Tuesday’s Girls Rewind: No. 3 Cannon gets big win over Country Day; scores, stars
How the Sweet 16 Fared
| Rk. | School | Cl. | Rec. | Tuesday |
| 1. | Myers Park | 4A | 13-5 | d. Harding 71-25 |
| 2. | Chambers | 4A | 12-5 | d. Hough 75-24 |
| 3. | Cannon | IND | 14-6 | d. Charlotte Country Day 53-44 |
| 4. | Providence Day | IND | 17-2 | d. Charlotte Christian 60-25 |
| 5. | Charlotte Catholic | 4A | 17-1 | d. Independence 51-40 |
| 6. | Salisbury | 2A | 12-1 | d. West Davidson 64-30 |
| 7. | Shelby | 2A | 12-2 | Cherryville, late |
| 8. | North Mecklenburg | 4A | 15-2 | idle |
| 9. | South Mecklenburg | 4A | 14-2 | d. Berry 71-22 |
| 10. | Watauga | 4A | 16-1 | d. Ashe County 56-47 |
| 11. | Lake Norman | 4A | 11-3 | d. AL Brown 65-33 |
| 12. | Northwest Cabarrus | 3A | 10-1 | d. East Rowan 52-31 |
| 13. | Alexander Central | 4A | 15-3 | lost 59-53 to Freedom |
| 14. | Freedom | 3A | 12-2 | d. Alexander Central 59-53 |
| 15. | East Rutherford | 2A | 16-0 | d. Chase 59-11 |
| 16. | Providence | 4A | 10-5 | idle |
PHOTOS: Charlotte Christian at Providence Day
NC statewide scores
Providence Day girls stop Christian
The Providence Day Chargers varsity girls’ team kept rolling with a 60-25 victory over Charlotte Christian. Jordyn Latter lead the Chargers with 18 points while Rachael Noonan paced Charlotte Christian with eight points.
“These are important conference games late in the season,” said Providence Day coach Josh Springer. “I was happy that we got off to such a fast start tonight. Christian was also shorthanded with one of its best players out for the game and that was unfortunate for them.”
The Chargers coach was still excited about Providence Day’s huge win one week ago over one of the top teams in state, when they defeated Charlotte Catholic 48-27 on the Martin Luther King holiday.
“Catholic is a terrific team, Bobby Conrad is an outstanding coach and the Cougars are loaded with talent. I liked our intensity on both ends of the floor, and Chandler Brooks had a great game defensively for us. We’re 17-2 after tonight’s win, with a big game at Cannon Friday night.”
Cannon handed Providence Day one if its two losses this season, a one-point defeat on January 11.
Tuesday’s Girls Recaps
Chambers 75, Hough 24 ... Mila Holloway’s 17 points and 10 steals helped the Cougars improve to 7-0 in the Queen City 3A-4A.
Charlotte Catholic 51, Independence 40 ... The Cougars ran their Southwestern 4A mark to 6-0 and stayed a game ahead of Garinger, which beat East Mecklenburg 51-36.
Providence Day 60, Charlotte Christian 25 ... The Chargers won their fifth straight game and improved to 4-1 in the CISAA, building a 35-7 halftime lead.
Hickory Ridge 70, Mooresville 34 ... The Ragin’ Bulls outscored Mooresville 29-5 in the second half and improved to 5-0 in Greater Metro 4 4A action.
Hunter Huss 57, South Point 36 ... Sophomore Myla Hoover scored 21 points and freshman Brooklyn Swann added 18 for the Huskies in their Big South 3A win.
Jesse Carson 61, Lake Norman Charter 46 ... Jesse Carson improved to 7-1 in the South Piedmont 3A, remaining a half-game ahead of Northwest Cabarrus. Mary Spry led the victors with 29 points, 10 rebounds and four blocked shots.
Northwest Cabarrus 52, East Rowan 31 ... The Trojans, now 6-1 in the South Piedmont 3A, got 14 points and 10 rebounds from Maddie Honeycutt.
West Rowan 68, South Rowan 30 ... De’Mya Phifer poured in 29 points, and the Falcons improved to 4-2 in the South Piedmont 3A.
Concord Academy 56, Hickory Grove Christian 35 ... Zoey Ward scored 16 points and Jade Steele added 12, as Concord Academy improved to 9-0 in the Metrolina Athletic Conference. Taylor Parker led Hickory Grove with 17.
-- Steve Lyttle
Tuesday’s #BIG5 Top Performers
Mila Holloway, Chambers: 17 points, 10 steals, three assists in a 75-24 win over Hough.
Senali Moss, South Mecklenburg: game-high 27 points plus five steals in a 71-22 win over Berry. She scored her 1,000th career point (watch below)
De’Mya Phifer, West Rowan: game-high 29 points in a 74-55 win over South Rowan.
Olivia Robertson, Mallard Creek: freshman had 22 points, 10 rebounds, two blocks in a 47-43 winover Hopewell.
Samyha Suffren, Cannon School: game-high 21 points in a 53-44 win over Charlotte Country Day. Cannon (14-6, 4-0 CISAA) won its eighth straight game.
Tuesday’s Girls Basketball Boxscores
NO. 2 CHAMBERS 75, HOUGH 24
Chambers: 17 26 17 15 -- 75
Hough:. 9. 5. 4. 6 -- 24
CHAMBERS 75 -- Mila Holloway 17 pts, 3 assists, 1 rebounds, and 10 steals, Trinity Moreland: 12 pts, 6 Rebounds, and 1 Block, Nykera Engle: 8 pts, 3 Steals, & 1 Rebound, Zoe Henderson: 8 pts, 4 Steals, 1 assist, Kay Decker: 6 pts, 3 Steals, and 1 assist, Aaliyah El: 6 pts, 1 Steal, & 1 Rebound, Amiaya Hall: 6 pts, 2 Rebounds, & 1 Block
NO. 3 CANNON SCHOOL 53, CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 44
Cannon 12 19 16 6 -- 53
CCDS 17 2 15 10 -- 44
Cannon - Samyha Suffren 21 Ashley Fowler 9 Trinity Mathis 6 Jamryah Cherry 6 Lili Booker 5 Maya McCorkle 3 Khloe Thompson 3
CCDS - Hudson Rixham 18 Mary Holland Waters 13 Margaret Blythe 6 George O’Neil 4 Lulu Sasz 3
Cannon 14-6 (4-0) 8 game win streak - next Friday v. Providence Day
CCDS 9 -10 (2-3) next - Friday v Latin.
NO. 4 PROVIDENCE DAY 60, CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 25
PDS 12-23-15-10—60
Christian 2-5-8-10—25
PDS:Jordyn Latter 20 Chandler Brooks 13 Lauren Jensen 12 Daly 1 Greer 3 Holgorsen 3 Levine 4 Swinson 4
Christian: Noonan 8 Thompson 2 Statter 4 Hinde 3 Borrego 4 Swilling 2 Coles 2
PDS Record 17-2, CISAA 4-1
NO. 5 CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 51, INDEPENDENCE 40
Catholic 14 12 15 10 -- 51
Independence 6 11 13 10 -- 40
Catholic 51 -- Blanca Thomas 15, Gracynn Gough 14, McMenamin 9, Diaz 5, McArdle 4, McKain 2, Fava 2
Independence 40 -- Kaylee Carson 19, Kamryn Kitchen 10, Moss 5, Clark 3, Burgess 2
Records: Catholic 17-1, 6-0; Independence 12-4, 3-2
NO. 9 SOUTH MECKLENBURG 71, BERRY 22
SM 32 18 11 10 - 71
Berry 2 6 8 6 -22
SM- Senali Moss 27 , Anastasia Sinclair 20, M Houpt 6, Miller 6, KHoupt 4 ,Johnston 2, Williams 4, Heaslet 2
BERRY 22 -- Maleigha Jackson 12, Bennett 4, Snead 2, Rowell 1, Smith 1
NO. 10 WATAUGA 56, ASHE COUNTY 47
Watauga 18. 9. 14. 15. 56
Ashe County 7 8 14 18 47
Watauga scoring: Kate Sears 23, Laurel Kiker 8, Charlotte Torgerson 8, Brelyn Myers 4, Kaitlyn Darner 3
Ashe County: Katie Woods 17, Jayden Jones 12, Morgan Phipps 7, Paige Overcash 5, Jordan Jones 4, Macie Miller 2
NO. 11 LAKE NORMAN 65, AL BROWN 33
Lake Norman 16 17 19 13 -- 65
AL Brown 10 10 10 3 3-- 3
LAKE NORMAN 65 -- Aly Wadkovsky 14, Addison Sirianni 11, Alexis Shehan 10, Madison Saunders 7, Kirsten Lewis-Williams 6, Sam Shehan 6, Adason Buoniconti 3, Carly Reilly 3, Aliya Williams 3, Leigh Marks 2
AL BROWN 33 -- A Flood 8, A Green 8, S Faulkner 5, X Estela 3, M Foster 3 K Yow 4, L Grier 2
NO. 14 FREEDOM 59, NO. 13 ALEXANDER CENTRAL 53
Alexander Central 14 13 14 12 - 53
Freedom 13 18 8 20 - 59
Alexander Central 53 - C. Stikeleather 21, M. Jenkins 12, s. Hayes 11, Herman 9, Walter 3, McDaniel, Jarett.
Freedom 59 - Christena Rhone 17, Zakiah King 13, Stevee McGee 12, Sta. McGee 8, Demiter 7, Caldwell 2, Galdden, Ollis.
CARSON 61, LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 46
LNC 10 9 11 16 -- 46
C 14 15 20 12 -- 61
LNC 46 – Marissa Sorvillo 19, Jade Taylor 9, Brooklin Leak 8, Julia Zelando 5, Kayla Patel 3, Kailyn Kilpatrick 2
SR 61 – Mary Spry 29, Camden Corley 8, Hannah Irley 6, Makayla Johnson 6, Aliayah White 4, Riley Irley 4, Allie Marnin 3, Kendall Barbee 1
CENTRAL CABARRUS 61, CONCORD 18
CCHS: 20, 22, 8, 11 -- 61
Concord: 0, 11, 4, 3 -- 18
CENTRAL CABARRUS 61 -- Mariah Barrie 12, Louella Blanchard 12, Kyra Lewis 11,
CONCORD 18 -- Jackson 8, Williams 3
CHARLOTTE LATIN 63, CHARLOTTE LATIN 49
Covenant Day School 4 9 13 23 49
Charlotte Latin 15 17 16 15 63
COVENANT DAY SCHOOL 53 - Eseosa Imafidon 21, Alexis Hailey 9, Jacqueline Giftos 10, Taylor Houseton 1, Taylor Easter 8
CHARLOTTE LATIN 63 -- Shannon 23, Schleusner 16, Hume 7, Archibald 5, Vandiver 3, McMahon 2, Mayes 6, Poole 1
Records: Covenant 7-11; 0-5; Charlotte Latin 13-4; 4-1
EAST BURKE 50, BANDYS 36
BHS - 6 5 6 19 = 36
EBHS - 13 10 20 7 = 50
BHS: Macy Rummage 10, Annie Andrews 9, Logan Dutka 8, Kate Dutka 4, Caroline McIntosh 3, Jada Spake 2
EBHS: A. Grigg 19, B. Stilwell 9, T. Bostain 9, S. Powell 8, K. Turner 5
Records: BHS Lady Trojans: 9 - 7 Overall, 3 - 3 Conference
EAST LINCOLN 61, STATESVILLE 48
ELHS: 17 14 14 16- 61
SHS: 3 12 6 7- 28
ELHS: Hailey McFadden 13, Madison Self 12, , G. Overbay 8, T. Martin 4, A. Hege 4, K. Campo 4, R. Ross 4, M. Maggs 3, M. Bissinger 3, T. Thomas 3, D. Ross 2, G. Harpster 1
SHS: Nakayla White- Conner 14, B. Gooden 5, S. Davidson 4, T. Swift 4, S. Johnson 1
Noteables: Hailey McFadden with her 3rd Double Double of the season 13, pts, 13 rebs, 2 steals and 2 assists. Madison Self with her 8th Double Double of the season12 pts, 18 rebs, 3 steals 1 assist
ELHS: (14-2, 6-0) Next Game @ North Lincoln 1/26/22
SHS: ( 2-13, 2-5) Next Game vs Hickory 1/26/22
HICKORY RIDGE 70, MOORESVILLE 34
Mooresville 11. 18. 4. 1 -- 34
Hickory Ridge. 25. 16. 17. 12 -- 70
MOORESVILLE 34 -- Goins 13, L. Davis 9, Callelas 5, Piper 3, S. Davis 3, Lane 1
HICKORY RIDGE 70 -- Fearne 19, Lewis 15, McClary 12, Leathers 8, Cook 6, Walters 6, Evans 2, Copeland 2
Notable: Hickory Ridge moves to 11-4 while Mooresville drops to 7-9.
HUNTER HUSS 57, SOUTH POINT 36
SP - Maddie Frank 8 pts., Lexi Birtwistle 8 pts., Dajshia Foust 12 rebounds, Lilly Gregory 10 rebounds
Next game - Wednesday, January 26th at Forestview ppd from Friday, January 14th due to Covid protocols
KINGS MOUNTAIN 49, NORTH GASTON 32
KM 8 12 15 14 — 49
NG 10 8 5 9 — 32
KINGS MOUNTAIN- Saniya Wilson 20, Khalia King 14, Austyn Dixon 4, CoRey Simpson 4, Tyasya Bell 3, Alayna Patrick 2, Myracle Davis 2
NORTH GASTON - Sydnee Walls 16, Whitney Brown 8, Bailey Perry 5, Taaliyah Thomason 2, Kelsey Bare 1
Notes: KM improves to 11-2 (8-0 Big South 3A). Will play at home against Crest on Tuesday. JV girls start the action at 4 pm. The Shelby game scheduled for 1/26 has been postponed. No date has been set.
KM Notable: Saniya Wilson 20 pts, 6 reb, 5 assists, 3 steals; Khalia King 14 pts; Austyn Dixon 4 pts, 10 reb; CoRey Simpson 4 pts, 4 reb, 2 blocks; Tyasya Bell 3 pts, 5 reb, 2 assists, 2 steals; Alayna Patrick 2 pts, 4 reb, 4 assists, 5 steals; Myracle Davis 2 pts, 3 reb
LINCOLN CHARTER 60, LANGTREE CHARTER 37
LCHS 19 20 07 14 -- 60
LANG 08 06 08 15 -- 37
LCHS 60 -- Maddie Lusk 20 points, Lauren Horton 17 points, Kallie Lusk 8 points, Grace Rinaldo 7 points, Haleigh Henson 5 points, Kenzie Ross 2 points, Olexa King 2 points
LANGTREE CHARTER 37 --D. Whitley 19 points, K. Heard 12 points, M. Butler 4 points, Z. Hasvell 2 points
Notables: Kenzi Ross continues her “Block Party”, adding 4 more blocks to her conference leading total.
MALLARD CREEK 47, HOPEWELL 43
Mallard Creek 12 6 14 15 -- 47
Hopewell 17 12 4 10 -- 43
MALLARD CREEK 47 - - Toscano 4, Cayla Digsby 10, Olivia Robertson 22, Horne 8, Tapley 2, Farmer 1
HOPEWELL 43 - - Wall 9, Daniels 8, McManus 3, Carter 4, M. Gibson 16, Cunningham 3
Notable: Freshman, Olivia Robertson, finished with 22 points, 10 rebounds, and 2 blocks. Senior, Cayla Digsby, finished with 10 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 assists.
Records: Mallard Creek 11-6 overall, 3-3 league
MARVIN RIDGE 70, CUTHBERTSON 64 OT
Marvin 22 9 14 11 14 - 70
Cuthbertson 14 20 13 9 8 - 64
CUTHBERTSON 64 -- Ruby Williams 29, Natalie Bair 15, Amanda Sacoto 10,Reagan Iovino 5, Taylor Allen 3, Marissa Nola 2
MARVIN RIDGE 70 -- Zahra Douglas 26, Kyndall Shivers 11, Reese Fritz 10, Riley Smith 9, Kayla Lee 7, Kathryn Palmer 5
Notable: Marvin 18-21 from the line and 8-8 from the line in overtime. Riley Smith was 4-4 in overtime from the line....Natalie Bair 5-7 from 3, Ruby Williams (fts) 11-12 and 9rebounds, Amanda Sacoto, 9 rebounds
NEWTON-CONOVER 69, LINCOLNTON 31
Newton-Conover 13 18 19 19 = 69
Lincolnton 6 7 12 6 = 31
Newton-Conover: Cassidy Geddes 27 pts, 7 rebounds, 7 rebounds, 7 assist, 6 steals; Emma Fox 11 pts, 12 rebounds, 4 blocks; Hannah Watkins 8 pts. Lizzy Sain 8pts. Hadleigh Swagger 6 pts, Sara Sain 6 pts. Monet Wilson 3 pts.
Lincolnton: A. Hough 9, M. Sand-Odom 9, S. Rhyne 8, R. Sanders 2, C. Holland 2, E. Eudy 1, K. Ray, K. Thomas, C. Carpenter, E. Rhyne
Newton-Conover record 14 - 2 conference 5 - 1
Lincolnton record 3-11 conference 0-5
SOUTH CALDWELL 57, HIBRITEN 54
Hibriten 8 13 15 18 -- 54
South Caldwell 15 12 8 22 -- 57
HIBRITEN 54 -- Emma Poarch 10, Katie Story 24, Zoey Walker 10, Brown 6, Wike 2, Manuel 2, Oliver,
SOUTH CALDWELL 57 -- Olivia Miller 20, Anderson 2, Jackson 5, Phillips 2, Bumgarner 2, Katlyn Wynn 22, Heavener 4, Austin, Smith
Record: South Caldwell (11-3, 3-2)
STATESVILLE CHRISTIAN 47, DAVIDSON DAY 36
Statesville Christian 8 16 11 12 47
Davidson Day 6 6 11 13 36
STATESVILLE CHRISTIAN 47 -- Ansleigh Sherrill 4, Ava Hughes 6, Grace Cole 10, Brenna Rae Bentley 27
DAVIDSON DAY 36 -- Callie Pestana 2, Kierra Morrow 11, Madison Newman 2, Sky Moore 7, Caroline Donaldson14
Records: Davidson Day 5-6; Statesville Christian 11-4
WEST CABARRUS 53, COX MILL 35
West Cabarrus 12 13 19 9 53
Cox Mill 10 21 7 7 35
West Cabarrus Jade Clowney 19, Tyler Collins 17, Emonie Hicks 15, Finley 2,
Cox Mill Kylie Lewis 15, Bellany 2, Hiines 7, Farell 4, Fox 2, Perry 3, Tillmon 2
Notable: West Cabarrus was lead by junior Jade Clowney with 19 points, 5 assist and 2 steals. Followed by teammate sophomore Tyler Collins 17 points and 4 assist. Junior Emonie Hicks poured in 15 points grabbed 7 rebounds, dished out 3 assist and picked off 5 steals to lead the Wolverines to victory.
WEST CHARLOTTE 60, WEST MECKLENBURG 18
West Meck. 2. 9. 5. 2 = 18
West Charlotte. 19. 17. 14 10. = 60
WEST MECKLENBURG 18 -- Siah Wideman 2 , Amari Meadows 7, Sanyah Jennings 3 , Niya Robinson 6.
WEST CHARLOTTE 60 -- Falyn Alexis 10 , Jaylah Henderson 6 , Latayshia Andrews 2 , Jonnae Bennett 3 , Destiny Massey 6 , Tionna Galloway 4 , Paige Bowman 3 , Logan Laws-Taylor 2, Kaleyah McGill-Finley 2 , Alese Kerr 12 , Roniya Sims 2 , Ayianna Martin 4 , Meniah Hines 4.
WEST STANLY 52, CENTRAL ACADEMY 39
CATA 39 -- Kempf 2, Sarah Gamble 18, Pringle 1, Zoie Jordan 12, Smith 4.
WEST STANLY 52 -- Clayton 2, K. Helms 15, Cobb 1, Hartselle 2, Mauldin 6, Hall 6, A. Hughes 18, pollard 2.
Late Friday Boxscore
SOUTH CALDWELL 54, ASHE COUNTY 43
Ashe County 10 4 14 15 -- 43
South Caldwell 13 8 10 23 -- 54
ASHE COUNTY 43 -- Paige Overcash 10, Hudler 3, Phipps 1, Vannoy 4, Woods 3, Jay Jones 4, Jordan Jones 18, Wonsick, Miller, Salgado, Hamm
SOUTH CALDWELL 54 -- Olivia Miller 16, Anderson 4, Jackson 4, Phillips 4, Katlyn Wynn 16, Kylie Heavener 10, Austin, Bumgarner
Record: South Caldwell (10-3, 2-2)
Wednesday’s Schedule and Key games
Southwestern 4A
Charlotte Catholic at East Mecklenburg (boys), 6
Greater Metro 4 4A
A.L. Brown at South Iredell (girls), 6
West Cabarrus at Hickory Ridge
Big South 3A
Ashbrook at Forestview (boys), 7:30
Crest at Kings Mountain
Hunter Huss at Stuart Cramer
South Point at Forestview (girls), 6
Western Foothills 3A
East Lincoln at North Lincoln
Hickory at Statesville
St. Stephens at Fred T. Foard (girls), 5:30
West Iredell at North Iredell (boys), 6
Catawba Valley 2A
Bandys at Bunker Hill
Lincolnton at East Burke (girls), 6
Maiden at Lincolnton (boys), 6
Mountain Foothills 2A
Patton at R-S Central
Polk County at Hendersonville
Catawba Shores 1A-2A
Mountain Island Charter at Pine Lake Prep
Central Carolina 1A-2A
Lexington at South Davidson
West Davidson at East Davidson (boys), 6
Southern Piedmont 1A-2A
Highland Tech at Bessemer City
Thomas Jefferson Academy at East Gaston
Yadkin Valley 1A-2A
Jay M. Robinson at North Stanly (boys), 6
West Stanly at Union Academy (girls), 6
Western Highlands 1A-2A
Mountain Heritage at Avery County
Rosman at Madison County
Metro 8 1A
Sugar Creek Charter at Cabarrus Charter (boys), 6:30
Nonconference
Draughn at South Caldwell
Hopewell at Olympic
Monroe at Porter Ridge
Shelby at Kings Mountain
South Iredell at Statesville (boys), 6
WEDNESDAY’S BEST GAMES
(boys) Jay M. Robinson (5-0, 1st) at North Stanly (5-1, 2nd)
(boys) Patton (4-0, tie 1st) at R-S Central (4-0, tie 1st)
ALSO
(boys) Charlotte Catholic (4-1, tie 2nd) at East Meck (4-1, tie 2nd)
(girls) St. Stephens (3-1, tie 3rd) at Fred T. Foard (4-1, 2nd)
(girls) Shelby (def. 2A champ) at Kings Mountain (10-2)
FRIDAY’S BEST GAMES
BEST GAME
(boys) Ardrey Kell (4-1, tie 1st) at Myers Park (4-1, tie 1st)
(boys) Charlotte Catholic (4-1, tie 2nd) at Rocky River (5-1, 1st)
ALSO
(boys) Butler (3-2, 4th) at East Meck (4-1, tie 2nd)
(girls) Providence Day (2-1, 15-2, tie 2nd) at Cannon (3-0, 13-1, 1st)
(girls) Metrolina Christian-Concord Academy rematch, this time at Metrolina
(boys) West Caldwell (6-0, 1st) at Maiden (3-1, 3rd)
(boys) Corvian Community (4-1, 2nd) at Carolina International (5-0, 1st)
SATURDAY’S BEST GAMES
both Cannon-Latin games
This story was originally published January 25, 2022 at 8:54 PM.
