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Gleason
Girls Take Down Bruceton in Tourney
Debut
Sara Reid —
Special to the Weakley County Press
Posted:
Thursday, February 18, 2010
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Drawing a
crowd — Gleason senior
Jenna Frazier finds room
among a crowd of
Bruceton players to take
a shot during her team’s
District 13-A Tournament
victory on Wednesday.
Photo by Sara Reid
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Gleason bulldozed
its way into the District 13-A
semifinals with an exclamation point.
For the third time
this season, the Lady Bulldogs took on
the Bruceton Central Lady Tigers and for
the third time they proved to be too
powerful for the Blue and White to
handle as they rolled to a 71-29 win in
the quarterfinal round this past
Wednesday afternoon in Gleason.
Bruceton, the No.
8 seed in the tourney, advanced to face
Gleason by downing Carroll Academy 57-23
in a district tournament play-in game on
Tuesday night. With the victory, Gleason
also advances to the Region 7-A
Tournament.
Taylor Stout drew
first blood for the top-seeded Lady
Dawgs by rebounding a Camille Cooper
misfire and hitting one of two from the
line. Kim Edenfield increased the lead
to 3-0 with a jump shot, but Nikki
Walker answered with a three for
Bruceton to tie the score. From there,
however, it was all Gleason as the home
team scored 14 straight points and led
in dominating fashion 17-3 after one.
Brittany Farley
put up five for the Lady Tigers in the
second quarter, but Gleason again found
a rhythm and couldn’t be stopped from
the field. Led by six points each from
Jenna Frazier and Ashley Coble, the Lady
Bulldogs took a commanding 41-10 lead at
the halftime break.
In the second
half, the Lady Tigers resorted to
shooting threes in an attempt to shrink
the deficit and they hit six from beyond
the arc, but the Lady Bulldogs never
cooled off. Leading 64-25 after three,
Gleason ran the clock in the fourth and
took an easy 71-29 victory to advance to
the tournament semifinals in McKenzie on
Friday.
The win over
Bruceton marked the second time this
season the Lady Dawgs scored more than
70 points. Gleason’s season-high point
total of 77 came in an easy win over
Bruceton on Dec. 18.
Edenfield led Gleason with 15 points.
Frazier and Stout each had 13 points.
Farley and Alexis McCauley each put up
nine points for the Lady Tigers.
District 13-A Tournament Quarterfinals
Feb. 17 at Gleason
GIRLS
Bruceton (29) — Brittany Farley 9,
Alexis McCauley 9, Nikki Walker 6,
Kristen Lane 3, Alex Chapman 2.
Gleason (71) — Kim Edenfield 15, Jenna
Frazier 13, Taylor Stout 13, Ashley
Coble 9, Briana Jones 6, Camille Cooper
5, Alex King 4, Sara Hensley 3, Hollie
Townes 3.
3-pointers: Bruceton — McCauley (3),
Walker (2), Farley, Lane; Gleason —
Coble (3), Cooper, Hensley, Townes.
Records: Bruceton , Gleason 23-2.
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Lady Dawgs End
Season Atop District Standings
Sara Reid — Special to the
Weakley County Press
Posted: Tuesday,
February 16, 2010
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Clean sweep — The
Gleason Lady Bulldogs got 18
points from Taylor Stout (right)
in holding off McKenzie Friday
night. The win gave Gleason a
perfect record against district
foes in the regular season.
Photo by Sara Reid
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Despite a nearly
seven-minute scoring drought for both squads,
the Gleason Lady Bulldogs were still able to put
away from the McKenzie Lady Rebels, 38-27, for a
District 13-A win this past Friday night in
McKenzie.
The host McKenzie boys
earned a split with a win over the Bulldogs,
52-48.
Crystal Doub opened the
game with a jumper for the home team and Taylor
Stout scored inside to tie the contest. Alex
Gray completed a 3-point play, but Stout scored
the next three for Gleason to knot the score at
five. Ashley Coble opened up an 8-5 Lady Bulldog
lead with a 3-pointer at the 3:45 mark, but for
the remainder of the quarter neither team could
put the ball in the basket.
The drought continued into
the second as both squads struggled from the
field. Travatia Bowden finally lit up the
McKenzie side of the scoreboard with two free
throws at the 4:21 mark and Kim Edenfield hit
two from the line for Gleason with 4:01 to go in
the half. The Lady Bulldogs remained shaky from
the field, however, and McKenzie scored six
straight to lead 13-10. Edenfield connected from
long distance to tie the score at 13 and Sara
Hensley hit one of two from the line to give
Gleason a slim 14-13 edge at the half.
The Lady Bulldogs overcame the rust in the
third, however, and led by seven points from
Stout, equaled their first-half points total of
14 and led 28-21 after three.
Doub kept McKenzie alive
with five in the fourth, but Stout put up 13
straight points for Gleason dating back to the
third quarter and the visitors wound up the game
with free throws to pull out a 38-27 win.
Stout led Gleason with 18
points. Edenfield scored 11. Doub had 12 for
McKenzie.
The win gave Gleason’s girls a clean sweep of
their district opponents for the regular season.
Both squads experienced a
similar slow start in the second contest, but
Max Arnold came through for the home team in the
fourth and McKenzie held on for a 52-48 win.
With seven quick points
from Ben Sumner and Ben Rollins, Gleason
appeared to be on a fast track to victory with a
7-0 lead, but McKenzie played catch-up and the
Bulldogs only posted two more points from Austin
Perry to lead 9-8 at the end of one quarter.
Robert Taylor hit two from
the free-throw line to open the second and
provide a 10-9 lead for the Rebels. Sumner
scored a bucket plus a free throw to inch
Gleason ahead 12-10, but Shane Nunnery added a
layup to cut the lead to one, 12-11. Mark Newman
and Kelby McCaleb combined to push McKenzie
ahead 15-11, but as the score remained close,
Rollins knocked down a three to end the half
trimming the Rebel advantage to 18-17.
Rollins and Frazier scored
from downtown to take the lead back for Gleason
in the third. Rollins kept the Bulldogs ahead
with the hot hand from long range and Gleason
limited McKenzie to 10 points to lead 33-28 at
the end of three.
The fourth quarter
belonged to Arnold, however, as he nearly
single-handedly led his team to a
come-from-behind win. Putting up 14 of his
team’s 24 fourth-quarter points, Arnold pushed
the Rebels ahead and with the aid of bonus free
throws, McKenzie took the 52-48 win.
Arnold led the Rebels with
17 points. Rollins scored a game-high 25 for
Gleason’s Bulldogs.
Feb. 12 at McKenzie
GIRLS
Gleason (38) — Taylor Stout 18, Kim Edenfield
11, Jenna Frazier 5, Ashley Coble 3, Sara
Hensley 1.
McKenzie (27) — Crystal Doub 12, Kelsey Carr 5,
Travatia Bowden 5, Alex Gray 3, Linley McClain
2.
3-pointers: Gleason — Edenfield, Coble;
McKenzie— Doub (2).
Records: Gleason 22-2 (16-0 District 13-A),
McKenzie 12-12 (10-6 District 13-A).
BOYS
Gleason (48) — Ben Rollins 25, Preston Frazier
8, Ben Sumner 5, Blake Taylor 4, Austin Perry 3,
Gabe Lowrance 2, Dalton Andrews 1.
McKenzie (52) — Max Arnold 17, Alex Pierce 8,
Shane Nunnery 7, Kelby McCaleb 7, Robert Taylor
6, Cody Hoffman-Bullington 3, Luke Robertson 2,
Mark Newman 2.
3-pointers: Gleason — Rollins (4), Frazier (2);
McKenzie — Arnold (3), Hoffman-Bullington.
Records: Gleason 5-19 (4-12 District 13-A),
McKenzie 4-21 (4-12
Feb. 11 at Bruceton
GIRLS
Gleason (69) — Taylor Stout 18, Kim Quick 8,
Ashley Coble 7, Jenna Frazier 6, Camille Cooper
6, Briana Jones 5, Hollie Townes 5, Alex King 4,
Alexis Tipton 3, Shawna Blassingame 3, Emily
Terrell 2, Jaclyn Montgomery 2.
Bruceton (40) — Brittany Farley 16, Nikki Walker
9, Alison Gunter 6, Haley Jordan 3, Shelby
Taylor 3, Alexis McCauley 3.
3-pointers: Gleason — Coble; Bruceton — Farley
(2), Jordan, Taylor, Walker, McCauley, Gunter.
Records: Gleason 21-2 (15-0 District 13-A),
Bruceton 3-17 (2-13 District 13-A).
BOYS
Gleason (43) — Ben Rollins 11, Austin Perry 11,
Preston Frazier 6, Cody Ezell 6, Ben Sumner 5,
Blake Taylor 3, Nicky Spain 1.
Bruceton (53) — Chandler Jordan 16, Homer Willis
12, Aaron Runions 21, Haden Williams 8, Elizah
Phillips 5.
3-pointers: Gleason — Rollins (2), Ezell (2);
Bruceton — Willis (2), Runions (2), Williams.
Records: Gleason 5-18 (4-11 District 13-A),
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Rallies Fall Short in Dresden,
Gleason Split
Stephanie Sturgis - Weakley County Press Sports
Editor
Posted: Friday, February 5,
2010
Ineffective first quarters were
the downfall for both the Dresden Lady Lions and the
Gleason Bulldogs as they fell in District 13-A action
Tuesday night in Tater Town.
The Lady Lions scored on only two
possessions in the opening frame on the way to a 53-33
loss to the host Gleason Lady Bulldogs, while the
Gleason boys were held scoreless in the first quarter en
route to a 47-40 loss to the Lions.
Both squads worked hard to form a
comeback try, with the Dawgs managing to scramble into
position to attempt a go-ahead shot in the third
quarter, before ultimately falling.
In the boys game, the Lions had
the advantage immediately in the first quarter. Dillon
Matlock drained a 3-pointer on the game’s first
possession.
Bulldogs Ben Sumner and Austin Perry battled hard in the
paint on defense to keep Dresden’s interior game quiet,
but Gleason’s silence on offense didn’t help the Bulldog
cause. The Lions limited Gleason chances by not allowing
offensive rebounds.
Dresden managed just a Tyler
McPeak layup over the next five-plus minutes for a 5-0
lead before four different Lions combined to score eight
points in the final 2:32 of the quarter for a 13-0
advantage.
The Lion lead stretched to 17-0 in
the second quarter before Gleason’s Ben Rollins nailed a
shot behind the 3-point arc with 5:43 to play in the
first half. The Dawgs got 3-pointers from Preston
Frazier and Gabe Lowrance, before a Rollins steal and
layup just prior to the buzzer sliced the DHS advantage
back to single digits, 23-15, at halftime.
The Dawgs kept the momentum to
start the third frame. Cody Ezell hit a 3-pointer, and
Rollins came up with another steal and layup to trim the
gap to three at 23-20. After another DHS turnover,
Lowrance grabbed an offensive rebound and drew a foul.
The sophomore hit one of two free throws to make it a
two-point game with 6:37 left in the third. A third
consecutive Lion turnover gave the Dawgs an improbable
chance to take the lead, but a jumper missed its target.
Lion Matt Beaty ended the Gleason
run with a short jumper in the paint that ignited an
11-3 spree over the rest of the quarter to give Dresden
a 34-24 lead heading into the fourth.
In the final frame, trailing 41-35
with five minutes left, Gleason squandered a huge
opportunity when Matlock was whistled for a technical
after another DHS foul in the paint. Gleason made only
one of four free throws and did not score on the ensuing
possession.
The Lions got four consecutive
free throw from Gatlin Hatchel in a 30-second span to
help seal the 47-40 win. McPeak led Dresden with
12 points, while Rollins topped Gleason with 17 and
Frazier added 10.
In the girls game, which was a
battle for the top spot in District 13-A, the Lady Dawgs
got balanced play from both the perimeter and the post
and frustrated Dresden on drives into the paint for a
53-33 win. “We took too many 3-pointers. Gleason does a
good job of keeping you out of the lane,” DHS head coach
Jonathan West said.
Gleason’s Jenna Frazier set the
tone with a layup on the first possession. The Lady
Dawgs got 3-pointers from Camille Cooper, Sara Hensley
and Ashley Coble to go with an old-fashion 3-point play
from Frazier in the opening frame.
The Lady Lions countered with a
Courtney McMillin 3-point play and an Amy Reddick trey,
but trailed 18-6 after a quarter. Both defenses were in
control in the second frame as only nine total points
were scored. Gleason held a 22-11 lead at halftime.
The Lady Dawgs’ lead stretched to
16 on a Cooper 3-ball in the third, but Dresden worked
it back to a 10-point gap, 32-22, on Alex Glisson’s trey
with two minutes left in the third.
Heading into the fourth, Gleason
led 35-24. The Lady Dawgs took care of business at the
free-throw line, connecting on 10-of-11 shots to keep
Dresden at bay for the 53-33 victory.
“We started well. I’d like to have
done better in the second quarter, but our defense did
better in not letting them get in the lane,” first-year
GHS head coach Joel Ayers said.
Feb. 2 at Gleason
GIRLS
Dresden (33) — Alex Glisson 8, Kristen Childress 7,
Allie Phillips 6, Courtney McMillin 4, Amy Reddick 3,
Jessica Jones 3, Jesica Parsley 2.
Gleason (53) — Jenna Frazier 16, Camille Cooper 9, Sara
Hensley 8, Ashley Coble 8, Taylor Stout 6, Kim Edenfield
6.
3-pointers: Dresden — Glisson (2), Reddick, Jones;
Gleason — Hensley (2), Cooper (2), Coble.
Records: Dresden 14-8 (12-2 District 13-A), Gleason 19-2
(13-0 District 13-A).
BOYS
Dresden (47) — Tyler McPeak 12, Dillon Matlock 9, Tyler
Hawks 7, Matt Beaty 7, Alex Robinson 6, Gatlin Hatchel
4, Daniel Harris 2.
Gleason (40) — Ben Rollins 17, Preston Frazier 10, Ben
Sumner 6, Gabe Lowrance 4, Cody Ezell 3.
3-pointers: Dresden — Matlock; Gleason — Rollins (3),
Frazier (3), Ezell, Lowrance.
Records: Dresden 11-11 (9-5 District 13-A), Gleason 5-16
(4-9 District 13-A).
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Rollins’ Buzzer-beater Lifts Dawgs to
Victory
Posted: Thursday,
January 28, 2010 5:41 pm
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Photo by Stephanie Sturgis
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The Gleason Bulldogs made it two
wins in a row thanks to a buzzer-beating halfcourt shot
from Ben Rollins on Tuesday night. The junior has
tallied a total of 59 combined points in the past two
GHS games, both district victories — 75-74 over Big
Sandy and 59-39 over Carroll Academy.
Jan. 26 at Gleason
GIRLS
Big Sandy (22) — Marissa Fletcher 8, Megan Dilda 7,
Toni Perez 4, Luz Mena 3.
Gleason (41) — Kim Edenfield 15, Taylor Stout 10,
Camille Cooper 8, Jenna Frazier 6, Sara Hensley 2.
3-pointers: Big Sandy — Dilda; Gleason — Edenfield (3),
Frazier (2), Cooper (2).
Records: Big Sandy 3-15 (3-12 District 13-A), Gleason
18-2 (12-0 District 13-A).
BOYS
Big Sandy (74) — Chris Cox 25, Sean Susewitt 11, Brandon
Hensley 10, Jordan Melton 8, Dillon Moore 8, Charles
Snow 6, Tommy Cunningham 6.
Gleason (75) — Ben Rollins 29, Preston Frazier 21, Ben
Sumner 19, Cody Ezell 2, Austin Perry 2, Blake Taylor 2.
3-pointers: Big Sandy — Cox (3), Snow, Susewitt; Gleason
— Rollins (7), Frazier.
Records: Big Sandy ( District 13-A), Gleason 5-15 (4-8
District 13-A).
Jan. 22 at Huntingdon
GIRLS
Gleason (46) — Alex King 12, Briana Jones 9, Jaclyn
Montgomery 8, Emily Terrell 6, Elizabeth Terrell 4,
Shawna Blassingame 3, Hollie Townes 2, Kim Quick 2.
Carroll Academy (10) — Katie Kendall 5, Kayla Kendall 3,
Jennie Yarbrough 2.
3-pointers: Gleason — none; Carroll Academy — Kay.
Kendall, Kat. Kendall.
Records: Gleason 17-2 (11-0 District 13-A), Carroll
Academy 0-16 (0-10 District 13-A).
BOYS
Gleason (59) — Ben Rollins 30, Ben Sumner 17, Blake
Taylor 8, Gabe Lowrance 4.
Carroll Academy (39) — Kyle garner 12, Zach Harmon 11,
Bishop Williams 6, T. Williams 4, Chris Bryson 2, Jarred
Cherry 2, Jesse Young 2.
3-pointers: Gleason — Rollins (7), Taylor; Carroll
Academy — Harmon (2).
Records: Gleason 4-15 (3-8 District 13-A), Carroll
Academy 0-17 (0-10 District 13-A). Source:
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Lady Bulldogs Snap DHS 4-game Win Streak in Split
Stephanie Sturgis - Weakley County Press Sports Editor
Friday, December 18, 2009
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Wrap around — Dresden's Kristen
Childress (right) reaches around (from left)
Lady Dawgs Camille Cooper and Jenna Frazier to
flip a pass to a teammate during the Lady Lions'
home loss to Gleason on Monday night. Photo by
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The Dresden Lady Lions rolled into their
Monday night encounter with the visiting rival Gleason Lady
Bulldogs riding a four-game winning streak.
It looked like the Lady Lions might stretch
the streak to five wins when a third-quarter rally sent the home
team into the fourth quarter with a 26-25 lead, their first of
the night.
Instead a 14-0 run by the Gleason girls to
start the fourth flipped the momentum and was the deciding
factor in the Lady Dawgs' 47-37 victory.
In the second game, the Dresden boys doubled
the Dawgs production, 8-4, in the third quarter to push their
lead to double digits for the first time en route to their 53-37
win.
In the girls game, the Lady Dawgs were hot
from 3-point range early with Jenna Frazier, Kim Edenfield,
Ashley Coble and Sara Hensley all nailing treys to lead the way
to an 18-9 advantage after a quarter.
In the second and third quarters, the Lady
Lions regained their footing and slowed the game's tempo more to
their liking. Dresden, taking chunks of time off the clock with
each possession, held the Lady Dawgs to three points in the
second to trail 21-14 at halftime.
Alex Glisson pitched in 11 of her team-high
15 points in the two middle frames to help Dresden climb closer.
Jesica Parsley's trey cut the GHS lead to a point, 25-24, before
the Lady Dawgs turned the ball over. A Glisson drive and pull-up
jumper put Dresden in front, 26-25, at the end of the third.
In the fourth, the Lady Dawgs ran a
give-and-go with Cooper hitting Frazier for a layup, part of her
team-high 15 points. Fouled on the play, Frazier nailed the free
throw to put Gleason in front for good. The Lady Dawgs went on
to connect on 12-of-15 free throws in the quarter to fuel the
47-34 Gleason win.
In the boys game, the Lions held GHS to four
points in the third to gain some breathing room in their 53-37
victory.
Ben Rollins kept Gleason on target in the first quarter, scoring
all 12 Dawg points including a pair of treys. Dresden countered
with a balanced effort led by Daniel Harris' six points to lead
15-12 after a stanza.
The Lions shut down Rollins in the second
quarter, but Harris kept scoring. The Lion forward nailed
back-to-back shots behind the 3-point line to stretch a
one-point lead out to seven points at 26-19. Dresden maintained
the seven-point cushion at the half with a 28-21 lead.
In the third, Gleason was limited to four
points on buckets by Rollins and Cody Ezell. Dresden managed
only eight points total. The DHS lead hit double digits for the
first time on a late Dillon Matlock layup for a 36-25 at the end
of three quarters.
The Lions never lost their double-digit
advantage in the fourth to take the 53-37 win.
Harris topped Dresden with 19 points, while Rollins' 20 points
led the Dawgs.
Dec. 14 at Dresden
GIRLS
Gleason (47) — Jenna Frazier 15, Kim Edenfield 8, Sara Hensley
7, Taylor Stout 6, Ashley Coble 4, Camille Cooper 4, Elizabeth
Terrell 3.
Dresden (34) — Alex Glisson 15, Courtney McMillin 8, Amy Reddick
6, Jessica Parsley 5.
3-pointers: Gleason — Frazier, Edenfield, Coble, Terrell,
Hensley; Dresden — Reddick (2), Glisson, Parsley.
Records: Gleason 7-1 (4-0 District 13-A), Dresden 4-5 (4-1
District 13-A).
BOYS
Gleason (37) — Ben Rollins 20, Cody Ezell 5, Preston Frazier 5,
Ben Sumner 4, Austin Perry 3.
Dresden (53) — Daniel Harris 19, Tyler McPeak 11, Alex Robinson
6, Matt Beaty 6, Dillon Matlock 4, Kody Houston 3, Gatlin
Hatchel 2, Dale Hutcherson 1, Tyler Hawks 1.
3-pointers: Gleason — Rollins (4), Ezell, Frazier; Dresden —
Harris (2), Houston.
Records: Gleason 2-6 (1-3 District 13-A), Dresden 5-4 (3-2
District 13-A).
Dec. 15 at Big Sandy
GIRLS
Gleason (45) — Taylor Stout 18, Kim Edenfield 12, Ashley Coble
4, Jenna Frazier 3, Camille Cooper 3, Briana Jones 2, E. Terrell
2, Sara Hensley 2.
Big Sandy (19) — Megan Dilda 5, Hannah Caruthers 5, Luz Mena 4,
Tori Perez 3, Elizabeth Waters 2.
3-pointers: Gleason — Edenfield (2), Cooper, Coble; Big Sandy —
Dilda, Caruthers, Perez.
Records: Gleason 8-1 (5-0 District 13-A), Big Sandy 1-8 (1-4
District 13-A).
BOYS
Gleason (37) — Ben Rollins 24, Ben Sumner 4, Preston Frazier 3,
Dalton Andrews 2, Austin Perry 2, Gabe Lowrance 2.
Big Sandy (62) — Chris Cox 21, Jordan Melton 13, Michael Holt 8,
Dillon Moore 8, Sean Sufewitt 6, Charles Snow 6.
3-pointers: Gleason — Rollins (2), Frazier; Big Sandy — Snow
(2), Sufewitt.
Records: Gleason 2-7 (1-4 District 13-A), Big Sandy 4-4 (4-1
District 13-A).
Dec. 11 at Dresden
GIRLS
Big Sandy (38) — Megan Dilda 12, Tori Perez 10, Hannah Caruthers
8, Luz Mena 4, Marissa Fletcher 2, Michaela Threet 2.
Dresden (54) — Amy Reddick 15, Alex Glisson 10, Kristen
Childress 8, Jesica Parsley 7, Jessica Jones 6, Courtney
McMillin 4, Allie Phillips 4.
3-pointers: Big Sandy — Dilda (3), Perez, Caruthers; Dresden —
Reddick (3), Jones, McMillin, Parsley.
Records: Big Sandy 1-5 (1-2 District 13-A), Dresden 4-4 (4-0
District 13-A).
BOYS
Big Sandy (72) — Chris Cox 39, Charles Snow 15, Jordan Melton 7,
Dillon Moore 7, Michael Holt 4.
Dresden (70) — Jacob Vallee 18, Daniel Harris 14, Dillon Matlock
14, Matt Beaty 8, Tyler McPeak 8, Alex Robinson 6, Tyler Hawks
2.
3-pointers: Big Sandy — Snow (5), Cox (4); Dresden — Vallee (4),
Harriss (4), Matlock (2).
Records: Big Sandy 3-3 (3-0 District 13-A), Dresden 4-4 (2-2
District 13-A).
Dec. 11 at Gleason
GIRLS
Carroll Academy (8) — Kayla Kendall 3, Katie Kendall 3, Brianna
Kintner 2.
Gleason (61) — Hollie Townes 21, Alex King 10, Elizabeth Terrell
6, Jaclyn Montgomery 6, Kim Quick 6, Emily Terrell 4, Briana
Jones 4, Alexis Tipton 2, Shawna Blassingame 2.
3-pointers: Carroll Academy — Kay. Kendall, Kat. Kendall;
Gleason — Townes (5), El. Terrell (2).
Records: Big Sandy 0-8 (0-3 District 13-A), Gleason 6-1 (3-0
District 13-A).
BOYS
Carroll Academy (49) — Kyle Garner 22, Steven Crawford 19,
Justin Bequette 5, Zach Harmon 3.
Gleason (75) — Ben Sumner 27, Ben Rollins 12, Austin Perry 11,
Dalton Andrews 7, Preston Frazier 7, Blake Taylor 6, Cody Ezell
2, Jacob Cruse 2, Gabe Lowrance 1.
3-pointers: Carroll Academy — Crawford (3), Garner (2), Bequette,
Harmon; Gleason — Rollins (2), Taylor (2), Frazier.
Records: Big Sandy 0-8 (0-3 District 13-A), Gleason 2-5 (1-2
District 13-A).
Dec. 8 at Atwood
GIRLS
Gleason (46) — Taylor Stout 15, Jenna Frazier 10, Sara Hensley
9, Ashley Coble 5, Camille Cooper 4, Briana Jones 2, Kim
Edenfield 1.
West Carroll (28) — Morgan Woodard 10, Danielle Crocker 6, Tori
Walker 6, Darian Carter 4, Cassidy Cozart 2.
3-pointers: Gleason — Hensley (3), Coble; West Carroll — none.
Records: Gleason 5-1 (2-0 District 13-A), West Carroll 1-3 (1-2
District 13-A).
BOYS
Gleason (25) — Blake Taylor 7, Ben Sumner 6, Ben Rollins 4,
Austin Perry 2, Dalton Andrews 2, Dylan Reynolds 2, Dakota
Parsons 2.
West Carroll (62) — Thomas Greer 24, Jamal Glenn 11, Hayden
McClain 8, Tanner Coleman 8, Donovan Wolfe 6, LeTrell Huff 5.
3-pointers: Gleason — Taylor; West Carroll — Greer (2), McClain,
Glenn.
Records: Gleason 1-5 (0-2 District 13-A), West Carroll 2-2 (2-1
District 13-A).
Dec. 4 at Gleason
GIRLS
Clarksburg (28) — Keandra Jamison 6, Chelsey Melton 6, Megan
Jarrett 5, Erica Yarbro 3, Kristen Lankford 3, Jessica Galloway
2, Ashley Peterson 2, Hannah Halter 1.
Gleason (54) — Jenna Frazier 19, Taylor Stout 13, Kim Edenfield
4, Hollie Townes 4, Shawna Blassingame 4, Ashley Coble 3, Briana
Jones 3, Elizabeth Terrell 2, Alex King 2.
3-pointers: Clarksburg — Yarbro, Lankford, Jarrett; Gleason —
Frazier, Coble.
Records: Clarksburg 1-5 (1-1 District 13-A), Gleason 4-1 (1-0
District 13-A).
BOYS
Clarksburg (57) — Devon Bailey 22, Emmanuel McClerking 11, Alex
Owens 8, Don Johnson 6, Jarvis Pearson 4, Colton Halter 3,
Austin Avery 3.
Gleason (37) — Ben Rollins 15, Blake Taylor 9, Austin Perry 6,
Gabe Lowrance 5, Dalton Andrews 2.
3-pointers: Clarksburg — Bailey; Gleason — Rollins (3), Taylor
(2), Lowrance.
Records: Clarksburg 3-3 (1-1 District 13-A), Gleason 1-4 (0-1
District 13-A).
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2009
All-County Girls team
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
2009 All-County Girls team — The 2009 All-County girls
basketball team was announced after the Weakley County
Tournament's girls final Thursday night in Gleason.
Players named to the All-County team were (front, from
left) Kendall Leyhue, Martin; Tiffany Rechis, Martin;
Brittany Peoples, Greenfield; Kalee Kesterson,
Greenfield; Amy McAlpin, Dresden; (back, from left)
Kaley Leyhue, Martin; Sierra Replogle, Greenfield;
Abigail Lockhart, Dresden; McCall Scates, Greenfield;
Ashley Hargrove, Gleason; Calay Smith, Gleason; and
Aubrey Riggs, Dresden. Source: Weakley County
Press; Photo by Stephanie Sturgis
2009
All-County Boys team
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
2009 All-County Boys team — The 2009 All-County boys
basketball team was announced at the conclusion of the
Weakley County Tournament's boys championship game
Thursday evening in Gleason. The dozen players named to
the All-County boys team based on their efforts
throughout the 2009 basketball season included (front,
from left) Austin Pence, Greenfield; Brian Scott,
Dresden; Tyquis Johnson, Martin; Alex Ross, Martin;
Blake Turnbow, Sharon; (back, from left) Joey Caldwell,
Dresden; Jeremy Lannom, Greenfield; Beau Kelly, Martin;
Chris Sumner, Gleason; Alex Hahn, Gleason; Hunter Beal,
Sharon; and Austin Daniel, Dresden. Source:
Weakley County Press; Photo by Stephanie Sturgis |
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