Coach Tammy West gives her team a talking to during a timeout.

COLD SPRINGS — So much for a losing streak.

Just three days after dropping their first game of the season, Cold Springs’ varsity boys responded in a huge way on Monday with a dominant 77-35 area victory against Addison.

Triston Chambers was a big reason why.

The sublime junior scorched the nets for 32 points in a little more than 12 minutes — he had 29 in the first half alone — to pace the 7-1 Eagles.

He did it very efficiently, too, sinking 11 of 14 shots on the night, including a dynamite 8-of-11 clip from 3-point range.

“My teammates got me the ball early on,” Chambers said of his stellar performance. “They trust me to shoot those shots, and they believe in me to make them, too. But I wouldn’t get those looks without my teammates. We played a solid game.”

Cold Springs jumped out to a 25-12 first-quarter advantage before building its cushion to 48-18 at the half. The following 16 minutes were merely a formality.

In fact, one of the rare instances Chambers saw the floor in the second half was literally during “garbage time” — a trash can spilled out onto the side of the court — when he hopped from the bench with towel in hand to help clean up the mess.

It wasn’t just Chambers collecting buckets, though, as Cayde Elliott and Austin Moore netted 15 and 10 points, respectively, in the win. Adam Carney was good for six points; Josh Freeman and Zac Ellison, five apiece; and Tyler Rice, two.

“After our loss Friday night, we wanted to come out to win,” Chambers said. “We’re ready for a big-time game versus Holly Pond this Friday. Should be a good one.”

Cold Springs squeaked by the Broncos 74-73 in their first meeting last Monday.

% Athens Bible 46, St. Bernard 43: Evan Aldridge scored 14 points in his season debut, but it wasn’t quite enough in a close loss for the Saints.

Gavin Harris helped out St. Bernard with 13 points. Christian Peterson and Dean Smith both had eight.

Varsity Girls

% Cold Springs 59, Addison 22: The Lady Eagles continued their fine play after a runner-up showcase in the Lady Hawks Classic with a ho-hum victory over the Bulldogs.

Nine players notched at least two points, with senior Caitlyn Hall pacing the way with 10. Keegan Johnson and Bailey West each made three treys to finish with nine points for their 7-2 squad.

The Blue and Gold opened the matchup scoring the first 17 points and took a 36-6 lead into halftime, leading to a coast-worthy performance in the second half.

Other scorers were Rilee White and Kaleigh Merring, eight points apiece; Camryn Crider, six; Emme Willoughby, four; McKinnley Davis, three; and Destiny Campbell, two.

% St. Bernard 40, Athens Bible 33: The Lady Saints followed up a runner-up result at Shades Mountain’s Thanksigiving Tournament with a win at home on Monday.

Zana Wilson and Alli Messick led St. Bernard with 13 and 12 points, respectively. Ayleana Mami added seven; Jaden Edge, six; and Tania Martinez, two.