Friday’s Boys Rewind: Chambers stops North Meck in OT. ‘People got their money’s worth’
How the Boys Sweet 16 Fared
| Rk. | School | Class | Rec. | Friday |
| 1 | Weddington | 4A | 21-0 | d. Porter Ridge 58-56 |
| 2 | J.L. Chambers | 4A | 16-5 | d. North Mecklenburg 75-73 OT |
| 3 | Carmel Christian | IND | 20-3 | idle |
| 4 | North Mecklenburg | 4A | 18-4 | lost 75-73 to Chambers, OT |
| 5 | Central Cabarrus | 3A | 20-0 | d. West Rowan 81-38 |
| 6 | Providence Day | IND | 20-5 | d. Charlotte Country Day 67-45 |
| 7 | Charlotte Latin | 4A | 20-3 | d. Charlotte Christian 52-49 |
| 8 | Richmond County | 4A | 19-1 | d. Lee County 84-59 |
| 9 | Ardrey Kell | 4A | 14-4 | d. Harding 48-46 |
| 10 | Gaston Day | 2A | 21-3 | lost 60-43 to Northside Christian |
| 11 | Myers Park | 4A | 13-6 | d. Berry 76-39 |
| 12 | West Charlotte | 3A | 15-6 | idle |
| 13 | Mooresville | 4A | 18-1 | d. West Cabarrus 69-59 |
| 14 | Northside Christian | 2A | 19-7 | d. Gaston Day 60-43 |
| 15 | Robinson | 2A | 17-3 | d. South Stanly 88-31 |
| 16 | Cox Mill | 3A | 14-6 | d. Lake Norman 64-57 |
No. 2 Chambers holds off No. 4 North Meck in OT
After trailing for most of the game, Chambers made a late fourth-quarter push to send Friday’s game with rival North Meck into overtime.
And then South Carolina commit Daniel Sanford came up big.
He had four points in the extra period, 31 for the game, and led the Cougars to a 75-73 win, cementing a regular-season sweep of their rivals from Huntersville.
“It was what was expected,” Cougars’ Head Coach Brian Frasier said after the game. “People got their money’s worth tonight. We played tough and they played tough. They are a good team and that is why it went into overtime.”
The first quarter was everything fans could have hoped for -- a lot of physicality and pace. Sanford came out hot, with 10 points in the first quarter. Still, it took a late three-point basket by Jaylen Curry for Chambers to tie the game at 15 at the end of the period.
In the second quarter, North Mecklenburg appeared to be running away, led by College of Charleston recruit Jordan Crawford. But Chambers was able to go in at halftime just down five.
The third quarter was all but a carbon copy of the second as North Mecklenburg would jump out quickly out of the halftime break, only to allow the Cougars to fight their way back. Curry did not start the second half due to foul trouble but came back in and immediately got an assist to Sanford.
Coming out in the fourth quarter, the Vikings looked poised to maintain their lead matching the Cougars shot for shot. But after a steal by Curry, Nick Ward hit the biggest shot of the game to tie the game late in the fourth. Curry would secure another loose ball and have a good look to win the game in regulation, but it was not to be.
Overtime was a defensive battle. After being knotted at 68 apiece, Chambers would score just seven points in the extra period, but apair of late free throws by Sanford capped off the comeback win. After trailing by more than 15 at one point in the first half, the Cougars found a way to come back again and get the win.
“I am happy we came out with the win,” coach Frasier said. “They executed some things and started off well, but we were able to come out down the stretch, get some things done, and get the win.”
For Sanford, this is his second 30 plus point performance against the Vikings this season. For him, this rivalry is personal, and he is elated that his team was able to get the regular-season sweep after losing to the Vikings his previous three seasons.
“Get back,” Sanford exclaimed. “It’s been three years, and they have been sweeping us so it feels good to get them back.”
THREE WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE
Daniel Sanford, Chambers: Sanford had 31 points in the game, but what goes unnoticed is his defense in this game. He got in the passing lane and forced a lot of Viking turnovers in the game. His free throw shooting ended up being a big difference-maker in this game as well.
Jordan Crawford, North Mecklenburg: Crawford had 29 points to lead the Vikings. He put his team on his back down the stretch of the fourth quarter to try and prevent the Cougar comeback but fell just short in the end.
Jaylen Curry, Chambers: After not playing much of the second and third quarter due to foul trouble, Curry came out in the fourth very aggressive on both sides of the ball. He was able to get to the rim and the free-throw line in the fourth. He got a big steal which led to the game-tying three-point basket as well.
WORTH MENTIONING
▪ These two could meet twice more -- in the conference tournament championship game and in the playoffs.
▪ After missing his first four free throws, Cougar big man Maurio Hanson went 4-for-4 down the stretch of the game.
WHAT’S NEXT?
Chambers moves to 16-5 on the season and a perfect 9-0 in conference play. They will travel to Mallard Creek on Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. For North Mecklenburg, they fall to 18-4 and 8-2 in conference play. They will host Hopewell on Feb. 8, also at 7:30 p.m.
PHOTOS: North Meck at Chambers
Friday’s Boys #BIG5 Top Performers
Quave Propst-Allison, Providence Day: On senior night, the Chargers senior point guard had 19 points, eight rebounds and five assists in a 67-45 win over Charlotte Country Day. Propst-Allison also scored his 1,000th career point in the game.
Philly Harris, Freedom: game-high 33 points in a 89-81 win over Ashe County.
Christian Herring, Mooresville: 22 points, seven rebounds in a 69-59 win over West Cabarrus
Evan Smith, Ardrey Kell: career-high 28 points in a 48-46 win over Harding. Smith, who made a career-high five 3-point shots, made his final one -- a game-winner -- with 1.1. seconds left.
Kany Tchanda, Concord Academy: 21 points, 12 rebounds in a 63-49 win over SouthLake Christian.
Friday’s Boys Basketball Recaps
SOUTH MECK 4A
Myers Park 76, Berry Academy 37 ... The Mustangs (13-6, 6-2) held a share of first place, behind A.J. White’s 19 points. Elijah Strong added 14.
Ardrey Kell 48, Harding 46 ... The Knights (14-4, 6-2) won a tight one on the road, as Evan Smith hit a game-winning 3-point field goal with 1.1 seconds left. Smith had five 3’s on the night and finished with a game-high 28 points.
Olympic 58, South Mecklenburg 56 ... The Trojans ended South Mecklenburg’s title hopes, scoring the game’s final eight points.
SOUTHWESTERN 4A
Rocky River 77, Providence 53 ... The Ravens (12-6, 8-2) outscored the Panthers 46-23 in the second half and took over first place in the conference.
Charlotte Catholic 49, Butler 41 ... The host Cougars (14-9, 8-3) edged ahead of Butler (10-9, 7-3) in the race for second place. Ty Black’s 3-pointer had put Butler within 44-41 in the closing 90 seconds, but Charlotte Catholic got the win by hitting five free throws down the stretch.
Independence 56, East Mecklenburg 49 ... Ralph Johnson’s 14 points and seven rebounds carried the Patriots. Sabastian Taylor added 12. The loss was the second in a row for the Eagles and essentially ended their regular-season title hopes.
GREATER METRO 4 4A
Mooresville 69, West Cabarrus 59 ... Christian Herring scored 22 points, and K.C. Shaw totaled 16 points, 12 rebounds and six assists for Mooresville (18-1, 9-1).
Cox Mill 64, Lake Norman 57 ... The Chargers (13-6, 8-1) got 16 points from C.J. Wilson and 14 apiece from Rasheed Baldwin and Marcus Morgan.
SOUTHERN CAROLINA 4A
Weddington 58, Porter Ridge 56 ... The top-ranked Warriors (21-0, 8-0) rallied and staved off an upset bid by the host Pirates (17-6, 7-2). Porter Ridge led 39-28 early in the third quarter and 44-40 after three periods. Evan Morton scored 18 for Weddington, and Kyle Frazier added 17 points, seven rebounds and five assists.
NORTHWESTERN 3A-4A
Alexander Central 58, South Caldwell 35 ... Dusty Sigmon (10 rebounds) and Avery Cook (21 points) lifted the Cougars (18-3, 6-1). Trey Ramsey and Jordan Bentley each scored 13 for South Caldwell.
BIG SOUTH 3A
Crest 83, Forestview 41 ... The Chargers (15-2, 10-0) raced to a 46-11 halftime lead and coasted.
Kings Mountain 89, Stuart Cramer 77 ... Will Kelly scored 43 points for the Storm (16-5, 7-5), but the Mountaineers (12-7, 9-1)
SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A
East Rowan 69, Jesse Carson 64 ... Dylan Valley scored 22 for East Rowan.
Lake Norman Charter 68, South Rowan 48 ... Charlie Fox scored 15 points and Jake Magnuson added 10 for the Knights.
Central Cabarrus 81, West Rowan 38 ... The host Vikings (20-0, 10-0) clinched at least a title for the conference title.
WESTERN FOOTHILLS 3A
East Lincoln 66, St. Stephens 51 ... The Mustangs (19-3, 11-1) led only 29-28 at the half but started the third quarter on a 9-2 run, behind baskets from Landon Glezen, Logan Craig, Keandre Walker and Jeremiah Jones.
Hickory 91, West Iredell 53 ... Freshman Jamien Little scored 19 points and Jayden Maddox added 17 for Hickory (19-1, 9-1).
METROLINA ATHLETIC
Northside Christian 60, Gaston Day 43 ... Wesley Tubbs had 10 points, 10 rebounds and four assists, as Northside (19-7, 8-3) knocked off regular-season champion Gaston Day (21-3, 10-2). Sam Cogan led the victors with 17 points, and Mychael Mitchell added 15.
Metrolina Christian 75, Westminster Catawba 46 ... Dylan Houston’s 23 points and C.J. Harris’ 10 rebounds led the Warriors.
CATAWBA SHORES 1A-2A
Lincoln Charter 71, Community School of Davidson 42 ... The visiting Eagles (17-4, 8-0) clinched the regular-season title, as Jameen Moore scored 23 points and added six steals and six assists. Elijah Burnett scored 13. The Spartans dropped to 10-8, 5-3.
Christ the King 60, Pine Lake Prep 42 ... Dillon Kocher had a double-double (12 points, 10 rebounds) for the victors.
METRO 8 1A
Carolina International 81, Cabarrus Charter 67 ... Kimman Power’s 23 points led the Comets (11-8, 9-0). Jermayne Brewton added 17.
Queens Grant Charter 98, Piedmont Community Charter 70 ... Queens Grant Charter (15-5, 8-2) rolled on the road, setting up a big Saturday afternoon game at Carolina International School.
Monster tournament at Northside Christian Saturday
Some of the nation’s top teams will play in a tournament sponsored by Big Shots Basketball this weekend at Northside Christian.
Combine Academy is ranked No. 38 nationally in the Ball is Life Fab 50 and the Goats will face a national power in Huntington Prep in Saturday’s featured game, and on Sunday, Combine will play Mikey Williams’ Vertical Academy team.
Also Saturday, Arizona power AZ Compass faces Vertical Academy at 6.
Tickets are $25. Games will be streamed at BallerTV
SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE
1 of 1 Academy vs. Winston-Salem Christian, 3 p.m.
Liberty Heights National vs. Lake Norman Christian, 4:30
AZ Compass vs. Vertical Academy, 6
Huntington Prep vs. Combine Academy, 7:30
SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE
Liberty Heights National vs. NC GBB National, 3
Huntington Prep vs. 1 of 1 Academy, 4:30
Combine Academy vs. Vertical Academy, 6
AZ Compass vs. Moravian Prep, 7:30
Friday’s Boys Basketball Boxscores
NO. 1 WEDDINGTON 58, PORTER RIDGE 56
Porter Ridge--14 19 11 12 56
Weddington—17 9 14 18 58
PORTER RIDGE 56—Nathaniel Stout 2, C. J Anthony 4, Greg Wenger 8, Jacob Anderson 10, Isaiah Williams 16, Kyler Harris 13, Tristan Stitt 6
WEDDINGTON 58—Jack Ellyson 6, Chase Lowe 11, Evan Morton 18, Bill Abrams 2, A. J Cook 4, Kyle Frazier 17
Notable: Evan Morton led the Warriors with 18 points on 7 of 11 shooting to push Weddington (21-0, 8-0) edge Porter Ridge and secure the Southern Carolina 4A Conference Championship. Berni Tah gathered 7 rebounds, including 4 on the offensive end during critical minutes down the stretch. The Warriors will play Marvin Ridge twice next week on Wednesday (rescheduled game due to weather) and Friday (Senior Night at Weddington) to wrap up regular season conference play.
Records: Weddington 21-0 (8-0), Porter Ridge 17-6 (7-2)
NO. 2 CHAMBERS 75, NO. 4 NORTH MECKLENBURG 73 OT
North Meck 15 20 15 18 5 -- 73
Chambers 15 15 13 25 7 -- 75
CHAMBERS 75 -- Jaylen Curry 11, Antoine Piper 6, Nick Dorn 10, Kendall Smith 4, Maurio Hanson 13, Daniel Sanford 31
Notable: Jaylen Curry 11 points, 7 assists, 3 rebounds, 2 steals; Nick Dorn 10 points, 3 point shot to send into overtime; Daniel Sanford 31 points, 10 rebounds
NO. 5 CENTRAL CABARRUS 81, WEST ROWAN 38
WEST ROWAN 8 15 7 8 38
CENTRAL CABARRUS 28 28 11 14 81
WEST ROWAN 38 – P. Simpson 2, W. Givens 8, K. Norman 2, J. Noble 5, E. Homes 6, B. Cowan 11, L. Jacobs 4
CENTRAL CABARRUS 95 – Jaiden Thompson 17, Chase Daniel 19, Carson Daniel 8, Gavin Bullock 14, Adriel Miller 9, Jay’ Kwon Diaz-Cruz, E. Baker 1, M. Murray 2, E. Ford 11, C. Johnson, J. Baker, DJ Kent
Notable: Central Cabarrus is averaging 83.15 points per game while giving up 47.85 points per game for a plus 35.30. Central is averaging 20.9 steals per game and 20.7 assists per game.
Central Cabarrus 20-0/10-0 West Rowan 8-7/6-4
NO. 6 PROVIDENCE DAY 67, CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 45
Providence Day — 67
Charlotte Country Day — 45
PROVIDENCE DAY 67 -- Riley Allenspach 16, Donovan Atwell 10, Propst-Allison 19, Horton 6, Prunty 5, Scott 5, Hailey 6
CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 45 -- Gardner 5, Bethel 12, Turner 2, O’Neil 5, Alessi 10, Mermans 2, Bigham 9
Notable: Quave Propst-Allison led Providence Day with 19 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists. Riley Allenspach chipped in with 16 points and 6 rebounds. Bryce Scott pulled down 7 rebounds and tallied 5 assists for the Chargers.
Records: Providence Day 20-5, 7-1; Charlotte Country Day 14-13, 1-7
NO. 7 CHARLOTTE LATIN 52, CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 49
CC 6 10 16 17--49
CL 11 18 11 12--52
CC--Cade Preston 19, Bryce Cash 15, Nicholson 6, King 4, Cash 3, Gilbert 2
CL--Ned Hull 17, Sean Rose 11, Jones 8, Haughton 6, Lavitt 6, Kaplan 4
Records: Latin 20-3, 6-2 Christian 13-12, 4-4
Game Notes: The Hawks won a hard fought battle at home Friday evening against the Knights 52-49. Latin was led by Ned Hull 17 points and Sean Rose 11 points. Christian was led by Cade Preston 19 points and Bryce Cash 15 points.
NO. 9 ARDREY KELL 48, HARDING 46
AK 12 12 11 13 - 48
Harding 12 10 14 10 - 46
ARDREY KELL 48 - Evan Smith 28, Brandon Nelson 10, Toni Akinyelu 7, Brett Freeman 2, Trent Gerald 1
Harding 46 - Blair 12, Dey 10, Thomas 9, Abraham 5, Dunn 5, Davis 3, Johnson 2
Records: AK record 14-4 conf 6-2
Notable: Evan Smith career high in points & 3pt made - 28 points, 5 3pt made & game winning 3pt with 1.1 sec left
NO. 11 MYERS PARK 76, BERRY 39
Berry - 5 20 8 6 = 39
Myers Park - 13 22 25 16 = 76
Berry - Josh Stevenson 10, Emmanuel Craig 8
Myers Park - Sadiq White Jr 19, Elijah Strong 14, Sir Mohammed 13, Sam Walters 10
Records: Berry - (3-13, 2-7); Myers Park - (13-6, 6-2)
NO. 13 MOORESVILLE 69, WEST CABARRUS 59
Mooresville 17 8 22 22 -- 69
West Cabarrus 14 21 8 16 -- 59
MOORESVILLE -- Christian Herring 22, KC Shaw 16, Evaan Ezhilan 9, Kyrell Shaw 8, Dane Stewart 4, AJ Parsley 4, Kawarn Howell 2, Dominic Reid 2.
Notable: Herring had 7 rebounds; KC Shaw had 12 rebounds and 6 assists; Ezhilan had 5 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 blocks; Stewart had 5 rebounds, 6 assists, and 2 blocks; Parsley had 5 rebounds and 5 assists.
Record: 18-1
NO. 14 NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN 60, NO. 10 GASTON DAY 43
Gaston Day 11 13 5 14 43
Northside Christian 18 12 19 11 60
GASTON DAY 43 -- Chris Britt 18, Evan Montanari 8, Colin Fayed 7, Callum Richard 6, Ayron Jackson 4
NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN 60 -- Mitchell 17, Cogan 17, Tubbs 10, Perkins 6, Goudelock 4, Lubumba 4, Mattocks 2
Gaston Day Record: 21-3
Next Game: Tuesday, 2/8 v Hickory Grove Christian 5:30pm
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 58, SOUTH CALDWELL 35
Alexander Central 20 13 12 13 -- 58
South Caldwell 7 7 13 8 -- 35
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 58 -- Sigmon 3, Lowrance 3, Avery Cook 21, Grayson Presnell 8, Evan Presenll 18, G. Barnes 2, J. Barnes 1, Lasher 2
SOUTH CALDWELL 35 -- Trey Ramsey 13, Smith 5, Jordan Bentley 13, Johnson 2, Eggers 2
BESSEMER CITY 76, BURNS 65
BCHS- 16 18 18 24-76
BHS----12 18 13 22-65
BESSMER-Randall Pettus- 32,Nazari Smarr 16,Marshall Tucker 13 Terrance Smith 7,Jameer Holmes 6,Handsel Hughley 2
Burns-J Norris 13, L Wilson 13 K Surrat 12,R Thompson 10 J Phillips 7 K.Surrat 2,DDiaz 4 A Pearsons 4
Noticeable: Sophomore Guard Marshall Tucker Making His First Start Career High- 13 pts,6 rebs 5 assits
Bessemer City Record 15-3 Conf 8-1 Burns 5-14
CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 49, BUTLER 41
CCHS 12 10 12 15-- 49
BHS 14 6 9 12-- 41
CCHS- Pat Tivnan 15, Vaughn Thomas 14, Josh Williams 10, Noonan 4, Rossitch 2, Kernodle 2, Gates 2
BHS- Ty Black 12, Zion McDuffie 10, Peyton Scott 10, Showalter 5, Colbert 2, Hollloway 2
Notes: Butler moves to 10-9 (7-3). Catholic moves to 14-9 (8-3). Butler plays Providence on Wednesday. Catholic plays East Mecklenburg on Tuesday.
CHRIST THE KING 60, PINE LAKE PREP 42
Pine Lake 11 12 10 9 -- 42
CTK 7 15 16 22 -- 60
PLP - Patrick Schwaba 11 Morgan 9 Gower 6 Strickfaden 4 Magner 3 Johnson 2 Harper 2 Dignan 2 Coleman 2 Guilford 1
CTK Jesse Filiault 10 Baich 10 Locher 12 Clapp 6 Zuhosky 10 Tampoya 5 Francis 2
CONCORD ACADEMY 63, SOUTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 49
SouthLake 7 14 11 17 -- 49
Concord Academy 17 13 26 7 -- 63
SOUTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 49 -- Mica Hanlogton 17, Christian Monroe 9, Stabbs 5, McCollough 3, Watson 14, Sinorsin 1
CONCORD ACADEMY 63 -- Carson Cooke 2, Jayden Munson 10, Tucker Johson 6, Noah Van Bibber 8, DJ Cuttino 14, Albert Diarra 2, Kany Tchanda 21,
Notable: Concord Academy closed out regular season with 5 Wins in a Row. Soph. Kany Tchanda 21p, 21r, 1b, Sr. DJ Cuttino 17p, 6r, 6a, 5s
EAST LINCOLN 66, ST. STEPHENS 51
East LIncoln 12 17 21 16 -- 66
St. Stephens 9 19 12 11 -- 51
EAST LINCOLN 66 -- Landon Glezen 7, Logan Craig 11, Markell Clark 5, Jeremiah Jones 21, Drew Bean 9, Keandre Walker 7, Jackson Fannon 0, Mason Simmons 4, Eric Runyan 2, Nathan Kuthan 0
ST STEPHENS 51 -- Michael Watkins 2, Ji Ikard 13, Peyton Young 4, Luke Reid 7, Chip Hendren 2, Dayton Anderson 14, Josh Barkley 9
Of Note: East Lincoln is currently in 1st place in the Western Foothills 3A over the Hickory Red Tornadoes by ½ game...Jeremiah Jones had a career high 21 points while making 5 3-pointers, and also had 8 assists, 3 steals, and 3 rebounds.
Records: East Lincoln 19-3, 11-1; St. Stephens 11-4, 2-3
FREEDOM 89, ASHE COUNTY 81
Freedom: 14 27 24 24 = 89
Ashe: 12 18 22 29 = 81
Freedom: Philly Harris 33, Amore Connelly 26, Trey Ledford 10, Costello 8, McNaughton 4, Pollard 5
Ashe: Lemly 4, Poe 5, Harrison Langdon 12, Wesley Thompson 10, Austin Grogan 11, Jake Grubb 19, Sawyer Eller 18, Tomko 2
Freedom 14-6 (6-2) plays next at Watauga on Tuesday, Feb. 8th
HOPEWELL 71, WEST MECKLENBURG 55
Hopewell 18 14 13 27 - 73
WM 13 14 18 10 -- 55
HW 73 -- Watson 9, Horne 2, Eley 13, Moore 10, Thompson 15, Stewart 4, Harvey 12
WM 55 -- Gameriavulo 10 West 16 Richardson 6 Higgins 14 Henry 7 Jenkins 2
Notables: Tyler Thompson had a career-high 15 points, Quay Watson had a season high 10 assists
INDEPENDENCE 56, EAST MECKLENBURG 49
Independence : 12 10 15 19 -- 56
East Meck: 8 15 14 12 -- 49
INDEPENDENCE 56 -- Ralph Johnson 14, Sabastian Taylor 12, Jordan Appling 10, Brooks 9, Alberga 4, Jasper 3, McNair 2, D. Taylor 2,
EAST MECKLENBURG 49 -- Jordan Nevill 19, Jonah Lawrence 15, Kanye Johnson 11, Hicks 2, Williams 2
Independence Overall 11-10; Conference 5-5
East Meck Overall 13-9; Conference 6-4
LINCOLN CHARTER 71, COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DAVIDSON 42
Lincoln Charter 15 23 16 17 -- 71
Community School 8 11 11 12 -- 42
Lincoln Charter - Farley 8, Crawford 7, Moore 23, Flowers 6, Burnett 13, Johnson 3, Hudson 2, Bruce 3, Chambers 6
CSD - Johnson 6, Rouleau 2, Moran 2, Webb 5, Barrocas 1, Spurrier 4, C. Ferguson 6, M Ferguson 6, McLead 2, Steward 6, Sullivan 2
Notable: JJ Moore game high 23 with 6 steals and 6 assists. Elijah Burnett chipped in 13 for the Eagles.
LINCOLNTON 61, EAST BURKE 49
Lincolnton. 17. 16. 10. 18 -- 61
East Burke. 6 17. 13. 13 -- 49
Lincolnton 61 -- Jacob McGill 15, Brittain Burney 14, Will Blackburn 12, Deandre Smith 10, Heath 6, Stancil 2, Houser 2
East Burke 49 -- Christian Primm 15, Logan Coffey 11, Crump 7, Hudson 7, Cline 4, Hill 3, Langley 2
Records: Lincolnton 10-10 (8-2 CVAC), East Burke 3-14 (3-6 CVAC)
MALLARD CREEK 57, HOUGH 55
Hough 9 7 11 23 -- 55
Mallard Creek 8 9 15 25 -- 57
Hough -- Rashad McCormick 26, Melvin Sifford 10, Smith 6, Evans 6
Mallard Creek -- Davis 14, Ross 14, Cunningham 10, Hawkins 8, Connor 7, Walker 2, Sutherland 2
H - 5-16 (2-9)
MC - 12-8 (5-4)
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 75, WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 46
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 16 21 19 19 = 75
WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 10 10 11 15 = 46
MCA: Houston 23, Crumbie 14, Fisher-Davis 12, Harrist 6, Wilson Jr. 6, Knafelz 4, Deluca 2, McIntyre 2
Metrolina notable: Sr. Daylon Houston 23pts, 2rbs; Sr. CJ Harrist 6pts, 10asts, 4rbs...Metrolina Christian 14-15 (6-8) plays in the 1st Round of MAC Tournament on Tuesday, February 8th TBD.
NORTH LINCOLN 77, FRED T. FOARD 32
North Lincoln 18 34 12 13 77
Fred T. Foard 17 5 7 3 32
NORTH LINCOLN 77--Kellan Karr 15, Reed King 11, Connor Carson 10, Ben Corter 10, Jack Waggoner 9, Matt Heavner 5, Connor Risse 4, Jake Dedmon 4, Carter Black 3, Nate Lykins 3, Iverson Snell 2, Luke Custer
Fred T FOARD 32--Bess 9, Orndoff 7, Hartsoe 6, Helper 5, Davidyak 4, Hughes 1
North Lincoln 7-5 conference (13-8 overall)
OLYMPIC 58, SOUTH MECKLENBURG 56
Olympic Trojans 18 14 11 15 - 58
South Meck Sabres 13 12 17 14 - 56
OLYMPIC 58 - Nikayle Hodge 16, Jemez Herd 12, Demarco Reynolds 11, AJ Shaw 10, Cameron Burns 7, JD Terrell 2.
SOUTH MECK 56 - Bishop Boswell 20, Pete Moye 13, Sincere Rasul 12, Jalen Alexander 5, Jacob Newman 3, Will Rothacker 3.
ROCKY RIVER 77, PROVIDENCE 53
Rocky River 15 16 24 22 - 77
Providence 13 17 11 12 - 53
ROCKY RIVER 77 –- Lyles 27, Green 16, Franchi 9, Ham 8, Price 8, Bacchus 3, Ratchford 3, Brantley 2, Nevels 1
PROVIDENCE 53 -- Taylor 16, Howell 14, McGee 7, Lowery 5, Gaither 4, Van Rensalier 3, Badley 2, Freeman 2
SUN VALLEY 49, CUTHBERTSON 39
Sun Valley 13 13 9 14= 49
Cuthbertson 6 5 9 19= 39
SUN VALLEY 49 -- Tyree White 18, Mason 2, Daniel Valentine 13, Brown 5, Boldyn 6, Porter 2, Marsh 3
CUTHBERTSON 39 -- Max 8, Jared 2, Christian A. 9, Christian H. 2, Caleb 2, Calvin 5, Kaleb 11
Sun Valley 14-7
UNITED FAITH 64, VICTORY CHRISTIAN 19
UF: 17 20 17 10: 64
VC: 6 5 3 5: 19
UF: - Xavier McKelvey 19, Alex Bates 14, Marcus Willis 7
VC: Juan Rodriguez 6, Myles Smith 6, Elijah Mobley 4
W/L RECORDS: UF: 14-7; VC: 2-15
Thursday’s Boys Basketball Boxscores
CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 62, PROVIDENCE 48
Catholic 20 16 12 14 - 62
Providence 12 19 12 5 - 48
CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 62 – Tivnan 22, Williams 13, Thomas 12, Kernodle 8, Rossitch 5, Gates 2
PROVIDENCE 48 -- Detenber 12, Taylor 11, McGee 7, Lowery 6, Gaither 4, Singletary 3, Van Rensalier 3, Howell 2
GASTON CHRISTIAN 43, METROLINA CHRISTIAN 42
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 9 9 13 11 -- 42
GASTON CHRISTIAN 16 11 5 11 -- 43
MCA: Houston 16, Wilson Jr. 8, Fisher-Davis 6, McIntyre 6, Deluca 2, Harrist 2, Maul 2
Metrolina notable: Sr. Daylon Houston 16pts, 3asts; Jr. Michael Wilson Jr. 8pts, 11rbs, 2stls
WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 73, COMENIUS SCHOOL 66
Westminster Catawba: 18-18-18-19 -- 73
Comenius School: 15-13-22-16 -- 66
WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 73 -- K. Addie 6, Richard Black lll 13, Derek Bradley 22, Jalen Booker 11, Clarke 4, Rogers 6, Erich Harding 8, Kenan 1
COMENIUS SCHOOL 66 -- Best 2, Mike Jones 22, Fullenwiden 6, K. Promise 18, D. Hammonds 8, T. Bryson 10
Notable: Westminster Catawba (12-13) snapped a 2 game losing streak on Sr. Night. Rohahn Petiote and Richard Black III are the only two Seniors in the program. Westminster will close out their regular season and close out the MAC Conference on Friday night at Metrolina Christian Academy.
This story was originally published February 5, 2022 at 12:08 AM.
