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Hurley
picked
up
an
easy
non-district
win,
53-23,
over
Pocahontas
Saturday
night
at
Hurley
High
School
and
gained
a
split
in
non-district
action
for
the
week.
The
Lady
Rebels
dropped
a
66-39
decision
to
the
Ervinton
Rebels
Friday
night
at
Hurley.
Kendra
Endicott
scored
14
points
to
lead
Hurley
at
Pocahontas,
which
went
on
a
19-2
run
in
the
second
quarter
to
build
a
32-16
lead.
The
Lady
Rebels
held
the
Lady
Indians
to
nine
points
over
the
final
three
periods.
Patricia
Citarelli
added
11
points,
Amanda
Broyles
added
nine
and
Tara
Hall
scored
eight
points
for
the
Lady
Rebels.
No
one
scored
in
double
figures
for
Pocahontas.
A
22-7
run
gave
Ervinton
the
lead
for
good
in
Friday's
contest
at
Hurley
High
School.
Ervinton
took
a
31-19
halftime
lead
and
went
on
a
19-5
run
in
the
third
quarter
to
build
a
50-24
advantage.
Chelsey
Hunt
scored
13
points
and
Tara
Hall
added
10
points
for
Hurley.
Kelly
Rasnick
scored
a
game-high
23
points
to
pace
Ervinton.
Nikki
Mullins
added
14
and
Autumn
Bond
chipped
in
with
13
points.
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Twin
Valley's
Kim
Street
(#52)
looks
for
a
teammate
to
pass
off
to
while
getting
pressure
from
Grundy's
Sabrina
Lester
last
in
Monday
night's
game
at
Grundy
High
School.
Street
scored
a
game-high
19
points
as
the
Lady
Panthers
held
on
it
the
final
seconds
to
take
a
close
53-50
win
over
the
Lady
Wave.
(Staff
photo/Sam
Bartley.) |
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Lady
Panthers
Edge Lady
Wave,
53-50, in
Non-District
Action
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by
Lloyd
Combs
Sports
Reporter
A
free
throw
by
Kim
Street
with
1:18
remaining
gave
Twin
Valley
the
lead
for
good
and
the
Lady
Panthers
held
off
Buchanan
County
rival
Grundy,
53-50,
Monday
night
at
Grundy
High
School.
The
Lady
Panthers,
meanwhile,
picked
up
an
easy
non-district
win
last
week,
with
a
49-5
pasting
of
Pocahontas
last
Tuesday
(Dec.
11)
at
Twin
Valley
High
School.
After
11
lead
changes,
Twin
Valley
seized
the
lead
for
good
at
the
end
of
the
third
quarter,
but
just
barely,
in
defeating
the
Lady
Wave
Monday.
Street
scored
19
points
and
grabbed
11
rebounds,
while
freshman
Katie
Jo
Lester
also
contributed
a
double-double
with
13
points
and
10
boards
for
the
Lady
Panthers,
who
used
an
11-1
run
to
build
a
43-35
lead
early
in
the
fourth
quarter.
Grundy
rallied
to
regain
the
lead,
50-48,
on
two
free
throws
by
freshman
Holly
Bowman
with
1:50
remaining.
Lester
hit
two
free
throws
to
tie
the
score
at
50-50
with
1:39
left
before
Street
gave
the
Lady
Panthers
the
lead.
Grundy
never
scored
again,
while
Sarah
Mullins
added
two
free
throws
for
Twin
Valley
with
13
seconds
remaining.
“We’ve
got
to
learn
to
win,”
Twin
Valley
coach
Rick
Goodman
said.
"We’ve
got
to
learn
to
protect
a
lead,
and,
when
we
have
one,
not
crank
up
the
first
three
we
get,
or
take
it
to
the
hole
against
three
people.”
Kasey
Bowman
scored
15
points
to
lead
Grundy.
Holly
Bowman
and
Ashley
Riley
each
added
eight
points
for
the
Lady
Wave.
Mullins
and
Sydney
Gilbert
each
scored
eight
points
for
the
Lady
Panthers.
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