Other Varsity games on the docket for the tournament include :
1pm – Junior Varsity – Radford versus Pulaski County
2pm – Pulaski County (5-2) vs Radford (2-2)
3: 30 pm – East Wilkes JV vs Narrows JV
4:30 pm – East Wilkes versus Narrows
Mt Airy is the team with the bye today due to Graham being absent from the field.
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Grayson County JV Girls have struggled to score points in their first two games as the JV Blue Devils have fallen 27-10 to Narrows on Friday and 21 -14 to Pulaski County on Saturday. Today they face a red hot Carroll County team.
Carroll County ( 1-2 ) will look to slow down a high scoring Grayson County (4-2) team that will be looking for its first victory in the event. The Blue Devils fell 72 – 55 to Narrows on Friday and 82 – 74 to Pulaski County in overtime on Saturday.
Plenty of Girls π§ Basketball games to be hosted today by Coach Mayo and a great team of Parents and volunteers at the High School !
We hope to sneak it Coach and his Motovational Nugget for the Day here.Travis Osborne with his Bible Verse π of the Day :
Luke 1:35 And the angel answered and said unto her, The Holy Ghost shall come upon thee, and the power of the Highest shall overshadow thee: therefore also that holy thing which shall be born of thee shall be called the Son of God.
The official School π« Calender is dormatTravis Osborne with his Bible Verse π of the Day :;
Psalm 143:8 Cause me to hear thy lovingkindness in the morning; for in thee do I trust: cause me to know the way wherein I should walk; for I lift up my soul unto thee.
Saved by the Bell π: The Cavalier College Years will collectively be off until after Christmas π Day
Santa π left three Nuggets in our stocking during the Night π! Thank You Velvet Creed Leonard β€.
There is a π’load of new material from yesterday to enjoy here on the site and I hope everyone has a Blessed Day π
Is it just me, or didn’t Brother Osborne have someone else in his Photo for a while ????
Pulaski County High School swept its two games against Grayson County with the Varsity game turning into an overtime thriller. The teams were tied 71 – 71 before the Cougars pulled away for an 82 – 74 victory. The JV Cougs defeated the Blue Devils 21 -14 in the opener.
The four teams will switch partners on Monday with Carroll County playing Grayson County and Mount Airy facing Pulaski County.
Mt Airy 52, Carroll County 40
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Mt Airy 15 13 7 17 – 52
CCHS 7 11 9 13 – 40
Carroll County (40) – Aaliyah Hampton 11, Raylee Goins 8, Madison Coleman 7, Callie Harris 6, Bree Campbell 3, Laynie-Jo Leonard 3, Kenzie Young 2, CC Mitchell.
Veteran Coach Howard Mayo was able to point out the areas where his team will look to improve.
” We lost a tough game tonight 52-40,” said Mayo. ” We had moments were we played well but we also didnt always take advantage our our scoring opportunities. We were 5-19 from free line. We only hit 1 three pointer and for our team to play up to it potential we got to make open 3’s. We will get a chance to get better Monday.”
Raylee Goins at the Free Throw line in the opening half.
The Lady Cavaliers used a 6 – 0 run in the third quarter to trim the deficit down to single digits at 35 – 27 with just over two minutes to play. The score remained the same for a long stretch after Harris netted all six of her points during the stretch. Coleman pushed the run to 8-0 with a layup to cut βοΈ the lead to six but that was as close as CCHS would get.
Hopefully everyone π will be closer to full strength on Monday as Carroll County will face a high octane offense on Monday night π.
The 3 – Day event actually started on Friday with games being played in both Gyms.
Teams that are playing over the three days :
Narrows Carroll County Radford Pulaski County North Wilkes (NC) Mt Airy (NC) Grayson County
** Graham dropped out and so we only play two games instead of three
Instead of playing four six or seven minute quarters, the teams played two 15 minute halves with a 10 minute break and CCHS was equally dominant in both sessions, winning 17 – 2 and 14 – 1.
Coach Cushman took the time to offer her thoughts on the tremendous effort she received from her entire roster.
” The girls secured another W tonight. This is such a fun group to coach. I canβt let the night go without commending these ladies on their defense, holding Mt. Airy to only 3 points the entire game.
We struggled with help side our first game of the season, but we took that to practice and executed it well tonight. Rylee Woodard had an excellent defensive game. Kate Holderfield continues to be a leader on the court. Madison Adkins came off the bench looking to score and you just canβt ask for better effort from the team.”
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Write up from Easy Stats:
The Carroll County JV Girls delivered a dominant 31-3 victory over Mt. Airy at home, improving their perfect record to 3-0 on the season. This commanding win showcased the team’s balanced attack and strong defensive effort, limiting their opponents to just three points across two quarters of play.
Carroll County came out firing in the first quarter, with Milli Parker getting the scoring started with an early field goal, followed immediately by Kate Holderfield adding another basket for a quick 4-0 lead. After Mt. Airy briefly cut the deficit with their lone field goal of the game, Parker extended the advantage by converting both of her free throw attempts. Holderfield then took control, embarking on an impressive personal scoring run that included six consecutive free throws and another field goal, helping build a commanding 15-2 lead by quarter’s end.
The second quarter(half) belonged entirely to Carroll County, as they outscored Mt. Airy 14-1 to seal the victory. Holderfield continued her outstanding performance, draining a three-pointer and adding another field goal plus two more free throws. Madison Adkins provided excellent support with a perfect shooting display, connecting on a three-pointer to cap off her flawless 2-for-2 field goal performance, while Rylee Woodard chipped in with a solid two-pointer.
Holderfield led all scorers with an impressive 20-point effort, demonstrating great determination by converting all nine of her free throw attempts despite shooting 29% from the field. Adkins had a stellar all-around game, finishing with 5 points on perfect shooting including 1-for-1 from three-point range, while Parker contributed 4 points and showed great composure at the free throw line, going 2-for-2. This complete team effort highlights the depth and potential of this undefeated squad as they continue their promising season.
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Mt Airy JV 2 1 – 3
CCHS JV 17 14 – 31
Carroll County JV Girls (31) – Kate Holderfield 20, Madison Adkins 5, Milli Parker 4, Rylee Woodard 2.
The team returns to action π¬ on Monday night at 6pm on The Hill against Grayson County High School π«.