Ashland girls, Holly High boys take victories
Wed, 12/07/2016 - 12:07pm
Holly Springs and Ashland turned up the heat again in rubber match-ups Friday night.
Holly Springs and Ashland turned up the heat again in rubber match-ups Friday night.
Marshall Academy made the long trip to Columbus Christian on Monday of last week and returned home with one win and one loss.
H.W. Byers dropped a pair of basketball games Friday night at home to Coffeeville.
The girls fell 55-10, and the boys lost 56-50.
Photos by Ronnie Day
Lady Hawks Kayla Criss (31) and Jayla Stevenson (14) try to halt a drive to the basket by Lady Indian Xzadria Holpe (31).
Byhalia’s Keshun Falkner (21) provides some opposition as DaQuan Smith of Holly High looks to score.
Avion Graham (5) of Byhalia is defended by Holly High’s Ladarius Stinson (33). Also pictured in the background are Indian Jerrell Brounson (1) and Hawk Kendrick Fountain. The Indians and the Hawks will meet again January 3 in Holly Springs.
Photos by Ronnie Day
Kavacia Johnson (21) of Byhalia gets a shot up toward the hoop. At right is Holly High’s Prishonna Burgess (22). Looking for a possible rebound are Brianna Beard (20) and Kayla Criss (31).
Long-time rivals Holly Springs and Byhalia battled in heated contests on the Indians’ home court Friday night, Nov. 18.
Photo by Dillon Day
Jazmine Anderson (12) is fouled as she goes to the goal versus the Lady Eagles.
Shooting for Potts Camp are Tavaccius Burnside (23, left) and Michael Powers (right photo).
Photos by Dillon Day
LaKayla Collins (15) tries to get her shot off versus West Union.
Potts Camp basketball teams wrapped up the pre-Thanksgiving portion of their schedule with a split versus West Union.
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