Thursday, September 3
Weston 46 Downsville 6 (Girls): The Lady Wolves raced out to a 21-0 first-quarter lead and never looked back in the one-sided affair that improved Weston’s season-opening winning streak to 10 straight without a loss. It was the Keiffer girls that did the most damage as Kate scored 22 and Brooklyn added 14 points. Saniyah Salsberry, Isabel Morris and Bailey McCurdy chipped in with 4 points each.
Quitman 60 Downsville 15 (Boys): The Wolverines took a 16-7 first-quarter lead that grew to a 30-9 advantage at the half in the contest that saw Quitman set a new season-best scoring mark. Individual scoring totals were not available at press time.
Friday, September 4
Weston 46 Choudrant 13 (Girls): Kate Keiffer poured in 18 points, and Saniyah Salsberry chipped in with 10 as Weston stretched their season-long winning streak to 11 straight. Brooklyn Keiffer and Ashlyn Petre both finished with five points each while Hannah Aldy, Isabel Morris, Raylie Hall, and Bailey McCurdy tallied 2 points apiece.
Simsboro 24 Quitman 18 (Girls): Quitman took a 10-7 lead into the half but managed only 8 points the rest of the way to fall to 3-5 on the year. Elliot Savage led QJH in scoring with 11 points, and Charlea Jones, Aaliyah Mixon, and Brelaina Hall all made 2 points each. Savannah Porter added a free throw
Choudrant 32 Quitman 17 (Boys Gold Game): Asher Norred scored 7, and both Jamikal Hall and Jase Reed added four points each for QJH in the gold game. Koplen Taylor and Andrew Seymore both added a free throw.
Choudrant 58, Quitman 25 (Boys): For the third time in a week, Choudrant took down the Wolverines in the final tourney game, dropping the Wolverines to 6-3, with all losses coming to the Aggies. Aiden Reed scored 7 points to lead QJH, while Andrew Seymore chipped in with a three-pointer. Clay Burton, Jase Reed, Bentley Ponder, Khyree Boston, Kutter Blalock, and Sheppard Norred all scored 2 points each, and Asher Norred sank a free throw for the Wolverines.
Weston 44, Downsville 12 (Boys): The Wolves had a season-best 13 players score in their second win of the year. Pistol Nicarz led the attack with a new career-best 10 points, followed by 8 points each by Hank Snuggs. Chipping in with four points was Jordan Young, while Ashton Paggett and Grant Griffen added three points each. Eli Jones, Kaine Stasson, Mason Greer, Waylon Fair, Richie Faust, Haiden Jones, Cameron Pardue, and Colton Haney all tallied two points apiece.
Tuesday Tilts: It will be an all-Jackson Parish battle as Quitman will travel to Weston on September 8. First game tip-off is scheduled for 5:00 pm