Tuesday’s girls high school basketball rewind: No. 2 Myers Park gets statement win
How The Girls Sweet 16 Fared
| Rk. | School | Class | Rec. | Tuesday |
| 1. | Charlotte Catholic | 4A | 16-0 | d. East Meck 58-11 |
| 2. | Myers Park | 4A | 10-5 | d. South Meck 65-29 |
| 3. | Chambers | 4A | 10-4 | d. West Charlotte 76-31 |
| 4. | South Mecklenburg | 4A | 12-2 | lost 65-29 to Myers Park |
| 5. | Cannon School | IND | 11-6 | d. Providence Day 46-45 |
| 6. | Salisbury | 2A | 10-1 | idle |
| 7. | Providence Day | IND | 13-2 | lost 46-45 to Cannon |
| 8. | Shelby | 2A | 6-2 | idle |
| 9. | North Mecklenburg | 4A | 12-2 | idle |
| 10. | Freedom | 3A | 11-1 | idle |
| 11. | Watauga | 4A | 13-1 | d. South Caldwell 48-41 |
| 12. | Lake Norman | 4A | 9-3 | idle |
| 13. | Alexander Central | 4A | 13-1 | d. Ashe County 61-58, 2 OT |
| 14. | Northwest Cabarrus | 3A | 8-1 | idle |
| 15. | East Rutherford | 2A | 12-0 | idle |
| 16. | Providence | 4A | 9-4 | d. Garinger 56-42 |
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Tuesday’s #BIG5 Top Performers
Lindsey Nolan, Providence: 20 points, six rebounds, three steals in a 56-42 win over Garinger.
Brooklyn Saunders, Butler: 21 points, 10 assists, seven rebounds and six steals in a 68-52 win over Berry. Teammate Jessica Ralda led all scorers with 26 points
Samyha Suffren, Cannon School: game-winning free throws with 2.9 seconds to lift No. 5 Cannon to a 46-45 win at No. 7 Providence Day, ending the Chargers’ 12-game win streak. Ashley Fowler had four 3s and 12 points.
Ryan-Olivia Swilling, Charlotte Christian: game-high 29 points in a 66-50 win over Covenant Day. Eseosa Imafidon had 19 to lead Covenant Day.
Mia Xerras, Myers Park: game-high 22 points as No. 2 Myers Park got a statement 65-29 win over No. 4 South Mecklenburg. The Mustangs held South Meck to just 19 points in the final three quarters combined.
Tuesday’s Recaps
Alexander Central 61, Ashe County 58 ... The Cougars (13-2, 1-0) won this Northwestern 3A-4A showdown over the Huskies (11-3, 0-1). Julianne Walter (17 points) and Kirstyn Herman (13 points, 11 rebounds) led the Cougars. Jordan Jones had 15 points and nine rebounds for Alexander Central.
Cannon School 46, Providence Day 45 ... Samyha Suffren made both halves of a one-and-one with three seconds left, lifting the Cougars (11-6, 1-0) over the Chargers (12-2, 0-1) in a CISAA game.
Charlotte Christian 66, Covenant Day 50 ... Covenant Day led this CISAA game 43-40 after three quarters, but the Knights broke it open in the fourth quarter, outscoring Covenant Day 26-7.
Concord Academy 76, SouthLake Christian 19 ... Zoey Ward made 1-of-14 from the floor, scoring 28 points and adding 12 rebounds, four assists and three steals for the victors.
North Rowan 52, Lexington 28 ... The Cavaliers (10-3, 5-0) remained atop the Central Carolina 1A-2A, as Brittany Ellis scored 21 points.
Tuesday’s Boxscores
NO. 1 CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 58, EAST MECKLENBURG 11
Catholic 18 15 17 8 -- 58
East Meck 0 5 3 3 -- 11
Catholic 58 -- Blanca Thomas 18, Alanis Diaz 14, Fava 6, Gough 5, Fleshood 5, McMenamin 3, McArdle 3, O’Brien 3, Schachte 1
East Meck 11 -- Ausman 3, Morris 3, Dorn 2, Stallings 2, Davidson 1
Records: Catholic 16-0, 5-0
NO. 2 MYERS PARK 65, SOUTH MECK 29
South Meck - 10 08 07 04 29
Myers Park - 24 13 12 16 65
South Meck - Moss 7, Sinclair 6, K. Houpt 3, Miller 7, M. Houpt 6
Myers Park - Mia Xerras 22, Anna Giannopoulou 15, Thompson 9, Cannie 8, Wilson 1, Paraison 2, Merfeld 2, Truesdale 6
Records: South Meck 11-2 (3-1); Myers Park 10-5 (4-0)
NO. 3 CHAMBERS 76, WEST CHARLOTTE 31
Julius Chambers 20. 21. 19. 16 = 76
West Charlotte. 6. 7. 11. 7 = 31
Chambers ( 76) : Jada 4 , Aaliyah 7 , Joel 12, Jazlyn 10 , HyKerah 2 , Mila 5, Imani 3, Amiaya 5, Seini 14 , Trinity 14.
West Charlotte ( 31 ) : Falyn Alexis 7 , Jaylah Henderson 9 , Latayshia Andrews 2 , Alese Kerr 4 , Tereyonna Paul 5 , Aiyanna Martin 4 .
NO. 5 CANNON 46, NO. 7 PROVIDENCE DAY 45
PDS 7-10-17-11—45
Cannon 15-13-6-12—46
PDS: Chandler Brooks 15 Jordyn Latter 10 Jensen 5 Stuart 2 Greer 6 Holgorsen 4 Levine 3
Cannon: S. Suffren 16 L. Booker 14 A. Fowler 12 McCorkle 2 Mathis 2
PDS Record 13-2; CISAA 0-1
NO. 11 WATAUGA 48, SOUTH CALDWELL 41
South Caldwell 10 8 12 11 -- 41
Watauga 6 12 13 17 -- 48
South Caldwell - Olivia Miller 18, Anderson 3, Jackson 2, Phillips 6, Bumgarner 2, Katlyn Wynn 6, Heavener 4, Cline, Young
Watauga - Sturgill 3, Kate Sears 17, Farthing 9, Scheffler 7, Kiker 2, Charlotte Torgerson 10, Coffey, Myers, Darner
Record: South Caldwell (8-2, 0-1)
NO. 13 ALEXANDER CENTRAL 61, ASHE COUNTY 58, 2 OT
Alexander Central 9 15 22 14 4 7 -- 61
Ashe County 19 11 13 7 4 4 -- 58
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 61 -- Jenkins 5, Kirstyn Herman 13, Juliana Walter 17, Chesney Stikeleather 14, Hayes 6, Jarrett 6
ASHE COUNTY 58 -- Jayden Jones 4, Jordan Jones 15, Paige Overcash 17, Phipps 8, Woods 5, Vannoy 2, Miller 6, Wood 1
Notable: Herman had 13 points, 11 rebounds, two steals for Alexander Central, which was outrebounded 45-32 but still won
NO. 16 PROVIDENCE 56, GARINGER 42
PROVIDENCE 14 13 17 12 = 56
GARINGER 6 7 12 17 = 42
PHS: Delanie Hill 11, Madison Skinner 6, Lindsey Nolan 20, Kendall Webb 4, Kendall Roess 2, Eva Butler 11, Kyanali Hernandez 2
GHS: Burnett 24, Rivera 9, Threatt 1, Worthey 8
Notable: Lindsey Nolan added 6 rebounds and 3 steals. Eva Butler 4 steals and 5 rebounds. Delanie Hill added 5 assists
Records: Providence: 9-4 (4-1)
BUTLER 68, BERRY 52
Butler 8 24 20 16 -- 68
Berry 10 6 16 20 -- 52
Butler: Jessica Ralda 26, Brooklyn Saunders 21, Sanchez 7, Black 5, Carrillo 7
Berry: L. Wallace 10, Smith 8, M. Jackson 17, Bennett 7, Abdullah 6, Brown 2
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 66, COVENANT DAY 50
Covenant Day School 14 13 16 7 50
Charlotte Christian 9 19 12 26 66
COVENANT DAY SCHOOL 50- Eseosa Imafidon 19, Alexis Hailey 13, Jacqueline Giftos 9, Cooper Clark 4, Taylor Houseton 3, Hannah Keefer 2
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 66 - Swilling 29, Noonan 13, Hinde 8, Coles 6, Thompson 5, Statler 3, Borrego 2
Records: Covenant 7-7 0-1; Charlotte Christian 3-9 1-0
INDEPENDENCE 70, ROCKY RIVER 22
Indy 30 15 19 6 70
RR 2 12 4 4 22
Indy (10-3): Kaylee Carson 24, Kamryn Kitchen 16, Chloe Moss, Todd 5, Clark 5, Cabaniss-Ali 3, Burgess 2, Stancil 2, Gorum 1, Sellars 1
RR: Danasia 11, Gavby 5, TJ 2, Shya 2, Laila 2
KINGS MOUNTAIN 67, STUART CRAMER 48
KM 22 13 13 19 -- 67
SC 12 6 19 11 -- 48
KINGS MOUNTAIN-- Saniya Wilson 19, Khalia King 16, CoRey Simpson 15, Tyasya Bell 12, Jacie Jarvis 4, Alayna Patrick 1
STUART CRAMER-- Dasia Harris 28, Hadley Womack 17, Madison Lee 2, Zoey Morris 1
Notes: Kings Mountain improves to 8-2 (5-0 Big South). Will play at Ashbrook on Friday, JV girls start the action at 4 pm.
KM Leaders: Saniya Wilson 19 pts, 6 reb, 5 assists, 4 steals; Khalia King 16 pts, 7 reb; CoRey Simpson 15 pts, 12 reb (1st Career Double-Double); Tyasya Bell 12 pts 5 reb; Jacie Jarvis 4 pts, 3 reb; Alayna Patrick 1 pt, 2 reb, 3 assists, 2 steals
LINCOLN CHARTER 53, CHRIST THE KING 27
CKHS 04 05 10 08 -- 27
LCHS 24 07 18 04 -- 53
LCHS 53 -- Lauren Horton 24 points, Maddie Lusk 11 points, Kallie Lusk 10 points, Kenzie Ross 8 points
CKHS 27 --K. Tushong 7 points, E. Gorman 6 points, G. Tuschong 6 points, D. Evans 3 points, W. Lario 2 points, S. Koenigsburger 2 points, M. Bushsbaum 1 point
Notables: Lauren Horton led all scorers with 24 points and with her 18th point (a corner 3-pointer) Laruen Horton made history by becoming the New All-Time Leading Scorer for the Lady Eagles!!!
NEWTON-CONOVER 43, BANDYS 42
BHS - 9 7 11 15 = 42
NCHS - 5 11 9 18 = 43
BHS: Annie Andrews 17, Macy Rummage 9, Logan Dutka 9, Kate Dutka 4, Caroline McIntosh 3
NCHS: E. Fox 17, C. Geddes 14, L. Sain 7, H. Watkins 5
Records: BHS Lady Trojans: 9 - 6 Overall, 3 - 2 Conference
ASHBROOK 61, SOUTH POINT 37
Ashbrook - K. Bess 30 pts, M. Cole 10 pts.
South Point - Maddie Frank 11 pts. 5 rebounds, Lexi Birtwistle 9 pts. 8 rebounds, Toney Milton 7 pts. 6 rebounds
Next game - South Point (5-8; 2-3) at Forestview Friday, January 14th
Monday’s Girls Boxscores
SOUTH MECKLENBURG 66, OLYMPIC 49
SM. 19. 20. 9. 18 - 66
Olympic. 10. 12. 10. 17 -49
SM- Senali Moss 23 , Anastasia Sinclair 15, M Houpt 9, Miller 8, KHoupt 5,Johnston 4, Phifer 2
Olympic- Anyah Scales 16, Jada Brigman 11, Long 9, Register 6, Terry 5, Wells 2
Wednesday’s Schedule
Big South 3A
Stuart Cramer at Crest, ppd
Western Foothills 3A
Fred T. Foard at Statesville
South Piedmont 1A-2A
Bessemer City at Thomas Jefferson Academy (girls)
East Gaston at Shelby (boys)
Metro 8 1A
Bradford Prep at Union Academy (girls)
Nonconference
Arborbrook Christian at Anson County (boys)
Draughn at Freedom
East Lincoln at Lincolnton
Forsyth Country Day at Davidson Day
Jesse Carson at Central Davidson
Lake Norman Christian at Carter Woodson (girls)
Thursday
Southwestern 4A
Providence at Charlotte Catholic (boys)
CISAA
Charlotte Christian at Cannon School
Mountain Foothills 2A
Brevard at R-S Central
Yadkin Valley 1A-2A
Albemarle at Jay M. Robinson
Metro 8 1A
Queens Grant Charter vs. Apprentice Academy (boys), at Concord’s Carolina Courts
Nonconference
Arborbrook Christian at Covenant Classical (boys)
Burns at East Rutherford
Concord Academy at High Point Christian
Indian Land (SC) at Elevation Prep (boys)
Monroe Shining Light at Matthews Christian (boys)
Piedmont at Forest Hills
South Davidson at Gray Stone Day
South Guilford Home School at Greater Cabarrus Stallions
South Stanly at North Rowan (boys)
SouthLake Christian at North Hills Christian
Woodlawn School at Hickory Christian (boys)
This story was originally published January 11, 2022 at 9:37 PM.
