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Tri-Valley Crossovers

Michigan Lutheran Seminary 53 - Caro 40 - Caro lost a three point half-time lead and never recovered. Madi Campbell led the Lady Tigers with 16 points. The loss drops Caro's record to 3-10.

Valley Lutheran 56 - Frankenmuth 41 - The Lady Eagles fell behind 22-6 after the first eight minutes and never was in the game as their seven game win streak came to an end. Jenny McCain led Frakenmuth with 11 points. The loss drops the Lady Eagles record to 10-4.

Carrollton 68 - North Branch 33 - Carrollton scored early and often en route to a 44-16 half-time lead. The loss drops the Lady Broncos record to 8-6.

St. Charles 44 - Millington 33 - Millington has now lost five in a row and eight of nine, and is averaging just 33.4 points per game. The loss drops the Lady Cardinals record to 3-11.

The Tri-Valley East ladies finished the 2009-2010 season with 2-12 record in their annual cross-over games against the Tri-Valley West and Central.

NCTL

Akron-Fairgrove 55 - Owendale-Gagetown 48 - Thersea Burkey's game-high 21 points was the scoring burst that the Lady Vikings needed to pick up a second victory over the Lady Bulldogs this season. Sarah Crane contributed 16 points, 14 rebounds, five steals, and five assists. Rebecca Timon had 10 points and eight rebounds, while Alyssa Monchilov added seven points, three rebounds, and 10 steals. The win improves Akron-Fairgrove to 6-8 overall and 6-7 in the NCTL-North. Christy Schmidt scored 15 points for the Lady Bulldogs, who fall to 4-11 and 3-11.

Kingston 37 - Peck 34 - The Lady Cardinals let their seven points half-time lead hold up with a three point victory to secure their fourth straight victory. Emily Chambers scored 15 points, as Megan James added five points, eight rebounds, and four assists. Kingston improves to 11-4 overall and 10-4 in the NCTL-South.

Comments

Adam Filkins said…
Port Hope 49
North Huron 46
North Huron rallies from 10 points down to start the 4th quarter to tie the game up with 4 seconds to go. But Kayla Gust hit a 3-pointer as time expired to keep the Lady Blue Stars atop the NCTL North.
Feb 2, 2010, 12:01:00 AM
ChadWingert said…
bababababooooommm!

$0 cover.....your headlines are killing me lately.
Feb 3, 2010, 2:56:00 PM
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