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Union County

  • Second half surge lifts Hawks over Hickory Flat

    In a time when the Hawks needed someone to step up, Robert Montgomery responded, giving Myrtle a comeback victory over Hickory Flat, 72-71, Saturday night.

     

    Down 71-70 with 5.3 seconds remaining, Montgomery drew a foul, the fifth for the Rebels’ Henry Bell, and confidently hit two free throws to put Myrtle in the lead and eventually give them their seventh win of the season.

  • Lady Eagles hold on at EU

    Leah Paige Goolsby and Allie Newby scored in double figures, as West Union held on for a six-point win over East Union, 45-39, Tuesday night.
    The Lady Urchins held a one-point advantage after the first frame before being outscored 25-17 over the next two quarters.
    Goolsby lead West Union with 15 points, followed by Newby with 12. Ashley Leach scored a game-high 19 points for East Union, while Dezjarna Bryant added 17 points.
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  • Ingomar starts tough road test

    The Falcons played as perfect of quarter as they could enroute to their 80-61 win over South Pontotoc Monday night.

  • BMC boasts runners at NAIA Championships

    While the group of Blue Mountain College runners that competed Saturday in the NAIA Cross Country National Championships enjoyed their visit to Vancouver, Wash., they returned to campus determined to return in a year.

  • Dodson lifts Myrtle in win over Marshall Academy

    The Hawks scored only one basket in the fourth quarter of their game against Marshall Academy, but it would prove to be the biggest. Heriah Dodson’s last second layup helped give Myrtle the 86-84 win over the Patriots Monday night.

  • Myrtle takes wins over Wheeler

    The Hawks picked up their second straight win of the season behind the hot shooting of Steven Taylor and Keon Hampton, defeating Wheeler 75-48 Monday night.

    Cruz Weatherall helped Myrtle with two three-pointers in the first quarter, but the Eagles held close, keeping it a tied game, 15-15. Hampton stepped up with eight second quarter points to give the Hawks the edge at the half, and Myrtle would put the game away, outscoring Wheeler 24-7 in the third quarter.

    Taylor led with 20 points for Myrtle (2-3), while Hampton added 17 in the win.

  • Jumper leads Ingomar over East Union

    Wesley Jumper is getting the hang of playing at a new school. The senior guard made the move cross-county from West Union to Ingomar and is enjoying the ride with the defending 1A state champions.

    “It was a little different when I first moved over here, but I’ve gotten used to it and I like it,” he said.

    Jumper’s game-high 26 points helped the Falcons pick up their second win of the season, a 93-71 affair over East Union Tuesday night.

  • West Union, East Union battle in Round Robin

    County rivals met up on the final night of the West Union Round Robin, with East Union and the Eagles closing out the tournament with a series split.
    In the girls game, Leah Paige Goolsby finished her fourth game in a row scoring in double figures with the Lady Eagles winning 48-35.
    Trading the lead throughout the first half, the Lady Urchins took a 20-17 lead to the half before being out scored 14-8 in the third.
    Ashley Leach scored all of East Union’s points in the third, finishing with a team-high 13.

  • BMC runners to NAIA Nationals

    Five Blue Mountain College cross country runners will compete in the NAIA National Championships Saturday, Nov. 20 in Vancouver, Wash.

    From BMC are Magan Wilburn, a sophomore from Mooreville; Austin Epting, a sophomore from Baldwyn; Tuesdae Rowland, a junior from Ripley; Emma Baxter, a freshman from Kossuth; and Richard Feist, a junior from Saltillo.

  • New Albany earns early road sweep against Myrtle

    Two potential state champions hit the court Thursday night for an early season barnburner, with New Albany holding the upper hand against Myrtle, 62-51.

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