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November 25th Recap

Stone Mountain (Ga.) 54 vs. St. Benedict (Tn.) 66

St. Benedict was led by DeErica Blakely with 24 points and Paige Williams with 20.

Stone Mountain was led by Danielle Clark and Chara Reeves both with 22 points. Clark

knocked down 4 three pointers.

#25 North Little Rock (Ar.) 59 vs. Clyde C Miller (Mo.) 51

North Little Rock (Ar.) had a well balanced attack with Arkansas State signee 5-7 Sandy

Jackson leading the way with 21 points, followed by SMU signee 6-1 Lexus Williams

with 17 and Arkansas State signee 5-11 Xena King added 12. CC Miller also had a

balanced attack with Braennan Farrar with 15 points.

Jackson County (Tn.) 47 vs. Hw. Byers (Ms.) 44

Jackson County was led by Caroline Warden 16 points, Hw Byers was led by Richenda

Crutcher with 15 and Furman signee 6-2 Kyra Gulledge added 12.

#6 Hoover (Ala.) 68 vs. East Central (Ok.) 49

Hoover overpowered a very scrappy East Central squad. Hoover’s inside presence of

Marques Webb proved to be too much for East Central. Webb finished with 21 points on

15 of 19 shooting from the foul line. Breigha Cochran had 12 and Baylor signee 6-1

Chardonae Fuqua chipped in 10. East Central was led by Bria Pitts who stroked 4 3pters

for 13 points, Unique Garnes had 12 and Ariel Williams added 11.

Faith Baptist (Fl) 76 vs. Knoxville Webb (Tn.) 65

Faith Baptist as a team knocked down 11 3pters and placed all five players in double

figures. Kishty Munroe drained 5 treys accounting for her 15 points, Justina James sank 2

3s finished with 15, Lashyra Butler 11, Rickeya Williams 11 and Tiesha Hampton

Girl Powher basketball Showcases “Girls basketball at its best”

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followed with 10. Webb had to play without Georgia signee 5-7 Majorie Butler, who got

injured shortly after the opening tip on a drive to the basket and was done for the

weekend. Webb was led by Katie Collier 14 points, Imani Smith 13 and Madison Davis

with 11.

# 13 McEachern (Ga.) 70 vs. Overton (Tn.) 57 #13 McEachern has four BCS school signees 5-7 Dominique Wilson (Arkansas), 5-9

Destinie Gibbs (Ole Miss), 6-1 Pachiyaana Roberts (Syracuse), 6-4 Kayla Montgomery

(Clemson) and two other BCS commits, a pair of sisters’ junior Mia Cooper (South

Carolina) and super frosh “Ice” Te’a Cooper (North Carolina) was led by Wilson after

battling first half foul trouble with 21 with 7 points coming in the decisive fourth quarter.

Roberts 13 and Te’a Cooper with 11. Overton’s Cornelia Fondren also a Syracuse signee

paced them with 15, Phiecia Atkins 12 and Kelsey Briggs 11.

# 8 Bollingbrook (Il.) 72 vs. # 15 Riverdale (Tn.) 68

In a highly contested game UConn signee 6-3 Morgan Tuck from Bollingbrook HS (Il.)

went for cool 40 points followed by Keiera Ray with 15. Riverdale was led by Tyisha

Petty with 25 and Georgia signee 6-0 Shacobia Barbee added 19.

#11 Memphis Central (Tn.) 74 vs. #14 Twinsburg (Oh.) 73 OT

#11 Memphis Central prevailed in this overtime thriller game that saw several lead

changes, including a running overtime sending floater by Twinsburg junior point guard

Ashley Morrisettee. Memphis Central placed four players in double digits led by super

sophomore 5-9 Tia Wooten 18 points, Georgia Tech signee 6-1 Aaliyah Whiteside 14,

Nina Davis 14 and LSU signee 5-9 Danielle Ballard 13. Twinsburg was led by Morrisette

24 points with 3 3pters, Maryland signee 6-3 Malina Howard 20, Leah Fechko 14 and

Applachian State signee 5-11 LaShawna Gatewood added 11.