Saturday’s Rewind: Large YouTube audience sees Lake Norman Christian upset Word of God
More than 8,000 high school basketball fans took to YouTube to watch Lake Norman Christian play Raleigh’s Word of God in a battle of N.C. high school heavyweights Saturday night.
Nationally ranked Word of God ran out to a big third quarter lead in front of a large crowd at home before Lake Norman Christian rallied to pick up one of the biggest wins in school history, 72-66 in overtime.
Phenom Hoop Report, which ranks unaffiliated Independent Schools along with public and private school N.C. teams, ranks Word of God (24-5) No. 2 in North Carolina, behind Charlotte’s Liberty Heights. Lake Norman Christian (13-4) is No. 12.
Word of God led by 14 points in the third quarter, before Lake Norman Christian rallied. In overtime, Joyful Hawkins, Mikey Williams and AJ Allenspach scored consecutive baskets to give the Osprey a six-point lead they didn’t relinquish.
Allenspach made 9-out-15 field goals and finished with a team-high 21 points and six rebounds for Lake Norman Christian. Mikey Williams had 16 points, six rebounds, four assists. Trey Green had 15 points, three rebounds, one assist, and Hawkins had 10 points, six rebounds, two steals and a block.
Saturday’s Boxscores
CARMEL CHRISTIAN 87, RABUN GAP 72
CCS: 21 12 21 33 87
RAB: 17 22 9 24 72
CCS: Ben Burnham 36, Cade Tyson 13, Kyle Bean 12, Justin Taylor 11, Pisacano 8, Bynum 4, Arias 3
RAB: Carl Thorpe 21, Nate Brafford 17, Benjamin 10, Tastinger 7, Manilonas 7, Vernon 3, Earnhardt 3, Carrier 2
Burnham added 14 rebs and 3 blocks
DAVIDSON DAY SCHOOL 62, LAKE NORMAN 36
DDS- 16 15 14 17= 62
LN- 11 4 9 12= 36
DDS: Atwell 15, Horton 11, Howard 8, Watson 16, Perry 4, Prunty 8
LN: Weatherford 4, Wandersee 3, Taylor 2, Kepley 6, Goree 5, A. Gruber 4, Aeschliman 12
RECORDS: Davidson Day Patriots: 13-2, Lake Norman Wildcats: 1-4
Game Stats: Freshman guard Quay Watson led the Patriots with 16 points and 7 steals. Sophomore Trey Horton added 11 points and 7 rebounds, while junior Donovan Atwell had 15 points, 6 rebounds, and 7 steals. Davidson Day also received a strong effort from senior Holden Perry with 7 rebounds.
Notes: Davidson Day hosts Statesville Christian on Tuesday (1/26) in a Foothills Athletic Conference (FAC) match-up.
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 63, HICKORY GROVE 37
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 8 18 17 20 = 63
HICKORY GROVE 5 13 5 14 = 37
MCA: Harold 16, Maul 10, Johnson 9, Smith 6, Wilson Jr. 6, Clark 5, Crumbie 4, Harrist 3, Yosief 2, Harding 2
Metrolina Notable - Sr. Blake Harold 16pts (4 threes), 2asts, 2stls; Sr. Camden Johnson 9pts, 4rbs, 2stls, 2asts, 1blk; Metrolina Christian 11-7 (4-3) plays at Southlake Christian on Tuesday, January 26th at 715pm.
Friday’s rewind: Providence Day gets big win after layoff
Providence Day hadn’t played a game in 10 days before Friday’s game at Covenant Day.
The Chargers were one of three schools in the Charlotte Independent Schools conference to take a 10-day pause due to rising COVID-19 cases in Mecklenburg County, joining Charlotte Latin and Charlotte Country Day.
Providence Day practiced for the first time Wednesday and got a big win Friday night, beating Covenant Day 42-40 on the road and ending a three-game losing streak.
Junior point guard Quave Propst-Allison made a jump shot off an out-of-bounds play with less than five seconds left to give Providence Day (5-10, 1-1 CISAA) the win.
Propst-Allison had 24 points. No other Charger had more than the six scored by JoMo Byrne and Khamani Wertz.
Covenant Day point guard Aidan Holloway had 18 points for the Lions (5-7, 0-3). Covenant Day lost its third straight.
Friday’s #BIG5 Top Performers
Trae Benham, Concord Academy: 19 points, nine rebounds, four assists and three steals in a 55-50 win over Northside Christian.
Ashley Fowler, Davidson Day girls: 32 points, eight rebounds, four assists, three steals in a 77-42 win over University Christian
Camden Johnson, Metrolina Christian: 27 points, seven rebounds, two assists, steal in a 61-51 upset of Charlotte Christian.
Quave Propst-Allison, Providence Day: game-high 24 points, game-winning jump shot, in a 42-40 win at Covenant Day.
Aly Wadkovsky, Lake Norman: 17 points, 14 rebounds in a 61-34 win over Porter Ridge.
Friday’s Boys Boxscores
CLOVER 59, FORT MILL 49
Clover 18 17 9 15 59
Fort Mill 15 4 15 15 4
Clover – Shamajay Poole 12, Lawrence Bartee 12, Rupert 9 , Vandestounel 9, McMullen 4, Allen 2, Glenn 2, Ferguson 2
Fort Mill – Jackson Fewster 14, Penosky 9 , Fanta 6, Wingo 6, Jennings 3, Timberlake 3, Gillespie 2, Neibch 2, Tooper 2, T. Blythe 2
LINCOLN CHARTER 69, CHRIST THE KING 51
Lincoln Charter 10 21 19 19 -- 69
Christ the King 12 21 7 10 --51
Lincoln Charter: Sam Cogan 21, Marcus Farley 12, Seitz 7, Chrichton 7, Fulton 5, Flowers 5, Baich 4, Patel 3, Borden 3, Burnett 3, Bruce
Christ the King: Lebeau 20, Tanley 12, Laquelx 8, Hendershott 5, Clapp 2, Polo 2,
Lincoln Charter 5-0 Overall 4-0 Conference
CONCORD ACADEMY 55, NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN 50
CA: 11 18 11 15 55
NCA: 4 12 15 23 50
NCA: Lubamba 2, Wesley Tubbs 11, Felton 4, Glyn Hubbard 11, Mattocks 6, Pierce 4, Homase 5, Teska 6
CA: Javian Cannady 7, Tucker Johnson 5, Trae Benham 19, Langston Boyd 9, Logan Threatt 11, Nikola Mircic 2, Tyler Fearne 2.
Notable: Trae Benham 19p 9r, 4a, 3s. Logan Threatt 11p 3a 2s, Tucker Johson 5p 9r 3b,
CFA Record 14-5, MAC 2-0
EAST LINCOLN 72, WEST LINCOLN 45
East Lincoln 19 17 14 22 72
West Lincoln 9 8 15 13 45
East Lincoln (5-1): Evan Montanari 23, Drew Bean 13, Logan Craig 8,
Nyckolas Clarke 3, Landon Glezen 4, Markell Clark 5, Tyler Mizzell 7, Roman Hawk 3,
Ethan Robb 4, Aidan Gust
West Lincoln (0-6): Jordan Truesdale 2, Trace Gilmore 5, Adam Fortenberry 6,
Austin Flowers 8, Trent Goins 6, Zach Daigler 1, Chevy Short 2, Noah Huss 10,
Evan Hartsoe 5
MAIDEN 68, NEWTON-CONOVER 63
MAIDEN 10 9 17 17 OT 15 — 68
Lake Norman Charter 10 14 13 16 OT 10 —59
MAIDEN 68 — Morgan 21, Culliver 16, McClough 14, James 8, Lowman 8, Roseman 1, Robinson, Haynes, Gibbs, Sigmon
Newton-Conover 63 — Redman 39, Mullins 10, Davis 6, Barber 4, Spain 2, Sigmon 2, Wilkinson, Cauthen, Han, Stinson, Moore, Penley
Records: Maiden 3-2. Newton 3-3
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 61, CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 51
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 8 17 18 18 = 61
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 8 8 21 14 = 51
MCA: Johnson 27, Crumbie 9, Harrist 8, Maul 8, Clark 4, Harold 3, Wilson Jr. 2
Notable: Camden Johnson 27pts, 7rbs, 2asts, 1stl. 2 charges taken; Jr. Caleb Maul 8pts, 5rbs, 7blks; Jr. Blair Crumbie 9pts, 5stls, 4asts, 3rebs; Jr. CJ Harrist 8pts, 5asts, 2stls
Notes: Metrolina Christian 10-7 (3-3) plays at Hickory Grove on Saturday, January 23nd at 530pm.
PINE LAKE PREP 70, LANGTREE CHARTER 41
Pine Lake - 26 25 14 5 70
Langtree - 6 8 8 16 41
PLP - JT Harper 17 Cole Callaway 15 Patrick Schwaba 14 Tekampe 7 Shirley 6 Foley 3 Timmerman 3 Forest 2 McLeod 2 Guilford 1
Langtree - Reece 8 Bryson 7 Parsley 6 Carlton 6 Garness 5 Wright 4 Madison 3 Garcia 2
Pine Lake 4-0
PROVIDENCE DAY 42, COVENANT DAY 40
Providence Day 10 5 15 12 42
Covenant Day 6 12 13 9 40
PDS: Quave Propst-Allison 24, Byrne 6, Wertz 6, McDonough 3, Scott 3
CDS: Aidan Holloway 18, J. Brown 4, M. Brown 8, Boyce 4, Anderson 2, Iffy 4
Records: PDS (5-10, 1-1) CDS (5-7, 0-3)
Notable: JoMo Byrne added 6 rebounds and 2 assists in his first game of the season after toe surgery .Bryce Scott added 7 rebounds and 5 assists while guarding a post player 6 inches taller than him.
WEST STANLY 71, ANSON SENIOR 37
West Stanly 14 14 23 20- 71
Anson 8 9 11 9- 37
West 71 -- Jake Bartell 22, Austin Medlin 17, Trevor Kelly 14, Lisk 8, Ferree 4, Carpenter 4, Manshack 2
Anson 37-- Samuel Ingram 11, Shammond Ingram 9, Teal 9, Little 4, Cople 4
West Stanly 6-0, 4-0 Rocky River Conference
WEST FORSYTH 39, REAGAN 34
WEST FORSYTH -- 8-8-10-13 -- 39
REAGAN -- 6-8-10-10 -- 34
WEST FORSYTH (2-3, 1-2) Parker Nelson 14, Morris 9, Hill 6, Baskerville 6, Broadnax 2, Jordan 2.
REAGAN (0-5, 0-4) Jalil Rogers 13, Hill 11, O.Koivisto 6, Leonard 4.
Friday’s Girls Boxscores
DAVIDSON DAY 77, UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN 42Davidson Day 15 24 17 21 -- 77
University Christian Academy 7 12 9 14 -- 42
Davidson Day -- Ashley Fowler 32, Mallorie Haines 18, Jessie Wiles 13, Schuyler Moore 7, Juliana Park 5, Callie Pestana 2University Christian Academy -- Deese 20, Sain 15, Cannon 3, Wilson 4
Davidson Day notable: Ashley Fowler had 32 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals. Mallorie Haines added 18 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 steals. Jessie Wiles added 13 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 assists. Schuyler Moore added 7 points. Juliana Park added 5 points, and Callie Pestana added 2 points.
EAST LINCOLN 53, WEST LINCOLN 27
WLHS: 8 9 4 6- 27
ELHS: 12 10 13 18- 53
ELHS: Madison Self 12, Ginny Overbay 12, M. Delgado 8, T. Thomas 7, K. Campo 5, M. Bissinger 3, K. Patterson 2, R. Ross 2, B. Eatmon 2
WLHS: C. Norman 8, A. Bierberich 6, M. Chapman 2, F. Richardson 2, C. Robinson 2, A. Jenkins 2
Noteables: Marlene Delgado 8 pts., 8 steals, 3 asst. 0 Tos. Madison Self 12 pts. 10 rebs, 1 steal
WLHS: (2-4) Next Game vs Lake Norman Charter @ WLHS 1/26/21
ELHS: (3-2) Next Game vs Newton Conover @ NCHS 1/22/21
LAKE NORMAN 61, PORTER RIDGE 34
Lake Norman 12 16 18 15 -- 61
Porter Ridge 8 10 5 11-- 34
Lake Norman 61 – Madison Saunders 18, Aly Wadkovsky 17, Leigh Marks 11, Kirsten Lewis-Williams 10, Jade Lowe 3, Bella Harwood 2
Porter Ridge 34 – Salton 17, Oliver 8, Firms 6, Brandon 2, Burke 1
Notes: Wadkovsky 14 rebounds
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 72, BANDY’S 42
LNC 16 21 23 12 -- 72
BHS 8 11 13 10 -- 42
LNC 72 – Kailyn Kilpatrick 16, Jillian Villanti 15, Kristy Seifert 14, Brooklin Leak 10, Jade Taylor 10, Caroline Donaldson 5, Alese Kerr 2
BHS 42 – Logan Dutka 10, Macy Rummage 9, Olivia Little 9, Cailyn Huggins 8, Whitney Drummond 2, Hope Clements 2, Rachel Anderson 2
LINCOLN CHARTER 46, CHRIST THE KING 37
CTK 11 08 08 10 -- 36
LCHS 09 08 18 12 -- 47
CTK 36 -- Elle Gorman 8, Julia Fishbaugh 8,Nicole Beller 7, Riley Milligan 5, Julia Longbo 4, Kathleen Mundy 3 Megan Bichsbaum 2
LCHS 47 -- Lauren Horton 17, Maddie Wootton 17, Kenzi Ross 6, Haleigh Henson 5, Makayla Futrell 2
Notable: Lauren Horton and Maddie Wotton tied for game high 17 points a piece. Freshman Makayla Futrell beat the 3rd quarter buzzer for her first HS basket.
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 48, GASTON DAY 47
Metrolina- 13 - 19- 7- 9 -- 48
Gaston Day- 11-13-11-12 -- 47
MCA- E. Walters 14, H. Sorrentino 12, L. Reynolds 6, E.McClain 6, E.Phibbs 5, D. White 4, A. Huneycut 1
GDS- Z. Clark 18, McKynze M 14, Janiah S 9, Laura M 2
Games notes: Metrolina senior captain Emily Walters scored 14 points to lead MCA to a two way tie with Gaston Day for 2nd place in the conference. Lilly Reynolds Metrolina‘s Sophmore guard played stellar defense all night.
Gaston Day notable: M. Mauney 6 rebounds, 2 steals, Z. Clark 8 rebounds 7steals,Record 8-5Next game: 1/26 vs Westminster Catawba Christian
NEWTON-CONOVER 59, MAIDEN 42
Newton-Conover 9 16 16 18 = 59
Maiden 15 7 10 10 = 42
Newton-Conover 59 -- Cassidy Geddes 17, Grace Loftin 17, Emma Fox 19, Jayla Woods , Hannah Watkins 2, Emily Sandel , Mia Powell, Nalece Duncan 4,
Maiden 42 -- M. Andrews 16, M. Marley 10, L. Hentschel 7, M. Bohemier 4, A. Keever 4, K. Noble 1
Records: Newton-Conover 6 - 0; Maiden 1 - 4
PROVIDENCE DAY 54, COVENANT DAY 40
PDS 7-8-18-21–54
CDS- 9-8-7-16—40
PDS- Taylor Sanchez 15 Lauren Jensen 10 Levine 9 Brooks 7 Latter 5 Booker 2 Ferguson 6
CDS- Alexis Hailey 12 Taylor Houston 13 Holloway 4 Imafidon 4 Giftos 3 Ashley 4
PDS Record 14-2
ST STEPHENS 46 SOUTH CALDWELL 37
South Caldwell 7 11 9 6 13—37
St Stephens 8 11 9 12 15—46
SOUTH CALDWELL 37— Propst 4, Miller 8, Kaylee Anderson 16, Jackson 2, Phillips, Syd Austin, Dorsey, Wynn 7, Heavener, Curtis
ST STEPHENS 46— Pilkenton 5, Spatz, Turner 1, McGlamery 7, Harris 7, Reid 6, Kennedy Moulton 15, Sumpter 5
Records: South Caldwell 2-3, 1-3
Upcoming Schedule
Saturday
Piedmont Athletic Conference
Metrolina Christian at Hickory Grove Christian (girls, noon; boys, 1:30)
Western Highlands 1A-2A
Mountain Heritage at Avery County (girls, 12:30; boys, 2)
Nonconference
Combine Academy at Trinity Byrnes (boys)
East Surry at North Iredell (girls, noon; boys, 1:30)
HA Prep at Charlotte Elite Academy (boys)
Lake Norman at Davidson Day (girls, 3:30; boys, 5)
Lake Norman Christian at Word of God
Rabun Gap (GA) School at Carmel Christian (girls, 4 p.m.; boys, 5:30)
North Meck coach: Kids will adjust to CMS pause
North Mecklenburg boys basketball coach Duane Lewis said a month-long pause from practices and games will hurt his team, and all public school teams in Mecklenburg County. But Lewis said the players will figure out how to make it work when they return.
Last week, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools decided to stop athletics until Feb. 15 due to rising COVID-19 cases in the area and a directive from the Mecklenburg County Department of Public Health.
CMS teams that had already begun the playoffs (cross-country, volleyball) were allowed to continue, but the other sports were stopped. That included basketball, where Lewis team is ranked No. 42 by MaxPreps and No. 24 by Ball Is Life in two recent national polls.
At the time of the pause, CMS teams had played three games. When they return Feb. 15, teams will have one week of play before the regular-season ends. No other school system in the area has stopped playing, and Lewis acknowledges those teams will have a step up on CMS when play resumes.
On Friday, district Supt. Earnest Winston said he planned to keep sports paused.
“You’ve got to by the rules they give you,” Lewis said. “I’m sure all the teams in CMS will be behind a little bit but kids adjust. We’ll be fine. And if it’s the 15th (when we come back) and we get in three more games, we’ll be thankful for the opportunity to play again.”
▪ Lewis said he was flattered to earn the national rankings (North Meck is No. 2 in the Observer’s Sweet 16 poll).
“It shows that the guys hard work has paid off,” Lewis said, “and people recognized us. Rankings are somebody’s opinion, but our guys have put in the time and we’re humbled by that. At the same time, if you lose, you fall out, so we’re trying to not get caught up in that.”
Alexander Central under COVID-19 quarantine
Thursday’s #BIG5 Top Performers
Trae Benham, Concord Academy: 27 points, six rebounds, five assists in a 79-61 win over Lake Norman. Logan Threatt had 17 points, seven assists, four rebounds, three steals.
AJ Cook, Weddington: 20 points, five steals in a 76-25 win over Piedmont.
Zahra Douglas, Marvin Ridge: 18 points, 13 rebounds in a 70-38 win over Sun Valley.
Ginny Overbay, East Lincoln: 13 points, 10 rebounds, six steals in a 40-36 win over North Lincoln.
Blanca Thomas, Charlotte Catholic: 25 points, 12 rebounds, 11 blocks in a 54-37 win over Monroe. This week, the 6-foot-4 freshman is averaging 24.3 points, 15.7 rebounds and eight blocks.
Thursday’s Boys Boxscores
CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 45, MONROE 43
CCHS 16 8 12 9- 45
MHS 17 4 10 12- 43
CCHS- Kevin Dumser 10, Colin THomas 14, Kevin McArdle 11, Rossitch 5, Tivnan 4, Larsen 1
MHS- Shaleak Knotts 21, Hammonds 3, Reed 2, Robinson 3, Brown 4, Davis 8
CONCORD ACADEMY 79, LAKE NORMAN 61
CA: 20 19 17 23 79
LN: 13 10 17 21. 61
Lake Norman High: Weathford 2, Drgden 2, Taylor 13, Kepley 6, Garec 12, Wagner 8, Gerber 3, Aeschliman 14
Concord Academy: Javian Cannady 9, Perry 3, Tucker Johnson 1, Trae Benham 27, Tyler Fearne 8, Logan Threatt 17, Serg Cvetkovic 2, Langston Boyd 11.
Concord Academy Record 13-5
NORTH LINCOLN 81, EAST LINCOLN 70
North Lincoln 19 15 29 18-81
East Lincoln 16 15 20 19- 70
North Lincoln- Jack Carter 22, Cole Seagle 19, Jack Waggoner 14, Daniel Carter 11, Connor Carson 8, Jake Terrill 3, Samari Collins 2, Jake Dedmon 2
East Lincoln-Drew Bean 18, Evan Montonari 14, L. Craig 13, J. Jones 9, M. Clark 5, L. Glezen 4, E. Robb 3, N. Clarke 2, R. Hawk 2
WEDDINGTON 76, PIEDMONT 25
Piedmont –12/10/0/3 --25
Weddington – 19/31/20/6--76
PIEDMONT 25 -- Cameron Cunningham – 11, K. Collins – 5, Rushing – 3, Mackey – 2, Hanson – 2, B. Collins – 1, Fesmire – 1
WEDDINGTON 76 -- A.J. Cook – 20, Brock Bowen – 16, Frazier – 9, Wetherbee – 8, Bates – 7, Lowe - 6, Morton – 4, Tekin – 3, Brosterhous – 3
Notable: Junior Guard A.J. Cook led the Warriors with 20 points and added 5 steals while Senior Guard Brock Bowen tallied 16 points and 5 assists.
Thursday’s Girls Boxscores
CENTRAL CABARRUS 50, CONCORD 8
CCHS: 16, 10, 16, 8, (50)
Conc: 3, 0, 0, 5 (8)
Central: Mariah Barrie 18, Pinky Webb 10, Stanley 6, Ferrell 5, Lewis 3, Coley 2, Vigil 2
Concord: Thompson 3, Anderson 2
CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 54, MONROE 37
Catholic 14 14 2 24 -- 54
Monroe 9 9 12 7 -- 37
Catholic 54 -- Blanca Thomas 25, Imelda McMenamin 13, Green 7, McArdle 5, Fava 4
Monroe 37 -- Saniya Wallace 17, Dynastee Parker 12, Saniya Gingham 5, Maia Price 3
Catholic 4-2, Monroe 1-5
CUTHBERTSON 63, PARKWOOD 42
Cuthbertson - 18 - 8 - 22 -15 -- 63
Parkwood - 10 - 5 - 14 - 13 -- 42
Cuthbertson 63 -- Maddie Dillinger 21, Reagan Iovino 15, Kamaria Sheriff 11, Ruby Williams 8, Kendall Gallagher 4, Amanda Sacoto 2, Riley Willie 2
Parkwood 42 -- Jade Washington 11, Taleah Hallman 6, Scotty Hyatt 6, Madison Edwards 5, Shimaya Taylor 5, Courtney Liles 4, Morgan Edwards 3, Kayla Coffey 2
Notables - Maddie Dillinger was high scorer on her Senior Night at Cuthbertson and Reagan Iovino converted her second 4 point play of the season.
EAST LINCOLN 40, NORTH LINCOLN 36
ELHS: 5 9 14 12- 40
NLHS: 8 12 5 11- 36
ELHS: Ginny Overbay 13, Taliyah Thomas 11, M. Self 9, R. Ross 4, K. Campo 2, B. eatmon 1
NLHS: Ashlyn White 17, M. Dymes 8, A. Reid 7, H. Klein 2, S. Hallman 2
Noteables: Ginny Overbay 13 pts, 10 rebs, 6 steals, 1 assist, 1 charge taken. Madison Self 9 pts. 10 rebs, 2 steals
NLHS: (1-2) Next Game vs Lincolnton @ NLHS 1/22/21
ELHS: (2-2) Next game vs West Lincoln @ ELHS 1/22/21
HICKORY RIDGE 60, COX MILL 54
Hickory Ridge 11 16 12 14 -- 60
Cox Mill 14 15 14 10 -- 54
HICKORY RIDGE 60 -- Lewis 16, Gidney 13, Calhoun 11, Cook 9, Henry 4, Walter 3, Ireland 2, Byrd 2
COX MILL 54 -- Gallegos 12, Perry 10, Sedegren 7, Fox 6, Hines 6, Lewis 5, Ganda 2, E. Tillmon 2
KINGS MOUNTAIN 53, BURNS 47
KM: 10. 7. 23. 13. -- 53
Burns: 11. 13. 14. 9. --47
Kings Mountain improves to 3-1 (2-1 Big South 3A). Our game tomorrow (Friday) at Forestview has been postponed due to COVID concerns at Forestview. The make up date has not been set. We will play next at home against Crest on Tuesday.
Notable:We have set a makeup date for our matchup at Stuart Cramer, Feb 4. 6 pm.
KINGS MOUNTAIN 53 -- Khalia King, sophomore, 19 pts, 4 reb; Saniya Wilson, junior, 14 pts (All in the 2nd half), 2 assists, 7 steals; Aaliyah Byers, junior, 8 pts, 5 reb, 2 steals; Kennedy Barnes, senior, 6 pts, 5 reb; Andrea Melton, junior, 4 pts, 2 steals; Austyn Dixon, sophomore, 2 pts
BURNS 47 -- Tishonna Strong 26 pts; Mya Crosby 8 pts; Maggie Earl 6 pts; Esynce Howze 3 pts; Robyn Whitworth 3 pts; MaKaiyah Ross 1 pt
MARVIN RIDGE 70, SUN VALLEY 38
Marvin Ridge 18, 21, 18, 13 -- 70
Sun Valley 6 9 12 11 -- 38
MARVIN RIDGE 70 -- Douglas 18 pts, 13 rebs, Shivers 15 pts, 3 rebs, Lee 10 pts, 3 rebs, 3 assists
SUN VALLEY 38 -- Avant 18 pts, Meaders 8 pts
ROBINSON 82, WEST CABARRUS 79
Jay M. Robinson 21 11 25 25 82
West Cabarrus 14 13 30 22 79
Jay M. Robinson Ella Hobbs 42, Nosya Walker 17, Batts 4, Andrews 6, Taylor 5, Harris 8
West Cabarrus Ashlee Shaw 37, Jade Clowney 16, Future Fields 11, Burgess 4, Elder 2, Flake 5, Hicks 4
Notables: One of the best Girls Basketball games every player in Cabarrus County between neighboring schools Jay M. Robinson and West Cabarrus. Each team had a major D- I recruit in Robinson’s post player Ella Hobbs with 42 and West Cabarrus Ashlee Shaw with 37.
Ashlee Shaw poured in 37 points, grabbed 7 rebounds and steals and dished out 3 assist. Jade Clowney added 16 points, 7 assist and 4 steals. Skylar Burgess was huge on the boards for the Wolverines with 4 points and 10 rebounds.
Wednesday’s Boys Boxscores
FORT MILL 51, CLOVER 50
Fort Mill 8 10 12 21 51
Clover 8 8 10 24 50
Fort Mill – Jackson Fewster 19, Daniel Penosky 11, Fanta 8, Wingo 7, Neibch 5, Tooper 1
Clover - Dylan Rupert 14, Shamajay Poole 12, Alexander 8, Ferguson 6, Glenn 5, McMullen 3, Allen 2
PINE LAKE PREP 62, MOUNTAIN ISLAND CHARTER 59
Pine Lake - 12 14 19 17 62
MICS - 9 9 19 22 59
PLP - JT Harper 17 Cole Callaway 16 Trace Forest 13 Carson Shirley 10 Baldwin 3 Schwaba 3
MICS - Gabe Stephens 21 Marquis Williams 13 Steward 9 Ferguson 7 Ali 5 Stewart 2 Barber 2
Pine Lake 3-0
Wednesday’s Girls Boxscores
BANDYS 36, LINCOLNTON 18
BHS - 17 3 9 7 = 36
LHS - 2 0 8 8 = 18
BHS: Macy Rummage 14, Logan Dutka 10, Hope Clements 6, Cailyn Huggins 2, Rachel Anderson 2, Whitney Drummond 1, Olivia Little 1
LHS: M. Sand-Odom 14, L. Tweed 2, E. Rhyne 2
Records: BHS Lady Trojans: Conf. 3 - 2.
CENTRAL ACADEMY 33, ANSON SR. 31
CATA. 4. 11. 10. 8
Anson. 5. 11. 10. 5
CATA. Zoie Jordan 14, Studer 6, Gamble 6, Butler 4
Anson. Diamond 10, Jyanna 3, Malaysia 4, Mallory 3, Wykeria 1
CATA 3-2. 1-2
Anson 0-4. O-3
HICKORY RIDGE 51, COX MILL 38
Hickory Ridge 14 9 13 15 -- 51
Cox Mill 7 8 10 13 -- 38
COX MILL 38 -- E. Tillmon - 10, Perry - 7, Hirus - 6, Lewis - 6, Finley - 3, Sedegren - 2, Fox - 2, Ganda - 2
HICKORY RIDGE 51 -- Calhoun - 18, Lewis - 13, Gidney - 8, Henry - 6, Collins - 3, Cook - 2, Byrd - 1
Notable: Kennedy Calhoun led with 18 points, 6 rebounds, 4 steals and 3 assist. Alyssa Lewis had 13 points, 4 steals, 2 rebounds and 2 assist. Sheree Gidney had 8 points and 5 rebounds.
LAKE NORMAN 60, WATAUGA 27
Lake Norman 18. 10. 12. 20. 60
Watauga 8. 7. 5. 7. 27
Lake Norman: K Lewis Williams 20, M Saunders 14, L Marks 9, B Harwood 8, A Wadkowky 7, J Lowe 2
Watauga: C Hodges 6, B Cook 6, M Coffey 4, C Farthing 4, A Williams 3, B Scheffler 2, C Torgerson 2
NEWTON-CONOVER 63, NORTH LINCOLN 18
Newton-Conover 23 16 18 6 = 63
North Lincoln 2 0 8 8 = 18
Newton-Conover
Cassidy Geddes 19 (5 threes), Grace Loftin 16, Emma Fox 18, Jayla Woods 4, Hannah Watkins 4, Nalece Duncan 2, Emily Sandel, Jaylen Barnes, Mia Powell, Monet Wilson, Lizzy Duncan, Julie Krause, Madison Reinhardt
North Lincoln
L. Stump 10, M. Dymes 2, J. Frontz, A. Coda 2, A. Reid 2, A Gaddy, A. White, B. Broome, H.Klein, S. Hallman.
Records:
Newton-Conover 5 - 0
North Lincoln 1 - 1
ROBINSON 57, WEST CABARRUS 52
Jay M. Robinson 10 14 15 18 57
West Cabarrus 14 8 16 14 52
Jay M. Robinson Ella Hobbs 18, Liara Batts 10, Peyton Taylor 10, Nosya Walker 12, Miles 3, Pharr 1, Andrews 3
West Cabarrus Jade Clowney 14, Ashlee Shaw 19, Hicks 6, Fields 5, Flake 4 Burgress 4
Notables: West Cabarrus was led by Ashlee Shaw with 19 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assist and 5 steals. Jade Clowney finished with 14 points, 3 assist and 4 steals.
Record: West Cabarrus 4 - 1; Jay M. Robinson 1 - 0
This story was originally published January 21, 2021 at 4:40 PM.
