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Interesting read. No idea that this was being contemplated. So it comes as a surprise. 10 of the CCC schools are looking to leave the conference. The main reason - it is rumored that football is a big part of it - dominance by a few teams that won most of the championships. I think that if this is true then it is a mistake. You should raise your program to level of your competition, not kick the competition out. But the mindset must be if you can't beat 'em, leave 'em.
Here is the complete Article: Troy Daily News
Thursday, January 24, 2019
Wednesday, January 23, 2019
South Comeback Bid Falls Short
South had a rough time figuring out the Dunbar half court trap. Although South lead at the end of the first quarter, they fell behind at halftime 16-21. South was able to break the trap most possessions, Dunbar was able to generate enough turnovers to keep a lead. When South went to a zone defense from a man to man in the 3rd quarter, Dunbar began to hit shots from outside to open up a lead of up to 10 points. Also this was probably the worst quarter as far as Panther turnovers. But the Lady Panthers adjusted their defense and their offense gradually began to chew into the Dunbar lead. The game became heated as it entered the last minute. Point guard Madison Johnson was injured at this point and had to leave the court. It was a valiant effort but South ended up falling 44-42
Scoring for TVS: Lea Bennet 2; Taylor Clark 8; Taylor Bowers 11; Madison Johnson 11;MacKenzie Neal 10.
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
Dayton Area Sports Jan 21+
Sunday, January 20, 2019
Panthers Pummel Patriots
The Twin Valley South Panthers are ensconced at the top the
CCC and there is a reason for that – multiple weapons on offense and a stout
defense. The visiting Patriots received a
full draught of what the Panthers were capable of on Friday night. Despite making some defensive changes, the
Patriots could not stop the Panthers from scoring. On offense, they had a rough
time maintaining consistent scoring themselves.
The Patriots would fall 73-35.
Complete story at the Daily Advocate
Game pics
Tri-Village Tramples Trail
The Tri-Village Patriots were firing on all 8 cylinders for
their game against fellow CCC team National Trail. Tri-Village could do nothing wrong and for
visiting Trail - nothing went right. The Patriots dominated on both sides of
the ball as their offense scored pretty much at will and the defense
overwhelmed Trail for a lopsided 54-13 win.
The Patriots had 3 players in double figures, Emma Prinz 10,
Meghan Downing 13, and Lissa Siler 15. Also scoring were Madison Foreman 2,
Molly Scantland 3, Andi Bietry 3, and Maddie Downing 8.
Complete Story at the Daily Advocate
Game pics
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