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MA sweeps Chiefs By BARRY BURLESON Marshall Academy completed a sweet season sweep of Magnolia Heights Friday night. The Lady Patriots won 50-38 in Senatobia, while the Patriots escaped with a 58-54 victory. They had beaten Magnolia Heights teams by 10 and 19, respectively, back on December 2 at home. MA’s Kelsey Shaw blistered the nets in the girls game last week. She drilled five threes and scored 21 points in the 12-point win. County clashes By CLAUDE VINSON The Lady Cardinals and Lady Lions met Friday in their first of two rivalry games of the season. This was a rivalry on both levels, district and county. The tip went to the Lady Lions but it was quickly claimed on a rebound and Lady Cardinal sparkplug Tenesha Woods turned it into a three the old fashioned way. Byers erased that early stat and went out front. Potts Camp was keeping pace with the visitors, hovering around two points until Zana Davis sank a trey to put the Lady Cards up by one. The Lady Lions bounced back quickly and won the opening frame 18-14. Byhalia girls stun Lady Commodores By BARRY BURLESON The Byhalia Lady Indians and Indians find themselves at different spots in the Region 2-4A standings entering this week’s play. Coach Renee Crenshaw’s Lady Indians stand atop the race at 5-0. Last week they beat Senatobia and stunned Lafayette, ranked number two in the state in Class 4A. Behind The Scoreboard Wild weekend Well, if you like surprises, then this past weekend was all about and for you. But before we get to all of that, we need to recognize the fact that the Razorbacks sort of let the SEC effort down (sorry, Arkansas fans). I just thought it was understood that the intent was to completely demolish the Big Ten this season. There was a time near the end when it looked as though Ryan Mallett and crew were going to take care of the charge. However, the Buckeyes, the winningest team in the NCAA historically, held on for the win. It can’t be all bad since there have been only four losses, thus far, from the entering field of ten from the SEC. Hayes’ Hawks beat Charleston by eight and 28 By BARRY BURLESON The Holly Springs High School Hawks upped their district record to 4-1 last week with a pair of wins over the same school. The Hawks beat Charleston by eight on the road Tuesday night, Jan. 4, and then defeated the Tigers by 28 at home Friday evening. Wilson gets hole-in-one On December 28, 2010, Sam Wilson of Potts Camp aced the Par 3, #15 hole (99 yards) at Kirkwood National using his pitching wedge. The hole-in-one was witnessed by Ron Hamilton, Spencer Ritts and David Johnson. Potts Camp drops two to Rebels By BARRY BURLESON Potts Camp’s short road trip east on Highway 78 Tuesday night, Jan. 4, resulted in a pair of losses to rival Hickory Flat. The Cardinals dropped a 77-60 decision and the Lady Cards fell 60-40. Hannah signs with pro team in Romania By BARRY BURLESON Clevin Hannah is going a long way from home to display his basketball talents. The former Holly Springs High School Hawk has signed with Miercurea-Ciuc, a professional basketball team in Harghita County, Romania. Rodeo set for Jan. 22 The Deep South Championship Rodeo is coming to the Marshall County Fairgrounds Arena Saturday, Jan. 22. The big event, in the heated indoor arena, is produced by J Bar B Rodeo Co. It begins at 7 p.m. Ticket prices are $8 for adults, $6 for children and ages 3 and under free. For more information, call Jerry Bolden at 662-551-0475.
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