Independence 46, Shady Spring 32
Double-double machine Harmony Mills poured in 22 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead Independence past county rival Shady Spring 46-32 Thursday in Shady Spring.
Lacey Goodson had another strong game with 17 points and Kamryn Wooten grabbed 10 rebounds for the Patriots who moved to 8-2 on the season.
The Tigers were led by Kylee Barnes with seven points, while Kendra Pizzino and Lillian Hatfield added six points each.
I: 10 8 13 15 – 48
SS: 3 10 8 11 – 32
Independence
Kamryn Wooten 2, Alli Hypes 5, Harmony Mills 22, Lacey Goodson 15, Maci Perry 2. Totals: 12 20-32 46.
Shady Spring
Megan Hendrick 4, Austin Barnes 8, Jenna Webb 1, Kendra Pizzino 6, Lillian Hatfield 6, Kylee Barnes 7. Totals: 9 11-19 32.
Nicholas County 35, Midland Trail 32
Summersville – Nicholas County erased a four-point deficit after three quarters to beat Midland Trail 35-32 Thursday night.
Adrienne Truman led the Grizzlies with 15 points, including seven in the final quarter, while Alexis O’Dell added all seven of her points in the decisive fourth period. Madison Coffman also scored seven for Nicholas.
Rumor Barnhouse had 14 points for the Patriots with Jayla Barnhouse and Raelyn Morris scoring eight points each.
MT: 5 4 15 8 – 32
NC: 7 5 8 15 – 35
Midland Trail
Rumor Barnhouse 14, Jayla Barnhouse 8, Raelyn Morris 8, Nevaeh Hall 2.
Nicholas County
Adrienne Truman 15, Olivia Stone 2, Madison Coffman 7, Ruthie Lott 4, Alexis O’Dell 7.
James Monroe 75, Pocahontas County 51
Dunmore – James Monroe held the advantage in all four quarters to cruise past Pocahontas County 75-51 Thursday night.
Mary Beth Meadows had a double-double scoring a game-high 22 points to go along with 10 assists and seven steals.
Maggie Boroski followed closely with 20 points and eight steals, while Mya Dunlap added 13 points for the Mavs (8-5).
Kynlee Wilfong had 12 for the Warriors and Allyson Taylor scored 10.
JM: 17 16 24 18 – 75
PC: 9 11 16 15 – 51
James Monroe
Mary Beth Meadows 22, Ava Dunlap 5, Maggie Boroski 20, Mya Dunlap 13, Abby Mathis 3, Aleigha Hall 7, Jordan Roberts 5.
Pocahontas County
Mackenzie Taylor 8, Allyson Taylor 10, Shayla Bennett 4, Calli Propst 9, Olivia Vandevender 4, Andrea Alderman 1, Kynlee Wilfong 12, Milena Bircher 1, Ramona Hardy 2.
PikeView 48, Westside 42
Clear Fork – Trailing by seven points heading to the final quarter, PikeView outscored Westside 20-7 to grab a crucial sectional win, 48-42 Thursday.
Cat Farmer scored nine points in the final quarter and led all scorers with 22 on the night for the Panthers. Brooke Craft added seven points, while Haley Justice and Riley Meadows scored six points each.
Meadows had five points in the final quarter and Craft scored four.
Kaitlyn Lester led the Renegades with 15 points and Daisha Cline scored 12.
PV: 12 8 8 20 – 48
W: 14 9 12 7 – 42
PikeView
Hannah Harden 2, Brooke Craft 7, Cat Farmer 22. Jaelynn Shrewsbury 5, Haley Justice 6, Riley Meadows 6.
Westside
Kaitlyn Lester 15, Rylee Brown 6, Daisha Cline 12, Sarah Lilly 2, Karsyn Paynter 7.
Mercer Christian Academy 65, Narrows, VA 51
Mercer Christian built a 35-26 lead in the first half en route to a 65-51 win over Narrows Thursday.
Ella Botts led the Cavaliers (8-3) with 19 points, while Karis Trump scored 16. Bailee Martin and Kayley Trump added 10 points each.
MCA: 23 12 11 9 – 65
N: 11 12 14 14 – 51
Mercer Christian
Karis Trump 16, Ella Botts 19, Abby Tufts 6, Bailee Martin 10, Kayley Trump 10, Abby Greer 4.
Narrows
Emily Helvey 11, Brooklyn McCroskey 4, Abby Johnson 8, Karsyn Reed 5, Kelly Bowles 4, Makayla Knoftae 19
Meadow Bridge 51, Montcalm 26
Meadow Bridge – Kiersten Rozelle scored a game-high 18 points to lead Meadow Bridge past Montcalm Thursday night.
Lilly Hayes added 10 points for the Wildcats, while Charity Reichard scored eight and Riley Roberts had seven.
Mady Hudgins and Hayley Kendricks led the Generals with eight points each.
M: 3 9 8 6 – 26
MB: 14 18 9 10 – 51
