Lyons sets school record in win

By ROB HAMILTON

A career night from senior Clar­isa Lyons paved the way for Card­ing­ton to take a 57–44 win over High­land last Tuesday.

Lyons set a Card­ing­ton single-game record with 38 points in the con­test. The pre­vi­ous record of 37 points was set by Jackie Mories. Lyons added 15 rebounds to pace the home team’s performance.

In the con­test, Card­ing­ton jumped out to a 13–7 lead in the first quar­ter and improved that mar­gin to a 27–18 mar­gin by the half.

Both teams scored nine points in the third quar­ter, but the Pirates took the fourth by a 21–17 score to win by 13.

High­land got 13 points from Abby Gar­cia, while Lexi Winkelfoos added 11 and Katie Davies scored 10.

North­mor Knights

North­mor claimed a 31–18 win at Mount Gilead on Fri­day. No fur­ther infor­ma­tion was available.

That win came after a 54–28 loss to Bucyrus on Wednes­day. The Red­men jumped out to a 19–4 first-quarter lead and didn’t look back in the contest.

They would go on to outscore the Knights 9–7 in both the sec­ond and fourth peri­ods and 17–10 in the third stanza on their way to pick­ing up the non-league win.

Kyn­dall Williams led the Knights with seven points.

High­land Scots

The open­ing quar­ter wasn’t kind to High­land when they hosted River Val­ley last Friday.

In their 61–40 loss, the Scots fell behind by a 26–9 mar­gin after the open­ing eight min­utes and were unable to recover from that deficit.

The Vikings added two points to their lead in the sec­ond quar­ter and then outscored High­land 14–4 over the third quar­ter to make the score 49–20. High­land would dou­ble their pro­duc­tion with a 20-point fourth quar­ter, but River Val­ley was able to hold on to the win.

Abby Garcia’s 15 points led High­land, while Katie Davies scored 12.

Mount Gilead Indians

Last Wednes­day, Mount Gilead got off to a slow start and fell to East Knox 53–20.

The Bull­dogs got out to a fast start, tak­ing a 17–4 lead after eight min­utes of play.

Mount Gilead trailed 29–12 at the half, but was then outscored 24–8 in the sec­ond half as they fell in the home game.

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