FAIRVIEW — The Class 5A No. 9 Lady Aggies rolled to a 67-39 victory over Holly Pond inside Joe Shults Gymnasium on Tuesday night.

Taylor Ann Yeager (19 points), Abbi Taylor (18 points and nine rebounds) and Jada Golden (10 points) provided the offensive pop for the Purple and Gold, who improved to 18-6 this season.

Jordan Moore (eight points), McKinna Yearwood (seven) and Daylia Dean (five) rounded out the scoring for Fairview.

“I’m really proud of how we’re putting in the effort,” coach Mary Hartline said. “It hasn’t been easy getting into a rhythm with the holidays and the weather. But I like how consistent we’ve been since Christmas.”

The Lady Aggies host West Point on Friday and can garner area tournament hosting duties with a triumph. Toss in next week’s big-time county tournament — revenge being a key factor — and it’s safe to say the Purple and Gold are as locked in as possible.

“I think we’ll be focused,” Hartline said. “They’ve made a point of being their own team. We’re conscious of the past, but we know we’re not the same team. We’re playing smarter and with more confidence.”

Holly Pond was led in scoring by Ruth Horton with 20 points. Kolby Holcombe added nine for the Green and White, who hit the road on Thursday for a county clash with Vinemont.

% Cold Springs 63, St. Bernard 10: The 2A No. 5 Lady Eagles clamped down on defense to complete a spotless 6-0 area sweep.

Elizabeth Hill (15 points), Camryn Crider (11), Emme Willoughby (10), Kinley Campbell (nine) and Sadie Terry (seven) were the top contributors for the Blue and Gold, who improved to 20-1 overall.

Cold Springs (20-1) hosts Good Hope on Friday.

% Hanceville 59, Vinemont 20: Malia Howell scored a game-high 17 points to lead the Lady Bulldogs to a road victory.

Cassidy Campbell (11 points), Brooke Barnett (11) and Karmen Johnson (eight) each pitched in to help Hanceville improve to 8-14.

The Purple and Gold (8-14) head to J.B. Pennington on Friday, while the Lady Eagles welcome in Holly Pond on Thursday.

% West Point 64, Walker 23: Micah Oldacre (12 points), Olivia Ball (11) and Lexi Shadix (10) collected double-digit outings in the Maroon and White’s runaway win.

Brooke Brownfield also secured nine points for the 5A No. 10 Lady Warriors, who moved to 18-4.

% Decatur 66, Cullman 63 (2OT): Anna Katherine Eastman (24) and Sierra Easterwood (23) combined for 47 points, but the Lady Bearcats couldn’t quite pull ahead of the visiting team in a double-overtime shootout on Senior Night.

Victoria Barker netted eight points for Cullman, which fell to 14-12.

The Black and Gold will return to action Friday night at Fort Payne for an important area clash. 

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Varsity Boys

% Cold Springs 57, St. Bernard 49: Jesse Lee recorded a game-high 28 points, including 18 in the second half, to guide the Eagles to a razor-thin triumph against the Saints on the road.

Eli Hamby (12 points) and Blake Wood (nine) also aided Cold Springs (12-8), which capped off a 6-0 regular season area record.

Miguel Sanchez and Christian Peterson netted 16 and 14 points apiece, respectively, for St. Bernard.

% Holly Pond 83, Fairview 58: Griffin Morris scored 21 points, Drew Jones corralled 16 and Andrew Shaw notched 11 for the Broncos, who stormed past the Aggies to improve to 22-1.

Jake Harris (nine points) and Bailey Smith (eight) also had fine games for 3A No. 2 Holly Pond.

Sam Elrod paced Fairview (11-13) with 20 points. Bryson Fletcher was good for 12.

% Hanceville 38, Vinemont 16: Brendan Flanigan (15 points and eight rebounds) and R.J. Evans (eight points and 19 rebounds) handed the Bulldogs all the production they needed for a low-scoring victory over the Eagles.

Hanceville is now 8-10.

% Walker 80, West Point 76 (5OT): 

It took five overtimes, but the Vikings finally got the better of the Warriors.

Brandon Farley spearheaded the Maroon and White, which fell to 7-15, with a team-high 26 points.

Austin Dubberly (16 points), Kolton Sapp (13) and Alex Hernandez (six) all contributed in the wild shootout as well.

% Decatur 67, Cullman 58: Despite 26 points from Trey Tucker, the Bearcats weren’t able to pull off the home win.

Noah Bussman complemented Tucker with 11 points for Cullman, which fell to 8-15.