Saturday’s HS Basketball Rewind: Upsets, memorable games at Phenom Hoops MLK, area recaps
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Saturday’s Recaps
No. 2 Carmel Christian 52, No. 1 Myers Park: Down eight in the fourth quarter, Carmel Christian shut Myers Park down in the final four minutes to win in one of the most anticipated games in Mecklenburg County in five years. Jaeden Mustaf had 21 points, six rebounds and Bryce Cash 16 points and 11 rebounds to lead Carmel. Khamani Wertz added 11. For Myers Park, Sir Mohammed had 16 points, five rebounds and Bishop Boswell had 11 and Elijah Strong 10.
No. 5 Cannon 72, No. 12 East Mecklenburg 64: Cannon jumped out to a 24-9 lead in the first quarter, but East Mecklenburg rallied and got close in the fourth quarter. East’s Jordan Nevill, who scored 42 points Friday, had 30 more against Cannon. Teammate Jonah Lawrence had 25 points, nine rebounds and two assists. Austin Swartz and Sean Birmingham had 21 points each for Cannon.
Greensboro Day 48, No. 9 Chambers 47 OT: Chambers was up four and on the free throw line with less than 30 seconds left in regulation, but the Cougars missed. Greensboro Day’s Jaydon Young scored to force overtime, and the Bengals held on in overtime after Chambers missed a potential shot to win the game.
Asheville School 67, Rocky River 44: Derin Saran had 21 points, six assists, four rebounds and three steals to spark his team to an easy win at the MLK Showcase at Carmel Christian. Asheville School led 15-5 after the first quarter and never looked back. Rocky River got 20 points, two rebounds and two steals from Shamari Johnson.
Butler 58, Covenant Day 50: Butler won its sixth straight game and for the eighth time in nine tries at the Phenom Hoops MLK Showcase at Carmel Christian. The Bulldogs led 44-27 at the start of the fourth quarter before Covenant Day made a late push. Butler’s Zion McDuffie had 24 points, seven rebounds, five steals and four assists. Teammate Tyler Showalter had 18 points, six rebounds, three steals and three assists. Chris Rivens (19 points, six rebounds) led Covenant Day.
Indian Land 85, No. 8 Concord Academy 65: Indian Land ran out to a 40-26 halftime and made it stick, pulling off a big upset at Carmel Christian Saturday. For Indian Land, Michael Jones had 25 points, five rebounds, seven assists and four steals. Sincere Rasul had 19 points, five rebounds, five assists and Jareece Breedon had 17 points and 10 rebounds. Avion Pinner had 19 points, nine rebounds and five assists for Concord Academy.
Saturday’s #BIG5 Top Performers
Bryce Cash, Carmel Christian: 16 points, 11 rebounds, four assists and a block in a 52-51 comeback win over nationally ranked Myers Park.
Michael Jones, Indian Land: 25 points, seven assists, five rebounds and four steals in an 85-65 upset win over No. 8 Concord Academy.
Derin Seran, Asheville School: 21 points, six assists, four rebounds and three steals in a 67-44 win over Rocky River.
Taylor Smith, Central Cabarrus girls: 13 points, eight assists and four steals in a 63-34 win over Charlotte Christian.
Jaydon Young, Greensboro Day: 28 points, six rebounds, two assists in an overtime win over Chambers. His point total including a difficult spinning layup to force overtime.
Saturday’s Boys Boxscores
NO. 2 CARMEL CHRISTIAN 52, MYERS PARK 51
Carmel Christian 17 9 10 16 -- 52
Myers Park 13 9 18 9 -- 51
CARMEL CHRISTIAN 52 -- Freeman 2, Khamani Wertz 11, Jaeden Mustaf 21, Bryce Cash 16, Burnham 2, Silver 2
MYERS PARK 51 -- White 5, Bishop Boswell 11, Lynch 2, Sir Mohammed 16, Elijah Strong 10, Sam Walters 7
NO. 5 CANNON SCHOOL 72, NO. 12 EAST MECKLENBURG 64
Cannon 17 20 15 20 -- 72
East Meck 9 15 22 18 -- 64
CANNON SCHOOL 72 -- Austin Swartz 21, Claggett 8, Lee 3, Isaiah Henry 13, Ingram 6, Sean Birmingham 21
EAST MECK 64 -- Jordon Nevill 30, Jonah Lawrence 25, Hicks 5, White 4
INDIAN LAND 85, NO. 8 CONCORD ACADEMY 65
INDIAN LAND 85 -- Sincere Rasul 19, Michael Jones 25, Nelson 4, Jareece Breeden 17, Johnson 2, Tyler Callahan 12, Recker 1
CONCORD ACADEMY 65 -- JJ Moore 16, Cooke 4, Avion Pinner 19, Tate 5, Swinger 1, Potter 6, Peter Asceric 14
GREENSBORO DAY 48, NO. 9 CHAMBERS 47 OT
GREENSBORO DAY 48 -- Reese Jr. 3, Jaydon Young 28, Stainback 2, Carrier 3, Newkirk 2, Bachman 7
CHAMBERS 47 -- M. Brown 8, Dorn 6, J. Brown 9, Patton 2, Jackson 2, Bouie 9, Maurio Hanson 11
ASHEVILLE SCHOOL 67, ROCKY RIVER 44
Asheville School 15 10 20 22 -- 67
Rocky RIver 5 15 14 10 -- 44
ASHEVILLE SCHOOL 67 -- Michael Mora 10, Ryan Soulis 10, Holdbrook 5, Oklu 2, Derin Saran 21, Kocaman 8, Donlon 9
ROCKY RIVER 44 -- Torres 3, Ross 6, Price 3, Alston 2, Shamari Johnson 20, Dunn 2, Lyles 8
BUTLER 58, COVENANT DAY 50
Butler 19 12 13 14 -- 58
Covenant Day 12 8 7 23 -- 50
BUTLER 58 -- Zion McDuffie 24, Tyler Showalter 18, Soutzos 4, Currence 5, Youngblood 1, Johnson 2, Holloway 2, Harris 2
COVENANT DAY 50 -- Elijah Green 12, Shipp 7, Chris Rivens 19, Weaver 2, Penosky 8, Anderson 2
PORTER RIDGE 48, SUN VALLEY 47
Porter Ridge 10 13 13 17 -- 48
Sun Valley 17 9 11 10 -- 47
PORTER RIDGE 48 -- Kyler Harris 21, Tristan Stitt 3, Jordan Mike 6, Justin Shamaker 3, Dennis Kurucu 11, Ethan Adams 2, Ian Pownell 4
SUN VALLEY 47 -- Nathan Tavares 4, Tyree White 18, Keegan Mason 8, Cameron Cabble 8, Daviaughn Brockington 3, Brady Turift 2, Kaeln Marsh 7
Notable: Kyler Harris hit the go ahead layup with 17 seconds left.
Saturday’s Girls Boxscores
EAST RUTHERFORD 50, NO. 4 MALLARD CREEK 32
Mallard Creek 10 8 1 13 - 32
East Rutherford 13 10 11 16 - 50
Mallard Creek 34 - - Elle Stone 13, Isabella Childs 10, Horne 4, Toscano 2, Stone 2, Tapley 1
East Rutherford - - Taniyah Cash 17, Jada Whitesides 12, Destiney Hicks 11, Watkins 7, Vanover 3
Notable: Elle Stone had 13 pts. Isabella Childs had 10 pts.
Records: Mallard Creek 14-3, overall League 5-1
LEGACY CHARTER 79, NO. 8 PROVIDENCE DAY 48
PDS 13-15–9-10—48
Legacy 22-20-26-10—79
PROVIDENCE DAY 48 -- Latter 9 McClure 6 Jensen 5 Clark 3 Ramsden 5 Levine 9 Dennison 3 Swinson 8
LEGACY CHARTER 79 -- Trinity Vance 25 Kendahl Spearman 19 Hailey Chiles 13 Mila Holloway 15 Foggee 3 Swindoll 2 Brown 2Record 13-4
NO. 13 MYERS PARK 50, JOHN MARSHALL (VA) 39
John Marshall HS (Va) 11 06 10 12 39
Myers Park HS - 11 14 13 12 50
John Marshall - J. Cook 12, rose 6, Pickett 1, Crutchfield 4, Jones 4, Earley 6, Hall 5
Myers Park HS - Jerin Truesdale 11, Reese Wilson 10, Chayla McDaniel 10, Cannie 5, Lassiter 2, Davis 7 LeXander 3 Jimenez-Willis 2
Myers Park 13-4
CENTRAL CABARRUS 63, CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 34
Central - 17 13 21 12 — 63
Christian - 11 16 2 5 — 34
CENTRAL CABARRUS 63 -- Taylor Smith 13, Katherine 13, Daniyah Burton 13, Ray 9, Stanley 6, Cruz 6 Jones 2 Blanchard 1
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 34 -- Kayla Lee 18, Kay 6, McAuley 4, Thompson 4 Fair 2
Notable: In the MLK Queens Challenge Central Cabarrus defeated Charlotte Christian 63-34. Central was led in Scoring by Taylor Smith Daniyah Burton and Katherine Coley all with 13 points. Taylor had 8 assist and 4 steals and Daniyah added 8 rebounds.Central will be in action again Friday at Lake Norman Charter
WEST CABARRUS 49, MOUNT TABOR 44
West Cabarrus 12 10 14 13 49
Mount Tabor 12 13 8 11 44
West Cabarrus Rayana Minard 15, Shariah 13, Hicks 7, Bond 5, Finley 4, Clowney 5,
Mount Tabor Ava Houston 23, Kleiauna Riddick 11, Robinson 5, Blair 1, McClennahan 4
Top Performers: West Cabarrus freshman Rayana Minard 15 points, 3 steals, 2 assist and 7 rebounds; West Cabarrus freshman Shariah White with a double double of 11 points, 12 rebounds, 3 steals and 5 assist.
PHOTOS: Chambers vs. Greensboro Day
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FRIDAY: Myers Park routs previously unbeaten Olympic, points to Carmel showdown
If Friday’s game with previously unbeaten Olympic High was supposed to be a trap game, nationally ranked Myers Park sure didn’t seem to get the message.
Less than 24 hours away from Saturday’s highly-anticipated showdown with Carmel Christian, Myers Park routed Olympic 82-64 in front of a standing room only sold out crowd at home. Myers Park won its seventh straight game.
Fans were stuck outside unable to get well before the game tipped off.
Myers Park (13-3, 6-0 SoMECK) ran out to a 38-9 lead to start the game with a run of fast breaks, dunks and 3-point shots. Olympic (17-1, 5-1) jumped into some national polls this week, inside the top 50, but struggled to get quality field goal attempts up as Myers Park was running away.
Myers Park entered the game No. 25 in MaxPreps national rankings. Olympic was No. 38.
Bishop Boswell had 18 for Myers. Sadiq White and Sir Mohammed had 17 each. Mohammed scored 15 points in the first quarter.
Saturday’s game at Carmel Christian tips off at 7:30 p.m and is sure to sell out well before that, as its the featured game of the Phenom Hoops MLK Shootout (full schedule below).
Myers Park is No. 1 in The Observer’s Sweet 16, and Carmel Christian is No. 2. Both teams sit atop the N.C. rankings for public 4A and private schools.
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Friday’s #BIG5 Top Performers
DJ Boyce, Cox Mill: made a school-record eight 3-point shots in a 86-77 win over Lake Norman. He tied the old school record of seven made 3s in the first half.
Travelle Bryson, Mooresville: 22 points, six rebounds, two steals in a 70-40 win over AL Brown.
Nic Levy, Charlotte Latin: 22 points, four rebounds in a 67-46 win over Covenant Day.
Trey Maxwell, North Mecklenburg: son of former Houston Rockets world champion Vernon Maxwell had 27 points in a 86-74 win over West Charlotte.
Jordon Nevill, East Mecklenburg: 42 points, a top 10 scoring performance in school history, in a 73-64 win over Providence.
East Lincoln coach gets milestone win
East Lincoln coach Jon Hancock won his 450th game Friday when the Mustangs beat North Iredell 60-55. Hancock coached for four years at Mallard Creek before going to East Lincoln in 2017.
At East Lincoln, Hancock replaced Chip Ashley, who coached for one season in 2016-17 after longtime coach, the late Neil Hodges, retired.
Friday’s Boys Boxscores
NO. 1 MYERS PARK 82, NO. 7 OLYMPIC 64
Olympic - 7 12 13 32 -- 64
Myers Park - 31 24 11 15 -- 82
OLYMPIC 64 -- D. Reynolds 18, C. Burns 14, K. Taylor 14
MYERS PARK 82 -- Bishop Boswell 18, Sadiq White, Jr. 17, Sir Mohammed 17, Elijah Strong 11, Santana Lynch 10
Notable: Sir Mohmmed 15 pts in 1st quarter, 4 made 3’s in that quarter.
Records: Olympic - 17-1, 5-1; Myers Park - 13-3, 6-0
NO. 3 CENTRAL CABARRUS 94 – CARSON 42
CARSON 42 4 13 14 11 -- 42
CENTRAL CABARRUS 94 27 29 24 14 -- 94
CARSON 42 – BJ Howard 9, C. Burleson 6, M. Beasley 11, CJ Guida 3, E. Taylor 6, C. Ball 5, J. Drye 2
CENTRAL CABARRUS 95 – Jaiden Thompson 29, Chase Daniel 15, Carson Daniel 8, Gavin Bullock 13, Adriel Miller 2, Eli Ford 11, Noah Edmisten 4, Cayden Smith 3, Emari Russell 3, Micah Murray 4, K. Martin 2
Notes: Central is averaging 87.8 pts per game, 24.6 assists per game, 19.5 steals per game, and committing 9.6 turnovers per game.
Central Cabarrus 17-0 / 7-0 – Carson 8-7 / 0-7
NO. 4 NORTH MECKLENBURG 86, WEST CHARLOTTE 74
West Charlotte 16 10 27 21 – 74
North Mecklenburg 12 20 26 26 – 86
WEST CHARLOTTE 74 -- Muri Day 21, Ollie Alford 15, Demari Day 11, Markus Kerr 10, Chadlyn Traylor 10, Raymond 5, Kone 2
NORTH MECKLNEBURG 86 -- Isaiah Evans 28, Trey Maxwell 27, Demoris Jenkins 11, Christian Foy 10, Asthon Pierce 10
NO. 5 CANNON SCHOOL 76, CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 72
CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 72 -- Dallas Gardner 43, Amare Bethel 13, Lowery 6, O’Neil 5, Alessi 5
CANNON SCHOOL 72 -- Swartz 20, Henry 20, Birmigham 19, Martin 7, Claggart 7, Ingram 2
Notable: Country Day took the lead in the fourth quarter but Cannon pulled out the win. Dallas Gardner scored 43 points including 18 in the fourth quarter. The Bucs host Charlotte Latin Wednesday night ay 7:00.
The Bucs are 15-8 and 0-2 in the CISAA.
NO. 8 CONCORD ACADEMY 56, GASTON DAY 49
Gaston Day 12 11 9 17 -- 49
Concord Academy 17 8 15 16 -- 56
GASTON DAY 49 -- Evan Montanari 21, Braylen Todd 7, Deshawn Coulter 6, Callum Richard 6, Chase Owens 4, Ayron Jackson 3, Kurt Hunter 2
CONCORD ACADEMY 56 -- Moore 20, Pinner 17, Tate 9, Cooke 5, Benham 3, Asceric 2
Gaston Day Record: 10-6
GDS Next Game: Tuesday, 1/13 v Gaston Christian 6pm
CA Notable: Record 21-4, Avion Pinner 17p 17r 3b 1s, JJ Moore 20p 6a 5r 2s
NO. 9 CHAMBERS 70, MALLARD CREEK 59
Chambers 14 22 13 21 -- 70
Mallard Creek 11 10 20 18 -- 59
CHAMBERS 70 -- Marcus Brown 15 points, Nick Dorn 19, Jahmir Brown 6, Jordan Patton 8, Brayden Smith 6, Tarris Bouie 4, Malik McCotter 1, Maurio Hanson 11
Notables: Marcus Brown 15 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals; Nick Dorn 19 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals; Maurio Hanson 11 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 blocks; Jordan Patton 8 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals; Jahmir Brown 6 points, 8 assists, 3 steals
NO. 13 GASTON CHRISTIAN 86, METROLINA CHRISTIAN 56
Metrolina Christian 12 7 19 18 = 56
Gaston Christian 17 16 23 30 = 86
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 56 -- Clark 24, Wilson Jr. 13, Price 11, Rucks 5, Mumpower 1, Tillotson 1, Walker 1
Notable: Metrolina senior Eli Clark 24p, 4r, 2a, 2s. Scored his 1000 point; Metrolina Christian 12-15 (4-4) hosts Hickory Grove Tuesday
NO. 15 BUTLER 57, INDEPENDENCE 43
Butler: 18 19 7 13 -- 57
Independence: 7 9 10 16 -- 43
BUTLER 57 -- Tyler Showalter 13, Steph Soutzos 11, Bryce Heath 8, Zion McDuffie 7, Phil Harris 6, Peyton Scott 4, Stanley Holloway 3, DeQuadre Currence 2, Evan Youngblood 2, Caleb Milligan 1
INDEPENDENCE 43 -- Kam Jasper 12, Tosh Alberga 10, Zion Basley-Slade 7, Yancey Thomason 5, Ayden Davis 4, Kaleb Jasper 3, Kolbe Jannson 2
Notes: Butler moves to 11-4 (5-1). Independence moves to 10-8 (3-3). Butler plays Covenant Day at noon tomorrow at Carmel Christian.
ARDREY KELL 74, BERRY 60
Ardrey Kell 22 24 9 19 — 74
Berry 11 16 14 19 — 60
ARDREY KELL 74 -- Brock Rose 28, Delani Hammonds 20, Caden Caskey 15, RJ Milliken 6, Jalen Toye-Ellis 2, Roger You 2, Matthew Craft 1
BERRY 60 -- Craig 23, Maske 2, Preston 17, Chester 10, Hart 2, Joyner 4, McManus-Wade 2
Record: AK 9-9
BESSEMER CITY 71, HIGHLAND TECH 32
Bessemer City 16 16 20 19 -- 71
Highland Tech 8 6 15 3 -- 32
BESSEMER CITY 71 -- Nazari Smarr-15 pts, Randal Pettus 14 pts Keyshawn Adams 14 pts, Jameer Holmes 10 pts, Terrence Smith 9 pts, Jay Gaddy 8 pts, J’vonta Duff 1 pts
HIGHLAND TECH 32 -- E. Whitted 8 pts,T.Jefferies 7 pts,D.Harriston 6pts,G.Blackwood 6pts.C.Newmon 5 PTS
CHARLOTTE LATIN 67, COVENANT DAY 46
Covenant Day 8 10 10 18--46
Charlotte Latin 8 21 25 21--67
COVENANT DAY 46 -- Chris Rivens 17, Huitt 7, Penosky 6, Green 5, Anderson 4, Weaver 4, Shipp 3,
CHARLOTTE LATIN 67 -- Nic Levy 22, Ned Hull 17, Sean Rose 13, Jones 3, Sayman 2, Downey 2, Houpt 2, Hendley 2, Snyder 2, Swimmer 2
Records: Covenant Day 10-10, 0-2 Latin 10-6, 2-0
Game Notes: Nic Levy led the Hawks to a conference win at home scoring 22 points/4 rebounds. Ned Hull added 17 points/5 assists and Sean Rose chipped in 13 points. The Lions were led by Chris Rivens 17 points.
COX MILL 86, LAKE NORMAN 77
Lake Norman 22 19 16 20 -- 77
Cox Mill 23 25 9 29-- 86
LAKE NORMAN 77 Gruber 4, Callaway 8, Josh Yates 15, Tre McKinnon 11, Nick Arnold 16, Trent Steinour 13
COX MILL 86
EAST LINCOLN 60, NORTH IREDELL 55
East Lincoln 12 20 17 11 -- 60
North Iredell 20 10 8 17 -- 55
EAST LINCOLN 60 -- Tyler Mizzell 7, Keandre Walker 6, Carson Engstrand 4, Palmer Crichton 16, Houston Hartsell 16, Davis Hill 3, Nathan Kuthan 0, Jackson Fannon 6, Mason Simmons 2
North Iredell 55 -- Cade Kidd 12, Cole Saunders 8, Avery Cloer 1, Cole Soots 2, Grayson Kerr 8, Kade Pierce 2, Beckham Tharpe 15, Aiden Patterson 7
Records: East Lincoln 14-2, 5-1, North Iredell 9-7, 2-4
Notable: East Lincoln is on a 4-game winning streak since losing to East Meck in the championship game of the East Lincoln Winter Jam. East coach Jon Hancock won his 450th game.
EAST MECKLENBURG 73, PROVIDENCE 64
East Meck 14 24 13 22 -- 73
Providence 15 12 17 20 -- 64
East Meck - Jordon Nevill 42, Jonah Lawrence 13, White 6, Guy 6, Hicks 3, Bowman 2
Providence - Bryce Taylor 18, Detenber 17, Gaither 14, Hawell 10, Singletary 3, Vanresalier 2
HARDING 80, SOUTH MECKLENBURG 78 OT
S.Meck, 9 15 25 20 9—78
Harding, 10 15 20 24 11—80
SOUTH MECKLENBURG 78 -- P.Moye 38pts, A.Skelton 13, M.Nesbit 8, Y.Chudgar 8
HARDING 80 -- E.Davis 23pts, D. Abraham 21pts, K. Thomas 19
KINGS MOUNTAIN 65, STUART CRAMER 53
Kings Mountain 17 13 14 21 65
Stuart Cramer 11 8 15 19 53
KINGS MOUNTAIN 65: Tucker Robinette 16, Bradley Floyd 12, Curtis Simpson 10, Bryson Brown 10, Zay Smith 6, Robinette 8, Lenair 4, Osborne 3, Sanders 2, Linney 2
STUART CRAMER 53: Rocaqumore 16, Hill 10, Sloan 10, Joyner 9, Rybczyk 4, Whitley 4
Note: Kings Mountain’s win sets up a showdown for first place in the Big South Conference as the Mountaineers travel to Crest next Tuesday (1/17) to take on the Chargers. Both teams will enter the game (6-0) in conference play.
MOORESVILLE 70, AL BROWN 40
Mooresville 24 17 15 14 -- 70
A L Brown 6 14 11 9 -- 40
MOORESVILLE 70 -- Travelle Bryson 22, Evaan Ezhilan 11, Marley Samuel 8, Jay Wilson 7, Jalen Chambers 6, AJ Parsley 6, Xavion White 6, Nylikk Troutman 2, Christian Wilson 2.
Notable: Bryson had 2 steals. Ezhilan had 6 rebounds. Samuel had 6 rebounds. Jay Wilson had 5 assists and 3 steals. Parsley had 8 assists and 2 steals. Troutman had 7 rebounds and 3 steals.
MHS Record 11-6
PIEDMONT 60, MARVIN RIDGE 52
Marvin Ridge 11 5 13 23 -- 52
Piedmont 12 16 11 21 -- 60
MARVIN RIDGE 52 -- Brady Dunn 17, Josh Clark 13, Cinjun Bridges 11
PIEDMONT 60 – Frederick Little 18, Miles Leaks 1, Roman Niemczewcski 12
Records: Piedmont 12-5; Marvin Ridge 9-8
Notable: For Piedmont, Fred Little had 18 points and 8 assists. Miles Leaks had 12 points and 7 rebounds. Roman Niemczewski had 12 points.
PORTER RIDGE 48, SUN VALLEY 47
Sun Valley 17 9 11 10= 47
Porter Ridge 10 13 10 15= 48
SUN VALLEY 47 -- Tavaras 4, Tyree White, Mason 8, Turiff 9, Marsh 5
PORTER RIDGE 48 -- Harris 21, Stitt 3, Mike 6, Shumaker 3, Kuvucu 9, Adams 2, Powell 4
Notable: Kyler Harris hit the go ahead layup with 17 seconds left.
WEST LINCOLN 59, EAST BURKE 47
East Burke. 12. 15. 10 10 -- 47
West Lincoln 10. 22 10. 17 -- 59
East Burke 47 -- Cox 10, Dellinger 9, Hudson 9, Coleman 8, Shook 8, Coble 3
West Lincoln 59 -- Truesdale 16, Allen 16, Hartsoe 7, Howell 7, Harrelson 6, Beddingfield 4, Anderson 3
Records: West Lincoln 5-10 (2-4 CVAC), East Burke 2-11 (1-5 CVAC)
This story was originally published January 13, 2023 at 8:55 PM with the headline "Saturday’s HS Basketball Rewind: Upsets, memorable games at Phenom Hoops MLK, area recaps."
