West Point's Andrew Lynn knocks the ball away from Good Hope's Tanner Malin.

GOOD HOPE — Ivey Maddox showed out en route to securing a game-high 23 points, Bailey Tetro joined her in double figures with 16 of her own, and Good Hope’s varsity girls notched a 68-49 home win over West Point on Tuesday night.

The Class 4A No. 2 Raiders improved to 12-2 following the victory.

Good Hope held a slight cushion after the opening frame — thanks to Maddox’s 11 points — and built a comfortable halftime lead (33-18) following a strong second-quarter performance in which Bailey Tetro also poured in 11 points.

It was more of the same in the second half for the Raiders, who had seven players score at least four points.

“Our press created pressure and got us turnovers,” Maddox said. “We’re a quick team, and we know how to run the floor. Last night, we came out pretty slow. But tonight, I felt like we really hopped on them in that first half.”

Rudi Derrick (eight), Kyndall Seal (six), Charly Johnson (six), Heather Tetro (five) and Renee McLeod (four) pitched in buckets for the Red and White, which notched its 10th straight victory.

Liberty Shadix paced West Point with a team-high 17 points, while Ryleigh Jones was next in line with nine.

Ella Minck (seven), Hallie Wheeler (six), Laklin Shadix (five), Kaylee Faulkner (three) and Braelee Quinn (two) also contributed.

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Varsity Boys

% Good Hope 76, West Point 45: Tanner Malin (19), Charlie O’Neil (16), Kmal Bell (13) and Tyler Cone (10) racked up double digits for the Raiders in Tuesday night’s home victory against the Warriors.

Good Hope — which led 38-19 at halftime — created turnover after turnover throughout the game, ultimately improving to 8-4 this season. Tucker Malin (eight), Jacob Haynes (eight) and Canaan Jones (two) rounded out the scoring for coach Drew Adams’ squad.

“Really proud of our guys tonight,” Adams said. “With a few guys out sick, we really challenged our young guys to respond and be the next man up, and they played really well. I have a ton of respect for West Point and (coach) Mason Voce. He’s a good friend, and they have a bright future over there with him at the helm.”

Kanen Trussell and Jay Lamar each scored 13 points for the Warriors in the loss.

Andrew Lynn (six), Cade Simmons (five), Sam Wheeler (four), Kolten Perry (two) and Ashton Rodgers (two) also contributed.