Cannon School avenges upset loss to Charlotte Latin, wins share of CISAA title
NOTE: Friday’s Rewind is below
A little over a year ago, Cannon School beat Charlotte Latin 62-60 to win its first CISAA conference championship in school history.
Saturday, Cannon won a share of a second straight league title, beating Charlotte Latin 67-42. The win avenged an upset loss earlier this week to Charlotte Latin.
The teams will share the league crown.
The big difference Saturday was Cannon had junior forward DJ Nix back in the lineup. He missed the game earlier this week. Nix and Cannon led 24-10 after the first quarter and allowed Latin just four points in the second quarter.
Cannon led 39-14 at the break.
Nix finished with a team-high 20 points. Junior center Christian Reeves had 16 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks, and senior Elijah Ormiston had 15 points, six rebounds. Cannon finished the regular-season 23-5, 8-1.
Charlotte Latin got 24 points from Graham Calton, but no other Hawk had more than Jaylen Jones’ 5.
Saturday’s Boys Boxscores
CANNON SCHOOL 67, CHARLOTTE LATIN 42
Cannon-24-15-8-20 -- 67
Latin-10-4-18-10 -- 42
CANNON SCHOOL 67 -- DJ Nix-20, Christian Reeves-16pts 13 reb 5 blocks, Elijah Ormiston- 15pts 6 reb, Jarvis Moss-9pts 5 reb., Karon Boyd- 3 pts, Austin Swartz- 3, Ben Childress-1
CHARLOTTE LATIN 42 -- Graham Carlton- 24, Jaylen Jones- 5, Ryan Hirsch- 3, Daniel Haughton-2, Ned Hall- 2, Riley Haynie- 2, Chase Montgomery-2, Tyler Hendley-2
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 64, COUNTRY DAY 53
Charlotte Christian 5 23 13 23 -- 64
Country Day 15 16 6 16 -- 53
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 64 -- Bryce Cash 14, Cade Nicholson 20, David Lash 16, TJ Hardy 3, Ben King 8, Busby 1, Preston 2
COUNTRY DAY 53 -- Alessi 4, Ray 14, Mitchell 11, Gardner 9, Turner 5, Tabor 4
Records: Christian (12-7, 5-4 CISAA); Country Day (1-16, 0-8)
Notable: Charlotte Christian battled back from a slow start on their way to a victory to close out CISAA play. Country Day took a 15-5 lead after the 1st quarter, but the Knights stormed back spearheaded by their pressure defense. Cade Nicholson led the way with 20 points on 4 made 3 pointers. David Lash (16 points, 11 rebounds), Bryce Cash (14 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists), and Ben King (8 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists) all chipped in for the Knights.
WEDDINGTON 85, CUTHBERTSON 45
Cuthbertson – 3/15/16/11 -- 45
Weddington – 25/26/23/11 -- 85
CUTHBERTSON 45 -- Heyward – 8, Haggarty – 7, Clifton – 5, Tillotson – 5, Alston – 5, Ray – 4, Sanfilippe – 3, Burke – 3, Branham – 3, Williams – 2
WEDDINGTON 85 -- A.J. Cook – 21, Chase Lowe – 11, Brock Bowen – 10, Morton – 9, Frazier – 8, Bates – 6, Wetherbee – 5, Tekin – 5, Werdann -4, Brosterhaus – 4, Abrams – 2,
Notable: Junior Guard A.J. Cook led the Warriors with 21 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals on 7 for 11 from the field, including 5 made 3 point Field Goals.
Saturday’s Girls Boxscores
NO. 11 CANNON SCHOOL 57 CHARLOTE LATIN SCHOOL 35
Cannon School 13 17 8 19- 57
Charlotte Latin School 3 8 13 11 - 35
Cannon School 57- Reigan Richardson 31, Seini Hicks 11, Cherry 4, Edwards 3, Dickerson 3, York 3, Thompson 2
Charlotte Latin School 35- McMahan 3, Tye 2, Rose2, Schleusner 4, Shannon 8, Williams 10, Henry 4
Records: Cannon School 16-5 (10-0); Charlotte Latin School 7-11 (3-6)
Notes: Cannon School goes 10-0 in the CISAA Conference.
FRIDAY’S REWIND: Concord Academy beats Westminster for third straight league crown
Concord Academy and Westminster Catawba didn’t meet in the regular-season. COVID-19 protocols forced both games to be canceled.
But the teams finally met Friday in the Metrolina Athletic Conference championship game at Concord Academy.
Concord Academy won 54-53, switching to a 1-3-1 in the final 4.6 seconds as Westminster Catawba had the ball and a chance to win. After Concord Academy’s Tyler Fearne made two free throws, Westminster’s Asil Hoyle dribbled the length of the floor and scored, but the horn expired before Hoyle released the ball.
Concord Academy has nine straight 20-win seasons and has won the conference tournament three straight years.
Friday’s Boys #BIG5 Top Performers
Trae Benham, Concord Academy: 21 points, seven rebounds, three assists in a 54-53 win over Sweet 16 No. 3 Westminster Catawba in the Metrolina Athletic Conference championship game. Benham made five 3-point shots.
Logan Blair, Harding: game-high 25 points in a 85-56 win over Providence. Blair is a 6-4 junior.
Ben Burnham, Carmel Christian: 29 points, 16 rebounds in a 94-64 win over High Point Wesleyan.
Knoah Carver, Ardrey Kell: Scored 18 of his team-high 20 points in the first half of the Knights’ 76-59 win over Berry. Ardrey Kell outscored Berry 27-8 in the third quarter. Ardrey Kell (5-0) clinched the No. 1 playoff seed from the SoMECK conference.
Randall Pettus, Bessemer City: Gaston County record 60 points, seven steals, four assists and three rebounds in a 91-62 win over Piedmont Charter. That is the fifth-most points ever scored by a public school N.C. player.
Friday’s Girls #BIG5 Top Performers
Gracie Breckenridge, Independence: had 14 points, 10 rebounds and two blocks in an 83-16 win over Garinger On Friday, Breckenridge received a scholarship offer to play basketball at Tusculum College, a Divison II school in Tennessee.
Chloe Hatzopoulos, Mountain Island Charter: 21 points, 11 rebounds, six steals in a 52-39 win over Union Academy.
Nyla McGill, Providence: 22 points, 11 rebounds, 10 steals and five assists in a 62-19 win over Harding.
Imelda McMenamin, Charlotte Catholic: game-high 24 points in a 61-24 win over Piedmont.
Madison Self, East Lincoln: 16 points, 12 rebounds, two steals in a 69-53 win over Maiden.
Friday’s Boys Boxscores
NO. 1 CARMEL CHRISTIAN 94, HIGH POINT WESLEYAN 64
CCS: 26 21 29 18 94
WCA: 16 17 17 14 64
CCS: Ben Burnham 29, Cade Tyson 13, Bean 9, Justin Taylor 12, Glenn Bynum 15, Arias 3, Krawczyk 4, Pisacano 8, Wilson 1
WCA: McLamb 10, Darr 15, Ray 9, McGee 6, Parker 2, Aycak 3, Grace 13, Swindell 6
CONCORD ACADEMY 54, NO. 3 WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 53
WC: 7 10 19 17 53
CA: 8 12 14 20 54
WC:MJ Collins 18, Black 9, Hoyle 7, Johson 3, Hamrick 16
CA: Javian Cannady 10 Tucker Johnson 7, Trae Benham 21, Tyler Fearne 6, Logan Threatt 8, LA Boyd 2.
Notable: Trae Benham 5 3’s, 7r, 3a, Tucker Johnson 7p, 9r, 3s 1b, Javian Cannady 10p 8r. Concord Academy wins it 20th game for 9th straight season and MAC Tournament for 3 straight seasons.
NO. 9 UNITED FAITH 86, NORTH HILLS 23
United Faith: 20 18 24 24 = 86
North Hills: 2 2 8 11 = 23
United Faith 86 = Lance Gill 24, Quinton Scheuermann 18, Xzavier Ivey 17, LJ Johnson 11, Jaden Quick 10, Zavien Dillingham 6
North Hills 23 = McInnis 12, Sloan 9, Moser 2
NO. 16 LINCOLN CHARTER 85, CHRIST THE KING 65
LCS 33 21 20 11 85
CTK 16 12 16 20 65
LCS-Barnett 16, Farley 19, Fulton 12, Cogan 18, Steitz 4, Crichton 4, Patel 8, Borden 5
CTK-Clapp 2, Lebeau 12, Sides 2, Hendershott 20, Lagueux 8, Pollo 2, Steed 3, Kocher 7, Stanley 9
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 45, SOUTH CALDWELL 45
South Caldwell 6 7 11 11 - 35
Alexander 13 2 15 15 -- 45
SOUTH CALDWELL 35 -- Reese 8, Trey Ramsey 13, Smith 3, Kirby 7, Boyd 4
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 45 -- Herman 8, Lowrance 2, Hubbard 3, Avery Cook 16, Evan Presnell 12, G. Presnell 2, Sigmon 2
ARDREY KELL 76, BERRY 59
Ardrey Kell 14 15 27 20 — 76
Berry 17 13 8 21 — 59
Ardrey Kell— Knoah Carver 20, Elijah Gray 15, Peyton Gerald 15, Hanchard 7, Akenyelu 4, German 4, Wofford 3, Nelson 3, Hammonds 2, Smith 2, Holmes 1
Berry — Stevenson 25, Jackson 9
Notable: Knoah Carver scores 20 including 18 in the first half. Elijah Gray scored 15 in the third quarter. Ardrey Kell moves to 5-0 and faces Providence on Friday night.
BESSEMER CITY 91, PIEDMONT CHARTER 62
BC 17 26 22 26
PC 15 9 16 21
BESSEMER CITY 91 -- Randall Pettus 60, Keyshawn Adams 21, Holmes 8, Smith 4
BUTLER 58, HICKORY RIDGE 57
Butler: 14 11 14 19 58
HR: 17 14 20 6 57
Butler: Jesse Taylor 25, Jacob Fisher-Davis 15, McDuffie 8, Black 6, Burgess 2, Heath 2
Hickory Ridge: Jordan Marsh 25, Gunter 9, Fredericks 6, Harris 5, Beard 4, Haywood 3, Merriman 3, Greene 2
Jesse Taylor scored 16 second half points to lead Butler back from a 16 point 3rd quarter deficit. Jacob Fisher-Davis hit 5 three pointers, 3 in the fourth quarter. Butler moves to 2-4 (2-3 conference). HR moves to 3-8 (1-4 conference). Butler plays Garinger on Tuesday.
EAST LINCOLN 76, MAIDEN 50
East Lincoln 14 20 23 19 76
Maiden 8 16 15 11 50
East Lincoln (9-3): Jeremiah Jones 12, Drew Bean 18, Logan Craig 14, Nyckolas Clarke 8, Landon Glezen 2, Markell Clark 10, Roman Hawk 6, Ethan Robb 3, Aidan Gust 3
Maiden (6-6): Jalen Robinson 2, Brennan James 10, Micah Haynes 3, Izaiah Morgan 7, Chris Culliver 6, Ben Gibbs 0, Jayden Roseman 9, Mason Lowman 4, Dru McClough 9
FOREST HILLS 53, ANSON 46
Forest Hills 15 7 11 16 -- 53
Anson 10 7 14 15 -- 46
FOREST HILLS (8-1, 6-1) –Ty Burch 14, Zack Barbour 12, Hester 9, Coffey 8, Byrams 5, Blakeney 5
ANSON (6-4, 6-4) – Lance Shuler 22, Ingram 8, S. Ingram 7, Teal 3, Smith 2, Caple 4
NOTABLE: Forest Hills has won the past 13 games vs. their rival Anson.
HARDING 85, PROVIDENCE 56
HARDING 85 – Blair 25, Grant 15, Bryson 14, Abraham 10, Davis 6, Crowder 5, Washington 2, Hamrick 2, Benjamin 2, Johnson 2
PROVIDENCE 56 – Howell 13, Gaither 11, Thillet 11, Magee 10, Cicco 6, Knafelz 2, Buckler 2, Adams 1
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 59, LINCOLNTON 48
LNC (8-4) – 14 13 15 17 59
Lincolnton- 12 11 9 16 48
LNC- Cal Reed 21, Oliver O’Brien 16, Jalen Rivens 12, Miles Bell 3, Alec Edens 2, Grant Howlett 2, Jeremy Newton 2, Bryson Lowe 1
Lincolnton- A. Finger 18, T. McClain 12, D. Smith 4, C. Williams 4, E. Dellinger 4, J. McGill 3, R. King 3
LNC gets the win on Senior Night, which makes it 3 in a row with 2 games left.
MYERS PARK 53, EAST MECK 40
Myers Park 9 21 7 16 -- 53
East Meck 6 12 12 10 -- 40
MYERS PARK 53 -- Elijah Story 14, Roberts 9, Wicks 9, Gardner 7, Walters 6, Turner 4, Mohamed 4
EAST MECK 40 -- Jordon Nevill 17, Johnson 7, Reynolds 7, Storey 4, Williams 3, Fowler 2
NORTH LINCOLN 60, NEWTON-CONOVER 47
North Lincoln 6 16 13 25 60
Newton-Conover 23 9 12 3 47
North Lincoln- Cole Seagle 16, Jack Carter 10, Dan Carter 10, Jake Dedmon 9, Jack Waggoner 5, Connor Carson 4, Seth Whitley 4, Samari Collins 2
Newton-Conover- Jackson Mullins 9, Maverick Davis 8, Zane Redmond 8, A’Quan Cauthen 6, Justice Craig 5, Quincey Spain 5, Javon Barber 3, Trey Simpson 3
North Lincoln 10-2 South Fork 2A
PINE LAKE PREP 74, BRADFORD PREP 29
PLP - Trace Forest 15 Carson Shirley 13 Cole Callaway 13 Patrick Schwaba 8 Tanner McLeod 6 JT Harper 4 Evan Foley 3 Dante Tekamp 2 Wes Guilford 2
BP - DJ Bellinger 15
Pine Lake 11-1
ROCKY RIVER 72, PORTER RIDGE 69
Porter Ridge—14 19 20 13 -- 69
Rocky River—15 16 14 25 -- 72
Porter Ridge--Kyler Harris 6, Sean Rose 13, Isaiah Williams 14, Aaron Hough 22, Tristan Stitt 9, CJ Anthony 4, Jacob Anderson 1—69
Rocky River—Barnes 6, Forte 11, Redisell 8, Thomas 15, Richards 14, Alston 4, Ham 2, Campbell 2, Hargrave 8--72
CLOVER 62, NATION FORD 31
Nation Ford: 7, 4, 10, 10 -- 31
Clover: 13, 11, 22, 15 -- 62
Nation Ford 47 -- Chris Roberts 2, Vinny Orlandi 6, Caden Giles 2, Ben Mills 1, Jackson Burnham 10, Q Hand 8, Gus Sharpless 2
Clover 61 -- Dylan Rupert 5, Connor Nighnor 2, Isaac Allen 6, Nicky Glenn 9, Garrett Ferguson 6, Shamajay Poole 7, Allen Roberts 3, Jackson McMullen 4, Vincent Alexander 8, Lawrence Bartee 11
DAVIE COUNTY 46, REAGAN 39
REAGAN -- (0-7, 0-6) Jalil Rogers 21, Hill 6, Corbin 4, O. Koivisto 3, Pennell 3, Joines 2,
DAVIE COUNTY (6-4, 5-4) ZaHaree Maddox 16, Luke Williams 14, Carney 7, Walser 3, Taylor 3, Tatum 3.
Friday’s Girls Boxscores
NO. 2 NEWTON-CONOVER 62, NORTH LINCOLN 20
Newton-Conover 14 14 19 15 = 62
North Lincoln 0 11 4 5 = 20
NEWTON-CONOVER 62 -- Cassidy Geddes 15, Emma Fox 15, Grace Loftin 14, Mia Powell 8, Jayla Woods 6, Hannah Watkins 4, Jaylen Barnes, Julie Krause, Monet Wilson, Nalace Duncan, Lizzy Duncan, Madison Reinhardt
NORTH LINCOLN 20 -- Ashlyn White 14, Ayanna Gaddy 3, Aubrie Cada 2, Addie Reid 1, Julia Frantz, L. Stump, M. Dynes, B. Broome, H. Klein, S. Hallman
Records: Newton-Conover 12 - 0; North Lincoln 2 - 10
NO. 3 FREEDOM 68, ALEXANDER CENTRAL 51
Alexander Central 14 11 14 12 - 51
Freedom 13 17 20 18 - 68
Alexander Central 51 - Nikki Hagy 21, Gracie Harrington 12, Pennel 5, Stikeleather 6, Hayes 3, Hermon 4, McDaniel, Jarrett.
Freedom 68 - Danisha Hemphill 24, Christena Rhone 21, Garrison 9, Ste. McGee 3, Walker 4, Kania 6, Wilkerson 1, Armentout, Ollis.
NO. 6 HICKORY RIDGE 76, BUTLER 45
Hickory Ridge 31 8 19 18
Butler 18 11 4 12
Hickory Ridge: Kennedy Calhoun 15, Alyssa Lewis 18, Gabeyel Cook 10, Walters 9, Collins 7, Byrd 4, Gidney 6, Cagel 5, Henry 2
Butler: Jessica Ralda 12, Jordan Durant 19, Black 9, Tate 5
ARDREY KELL 51, BERRY 16
ARDREY KELL10 13 16 12 -- 51
BERRY 2 4 7 3 -- 16
ARDREY KELL 51 -- Lucy Vanderbeck 15, Belcher 9, Hunter 5, Gueterman 5, Newman 4, Evans 4, Peck 4, Nelson 2, Switzer 2, T. Newman 1
BERRY 16 --Maleigha Jackson 10, Joseph 3, Johnson 3,
BANDYS 50, WEST LINCOLN 38
BHS - 7 12 18 13 = 50
WLHS - 9 13 9 7 = 38
BHS: Cailyn Huggins 14, Logan Dutka 13, Macy Rummage 10, Hope Clements 6, Caroline McIntosh 5, Whitney Drummond 2
WLHS: C. Norman 17, F. Richardson 11, M. Chapman 4, C. Robinson 4, R. Watson 2
Records: BHS Lady Trojans: Conf. 7 - 5.
CABARRUS STALLIONS 65, UNITED FAITH 43
United Faith 12, 14 13, 4 -- 43
Stallions 23, 17, 9, 11 -- 65
UNITED FAITH - - Josie Hester 29, Madelyn Bronson 5, Ella Jordan 5, Sophie Sharp 2
STALLIONS - - ALUANA W 32, KANDUS K 18, MILEY B 6, MARIANNA C. 5
Notables: Aluana W. game high 32 points, Josie Hester 29, Sophie Sharp with 16 rebounds
CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 61, PIEDMONT 24
Catholic 13 15 23 10 -- 61
Piedmont 5 3 3 13 -- 24
Catholic 61 -- Imelda McMenamin 24, Blanca Thomas 13, McArdle 8, Kacerosky 5, Fava 5, Green 4, Guella 2
Piedmont 24 -- Brooke Atwell 13, Evans 5, Saunders 3, McCain 3
Catholic 8-3, Piedmont 0-8
CHRIST THE KING 33, LINCOLN CHARTER 25
LCHS 08 08 04 05 -- 25
CVHS 05 10 10 08 -- 33
LCHS 25 -- Lauren Horton 15, Samantha Ayres 8, Tyler Beller 2
CTK 33 -- Megan Buchsbaum 13, Elle Gorman 8, Julia Longbo 7, Kathleen Mundy 3, Riley Milligan 2
Notable: Lauren Horton lead all scores with 15. Christ The King ends LCHS 7 game winning streak..
CONCORD ACADEMY 50, GASTON DAY 33
Gaston Day -10- 10- 5-8-33
Concord Academy - 15 - 4- 19- 12- 50
GASTON DAY 33 - Janiah Shular 16, Zaria Clark 13, Sophia Drury 2, Gabriella Drury 2Concord Academy - M. Taylor 15, R. Dickens 14, R. Lexander 9, Z. Benjamin 6, A. Sloane 4, Z.Ward 2,
CONCORD ACADEMY 50 -- Sloan 4, Benjamin 6, Raegan Dickens 14, Mckenzie Taylor 15, Lexander 9, Ward 2
EAST LINCOLN 69, MAIDEN 53
MHS: 13 14 12 14- 53
ELHS: 14 13 21 21- 69
MHS: Maggie Andrews 18, Lainie Hentschel 14, Kennedie Noble 10, M. Mingus 7, M. Boheimer 4
ELHS: Taliyah Thomas 19, Madison Self 16, Marlene Delgado 11, R. Ross 8, G. Overbay 6, A. Hege 3, K. campo 3, M. Bissinger 2, B. Eatmon 1
Noteables: Taliyah Thomas 19 pts. 4 assists, 3 steals, 2 rebs. Madison Self 16 pts 12 rebs, 2 steals. Marlene Delgado 11 pts, 8 rebs, 5 assists, 1 steals
MHS: (5-7) Next Game @ Newton Conover 2/16/21
ELHS: (9-3) Next Game @ West Lincoln 2/16/21
INDEPENDENCE 83, GARINGER 16
Indy 24 18 24 17 83
Garinger 3 8 4 1 16
Indy (4-1): Jessica Timmons 25, Kaylee Carson 16, Gracie Breckenridge 14, Chloe Moss 12, Braylyn Milton 10, Burgess 2, Todd 1
Garinger: Betsy Burnett 7, Long 4, Fulmore 5
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 44, LINCOLNTON 34
LNC 9 15 7 13 -- 44
LHS 9 5 13 7 -- 34
LNC 44 – Jade Taylor 10, Kristy Seifert 9, Brooklin Leak 8, Kailyn Kilpatrick 7, Alese Kerr 5, Jillian Villanti 5
LHS 34 – Alexis Hough 12, Mackenzie Sand-Odom 11, Emma Rhyne 6, Moriah Ross 4, Elizabeth Eudy 1
MOUNTAIN ISLAND CHARTER 52, UNION ACADEMY 39
MOUNTAIN ISLAND CHARTER 52 -- Chloe Hatzopoulos 21 pts, 11 rebs, and 6 steals.Kay Decker added 19 pts, 7 steals, and 5 asst.
MICS improves to 7-2
MYERS PARK 66, EAST MECKLENBURG 18
East Meck - 05 01 09 03 18
Myers Park - 16 26 13 11 66
East Meck - McKenzie Morris 11, Worthy 2, Lisen 2, Dorent 3
Myers Park - Nia Nelson 11, Mia Xerras 11, Anna Gianopoulos, Reese Wilson 10, Thompson 8, Davis 2, Clamp 5, Paraison 5, Truesdale 2
Records: East Meck - 0-4 (0-4); Myers Park - 5-0 (5-0)
NORTH MECKLENBURG 83, WEST CHARLOTTE 17
N.Meck 28 24 14 17 --83
West Char 11 4 0 2 -- 17
N.Meck: Nevaeh Farmer 20, Henderson 9, Stallings 9, Dunn 8, Poole 8, Harris 8, Page 7, Hogg 5, Weston 4, Redfern 2, Vaughn 1
West Char.: Andrews 5, Henderson 4, Chaffin 4, Paul 2, McGail-Finley 2
Records: North Meck: 4-0; West Char: 0-3
N.Meck notable: Nevaeh Farmer 20pts, 5assists, 2 rebs; Skylar Stallings 9pts, 5rebs, 2assist, 1 steal; Zoe Henderson 9pts, 5rebs, 2steals, 2 assists, Jael Poole 8pts, 4steals, 3 assists, Alisha Harris 8pts, 6rebs, 2steals, 1 block
OLYMPIC 66, WEST MECKLENBURG 59 OT
Olympic 14 16 11 11 OT 14 - 66
West Meck 12 14 14 12 OT 7 - 59
OLYMPIC 66 - Jaamon Greene 17, Jemez Herd 15, Jalen Small 14, Isiah Golden 13, AJ Shaw 3, Kush Carter 2, Jalen Booker 2
WEST MECK 59 - Daeron Smith 23, Antonio Pruitt 9, Micah McQueen 8, Sam Walton 6, Immanuel Stanback 6, Quay Harris-Milton 5, Mickal Johnson 2
PROVIDENCE 62 HARDING 19
PROVIDENCE 15. 12. 21 14 = 62
HARDING - 5. 0 14 0 = 19
PHS: Nyla McGill 22, Eva Butler 6, Madison Skinner 6, Delanie Hill 12, Karsyn Jones 6, Jadyn Curtain 2, Olivia Jurney 2, Anna Wong 4, Kendall Webb 2,
HUHS: #1, 1, # 5, 4, # 11, 3, # 23, 4
Notable: Nyla McGill with an impressive triple double: 22 points, 11 rebounds, 10 steals and 5 assists
Records: Providence: 4-0
SOUTH CALDWELL 41, MCDOWELL 24
McDowell 5 7 8 4—24
South Caldwel 3 8 15 15—41
MCDOWELL 24— Koone 1, Laws, Rice 6, Madi Smith 10, McMahan, Baker, Boyce 7
SOUTH CALDWELL 41— Propst 3, Olivia Miller 14, Anderson 7, Jackson, Phillips 2, Syd Austin, Smith, Dorsey, Sam Austin, Wynn 9, Heavener 2, Curtis 4
Records: South Caldwell 5-5, 4-5
SOUTH MECKLENBURG 46, OLYMPIC 34
Olympic 8 5 11 10 -- 34
South Meck 10 10 12 14 -- 46
OLYMPIC 34 -- Aniyah Scales 12 pts 6 Reb, Cydney Harris 3 Pts 3 Stl 4 Reb, Amara Thomas 8 Pts 2 Ast, Azeria Thomas 4 Pts, Jaelin Register 5 Pts 2 Reb, Sydney Wells 2 Pts
SOUTH MECK 46 -- Anastasia Sinclair 14 pts, Maggie Houpt 2 pts, Reece Johnsten 10 pts, Katie Houpt 4 pts, Evie Miller 6 pts, Nyomi Ndangu 8 pts Camryn Williams 2 pts
Foothills Athletic All-Conference teams announced
A pair of Davidson Day players were named players of the year from the Foothills Athletic Conference.
Davidson Day senior Mallorie Haines, a Davidson recruit, is the girls player of the year. Haines is averaging 27 points, 4.4 rebounds and 3.3 steals this season.
Davidson Day’s Blane St. Clair, an Army recruit, is the boys player of the year. St. Clair has helped Davidson Day to a 21-2 record and a 21-game win streak.
Foothills Athletic Conference Girls All-Conference
Mallorie Haines (Davidson Day School) Player of the Year
Brenna Rae Bentley (Statesville Christian School)
Sophie Deese (University Christian High School)
Juliana Park (Davidson Day School)
Lizzie Sain (University Christian High School)
Ashleigh Sherrill (Statesville Christian School)
Jessie Wiles (Davidson Day School)
Savannah Pope (Hickory Christian Academy)
Foothills Athletic Conference Boys All-Conference
Blane St. Clair (Davidson Day School) Player of the Year
Donovan Atwell (Davidson Day School)
Adam Cronce (Statesville Christian School)
Trey Horton (Davidson Day School)
Jay Sowers (University Christian High School)
Nyles Howard (Davidson Day School)
Kobe Williams (Statesville Christian School)
Andrew Maxy (Hickory Christian Academy)
Friday’s Girls Boxscores
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 44, LINCOLNTON 34
LNC 9 15 7 13 -- 44
LHS 9 5 13 7 -- 34
LNC 44 – Jade Taylor 10, Kristy Seifert 9, Brooklin Leak 8, Kailyn Kilpatrick 7, Alese Kerr 5, Jillian Villanti 5
LHS 34 – Alexis Hough 12, Mackenzie Sand-Odom 11, Emma Rhyne 6, Moriah Ross 4, Elizabeth Eudy 25
Saturday’s Schedule
CISAA
Charlotte Country Day at Charlotte Christian (girls, noon; boys, 2)
Charlotte Latin at Cannon School (girls, noon; boys, 2)
Northwestern 3A-4A
Alexander Central at McDowell (girls), 1
Southern Carolina 3A
Cuthbertson at Weddington (boys), 6
Marvin Ridge at Piedmont (girls), 12:30
Foothills 2A
West Iredell at Hibriten (boys), 7:30
Mountain Valley 1A-2A boys
Elkin at Ashe County, 2
Mountain Valley 1A-2A girls
Ashe County at Elkin, 2
Western Highlands 1A-2A
Avery County at Polk County (boys, 2; girls, 3:30)
Yadkin Valley 1A
North Stanly at Gray Stone Day (girls), 1
Nonconference
Charlotte Elite Academy at South Charlotte Thunder (boys), 6:30
Community School of Davidson at Lincoln Charter (girls), 3
Moravian Prep at Lincoln Charter (boys), 5
This story was originally published February 12, 2021 at 10:24 PM.
