Girls Basketball Scores - February 2, 2015

From Commercial Appeal


Catholic (39) — Sara Culley 4, Suzanne Dease 5, Zareia Ector 5, Harmony Lucas 3, Gabrielle Moore 16, Dakota Roberts 6.
St. Mary’s (66) — Margaret Cowens 4, Jean Jackson 5, Mary Caroline Newman 8, Kaylan Pugh 30, Wesley Richards 7, Brett Silver 5, Abbie Warr 4, Meredith Wells 3.
Catholic 17 4 8 10—39
St. Mary’s 20 17 9 20—66
Records — St. Mary’s 8-11 (4-8, Division 2-A).

Carver (51) — Sherrika Davis 1, Mildred Goins 14, Sydne Harris 6, Octavia Moore 20, Tarciania Sutton 7, Christianna Williams 3.
KIPP (22) — Meshika Bishop 5, DeShuna Clark 2, Anastasia Gilmore 2, Shatera Howard 2, Nicquala Maxwell 8, Rachel Miller 3.
Carver 12 11 9 19—51
KIPP 5 6 3 8—22
Records — Carver 12-11 (9-5, 16-A).

Washington (56) — Sky-Lynn Bright 6, Brandi Davis 10, Carnessia Griggs 12, Reneisha Hale 3, Derrinesha Jackson 3, Asia Mosley 6, Lavesha Parrish 4, Neisha Thomas 2, Tiana Williams 10.
Northside (39) — Davida Beal 4, Amber Cohen 5, Amber Mitchell 11, Starkisha Saine 2, Christina Taylor 7, Joy Westbrook 10.
Washington 15 16 14 11—56
Northside 6 13 8 12—39
Records — Washington 19-5 (13-0, 16-A), Northside 14-7 (11-2).

MASE (43) — Paris Adkins 5, Kayla Prince 2, Taylor Robinson 7, Shernika Spencer 24, Breyanna Warren 5.
Oakhaven (74) — Tayonia Ash 5, Tenetria Brown 2, Corlisha Howard 30, Ladawna Jones 19, Ari-zhane Lynch 7, Lydia Robertson 4, Simantha Smith 2, Darneisha Tucker 3, Jalecia Cowans 2.
MASE 10 8 9 16—43
Oakhaven 21 12 19 22—74
Records — Oakhaven 14-3.

MAHS (21) — Kourtney Berry 9, Myaisha Stewart 12.
Power Center Aca. (60) — Serina Finnie 14, Atlantis Jones 9, Zebriana Lee 4, Dana Moore 11, Allison Sledge 10, Jasmine Smith 4, Kayla Williams 2, Makayla Wright 6.
MAHS 7 5 7 2—21
PCA 16 21 14 9—60

Hillcrest (10) — Valarie Nolen 2, Kadeeja Patterson 6, Mickala Johnson 2.
Soulsville (57) — Martiana Chatman 14, Oriana Jones 15, Yeneique Meredith 12, Moriah Muhammad 16.
Hillcrest 6 2 2 0—10
Soulsville 14 16 17 10—57

West Memphis Christian (23) — Andrea Beyer 2, Ashley Beyer 2, Bailey Felts 6, CeCe Motley 9, Akilah Watkins 4.
Westminster (63) — Rachel Halford 6, Ellie Lyons 12, Laurel Martens 6, Ashton Story 30, Laura Johnson 5, Jessica Poovey 2, Georgianna Wells 2.
WMC 6 2 10 5—23
Westminster 17 15 11 20—63
Records — Westminster 14-1.

2014 - 2015 MHSAA Girls Basketball Rankings 2/1

6A
1. Olive Branch 24-1
2. Horn Lake 22-1
3. Hattiesburg 18-1
4. Starkville 17-4
5. Harrison Central 20-5
6. Meridian 14-8
7. Brandon 18-6
8. Jim Hill 13-5
9. Terry 20-5
10. Petal 14-7

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John McGraw's Feb 1st KY/TN HS Top 40

TN/KY HS Top 40 WEEK #8 – Feb 1st. 2015
Week 8	Prev Week	High School	Record	The Skinny
1	1	Blackman (TN)	21-2	Since the last poll have won huge games vs Riverdale, Smyrna, at Oakland and beat Toledo Rogers (OH) at the Raatz Fence Classic in Lousiville
2	2	Elizabethtown (KY)	24-2	Beat Riverdale (TN) at the Raatz Fence Classic then won the LIT beating Sacred Heart, Ashland Blazer and Butler to claim the title.
3	3	Dyer Co (TN)	24-0	Won on the road at Muford and blew out a few other teams. Have taken care of business thus far, but strength of schedule against national level competition is the only question mark.
4	4	Ridgeway (TN)	19-0	Won 4 games since the last poll, the closest being a 70-53 win over Southwind. Their 20 point win over Olive Branch (MS) looks more and more impressive.
5	8	Mt. Juliet (TN)	23-2	On a 13 game win streak that started Dec. 27th. Have only lost once since an opening game loss to Oakland.
6	7	Oakland (TN)	20-4	Lost on the road at Blackman 60-66, and have beaten 3 other teams by 35+ since the last poll. Have a re-match at home vs Smyrna this week. Look for them to avenge their loss.
7	14	Butler (KY)	18-4	Beat Franklin Co twice since the last poll and then took down a Henderson Co team who has been slowed by injuries. Lost to Elizabethtown 60-49 in the Championship game of the LIT.
8	5	Henderson Co. (KY)	20-2	Had their 15 game win streak come to a halt as their top player ’17 Alisha Owens went down with a season ending injury and then shooter Maci Brown hurt her wrist vs. Butler in the LIT semis.
9	9	Riverdale (TN)	19-6	Hard to put a team with 6 losses in the top ten, but 5 of those losses come to Miami Sr (FL), Blackman (twice), Oakland, and Elizabethtown. Since the last poll they have wins over a ranked Smyrna team and a good Stewarts Creek team.
10	12	Elizabethton (TN)	23-0	23 and O and just rolling everyone they play. Would be nice to see them play some of the upper echelon TN and KY teams so we have a better idea of where they truly stand. They are far and away the best team in TN AA and the likelihood they are challenged even for the state title is unlikely.
11	25	Holy Cross Covington (KY)	18-3	Won 8 games in a row, knocking off Holmes on the road then coming from behind to beat Murray in the All A Championship game. Also took down Highlands their Region 9 rival at home by 1.
12	10	Murray (KY)	22-2	Had a 15 game win streak halted by Holy Cross Covington on a last second shot in the All A Championship. Have 2 huge games coming up with Marshall County and Paducah Tilghman
13	18	Memphis Overton (TN)	20-2	Been handling their business lately beating a good White Station team, then handling Whitehaven and Central.
14	27	Ashland Blazer (KY)	18-5	Probably the most volatile team in the rankings, they seem to be their best versus good competition. Won 6 in row, including Boyd Co and Mercy then lost in the LIT semi’s vs. Elizabethtown
15	15	Paducah Tilghman (KY)	20-2	Won 8 in row and have a re-match with Graves Co coming up soon. Swept their season series vs Marshall Co.
16	17	Middleton (TN)	24-0	Continue to roll everyone they play. Should be an interesting Tennessee State “A” tournament, one of the most talented in years.
17	13	Holmes (KY)	21-1	Lost their first game of the season to Holy Cross Covington by 4 but beat Highlands and Newport Central Catholic
18	22	Allen County-Scottsville (KY)	18-3	12 game win streak dating back to Dec. 29th. Have a 9 point win over Bowling Green recently.
19	23	CPA (TN)	21-0	Had a slight scare vs Giles Co, winning by just 4 on the road. Otherwise record remains untarnished and probably will until they face Elizabethton in the state tournament.
20	30	Henry Clay (KY)	18-3	Nine game win streak includes wins over Male and Lafayette. Have a good chance to close out the season without another blemish.
21	31	Bearden (TN)	24-3	Nine game win streak includes wins over William Blount, Heritage and Farragut. Next game is a big one versus Maryville.
22	6	Male (KY)	16-2	Finally got to the “meat” of their schedule and struggled with big time competition, losing to Henry Clay and getting blown out by a depleted Henderson Co in the LIT. Did manage to beat regional rival Dupont Manual.
23	34	Brentwood Academy (TN)	22-1	On a 19 game win streak and have only won once by less than double digits, a 9 point win over GPS from Chattanooga.
24	NR	Sacred Heart	15-6	A young team that started the year with 4 losses in their first 2 weeks. Gave Elizabethtown their closest game at the LIT losing in the semis halting an 8 game win streak. Have a brutal stretch to end the season including Mercy, Holy Cross Covington, Franklin Co, and Butler among others
25	16	Dickson Co (TN)	23-2	Crushed Brentwood on the road earlier in the year but then went down in the re-match 49-42. Otherwise they are 12 and 1 in their last 13. Should win their last 2 games easily.
26	11	Dupont Manual (KY)	17-6	Seemed to have things back on track then lost 2 out of the last 3 to Henderson Co and Male. Have a rematch with Male coming up soon.
27	20	MHEA (TN)	25-5	Had a slip up versus St. Benedict’s of Auburndale after crushing a good Munford team.
28	19	South Warren (KY)	18-4	They’ve gone 11-1 in their last 12 games, losing to Warren Central at home then avenging that loss on the road.
29	21	Bell Co. (KY)	18-2	Haven’t lost since the last poll but barely beat Volunteer HS (TN) in OT, and they haven’t been one of the better teams in northeast TN this season.
30	24	Mercer Co. (KY)	19-3	Like Bell Co. they haven’t lost since last poll but they barely won on the road at East Jessamine squeaking out a 2 point win in the last seconds.
31	35	White Co (TN)	23-2	Have a big win recently over Cumberland Co, but they aren’t just killing teams.
32	32	East Carter (KY)	19-4	Since last poll beat a good South Charleston (WV) team. Have 2 tough region games coming up vs. Boyd Co and Ashland Blazer
33	29	Smyrna (TN)	17-6	Have only gone 3-2 in their last 5 but the 2 losses have come to Riverdale and Blackman. Have a big rematch with Oakland whom they beat by 20 earlier in the year.
34	36	West Carroll (TN)	25-0	A big matchup with Gibson Co in the play-offs looms but West Carroll a surprise pick in the pre-season poll has exceeded even our expectations.
35	37	Houston Co. (TN)	26-1	They just keep winning but really who are the teams they are playing…not exactly the cream of the crop.
36	38	Simon Kenton (KY)	20-1	Haven’t lost in a long time, but like many of the teams near the bottom of the top 40 with great records, the level of their competition hasn’t been too strong. They face Franklin Co next and we can get a real sense of where they stand.
37	28	Mercy (KY)	15-7	Mercy remains in the poll with the weakest record of any team because of their brutal schedule. They lost to nationally ranked Incarnate Word (MO) and then Ashland Blazer by 2 in the LIT. Have the weaker part of their schedule coming up and should finish with a better record than they have currently.
38	39	Knoxville Webb (TN)	22-4	After slipping up a few times in early January they have come back strong winning 9 in a row. Should win TN Div 2-A state title
39	40	Hamilton Heights (TN)	17-6	Getting towards the end of their schedule. Haven’t lost since the last poll, but will see some quality competition at the NACA National Tournament
tie 40	NR	Southwestern (KY)	18-2	Have won 10 in a row but have tough games with Mercer Co and Bell Co coming up soon.
tie 40	NR	Jefferson Co. (TN)	20-6	Swept their season series with Morristown West. Hard to argue a team A is better when team B beats them twice….hence Jefferson Co, welcome to the poll.
Dropped out: #26 Morristown West (TN), #33 Highlands (KY), #40 Dyersburg
	Others Receiving Consideration (in alphabetical order)
		Bradley Central	18-4
		Brentwood (TN)	21-3
		Briarcrest Christian (TN)	16-6
		Bowling Green (KY)	18-6
		Cumberland Co. (TN)	21-4
		Danville (KY)	17-5
		Dyersburg (TN)	21-3
		Franklin Co (KY)	16-4
		Graves Co (KY)	18-3
		Gibson Co. (TN)	26-3
		Highlands (KY)	18-3
		Houston (TN)	15-5
		Jackson South Side (TN)	20-4
		Maryville (TN)	20-3
		Morristown West (TN)	23-4
		So. Greene (TN)	22-4

This Week's Basketball Schedule

Feb. 2
Girls/boys, 6/7:30 p.m.: Carver at KIPP; GRAD Academy at W.E.B. DuBois; Hillcrest at Soulsville; MAHS at Power Center Academy; MASE at Oakhaven; Middle College at Memphis Business Academy; BTW at Northside
Girls only, 6 p.m.: Catholic at St. Mary's; MHEA at Germantown
Boys only, 7:30 p.m.: Mitchell at City University; MUS at St. George's

Feb. 3
Girls/boys, 6/7:30 p.m.: White Station at Central; East at Whitehaven; Melrose at Hamilton; Southwind at Collierville; Ridgeway at Houston; Kirby at Wooddale; Bartlett at Arlington; Kingsbury at Bolton; Millington at Cordova; Raleigh-Egypt at Craigmont; Sheffield at Fairley; Manassas at Westwood; MLK Prep at Douglass; MASE at Hillcrest; Middle College at BTW; Oakhaven at Power Center Academy; Briarcrest at Marion-Ark.; Memphis Metro at St. Benedict; FACS at Catholic; ECS at Northpoint; Harding at Lausanne; Fayette Academy at St. George's; Rossville Christian at Marshall Academy; USJ at Tipton-Rosemark; Jackson Central-Merry at Covington; Jackson South Side at Fayette Ware; Center Hill at Lewisburg; Tupelo at Horn Lake
Girls only, 6 p.m.: West Memphis Christian at Hutchison
Boys only, 7:30 p.m.: MAHS at City University; MHEA at CBHS

Feb. 4
Girls/boys, 6/7:30 p.m.: Central at East; Hamilton at Overton; Melrose at White Station; Germantown at Houston; Douglass at Craigmont; Fairley at Trezevant; Sheffield at Manassas; Westwood at MLK Prep; GRAD Academy at Northside; Soulsville at Mitchell
Girls only, 6 p.m.: St. George's at St. Agnes; Kirby at Hutchison
Boys only, 7:30 p.m.: Carver at Memphis School of Excellence

Feb. 5
Girls/boys, 6/7:30 p.m.: Power Center Academy at Nasvhille Maplewood; Margolin Hebrew Academy at Fayette Academy; St. George's at Sacred Heart

Feb. 6
Girls/boys, 6/7:30 p.m.: Hamilton at Douglass; Wooddale at Collierville; Germantown at Houston; Southwind at Kirby; Arlington at Bolton; Barteltt at Cordova; Kingsbury at Millington; Hamilton at Douglass; Middle College at Manassas; MLK Prep at Northside; Hughes-Ark. at Trezevant; ECS at Catholic; FACS at Lausanne; Northpoint at Harding; Dyer County at Brighton; Jackson Liberty Tech at Covington; Hardin County at Munford; Southaven at DeSoto Central; Southaven at DeSoto Central; Center Hill at Clarksdale; Lewisburg at Lake Cormorant; Olive Branch at Horn Lake
Girls only, 6 p.m.: Briarcrest at Hutchison; St. Agnes at St. Benedict
Boys only, 7:30 p.m.: Briarcrest at MUS; CBHS at St. Benedict

Feb. 7
Girls/boys, 3/4:30 p.m.: Starkville at Southaven

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Girls Basketball Scores - January 31, 2015

From Commercial Appeal

PONTOTOC CANCER CLASSIC
At Pontotoc, Miss.
Briarcrest (56) — Brynn Holden 12, Elise Holden 15, Morgan Hunt 11, Tatianna Love 5, Kathryn Newman 8, Savanna Owens 5.
Shade Valley-Ala. (53) — Thomas 11, Givens 6, Cathey 2, Jordan 8, London 17, Hudson 2, Powell 2, Carter 3, Portis 2.
Briarcrest 18 7 17 4 10— 56
Shade Valley 13 9 16 8 7— 53
Records — Briarcrest 17-6.

Northpoint (58) — Ashtyn Baker 8, Lindsay Bramlitt 8, Lauren Decembrino 4, Lauren Gross 23, Karlie Hughes 9, Andrea Sparkman 4, Jade Wells 2.
West Union-Miss. (27) — Baggart 3, Conlee 5, Long 3, Massengill 14, Shirley 2.
Northpoint 20 14 10 14—58
West Union 11 10 4 2—27
Records — Northpoint 20-4, West Union 14-8.

Bowling Green-La. (33) — Foret 8, Moody 20, Jerrell 1, Seal 1, Waskom 2, Junkins 1.
MHEA (53) — Jamie Crum 16, Torri Lewis 10, Kylie Loadholt 2, Julia Nicholson 2, Samantha Price 3, Charlotte Smith 2, Lindsey Vaughn 2, Bailey Wilkes 16.
Bowling Green-La. 5 16 8 4—33
MHEA 14 9 14 16—53
Records — MHEA 25-5.

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Northpoint (57) — Ashtyn Baker 4, Lindsay Bramlitt 2, Lauren Decembrino 7, Lauren Gross 15, Karlie Hughes 10, Hannah Shafer 2, Andrea Sparkman 15, Jade Wells 2.
Catholic (34) — Sara Culley 2, Suzanne Dease 8, Zareia Ector 8, Deyon Gipson 2, Harmony Lucas 1, Gabrielle Moore 2, Dakota Roberts 9, Shania Smith 2.
Northpoint 13 15 19 10—57
Catholic 9 8 8 9—34
Records — Northpoint 19-4 (9-1, Division 2-A).

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Girls Basketball Scores - January 30, 2015

From Commercial Appeal

Cordova (38) — Michaela Campbell 6, Taylor Christian 2, Zakyia Head 2, Taylor Lattimore 16, Karai Samuels 2, K’Yanna Terry 9, Jasmine Walker 1.
Arlington (51) — Raegyn Branch 11, Mirrakohl Johnson 11, Ashley Lee 9, Cheiyanne Norton 6, Tori Sewell 14.
Cordova 7 14 14 3—38
Arlington 12 9 18 12—51
Records — Arlington 19-7 (7-0, 14-AAA).

Kingsbury (31) — Terykah Austin 8, Taya Banks 6, Angilina Couch 2, Candiz Echols 10, Martha Eddings 2, Angel Fleming 3.
Bartlett (55) — Madison Carroll 8, Bethany Davis 3, Stella Gill 6, Jamye Haley 2, Jessica Jackson 11, Charity Savage 13, Nyla Smith 3, Dee Dee Williams 7, Elizabeth Williams 2.
Kingsbury 4 12 8 7—31
Bartlett 14 20 11 10—55
Records — Bartlett 15-8 (6-1, 14-AAA).

Millington (42) — Tamia Aldridge 10, Tasia Bland 2, Jherika Brown 9, Glenda Garner 16, Lindsey Harris 2, Marquisha Sanders 3.
Bolton (48) — Christina Craft 5, Jaelyan Jones 8, Lakyia Parker 11, Taylor Smith 2, Ayanna Swift 2, Heaven Thompson 20.
Millington 4 16 10 12—42
Bolton 10 11 11 16—48
Records — Millington 4-21 (0-7, 14-AAA), Bolton 12-9 (4-3).

St. Benedict (45) — Taylor Barnes 19, Bailey Coppedge 8, Nicole Ferris 5, Courtney Parker 3, Braxton Powers 3, Nicole Ungaro 7.
Briarcrest (59) — Brynn Holden 19, Elise Holden 13, Morgan Hunt 6, Tatianna Love 7, Kathryn Newman 5, Savanna Owens 9.
St. Benedict 14 11 10 10—45
Briarcrest 9 18 16 16—59
Records — St. Benedict 15-8 (2-2, Division 2-A), Briarcrest 16-6 (4-0).

GRAD Academy (33) — A. Barnes 4, A. Coppage 5, B. Duckett 7, L. Edwards 12, J. Turner 5.
Carver (46) — Brittany Davison 17, Sydne Harris 1, Faith Moore 5, Octavia Moore 20, Tarciania Sutton 2, Christianna Williams 1.
GRAD Academy 3 13 9 8—33
Carver 14 11 12 9—46
Records — Carver 11-11.

Hamilton (29) — Samantha Hill 3, Myyela Isaac 12, Shamya London 8, Danielle McAdams 4, Darry’l White 2.
Central (84) — Miyah Barnes 12, Jasmine Carson 18, Tijuana Griggs 17, Sarina Rodgers 3, Johne’ Stewart 19, Jireh Washington 15.
Hamilton 9 5 6 9—29
Central 19 12 26 27—84
Records — Central 15-7 (6-3, 16-AAA).

Lewisburg (33) — Lauren Brady 2, Claire Fleming 2, Destiny Gardner 14, Jordyn Lentz 5, Molly Murphy 3, Ariel Tunstall 7.
Clarksdale-Miss. (39) — Hammond 23, T. Johnson 2, Moody 10, D. Johnson 4.
Lewisburg 12 5 12 4—33
Clarksdale 12 10 8 9—39
Records — Lewisburg 10-13.

Houston (55) — Mary Collins 8, Shaela Gardner 1, Sydney Malone 17, Jaida Roper 23, Shannon Sharp 4, Kelsey Trice 2.
Collierville (47) — Cullen Crocker 5, Kara Harbin 5, Megan Loden 15, Kyra Pryor 6, Madison Rozier 5, Destiny Shaw 1, Alexis Taylor 3, Jada Taylor 3, Lauren Taylor 4.
Houston 14 12 17 12—55
Collierville 15 5 14 13—47
Records — Collierville 8-17 (2-7, 15-AAA).

Ripley-Tenn. (26) — Barbee 19, Barlow 2, Brown 5.
Covington (54) — Tia Bland 4, Kiara Booker 3, Chelsea Dye 5, Destiny Foster 3, Alexis Johnson 12, Treasury Poindexter 12, Maddie Ray 2, Iesha Tipton 2, Anne Marie Van Cleve 8, Kaylen Young 3.
Ripley 6 0 6 14—26
Covington 16 17 9 12—54
Records — Ripley 9-12 (3-5, 15-AA), Covington 13-13 (7-1).

Lausanne (44) — McKenzie Baker 2, Breanna Bullock 5, Katherine DelPriore 8, Melba Martin 2, Selena Pruitt 17, Princess Stark 10.
ECS (53) — Emily Lytle 25, Molly Martin 10, Celia Owens 11, Jordan Shackleford 3, Lee Ellen Stanley 4.
Lausanne 15 8 9 12—44
ECS 17 3 16 17—53
Records — ECS 16-8 (8-2, Division 2-A).

FACS (33) — Shay Johnson 15, Lauren Kloek 5, Bionka Massie 13.
Harding (47) — Zaria Christy 4, Kelsi Elkins 8, Valecia Harris 4, Anna Horner 11, Antoinette Lewis 10, Sarah Luttrell 4, Callie Stubbs 6.
FACS 5 13 9 6—33
Harding 16 10 11 10—47

Oakhaven (58) — Tayonia Ash 1, Thylicia Bridgett 2, Tenetria Brown 4, Corlisha Howard 25, Ladawna Jones 9, Ambreisha Smalls 6, Simantha Smith 9, Darneisha Tucker 2.
Hillcrest (6) — Richeslia Howard 2, Valarie Nolen 2, Kadeeja Patterson 2.
Oakhaven 25 18 6 9—58
Hillcrest 2 0 0 4—6

Wooddale (42) — Andrea McElvaine 31, Dariel Ray 2, DaShona Richard 7, Brianca Williams 2.
Hutchison (51) — Kerrigan Braxton 3, Jennie Davis 1, Gardner Dunavant 7, Elizabeth Farnsworth 13, Griffin Gerhardt 9, Caroline Kyle 2, Macy McCullough 2, Reba Moody 6, Madison Moore 2, Catey Nelson 6.
Wooddale 12 5 13 12—42
Hutchison 11 10 21 9—51
Records — Hutchison 14-8.

Mitchell (52) — Dominique Chatman 8, Tyarica French 8, DeMiya Grandberry 3, Karissa Hamlet 2, Anterria Jackson 2, Nicole Johnson 11, Kiara McCollins 2, Equeria Patterson 1, Derenisha Taylor 15.
MAHS (14) — Kendall Berry 9, Makailah Jett 3, Kayla Shelley 2.
Mitchell 10 25 6 11—52
MAHS 0 4 2 8—14
Records — Mitchell 19-6 (11-0, 16-A).

Douglass (68) — Marquera Carnes 11, Jahmere Dangerfield 2, Jennifer Fletcher 2, Gazmyne Herndon 32, Jerrica Johnson 9, Kierra Morris 4, Benesha Rainey 8.
Manassas (61) — Joslynn Basemore 29, Tonisha Clayborn 9, Rakeeva Curry 4, Shyanne Stevenson 19.
Douglass 16 11 12 29—68
Manassas 8 7 22 24—61
Records — Douglass 17-5, Manassas 11-7 (5-5, 16-AA).

KIPP (25) — Meshika Bishop 2, DeShuna Clark 2, Shatera Howard 5, Nicquala Maxwell 8, Rachel Miller 8.
MBA (53) — Alexus Fuller 17, Simphany Gillard 8, Shemirta Murray 10, Alexis Retic 4, Kamequa Rucker 5, C. Taylor 9.
KIPP 2 10 7 6—25
MBA 20 6 10 17—53

Overton (55) — Lyric Douglas 4, Rodrea Echols 11, Marquesha Fennell 2, Kyla Green 16, Dontrecia Johnson 9, Ciera Pettis 6, DeAysia Reeder 2, Kayla Williams 5.
Melrose (18) — Tierney Blair 4, Tanyae Ferrell 8, Kelsey Green 2, Joelysa Spencer 2, Zanndrea Watkins 2.
Overton 7 12 28 8—55
Melrose 5 7 0 6—18
Records — Melrose 5-14 (0-8, 16-AAA).

Northside (39) — Amber Cohen 15, Lindsey Laird 4, Amber Mitchell 6, Starkisha Saine 5, Christina Taylor 4, Joy Westbrook 5.
Middle College (13) — Alex Clear 2, Allegron Howard 5, Tierrra Jackson 2, Destinee Walls 4.
Northside 12 10 11 6—39
Middle College 4 3 2 4—13
Records — Northside 14-6 (11-1, 16-A).

Brighton (26) — Kailey Hunt 2, Jada Johnson 7, Shayna Johnson 6, Lindsey Morrissett 3, Sam Sloan 8.
Munford (56) — Gabby Crawford 12, Phenicia Howard 12, Shania Johnson 3, Johnna Jones 4, Lindsey Owen 11, Deja Potter 2, Kierra Richardson 12.
Brighton 2 8 7 9—26
Munford 12 13 20 11—56
Records — Munford 17-8.

Trezevant (53) — Sade Hudson 17, Brandy Shannon 12, Kourtney Walton 12, Marcee Williams 9, Andrea Willis 3.
Raleigh-Egypt (59) — Taylor Bridges 19, Dynesha Echols 6, Brenda Fields 19, Diamond Hunt 2, Jerika Isom 4, Brittany Johnson 5, Kiera Murray 2, Japerria Robinson 2.
Trezevant 9 12 14 14 4— 53
Raleigh-Egypt 10 11 12 16 10— 59
Records — Trezevant 11-7 (5-5, 16-AA), Raleigh-Egypt 15-7 (8-2).

Kirby (39) — Alexis Acoff 1, Bryunna Buntyn 4, Marneisha Hamer 16, Shakira Neal 13, Juantia Walton 5.
Ridgeway (71) — Brandi Beasley 9, Kendra Boone 6, Oreonna Brown 6, Alexus Bryson 12, Elizabeth Dixon 6, Eryn Foster 18, Casey Greer 2, Breouanna Humphrey 6, Tierney Paylor 2, Shenobia Stewart 2, Kiara White 2.
Kirby 7 8 14 10—39
Ridgeway 20 23 21 7—71
Records — Ridgeway 21-0.

St. George’s (55) — Molly Courtney 14, Madeline East 3, Grace Hunt 15, Olivia Roberts 22, Makayla Smith 1.
Rossville Christian (51) — Kendyl Leath 7, Caroline Loftin 19, Breanna Long 2, Kara Novarese 9, Taylor Robertson 14.
St. George’s 14 14 7 20—55
Rossville 5 14 11 21—51
Records — Rossville Christian 16-9.

Power Center Aca. (39) — Serina Finnie 5, Atlantis Jones 5, Dana Moore 5, Allison Sledge 7, Jasmine Smith 2, Rhaja White 4, Makayla Wright 11.
Soulsville (38) — Martiana Chatman 9, Oriana Jones 5, Yeneique Meredith 10, Moriah Muhammad 14.
PCA 13 6 4 16—39
Soulsville 11 10 6 11—38

Germantown (41) — Breaunna Burks 2, Breanna Cowans 11, Brittany Cowans 4, Tangie Dunlap 6, Demonica Johnson 1, Destiny Manning 12, Davielle Moore 5.
Southwind (47) — Asjah Anthony 3, Kiante Butts 13, Pinkie Fossett 9, Rochelle Lee 2, Kiara Lowery 1, Essence Rankin 3, Ebony Shaw 9, Jasmine Suggs 7.
Germantown 14 8 8 11—41
Southwind 18 11 9 9—47
Records — Southwind 14-8.

Whitehaven (52) — Brandi Clay 6, Maia McCoy 16, Tia Polk 4, Brianna Shaw 12, Lanecion Soward 6, Ariel Williams 8.
White Station (57) — Damiah Griffin 11, Kyla Harris 2, Taylor Hayes 6, Taelor Manning 6, Dejah Montgomery 2, Brittni Moore 7, Emanye Robertson 17, Taylor Williams 6.
Whitehaven 19 8 17 8—52
White Station 9 12 24 12—57