Bristol Herald Courier | BHC Sports Desk | Photo Credit: Keith Ray
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Honaker 61, Holston 11
The Honaker Tigers got contributions from plenty of players in a beat down of Hogoheegee District rival Holston.
Alayna McNulty (17 points, six rebounds, four steals), Cadence Rose (12 points, five rebounds), Kalli Miller (10 points, nine steals, six assists), Dani Whaley (10 points, four steals), Carey Keene (five points, five rebounds) and Julianna Farmer (four points, seven rebounds, five steals) were among the cast of stars.
HONAKER (61) – Musick 3, McNulty 17, C. Keene 5, Miller 10, Whaley 10, Campbell 0, Farmer 4, Rose 12, A. Keene 0.
HOLSTON (11) – Cobler 0, Parks 2, Musser 0, Bradley 4, Thomas 0, Johnson 2, Crabtree 0, Remine 3.
Honaker 19 12 14 16—61
Holston 4 0 5 2—11
3-point goals – Honaker 5 (Rose 2, McNulty, C. Keene, Miller), Holston 1 (Remine)
J.V. Girls: Honaker 28, Holston 19
BOYS BASKETBALL
Holston 55, Honaker 23
Colton Woodward scored 13 points as the Holston Cavaliers hammered Honaker for a Hogoheegee District triumph.
All eight players scored for Holston, which put the game away by opening the second half on a 17-1 run.
Honaker committed 27 turnovers.
HONAKER (23) – Combs 3, Reynolds 0, Beavers 3, Harris 8, Smith 0, Clark 0, Blankenship 0, Clevinger 2, Sykes 4, Baldwin 0, Honaker 3.
HOLSTON (55) – Bailey 8, N. Tweed 8, Cornett 7, E. Tweed 4, Richardson 7, Hess 6, Woodward 13, Norman 2.
Honaker 5 12 1 5—23
Holston 11 17 17 10—55
3-point goals – Honaker 1 (Harris), Holston 6 (Bailey 2, Richardson 2, Woodward, Cornett)
J.V. Boys: Honaker 35, Holston 15