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Soper girls basketball
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Monday, 15 February 2010 00:00 |
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STUART — On Friday, Senior Macey Pierce had 23 points and senior Shelby Gallant had 22 as Soper lit up Stuart scoring a season high 73 points. |
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Boswell boys basketball
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Monday, 15 February 2010 00:00 |
STUART — On Saturday, it was Boswell’s turn to struggle to hit open shots as they lost by 16 points to the fourth- ranked host team.
The Boswell boys play at 3 p.m. at Rock Creek versus Victory Life Thursday. |
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Boswell boys basketball
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Monday, 15 February 2010 00:00 |
STUART — The Scorpions ended the Red Bears season with a 16-point victory on Friday night.
Soper star Zane Nelms rolled his ankle in the third quarter and Boswell built a 10 point lead while he was getting taped. When Nelms returned in the fourth quarter, he was noticably uncomfortable and trying to do his best as Boswell pulled away for the win.
The Red Bears were able to get the shots they wanted but they just wouldn’t fall as they shot 9 of 39 from two point range. The game began with them shooting 1 of 12 in the first quarter.
“We got the looks but couldn’t hit our shots. Give the Boswell kids credit. They played well,” said Soper coach Parker Harless.
Tevin Rhone led Boswell with 21 points and 12 assists. James Ribera had 16 points including six consecutive free-throws late in the fourth quarter to ice the win.
“It’s tough. That’s the best team I had at Soper and I sure didn’t expect to be done this early. I’m disappointed but the kids played hard. We’ll keep moving forward and keep our heads up as we look to next year,” Harless said. |
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Soper boys basketball
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Monday, 15 February 2010 00:00 |
STUART — The Scorpions ended the Red Bears season with a 16-point victory on Friday night.
Soper star Zane Nelms rolled his ankle in the third quarter and Boswell built a 10 point lead while he was getting taped. When Nelms returned in the fourth quarter, he was noticably uncomfortable and trying to do his best as Boswell pulled away for the win.
The Red Bears were able to get the shots they wanted but they just wouldn’t fall as they shot 9 of 39 from two point range. The game began with them shooting 1 of 12 in the first quarter.
“We got the looks but couldn’t hit our shots. Give the Boswell kids credit. They played well,” said Soper coach Parker Harless.
Tevin Rhone led Boswell with 21 points and 12 assists. James Ribera had 16 points including six consecutive free-throws late in the fourth quarter to ice the win.
“It’s tough. That’s the best team I had at Soper and I sure didn’t expect to be done this early. I’m disappointed but the kids played hard. We’ll keep moving forward and keep our heads up as we look to next year,” Harless said. |
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Fort Towson girls basketball
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Monday, 15 February 2010 00:00 |
WRIGHT CITY — Turnovers and foul trouble ended the Fort Towson girls season, losing in districts to Rattan 50-35.
Leading 9-7 at the end of one and down 19-20 at halftime, the first half was very close.
The second half was a different story. Rattan would shoot 26 free-throws in the second half. By comparison, the Lady Tigers shot 22 for the whole game.
Kayla Cochnauer and Trinity Snow each fouled out and Shania Cloud was one short of fouling out as well.
Rattan hit their free throws on one end while the Lady Tigers struggled turning the ball over 27 times.
The Lady Tigers also missed 13 free throws.
Heather Bevills led Fort Towson with 15 points. Cloud had 8 points and 10 rebounds. |
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