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WEST POINT — Lexi Shadix provided a blocked shot as time expired, and the Lady Warriors held on for a 55-52 victory over Lawrence County at West Point’s Thanksgiving Tournament on Tuesday.

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Coach Richie Penn was happy to see his team pull through in a close game.

“It was tight there at the end,” he said. “We were hoping to work some time off the clock and not force any shots. But we rushed a little, and they closed in on the lead. But we made enough plays. There are areas we can improve on for sure. But we came out with a solid win, and that’s a positive. We will move forward and keep trying to improve.”

Miriam Oldacre (13 points), Olivia Ball (13), Brooke Brownfield (nine), Shadix (eight) and Micah Oldacre (seven) put together multiple buckets for the Lady Raiders.

West Point wraps up tournament play — West Morgan (12:45 p.m.) and Phil Cambell (5:45 p.m.) — on Wednesday.

% Cold Springs 65, Guntersville 40: The Lady Eagles drilled 16 treys — 11 in the second half — to pull away from the Lady Wildcats on Tuesday afternoon.

Kinley Campbell tallied six of her seven 3-pointers in the fourth quarter, while Camryn Crider (five), Toni West (three) and Elizabeth Hill (one) all made it rain from downtown.

Campbell finished with a team-high 21 points. Crider (15), West (13), Hill (six), Aubrey Negron (six) and Neely Ellison (four) capped off the scoring for the Blue and Gold, who are now 2-2 this season.

“We’re having to come together,” Campbell said. “Everyone is still trying to find their roles right now. Mrs. West just tells us to shoot the ball when we’re open. She tells us, ‘You miss all the shots you don’t take.’ We just want to play hard right now, play smart in the middle of the season and put everything together at the end of the season.”

Cold Springs wraps up tournament play — Lawrence County (10:15 a.m.) and West Morgan (4:30 p.m.) — on Wednesday.

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Hanceville Thanksgiving Tournament

% Dora 54, Cold Springs 22: The Eagles fell to 1-2 this season following Tuesday’s loss to the Bulldogs.

Stats were unavailable.

Hanceville’s game against Jefferson Christian wasn’t completed by deadline. 

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Lady Tiger Thanksgiving Classic

% Cullman 69, Red Bay 43: Olivia Neal scored a team-high 16 points to lead the Lady Bearcats to a triumph on Tuesday.

Anna Evans (12 points), Anna Katherine Eastman (11), Alexandria Barker (10), Hannah Hoffman (eight), Anna Grace Murphy (six) and Kennedy Wren (four) also contributed for Cullman’s girls, who improved to 4-3 on the season.

Coach Josh Hembree’s team will continue tournament play Wednesday at 12:40 p.m. against one of Hanceville or Russellville in the consolation bracket. The result from that game wasn’t available by deadline.

% Good Hope 64, Decatur 37: The Lady Raiders improved to 2-1 with a superlative outing on Tuesday.

Erika Woodall (16 points), Kate Kent (14) and Savanna Derrick (14) paced Good Hope offensively in the triumph.

Coach Amanda Swann’s squad will continue tournament play Wednesday at 2 p.m. against Colbert County in the consolation bracket.

% Brewer 62, Fairview 41: The Lady Aggies dropped a tough one to the Lady Patriots on Tuesday.

Fairview amassed offensive contributions from Abby Schnittker (12 points), Taylor Ann Yeager (eight) and Valentina Klocker (seven) in the loss. The Purple and Gold (4-2) will continue tournament play Wednesday at 11:20 a.m. against Midfield in the consolation bracket.