Trojans edge Ridge Spring Monetta in Hawk Invitational
Davis earns All-Tournament honors alongside Merritt and Quattlebaum as Ridge Spring Monetta loses to Barnwell in the boys third place game. Buxton scores 32 for Barnwell, lifting the Warhorses past RS-M on a late halftime 3 and a strong fourth quarter. RS-M later travels to Saluda while Barnwell hosts Wade Hampton.
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Big Baby
Moody-Johnson
Davis
Amber Merritt
Porsha Quattlebaum
Trojans
Saluda
Randall Buxton
Barnwell
Ridge Spring- Monetta
Mike
Highsmith
Buxton
RSM
Warhorses
Devin Creech
Marcus McKethan
Earl Bostic
Raekwon Parris
Head
Mark Wright
Blackville
Hilda
Wade Hampton
Rs-M
Kyle Dawson
Rebels Ayana Collins tops Grovetown as free throws lift win
Ayana Collins scores 26 to lead Grovetown past Strom Thurmond 72 61. Farrar adds 12, four Grovetown players reach seven plus. Strom Thurmond struggles at the line making 9 of 29 free throws. Cyntheria Sullivan leads Strom Thurmond with 14 points as Booker comments on progress regardless of outcome.
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Kwajelin Farrar
Grovetown
Strom Thurmond
Cyntheria Sullivan
Ashlee Chinn
Regina Miles
Janelle Brown
Deja Basket
Chesnee Robinson
Kayla Adams
Brianna Thomas
Sullivan
Zakaria Goldsberry
Elizabeth Metress
Destiny Marshall
Destiny Lucas
Andrea Ferbee
Marissa Tate
Metress
Collins
Goldsberry
Eric Russell
Cyntheria
Evans
Georgia
Rebels
Hawks Capture Own Hawk Invitational In Tight Win
Blackville Hilda defeats Branchville 56 54 to win the Hawk Invitational on its home court. Barry Armstrong 24 points and Willy Ferguson 18 lead the Fighting Hawks as they improve to 6 3. North Augusta opens Pepsi Carolina Classic with 61 47 victory over Cheraw. Moses Cheek 15, DJ Boxley 13, B J Coach 11. Calhoun Prep 51 South Aiken Baptist 40 Caleb Leverette 19 points in Richard Winn tournament play. Chad Burrell 12 Datyon Jenkins 11 for All Tournament team onlookers.
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Branchville
Barry Armstrong
North Augusta
Cheraw
Moses Cheek
DJ Boxley
B.J
Calhoun Prep
South Aiken Baptist
Caleb Leverette
Calhoun Academy
Chad Burrell
Datyon Jenkins
Clemson Women Fall as Florida A&M Tops Tigers
Olivia Antilla scored 20 points to lead four Clemson players in double figures as Florida A&M defeated Clemson 77 68 on Tuesday night. Khadejra Young added 18 points, Alicia McCray 17, Landon Holland 11 for the Rattlers while Nelly Perry posted a career high 21 for Clemson and Paige Mosley 16.
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Florida A&m
Clemson
Khadejra Young
Alicia McCray
Landon Holland
The
Rattlers
Nelly Perry
Paige Mosley
Atlanta
Marcus Georges-Hunt
Adam Smith
Georgia Tech
Duquesne
Dukes
Yellow Jackets
Micah Mason
Athens
Yante Maten
J.J. Frazier
Georgia
Robert Morris
Mante
Frazier
Michigan State suffers first loss as Iowa tops Spartans 83 70
Iowa guard Mike Gesell scores a career high 25 points and leads Iowa 83 70 over No 1 Michigan State in Iowa City. Eron Harris scores 21 for MSU playing without injured Denzel Valentine as Tom Izzo mourns his father.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Mike Gesell
Michigan State
Spartans
Peter Jok
Hawkeyes
Eron Harris
Denzel Valentine
Tom Izzo
Carl
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Cat” Barber
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