Today's News

New Albany's boys soccer team had a unique experience last Thursday, as members of Bethel College's soccer teams visited and worked with the team during their practice.

Felix Obillio, Joseph Omondi, Ugochi Opara and Malang Jarju showed up to the Bulldogs' practice and worked with the team on fundamentals. With their combined experience, their help was greatly appreciated by the team.

The Lady Falcons and Falcons will have plenty of motivation to return to the hardwood with a fury after the holiday break after a dropping pair of road loses to 3A South Pontotoc  Friday night.

South Pontotoc 67 Ingomar 61 (B)

South Pontotoc led for much of the first half and by double digits early in the third quarter before Ingomar started chipping away at the lead with a 9-0 run before a Zach Carnell lay-up gave the Falcons a 39-38 lead with 3:40 left in the third quarter.

West Union 69 Hatley 57

The Eagles snapped an eight game losing streak by avenging an early season loss, as West Union defeated Hatley 69-37 Friday night.

West Union traveled to Hatley three weeks earlier and lost to the Tigers by three. Like the first match-up, the game was close, as the score was tied at 15 after one. Keeping the Eagles in the game early on was Wesley Jumper, who had three three pointers in the first frame, four in the first half to lead the Eagles with 18 at the break.

Ingomar 50 Hickory Flat 25

What started out as a slow game for the Lady Falcons resulted in a big win as Ingomar soared past the Lady Rebels 50-25.

Maggie Cobb opened the game for the Lady Falcons with a three, as Ingomar built an early 12-8 lead in the first frame. A steal by Shalonda Reynolds followed by a basket by Hannah Wilkerson cut Ingomar's lead to one midway through the second, those were the last points Hickory Flat would score before the half. Shelly Grisham's free throws sent the Lady Falcons to the locker room up six at the half.