 33
Charlotte Latin. 10 9 5 9 -- 33
Victory Christian 7 11 8 13 - 39
LATIN 33 -- Neely Grace Tye 9, Mary Schleusner 8, Maddie Shannon 7, Elizabeth Rose 6, Mayes Fisher 3
VICTORY CHRISTIAN 39 - Bethel 12, Lydia 12, Val 6, Zaria 4, Alexandra 3, Deborah 2
BANDYS 49, MAIDEN 47
BHS - 15 12 5 17-- 49
MHS - 15 9 15 8 -- 47
BHS: Logan Dutka 16, Macy Rummage 10, Caroline McIntosh 7, Cailyn Huggins 7, Olivia Little 6, Hope Clements 2, Whitney Drummond 1
MHS: M. Andrews 14, A. Keener 7, M. Bohemier 7, M. Mingus 7, L. Hentschel 6, K. Noble 4, C. Stamey 2
Records: BHS Lady Trojans: Conf. 1 - 0.
CENTRAL ACADEMY 46, LEE PARK PREP 27
CATA. 10. 14. 14. 8
LPP. 5. 0. 4. 15
CATA. Sarah Gamble 18, Jordan 8, Butler 8, Zuendel 6, Kempf 4, Smith 2
LPP. Joseline 7, Viviara 2, Taylor 5, Elena 7 Say 2
Records: LPP 1-4; CATA 1-0
GASTON DAY 67, SOUTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 20
Gaston Day School 25- 16- 15-11- 67
United Faith Christian Academy 4-0-5-11-20
GASTON DAY 67 -- Zaria Clark 31, Janiah Shular 18, Laura Mullins 5, Zoey Morris 4,Mckynzie Mauney 3, Riley Chambers 2, Lauren Letts 2
SOUTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 20 -- Taylor Cashion 7, Maitlain Seigler 5, Paige McCarthy 4,Rosey Thine 2, Sarah Jang 2
FREEDOM 58, ST. STEPHENS 28
Saint Stephens 8 5 8 7 - 28
Freedom 10 19 8 21 - 58
Saint Stephens 28 - Pilkenton 7, Turner 2, McGlamery 8, Reid 5, Moulton 1, Millsaps 5, Harris.
Freedom 58 - Adair Garrison 19, Christena Rhone 15, Danisha Hemphill 10, Ste. McGee 3, Walker 6, Sta. McGee 1, Kania 4, Wilkerson, Ollis, Armentout.
Freedom 1-0
WEST CABARRUS 60, AL BROWN 30
West Cabarrus 60 A.L. Brown 30
West Cabarrus 9 16 20 15 60
A. L. Brown 4 6 9 11 30
West Cabarrus Future Fields 14, Jade Clowney 13, Ashlee Shaw 12, Emonie Hicks 10, Burgess 5, Flake 6,
A. L. Brown Robinson 4, Grant 4, Estela 5, Yow 7, Grier 2, Frazier 2, Gregory 4 Purvis 2
Notables: Future Fields 14 points 10 steals, Jade Clowney 13 points 5 steals 2 assist, Ashlee Shaw 12 points, 4 assist 5 steals and 10 rebounds
First game and win in West Cabarrus School History
ROCK HILL 61, SPRING VALLEY 32
RH 18; 11; 11; 21 = 61
SV 07; 09; 09; 07 = 32
ROCK HILL 61 -- Jada Jones 14, Ashlee Creque’ 12, Laila Hankerson 11, Gracie Wilson 10, MaKayla Street 6, Alyssa Hankerson 3, Alana Hankerson 3, Madison Burgess 2
SPRING VALLEY 32 -- Madison Entzminger 10, Gabryele Hollis 6, Ariana Brown 4, Jillian Menally 4, Jordan Mitchell 3, Jaidah Liebert 3, Maegan McGriff 2
Records: Rock Hill 11-1, 1-0 Region ranked #5 SC 5-AAAAA; Spring Valley 2-2
Wednesday’s Schedule
I-Meck 4A
Hough at Hopewell
Julius Chambers at Mallard Creek
Lake Norman at West Charlotte
North Mecklenburg at Mooresville
SoMeck 7 4A
Ardrey Kell at South Mecklenburg
Harding at Olympic
Providence at West Mecklenburg
Southwestern 4A
Butler at Rocky River
Garinger at Myers Park, ppd
Independence at Hickory Ridge
Porter Ridge at East Mecklenburg
Southern Carolina 3A
Marvin Ridge at Monroe
Parkwood at Weddington
Piedmont at Charlotte Catholic, ppd
Sun Valley at Cuthbertson
Foothills 2A
East Burke at Bunker Hill
Hibriten at Draughn
West Caldwell at Fred T. Foard
West Iredell at Patton
PAC 1A
Carolina International at Mountain Island Charter
Community School of Davidson at Pine Lake Prep
Union Academy at Bradford Prep
Southern Piedmont 1A
Lincoln Charter at Thomas Jefferson Academy
Piedmont Community Charter at Christ the King
Nonconference
Asheville School at Cannon School
Chatham Central at Salisbury
East Surry at North Iredell
Jesse Carson at Davie County
Montgomery Central at South Stanly
West Rowan at South Rowan
This story was originally published January 5, 2021 at 10:49 PM.
