PREP ROUNDUP: Lady Aggies outlast Good Hope 42-31; Raiders earn road victory
Published 9:55 pm Tuesday, December 3, 2019
- Good Hope’s Dawson Turner drains a 3-pointer on Tuesday.
FAIRVIEW — The Lady Aggies pulled away late in Tuesday’s home game against Good Hope, earning a 42-31 victory inside Joe Shults Gymnasium to improve to 6-1 this season.
Fairview led only 23-21 at halftime, and the Lady Raiders eventually tied things at 27-all late in the third quarter.
Coach Justin Billings’ squad, however, turned up the defensive pressure and closed the county clash on a 15-4 run to claim an area win.
Daisy Manasco (nine), Emma Garcia (nine) and Molly McKelvy (eight) paced the Lady Aggies offensively.
Maddie Yeager (six), Jaycee Aleman (four), Payton Golden (two), Katie Ball (two) and Isabella McGukin (two) contributed for the Purple and Gold as well.
“At halftime, we realized we needed to get our head in the game, or we were going to lose both a county and an area game,” Yeager said. “We weren’t doing the little things, but we eventually picked it up.”
Rudi Derrick (nine) was the top scorer for Good Hope, which dropped to 5-2 this season. Savanna Derrick (six), Abby Neighbors (five), Heather Tetro (five), Ivey Maddox (four) and Bailey Tetro (two) also pitched in offensively.
Varsity Boys
Good Hope 77, Fairview 66: Cole Maddox corralled a game-high 33 points to lift the Raiders to a double-digit road victory over the Aggies on Tuesday night.
Michael Lowe (17) and Dawson Turner (13) also provided key contributions for Good Hope, which improved to 7-0 this season. Eli Phares (seven), Drew Maddox (five) and Tanner Malin (two) rounded out the scoring.
Cole Maddox totaled 11 points in the fourth quarter to help the Raiders build a more comfortable lead.
Turner also drained a trio of second-half 3-pointers in the area outing.
“I’m really proud of my guys tonight,” coach Drew Adams said. “We knew weeks ago it was going to be a battle with these guys. They’re a really good basketball team. Our guys are playing extremely hard and unselfish right now, and that’s what we want more than anything. It was a great team win.”
Sawyer Daniel (16), Austin Turner (15), Austin Jackson (11) and JT White (10) were Fairview’s top scorers.
Dow Nichols (eight), Peyton Bailey (three) and Jack Brown (three) also notched buckets for the Aggies (5-2).
See more local roundup below:
Varsity Boys
Cold Springs 46, West Point 34
Brody Peppers (CS): 21 points
Tanner Kilgo (CS): 10 points
Kobe Bowers (WP): 11 points
Will Cochran (WP): 10 points
Aubry Cleghorn (WP): 9 points
Hanceville 66, Vinemont 48
Raiden Morgan (H): 28 points
Brodie Malcom (H): 12 points
Tyson Bellmon (H): 12 points
Katch Johnson (V): 12 points
Will Rhodes (V): 10 points
Lucas Miller (V): 10 points
Oneonta 82, Holly Pond 63
Kyler Chaney: 26 points
Levi Boatright: 8 points
Jordan Allbright: 8 points
Other Scores
Addison 45, Lynn 41
Varsity Girls
Cold Springs 75, West Point 71
Toni West (CS): 27 points
Elizabeth Hill (CS): 19 points
Neely Ellison (CS): 17 points
Lexi Shadix (WP): 37 points
Miriam Oldacre (WP): 15 points
Hanceville 50, Vinemont 37
Zoe Joles (H): 13 points
Victoria Stanley (H): 10 points
Cassidy Campbell (H): 9 points
Madysen Hacker (V): 14 points
Sadie Stanley (V): 14 points
Oneonta 58, Holly Pond 43
Sarah Finley: 12 points
Kaylee Stallings: 10 points
Tate Duke: 9 points
Other Scores
Addison 43, Lynn 12
St. Bernard 31, Whitesburg Christian 26