Nettes advance to AAA Sweet 16

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Jasper, Ga — It’s state tournament time in Georgia for basketball as the Pickens Dragonettes hosted the Coahulla Creek Lady Colts in the first round of the AAA State Tournament on Wednesday, February 21st. Coming into the game, the Nettes were the #2 seed out of region 7, and ranked 4th in AAA. The Lady Colts, were the #3 seed out of region 6, and came in with a record of 18-8. The Nettes, got 26 from Sophomore Ellison Steinhauer as they picked up a 71-46 win.

 

The Lady Colts, got the opening tip, and got fouled on their opening possession. Shea Poe, would split a pair of free throws to give the Lady Colts a 1-0 lead. Caroline Reed, would add to the lead after a nice cut to the basket for the layup to make it 3-0. With the shot clock winding down, Steinhauer, was fouled on a three point attempt. She would go 2-3 from the line to cut the Lady Colts lead down to 1.

After a steal on the defensive end by Caroline Mullins, she took the length of the floor for the layup to give the Nettes a 4-3 lead. Mullins, would get the defensive rebound after the Lady Colts possession and again sprint down the court for another layup to make it 6-3. A baseline drive by Reed for the lay in ended the 6-0 run for the Nettes and cut the lead down to 6-5.

Bella Hopkins, would get in on the action with her first points of the night as she nailed a three to make it 9-5. Steinhauer, would hit her first three of the night soon after, to push the lead to 12-5. Aubree Langley, would end the run with a pair of free throws to cut the lead to 12-7. A second three pointer by Hopkins would make it 15-7 Nettes going to the second quarter.

 

After a pair of fouls on the Lady Colts to begin the second quarter, Mullins, got the scoring started as she collected an offensive rebound and hit a jumper to make it 17-7. The Lady Colts, would then go on a 7-0 run with Poe, Lilah Brooker, and Karis Hurt all contributing to cut the lead down to 17-14. The Nettes, would respond with a 7-0 run of their own as Steinhauer and Mullins would make two free throws and Hopkins would hit her third three to make it 24-14. A three by Poe would cut the lead to 24-17.

Steinhauer, would head back to the line after she was hip checked while shooting a three. She would make all three free throws to increase the lead back to 10. A three by Brooker would make it 27-20. Mullins, would score the last points of the first half with a floater just inside the free throw line to give the Nettes a 29-20 lead at the half.

 

The third quarter started with Hopkins hitting her fourth three of the game to make it 32-20. After a three by Presley Denton cut the lead back to 9, Mullins would make a pair of free throws to extend the lead to 11. Poe and Steinhauer, would then exchange three point makes as the Nettes led, 37-26. A layup by Hurt would cut the lead back to single digits. A pair of free throws by Steinhauer would push the lead right back to 11.

After a little back and forth from both teams, the Nettes would go on an 8-0 run to close out the third quarter with Bella Martin, Mullins, and Steinhauer all contributing. Going to the fourth quarter, the Nettes led it, 55-34.

 

The fourth quarter began with a 5-0 run from Poe and Hurt to cut the lead to 55-39. After a three by Reagan Ludington, Poe would make another three to cut the lead to 58-42. The Nettes, would then go on a 7-0 run as Mullins would make back to back layups and Steinhauer would make three straight free throws to extend the lead to 65-42. A basket by Langley would end the run and make it 65-44.

The Bella’s, would then hit back to back threes as Bella Martin made her second three of the game and Bella Hopkins would make her fifth three of the game to increase the lead to 71-44. A late bucket by Kayden Stuckey would make it 71-46. The Nettes would run out the rest of the clock and they would advance to the AAA Sweet 16 with a 71-46 victory.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Ellison Steinhauer: 26 points (4 threes, 12-13 from the free throw line)

Caroline Mullins: 21 points (5-6 from the free throw line)

Bella Hopkins: 15 points (5 threes)

Bella Martin: 6 points (2 threes)

Reagan Ludington: 3 points (1 three)

 

The Nettes, will now look ahead to their match up in the Sweet 16 as they will take on the Hebron Christian Lady Lions. The Lady Lions, are 26-2 on the season, ranked as the #1 team in AAA, and the #11 team in the nation. Tip off is set for Friday, February 23rd at 6 pm.

 

Nettes to face Lady Wolves in 7-AAA Region Championship

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Dahlonega, Ga — It was semifinal Thursday on February 15th as the Pickens Dragonettes took on the Dawson Lady Tigers for a spot in the 7-AAA Region Championship game. These two teams split their two regular season meetings with the home team getting the win on those occasions. Behind big games from Bella Hopkins and Caroline Mullins, the Nettes picked up a 67-45 win over the Lady Tigers.

 

The Lady Tigers, got things going to start the ball game with a three from Kindra Coker to give them an early lead. After a tough layup by Hopkins to cut the lead to 1, Morgan Chester and Abby Samples-Slaton would make back to back layups to stretch the lead to 7-2. A three by Hopkins would cut the lead to 7-5. After a bucket by Eva Bishop, the Nettes would go on an 8-0 run with Hopkins and Mullins to take the lead, 13-9.

A three by Samples-Slaton would cut the lead down to 1. The Nettes, would end the first quarter with a 5-0 run as Mullins made a layup, and Hopkins hit her second three to make it 18-12 going to the second quarter.

 

Hopkins, continued her offensive onslaught to begin the second quarter as she hit a three, and completed an and-1 play to make it 24-12. Bishop, broke what ended up being an 11-0 run by the Nettes with a basket to cut the lead to 10. The Nettes, would answer with an 8-0 run as Bella Martin would hit a three, then Ellison Steinhauer would make back to back layups and a free throw to make it 32-14.

A 4-0 run by Bishop and Chester would cut the lead down to 32-18. After a basket by Steinhauer, Chester would go on a 4-0 run to make it 34-22. Back to back threes from Hopkins closed out the first half as the Nettes took a 40-22 lead into the break.

 

Bishop, started the second half with a bucket to make it 40-24. Mullins would answer back with a layup of her own. After Steinhauer split a pair of free throws, Ava Roberson would get her name into the score book with a layup to make it 43-26. Hopkins, would then score her first points of the second half to make it a 19-point game. The two teams would then trade baskets as Martin would hit her second three to make it 52-32.

The Lady Tigers, would end the third quarter on a 6-0 run as Chester, Anna Ayers, and Heather Burt would help cut the lead down to 52-38 going to the fourth.

 

After a couple of fouls and turnovers by both teams, Steinhauer began the fourth quarter scoring with a three to make it 55-38. Hopkins, would then complete an and-1 to make it 58-38. Samples-Slaton, would end the 5-0 run with a bucket to make it 58-40. A 5-0 run from Martin would give the Nettes a 63-40 lead. A three by Coker would cut the lead to 63-43.

Mullins, would make back to back layups to make it 67-43. Chester, would score the final points of the game with a layup as the Nettes come away with the 67-45 victory.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Bella Hopkins: 27 points (5 threes)

Caroline Mullins: 16 points

Ellison Steinhauer: 13 points

Bella Martin: 11 points

 

The Nettes, will now turn their focus to Saturday, February 17th as they face off against the Wesleyan Lady Wolves for the 7-AAA Region Championship. Wesleyan defeated the White County Lady Warriors 87-55 to advance to the region title game. Tip off is set for 6 pm and will be played at Lumpkin.

Nettes advance to AAA State Tournament

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Jasper, Ga — It was the ladies turn on Tuesday, February 13th for the first round of the 7-AAA Region Tournament. Just like the Dragons, by virtue of being the #2 seed, the Nettes were the host school for the first round. Earlier games saw White County defeat Lumpkin at the buzzer 45-43, and Dawson hold off a very game Gilmer team, 36-30. The Nettes, were able to join those two as they defeated the West Hall Lady Spartans, 74-12.

 

The first quarter started with the Nettes going on a 10-0 run. Caroline Mullins, would score 8 of the 10 points with Brylee Deering scoring the other 2 points with a layup. Yatsar Matos, ended the run with a bucket to make it 10-2. The Nettes, would then go on a 9-0 run with Ellison Steinhauer hitting back to back threes, then Bella Martin connected on a three to make it 19-2. The Lady Spartans, ended that run with a three of their own to make it 19-5.

The Nettes, would close out the first quarter with another 9-0 run as Emery Steinhauer hit a three, Caleigh Hoffard made a layup, and Mullins made back to back layups. Going to the second quarter, the Nettes led the Lady Spartans, 28-5.

 

That run, continued to begin the second quarter as Mullins made another layup, and Deering completed the and-1 to make it 33-5. After a bucket by Matos to make it 33-7, the Nettes would go on an 11-0 run as Martin hit back to back threes, Ellie Hollis would make a layup, and Bella Hopkins would hit a three to stretch the lead to 44-7. The two teams would trade baskets for the rest of the first half as they went into halftime with the Nettes leading, 49-12.

 

The third quarter saw the Nettes go on a 13-0 run throughout the entire quarter as Reagan Ludington started it off with back to back threes. Brylee Deering, would add 5 more points to her total in the quarter as she made two layups and a free throw. Mullins, would make a layup during the run to push the Nettes lead out to 62-12 going to the fourth.

 

It was more of the same in the fourth quarter as the Nettes would go on a 12-0 run throughout the frame. Bree Jewell, would make three threes in the fourth while Martin would make her fourth of the game during the shortened fourth quarter. The Nettes, would come away with a 74-12 win.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Caroline Mullins: 16 points

Bella Martin: 12 points (4 threes)

Brylee Deering: 10 points

Bree Jewell: 9 points (3 threes)

Bella Hopkins: 6 points (2 threes)

Reagan Ludington: 6 points (2 threes)

Ellison Stienhauer: 6 points (2 threes)

Ellie Hollis: 4 points

Emery Steinhauer: 3 points (1 three)

Caleigh Hoffard: 2 points

 

With the win, the Nettes have earned a spot in the AAA State Tournament. They have also advanced to the 7-AAA Region Tournament Semifinals where they will take on the Dawson Lady Tigers at Lumpkin on Thursday, February 15th. Tip off is scheduled for 4 pm.

Nettes secure #2 seed in next week’s region tournament

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Jasper, Ga — Friday, February 9th was the final day of the 2023-24 regular season as the Pickens Dragonettes hosted the West Hall Lady Spartans for Senior Night. Coming into the game, the Nettes were 21-3, 8-3 in region play, and ranked 4th in AAA. The Lady Spartans, were 1-20, and 0-11 in region play coming into the game. All 5 Nettes Seniors would start and score as the Nettes defeated the Lady Spartans, 81-11.

 

To begin the ball game, Yatsar Matos scored with a layup to put the Lady Spartans up 2-0. The Nettes, quickly tied things up as Senior Emery Bryant, who had been out with an injury, got to suit up and she score the first points of the night for the Nettes. That layup would lead to a 17-0 run by the Nettes as Senior Caroline Mullins, Ellison Steinhauer, Senior Emery Steinhauer, and Seniors Bella Hopkins and Ashaela Buchanan all contributed to the run.

After a bucket by Heidi Zuniga ended the run, the Nettes would close the first quarter making 5 straight threes. Ellison Steinhauer and Reagan Ludington would make the first two, then Hopkins would make three straight to make it 32-4 going to the second quarter.

 

Bree Jewell, would start the second quarter with a pair of free throws to make it 34-4. That would begin what would end up being another 17-0 run to begin the quarter. The run ended up being a 32-0 run across the end of the first quarter and through the second quarter. Matos, ended the long run with a three to make it 49-7. A layup by Hopkins closed out the second quarter scoring to give the Nettes a 51-7 lead at the half.

 

Hopkins, would begin the second half with her 5th three of the night to make it 54-7. After Cayla Radich hit a jumper to make it 54-9, Hopkins, would hit her 6th three of the night as she became the 22nd Nettes player in history to eclipse 1,000 career points. That three would lead to a 15-0 run by the Nettes as Brylee Deering would hit a three, Bella Martin would make 7 straight points and find a wide open Deering for a layup to make it 69-9 going to the fourth.

 

The fourth quarter began with Radich making a basket to make it 69-11. From there, the Nettes would close out the shortened quarter on a 12-0 run as Ludington, Caleigh Hoffard, Buchanan, and Jewell contributed to the run as the Nettes picked up their 22nd win of the season with an 81-11 victory over the West Hall Lady Spartans.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Bella Hopkins: 23 points (Senior)

Caroline Mullins: 10 points (Senior)

Reagan Ludington: 10 points

Bree Jewell: 8 points

Bella Martin: 7 points

Ashaela Buchanan: 5 points (Senior)

Brylee Deering: 5 points

Ellsion Steinhauer: 5 points

Caleigh Hoffard: 4 points

Emery Bryant: 2 points (Senior)

Emery Steinhauer: 2 points (Senior)

 

Final 7-AAA Girls Basketball Standings:

Wesleyan: 21-3 (12-0) #1 seed

Pickens: 22-3 (9-3) #2 seed

Dawson: 16-9 (8-4) #3 seed

White County: 18-7 (6-6) #4 seed

Lumpkin: 9-16 (4-8) #5 seed

Gilmer: 8-15 (3-9) #6 seed

West Hall: 1-21 (0-12) #7 seed

 

By being the #1 seed, Wesleyan has earned a first round bye and have already clinched a spot in the AAA State Basketball Tournament. The first round of the 7-AAA Region Tournament will take place on Tuesday, February 13th at Pickens High School. The White County Lady Warriors will take on the Lumpkin County Lady Indians at 4:30, the Dawson Lady Tigers will take on the Gilmer Lady Cats at 6, and the Nettes, will take on the West Hall Lady Spartans at 7:30.

 

Steinhauer scores 31 as Nettes sweep Lady Warriors

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Cleveland, Ga — It was game 3 of a 4 game region road trip on Friday, February 2nd as the Pickens Dragonettes, traveled up to Cleveland, Georgia to take on the White County Lady Warriors in another massive game in 7-AAA. Coming into the game, the Nettes were 20-2. 7-2 in 7-AAA, and ranked #4 in AAA. The Lady Warriors, came into the game 16-6, 5-4 in 7-AAA, and ranked #5th in AAA. Sophomore Ellison Steinhauer, led the way with a game high 31 points to help the Nettes secure a 78-54 win.

 

To begin the first quarter, Kylie Watkins would hit a long two pointer to put the Lady Warriors up 2-0. A lay in by Caroline Mullins, would tie things up. Aaliyah Anderson and Steinhauer would trade baskets as the game would remain tied. After a pair of free throws by Mya Yeh, the Nettes, would go on an 8-0 run to take a 12-6 lead. A bucket by Aubrey Free would end the run and cut the lead down to 4.

The Nettes, would close out the first quarter with an 11-0 run. Included in that run was a three pointer by a debuting Bella Martin, who was returning from a knee injury. Going to the second quarter, the Nettes led the Lady Warriors, 23-8.

 

The second quarter started with Emma Lightsey hitting a three to cut the lead to 12. Both teams spent the majority of the second quarter trading baskets as both squads weren’t able to string any runs together. That was until the end of the first half as Watkins outscored the Nettes 6-2 to close out the second quarter. Going to halftime, the Nettes led the Lady Warriors, 38-24.

 

Much like the start of the second quarter, the third quarter began with a three pointer from Lightsey to cut the lead to 11. The Nettes, would counter with a 5-0 run as Steinhauer hit a three, and Mullins made a bucket to stretch the lead out to 16. Watkins, would end the run with a basket to cut it to 14. After Mullins split a pair of free throws, the Lady Warriors would go on a 7-0 run to cut the Nettes lead down to 8.

The Nettes, would close out the third quarter on a 5-0 run to stretch the lead back up to 13. Going to the fourth quarter, Pickens led White County, 49-36.

 

Steinhauer, started the fourth quarter by extending the run the Nettes were on to close out the third quarter as it ended up being a 9-0 run as that pushed the lead up to 53-36. Bree Burkett, would end the run with a bucket to make it 53-38. The Nettes, would then go on a 4-0 run to make it 57-38. After both teams traded three pointers, the Nettes would go on a 7-0 run to stretch the lead to 67-44. A three by Lightsey would make it a 20 point game.

Steinhauer and Watkins, would trade baskets, then Steinhauer would hit a pair of free throws to make it 71-49. After a bucket by Anderson, Steinhauer would split a pair of free throws and Martin would sink both to make it 74-51. Another three by Lightsey would make it a 20 point game. The Nettes, would close out the game with a 4-0 run as Brylee Deering turned a steal into points and Ashaela Buchanan would add a pair of late free throws as the Nettes won it, 78-54.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Ellison Steinhauer: 31 points

Caroline Mullins: 19 points

Bella Hopkins: 14 points

Bella Martin: 5 points

Brylee Deering: 4 points

Reagan Ludington: 3 points

Ashaela Buchanan: 2 points

 

7-AAA Region Standings:

#2 Wesleyan: 18-3 (10-0)

#4 Pickens: 21-2 (8-2)

#7 Dawson: 15-8 (7-3)

#5 White County: 17-6 (5-5)

Lumpkin County: 9-15 (4-7)

Gilmer: 7-15 (2-9)

West Hall: 1-19 (0-10)

 

The Nettes, will be back on the road on Tuesday, February 6th as they end their four game road trip with a stop at Wesleyan to take on the Lady Wolves. This was a close one the last time these two met in Jasper a couple of weeks ago. Tip off set for 6 pm.

Nettes sweep in season series against Lady Indians

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Dahlonega, Ga — The Pickens Dragonettes, were on the road again on Tuesday, January 30th as they traveled to Dahlonega to take on the Lumpkin County Lady Indians in an important 7-AAA match up. The Nettes, came into the game, 19-2, 6-2 in 7-AAA play, and ranked 4th in AAA. The Lady Indians, came into the game 9-13 overall, and 4-5 in 7-AAA play. The Nettes, got 20 point games from both Caroline Mullins and Bella Hopkins as they came away with a 56-36 win.

 

The first quarter began with Ellison Steinhauer hitting a three to put the Nettes up early. The Lady Indians, would then respond with a 5-0 run as Averie Jones would hit a three and Ciera Brooks would make a basket to give the Lady Indians a 5-3 lead. Mullins and Hopkins would then spark a 9-0 run for the Nettes as they retook the lead, 12-5. Maddie Lee, would end the run with a three to make it 12-8.

Mullins and Reagan Richardson would trade buckets to end the first quarter as they would head into the second quarter with the Nettes ahead, 14-10.

 

Brooks, started the second quarter with a basket to cut the lead down to 2. Hopkins, Brylee Deering, Steinhauer, and Mullins would combine to go on a 16-0 run to stretch the lead out to 30-12. A 6-0 run by Richardson, Brooks, and Lee to close out the first half, cut the lead down to 30-18 heading into the half.

 

Jones, would begin the second half by continuing the run the Lady Indians started in the second quarter to cut the lead down to 10. Hopkins, would then hit back to back threes to make it 36-20. Jones answered with a three of her own to make it 36-23. The Nettes, would then go on a 7-0 run sparked by Mullins and Steinhauer to make it 43-23. After Richardson split a pair of free throws, Hopkins would hit another three to make it 46-24.

A 4-0 run by Richardson and Lee, would make it 46-28. After a couple pf free throws by Mullins, Lee would close the third quarter with a basket to send it to the fourth quarter with the Nettes leading, 48-30.

 

Mullins, started the fourth quarter by scoring 6 straight points. Hopkins, would put a bow on the 8-0 run that began the quarter with a layup to make it 56-30. Jones and Lee, would close out the ball game by going on a 6-0 run as the Nettes picked up a nice win on the road, 56-36.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Bella Hopkins: 22 points (6 threes)

Caroline Mullins: 21 points

Ellison: Steinhauer: 11 points

Brylee Deering: 2 points

 

Scorers for the Lady Indians:

Maddie Lee: 13 points

Averie: Jones: 10 points

Reagan Richardson: 7 points

Ciera Brooks: 6 points

 

7-AAA Basketball Standings:

#2 Wesleyan: 17-3 (9-0)

#4 Pickens: 20-2 (7-2)

#6 Dawson: 14-8 (6-3)

#5 White County: 17-5 (5-4)

Lumpkin: 9-14 (4-6)

Gilmer: 7-14 (2-8)

West Hall: 1-18 (0-10)

 

The Nettes, will once again be on the road as they head up to Cleveland, Georgia to take on the 5th ranked White County Lady Warriors in a crucial 7-AAA match up on Friday, February 2nd. The Nettes, defeated the Lady Warriors back on January 9th in Jasper. Tip off for this one set for 7 pm.

Nettes honor ’73-’74 team; defeat Lady Cats

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Jasper, Ga — In front of a packed out Dragons Den, the #3 ranked team in 3A, the Pickens Dragonettes, took on their rivals from up the road, the Gilmer Lady Cats, on Friday, January 19th. Coming into the game, the Nettes were 18-1, and 5-1 in 7-AAA play. The Lady Cats came into the game with a 7-9 record and 2-4 in 7-AAA play. The Nettes, would jump out to an early lead and never look back as they picked up a 54-20 win to earn the in-season sweep.

Prior to the game beginning, Pickens High School and the Nettes, honored the 1973-74 State Championship team as players and court namesake coach Roy Cowart were introduced to the crowd, and presented with the state championship banner. A new banner was then unveiled to the crowd to be displayed in the gym.

 

A pair of Nettes seniors, Bella Hopkins and Caroline Mullins, began the game combining to go on a 10-0 run to give Pickens a 10-0 lead. After a bucket by Aliza Chastain ended the Nettes run, Mullins and freshman Reagan Ludington closed out the first quarter going on a 4-0 run to make it 14-2 Nettes going to the second quarter.

 

The run by the Nettes kept going as the second quarter started as Hopkins, Ellison Steinhauer, and Mullins contributed to what was a 14-0 run in total to make it 24-2. A basket by Bree Burnette, put an end to that Nettes run. Pickens, would then go on a 9-0 run as Ludington hit a three, Mullins made a pair of free throws, and Ellison Steinhauer made back to back layups to make it 33-4. A buzzer beating three pointer from near half court by Chelsey Griggs would close out the first half as the Nettes led it, 33-7.

 

The second half began with Madison Bradshaw getting on the board for the Lady Cats as that made it 33-9. The Nettes, would then go on an 8-0 run as Mullins, Brylee Deering, and Ellison Steinhauer all scored during the run to make it 41-9. A three pointer from Sophia Riblet would end that Nettes run and make it 41-12. After a bucket by Hopkins, and a pair of free throws by Mullins, Grace Bramlett would hit a three to make it 45-15. A layup by Mullins would close out the third quarter as they went to the fourth with the Nettes ahead, 47-15.

 

That layup to end the third quarter sparked what would be a 9-0 run as the fourth quarter got started as Ashaela Buchanan hit a three, and Hopkins made back to back layups to make it 54-15. The Lady Cats, would end the ball game on a 5-0 run as Riblet would connect on another three pointer, and Chastain would make a layup. The Nettes, took this one, 54-20.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Bella Hopkins: 16 points

Caroline Mullins: 16 points

Ellison Steinhauer: 11 points

Reagan Ludington: 5 points

Ashaela Buchanan: 3 points

Brylee Deering: 3 points

 

Scorers for the Lady Cats:

Sophia Riblet: 6 points

Aliza Chastain: 4 points

Grace Bramlett: 3 points

Chelsey Griggs: 3 points

Madison Bradshaw: 2 points

Bree Burnette: 2 points

 

7-AAA Region Standings:

Wesleyan: 15-2 (7-0)

Pickens: 19-1 (6-1)

Dawson: 11-8 (4-3)

White County: 15-4 (3-3)

Gilmer: 7-10 (2-5)

Lumpkin: 7-12 (2-5)

West Hall: 0-15 (0-7)

 

The Nettes, will now have a week to get ready as they begin a four game region road trip on Friday, January 26th as they head up to Dawsonville to take on the Dawson Lady Tigers. Pickens, defeated the Lady Tigers in Jasper back on December 12th. Tip off is set to begin at 7 pm.

Nettes rebound with big road win at West Hall

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Oakwood, Ga — After a tough loss to Wesleyan, the 24th ranked team in the nation, on Friday, January 12th, the Pickens Dragonettes looked to get back to their winning ways as they took to the road to face the West Hall Lady Spartans in 7-AAA action. This game was originally scheduled for Tuesday, January 16th, but the weather caused it to be moved a day. The Nettes, saw a total team effort in this one as they picked up a 92-12 win.

 

The first quarter began with the Nettes going on a massive 33-0 run. Caroline Mullins, Ellison Steinhauer, Reagan Ludington, Bella Hopkins, and Brylee Deering all contributed to the run. Summer Orlick, got the Lady Spartans on the board with a basket. Mullins, ended the first quarter scoring with a layup to make it 35-2 Nettes going to the second quarter.

 

The Nettes, started the second quarter with another big run as they went on a 19-0 run to stretch the lead out to 54-2. Ellison and Emery Steinhauer, Deering, Hopkins, and Mullins contributed to this run. After a three pointer by the Lady Spartans, Caleigh Hoffard, worked her way inside for a layup to make it 56-5. Yatsar Matos, answered with a layup of her own to make it 56-7. The Nettes, would then score three straight points as Hoffard split a pair of free throws, and Ludington scored on a layup to make it 59-7.

Heidi Zuniga, would split a pair of free throws to close out the first half as the Nettes led the Lady Spartans, 59-8 at the break.

 

The Nettes, began the third quarter with an 11-0 run as the Steinhauer sisters and a returning Ellie Hollis got in on the action to make it 70-8. After a basket by Cayla Radich, Hopkins would split a pair of free throws and hit a three to close out the third quarter with the Nettes leading, 74-10.

 

Hopkins, continued her run to start the fourth quarter as she would in total go on a 9-0 run. The Nettes, would altogether go on a 15-0 run as Ludington and Emery Steinhauer joined Hopkins during the run. After a bucket by the Lady Spartans ended that run, the Nettes closed out the game on a 7-0 run as they pick up the win, 92-12.

 

Top Scorers For The Nettes:

Bella Hopkins: 21 points

Ellison Steinhauer: 17 points

Emery Steinhauer: 14 points

Brylee Deering: 11 points

Caroline Mullins: 11 points

Reagan Ludington: 8 points

 

The Nettes, will be back home on Friday, January 19th as they host their rivals, the Gilmer Lady Cats. The Nettes, took round one back on December 5th in Ellijay. Tip time for round two is set for 7 pm.

Nettes outlast Lady Warriors in top 5 battle

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Jasper, Ga — While the weather was less than ideal, the action inside the Dragons Den was more than exciting as the Pickens Dragonettes hosted the White County Lady Warriors on Tuesday, January 9th. The Nettes, came into the game 16-0, 3-0 in 7-AAA play, and ranked 3rd in 3A. The Lady Warriors, came into the game 14-2, 2-1 in 7-AAA play, and ranked 5th in 3A. As you can imagine, the game was tightly played the whole way with the Nettes coming away with a 58-52 win.

 

The Nettes, would win the tip and get on the board first with a Bella Hopkins bucket to make it 2-0. The Lady Warriors, would take their first lead of the game after back to back baskets from Kylie Watkins and Aaliyah Anderson. After both teams took turns scoring, the Lady Warriors went on a 7-0 run to make it 16-9. Ellison Steinhauer, would put an end to the run by hitting a pair of free throws to make it 16-11.

Anderson, would then convert the hoop and the harm to stretch the lead to 19-11. Steinhauer, ended the first quarter scoring by splitting a pair of free throws to make it 19-12 White County heading to the second quarter.

 

Emma Lightsey, got the second quarter started with a bucket to make it 21-12. Back to back three pointers from Steinhauer cut the Lady Warrior lead down to 21-18. After a basket by Watkins, Steinhauer and Caroline Mullins led a 10-0 run to give the Nettes a 28-23 lead. Mya Yeh and Mullins would trade buckets as the first half came to an end with the Nettes leading, 30-27.

 

Lightsey, just like she did in the second quarter, began the third quarter with a basket to cut the Pickens lead down to 1. Hopkins, got the layup to fall and converted the free throw to make it 33-29. The Lady Warriors, would go on a 6-0 run to retake the lead, 35-33. A three pointer by Steinhauer gave the Nettes a 36-35 lead. A free throw make by Anderson, and a layup by Zoe Burkett, put the Lady Warriors in front, 38-36.

After a pair of free throws from Steinhauer tied it at 38, Lightsey gave the Lady Warriors the lead right back with a bucket to make it 40-38. Mullins, closed out the third quarter with a 4-0 run to give the Nettes a 42-40 lead heading to the fourth.

 

Mullins, continued her run to begin the fourth quarter. In total, Mullins went on a personal 10-0 run to give the Nettes a 48-40 lead. A three pointer by Watkins ended the Mullins run and cut the Pickens lead down to 48-43. A layup by Steinhauer stretched the lead to 50-43. A 4-0 run by Anderson and Burkett cut the lead down to 50-47. Steinhauer, pushed it back up to a two possession lead with a layup to make it 52-47.

After Anderson made a layup, Mullins would make a layup of her own and Hopkins would connect on a pair of free throw attempts to make it 56-49. A three pointer by Lightsey would cut the lead to 56-52. A pair of free throws by Steinhauer would seal the win for the Nettes, 58-52.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Ellison Steinhauer: 27 points

Caroline Mullins: 22 points

Bella Hopkins: 9 points

 

Scorers for the Lady Warriors:

Emma Lightsey: 19 points

Kylie Watkins: 11 points

Aaliyah Anderson: 10 points

Zoe Burkett: 6 points

Mya Yeh: 6 points

 

The Nettes, will now turn their focus to a massive game on Friday, January 12th as they host the #2 ranked team in 3A, the Wesleyan Lady Wolves in another top 5 match up. Tip off is set for 7 pm.

Nettes close out 2023 with tournament championship

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Panama City, Florida — It was Championship Saturday on Saturday, December 30th as the Pickens Dragonettes took on the Lipscomb Academy Lady Mustangs (TN) in the Aardvark Lawn and Pool Services bracket championship game of the Marlin Christmas Classic Tournament. The Nettes, came in ranked as high as #3 in the 3A classification. The Lady Mustangs, were ranked as high as #6 in the 2A division in Tennessee. The Nettes, after building up an 18 point halftime lead, were able to hold off the Lady Mustangs to pick up a 55-44 victory.

 

After a slow start by both teams to begin the ball game, Caroline Mullins got the scoring going with a bucket to make it 2-0 Nettes. A basket by Grace Simmons of the Lady Mustangs would tie the game. Bella Hopkins would make a layup and Ellison Steinhauer would hit a pair of free throws to make it 6-2. A layup and free throw make by Bella Shepherd would cut the Nettes lead to 6-5.

After both teams traded buckets, Mullins and Hopkins would combine for an 8-0 run to close out the first quarter and give the Nettes a lead of 18-8 going to the second quarter.

 

The run continued for the Nettes to begin the second quarter as Steinhauer hit a three, and Mullins would score 5 straight points to make it 26-8. The two teams would go back and forth for the rest of the first half as they would tie with 8 points a piece after the 8-0 run by Pickens to start the second quarter. Going into the half, the Nettes held a 34-16 lead.

 

Both teams scored a basket each to begin the second half as the Nettes led it, 36-18. From there, the Lady Mustangs, went on their best run of the game up until that point as they would cut the Nettes lead down to 10 with a 10-0 spurt. Hopkins, would close out the third quarter outscoring the Lady Mustangs 7-2 to make it 43-28 going to the fourth.

 

A three pointer by the Lady Mustangs started the scoring in the fourth quarter to cut the Nettes lead to 43-31. A combined 5-0 run by Hopkins and Steinhauer stretched the lead out to 48-31. After a bucket by each team, the Lady Mustangs would go on a 7-0 run to cut the lead to 50-41. Later on, the Lady Mustangs would cut it to 7 after a three pointer from Blake Maple.

The Sophomore, Steinhauer, would be sent to the line down the stretch and she would make four free throws to ice the game and give the Nettes the win, 55-44.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Caroline Mullins: 22 points

Ellison Steinhauer: 17 points

Bella Hopkins: 16 points

 

With the win, the Nettes close out the 2023 portion of their schedule at 15-0. They will start off 2024 with a good one as they will take on the Model Lady Blue Devils. Model, is currently ranked in the top 10 in the 2A classification at #7. The two teams will play on Saturday, January 6th. Tip off is set for 3 pm.

Nettes advance to championship game at Marlin Christmas Classic

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Panama City, Florida — The Pickens Dragonettes, are closing out 2023 down at Panama City Beach as they are taking part in the Marlin Christmas Classic Tournament. The tournament, is hosting teams from Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, and of course, Florida. On Thursday, December 28th, the Nettes defeated Stone Memorial from Tennessee, 68-53 to advance to Friday, December 29th, where they took on the Shelbyville Central (TN) Eaglettes. Down 2 to start the second half, the Nettes used an 18-6 run in the third quarter to help pick up a 49-36 win.

 

The Eaglettes, got things going to start the ball game as Kate McKamey connected on a jump shot to make it 2-0 early. Bella Hopkins, who hit a single game record 10 three pointers against Stone Memorial, made her first three of the game to give the Nettes a 3-2 lead. Aliyah Singleton and McKamey combined for a 4-0 run to give the Eaglettes a 6-3 lead. Ellison Steinhauer, would nail a corner three to tie the game at 6.

After a bucket by MaKayla Batts, Steinhauer would go on a 4-0 run as the Nettes would take a 10-8 lead. Singleton and McKamey, combined for a 5-0 run to make it 13-10 Eaglettes. A bucket by Hopkins would make it 13-12 Shelbyville Central going to the second quarter.

 

The Eaglettes, began the second quarter by stretching their lead out to 5 after a basket by Lilly Brown. A three by Reagan Ludington tied the game up at 15. Both teams then saw a scoring drought until Steinhauer split a pair of free throws to give the Nettes a 16-15 lead. After Singleton and Steinhauer traded buckets, McKamey hit a three just before the buzzer to give the Eaglettes a 20-18 lead at the half.

 

The third quarter, would mostly be controlled by the Nettes. The second half started with Caroline Mullins banking in a shot to get herself going and tie things up at 20. After a bucket by Brown put the Eaglettes ahead 22-20, the Nettes would go on an 8-0 run led by Hopkins and Steinhauer to make it 28-22. Brown, would end the run with a layup to make it 28-24. A pair of free throws by Hopkins made it 30-24 Nettes.

Singleton, would make good on a drive to the basket to cut the lead to 30-26. Back to back three pointers by Steinhauer, including one just before the buzzer, put a bow on an 18-6 quarter run for Pickens to send it to the fourth with the Nettes leading, 36-26.

 

McKamey, started the fourth quarter with a three pointer to cut the lead to 36-29. A 5-0 run by Mullins and Hopkins stretched the lead out to 41-29. After McKamey made a jumper, Hopkins and Mullins again combined for a 5-0 run to make it 46-31. The Eaglettes, countered with a 5-0 run of their own as Jazmine Western and McKamey helped cut the lead down to 46-36. Steinhauer, would close the game out with three free throw makes to give the Nettes a 49-36 win.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Ellison Steinhauer: 22 points

Bella Hopkins: 18 points

Caroline Mullins: 6 points

Reagan Ludington: 3 points

 

With the win, the Nettes advance to the championship game of the Aardvark Lawn & Pool Services Bracket where they will take on the Lipscomb Academy (TN) Lady Mustangs on Saturday, December 30th. The Lady Mustangs, defeated Bartram Trail and Brewster Tech to advance to the championship game. Tip is scheduled for 1 pm, but that is subject to change.

 

Nettes finish Fannin Holiday Tournament 3-0

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Blue Ridge, Ga — For the third and final time this week, the Pickens Dragonettes traveled up to Blue Ridge to take part in the final day of the Fannin Holiday Tournament on Friday, December 22nd. The Nettes, took on the Lady Warriors of North Cobb. The Nettes, were able to pull away in the fourth quarter to come away with a 47-34 win and improve to 12-0 on the season.

 

The Nettes, jumped out to a quick 5-0 lead to start the first quarter after a three pointer by Bella Hopkins and a layup by Brylee Deering. The Lady Warriors, would cut the lead to 3 after a pair of free throws. Ellison Steinhauer, would score the last 5 points of the quarter after she hit a three, and then a pair of free throws. Going to the second quarter, the Nettes led, 10-2.

 

The Lady Warriors, began the second quarter with a layup to make it 10-4. Caroline Mullins, would then go on a 5-0 run as she made a layup and a three pointer back to back to make it 15-4. Both teams would go back and forth trading buckets for the bulk of the rest of the first half. Steinhauer, hit a pair of free throws to close out the first half and gave the Nettes a 21-11 lead at the break.

 

Both teams would trade baskets to begin the third quarter as the Nettes continued to lead it, 24-14. A 5-0 run by the Lady Warriors cut the lead down to 5. Steinhauer, would end the run as she would make a bucket and hit a free throw to make it 27-19. The Lady Warriors, would close out the third quarter on a 5-2 run to cut the Nettes lead down to 29-24 heading to the fourth.

 

A three point play by the Lady Warriors started the scoring in the fourth quarter as they cut the Nettes lead to 29-27. Back to back three pointers from Hopkins and Steinhauer helped stretch the lead to 35-27. After a three by the Lady Warriors cut the lead back down to 5, Steinhauer would make a pair of free throws, and Reagan Ludington would connect on a three pointer to make it 40-30.

Both teams would then trade buckets as the Nettes led 42-34. The Nettes, closed out the game on a 5-0 run as Steinhauer hit a three, and Mullins made a pair of free throws to give Pickens the 47-34 win.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Ellison Steinhauer: 21 points

Caroline Mullins: 11 points

Bella Hopkins: 10 points

Reagan Ludington: 3 points (All-Tournament team)

Brylee Deering: 2 points (All-Tournament team)

 

With the win, the Nettes improved to 12-0 on the season. Pickens, will close out 2023 in Florida as they head down to Panama City to take part in the Marlin Christmas Classic. The tournament will begin on Thursday, December 28th as the Nettes will take on the Stone Memorial Lady Panthers from Crossville, Tennessee. Tip off scheduled for 2:30 pm.

Nettes overcome tough shooting day to defeat Lady Eagles

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Blue Ridge, Ga — After coming away with a hard fought win over the Fannin Lady Rebels on Tuesday, December 19th, the Pickens Dragonettes were once again back in Blue Ridge for the second day of the Fannin Holiday Tournament on Thursday, December 21st. The opponent? The North Cobb Christian Lady Eagles. Having overcome a tough shooting day, the Nettes were able to hold off the Lady Eagles to get the win, 43-34.

 

The Nettes won the tip to begin the game and Ellison Steinhauer raced down the court and laid the ball in for an early 2-0 lead. After that bucket, both teams just couldn’t seem to find any sort of rhythm on offense. The Lady Eagles, got their first points with just under 90 seconds left in the first quarter. Steinhauer, then went on a 4-0 run as she made back to back baskets to make it 6-2.

The Lady Eagles, scored the final points of the quarter to cut the Nettes lead down to 6-4 going to the second quarter.

 

The Lady Eagles, opened up the second quarter with a put back layup to the game up at 6. Freshman Reagan Ludington, hit the first three of the game to put the Nettes back ahead, 9-6. The Lady Eagles, would tie it right back up after a free throw make and a layup. Steinhauer, would split a pair off free throws to make it 10-9. A three by the Lady Eagles would give North Cobb Christian their first lead of the game at 12-10.

Steinhauer, would answer right back with a three of her own to give the Nettes a 1-point advantage. A late layup by the North Cobb Christian would give the Lady Eagles a 14-13 lead over Pickens going into the break.

 

The third quarter began with the Lady Eagles hitting a three pointer to stretch their lead to 17-13. Bella Hopkins, picked up her first points of the game on back to back plays as she first made a layup, then split a pair of free throws to make it 17-16. A 5-0 run by the Lady Eagles gave them the biggest lead of the day at 22-16. The Nettes, answered with a 5-0 run of their own as Ludington and Steinhauer combined to cut the lead down to 22-21.

After a basket by the Lady Eagles ended the run, the Nettes went on a 6-0 run as Caleigh Hoffard, Caroline Mullins, and Ludington combined to give Pickens a 27-24 lead going to the fourth.

 

The two teams traded buckets to begin the fourth. The Nettes, gave themselves a little breathing room as Mullins, Hopkins, and Steinhauer combined for a 10-0 run to make it 39-26. After a 6-0 run by the Lady Eagles cut the lead to 39-32, Ludington connected on a three point attempt to make it 42-32. The Nettes, would hang on and pick up the 43-34 win to improve to 11-0.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Ellison Steinhauer: 15 points

Reagan Ludington: 12 points

Bella Hopkins: 8 points

Caroline Mullins 4 points

Brylee Deering: 2 points

Caleigh Hoffard: 2 points

 

The Nettes, will be back in Blue Ridge for the third and final time this week on Friday, December 22nd as they take on the North Cobb Lady Warriors. Tip time set for 4 pm.

Nettes begin Holiday Tournament with win

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Blue Ridge, Ga — It’s Holiday tournament season as the 2023 portion of the season is wrapping up. The Pickens Dragonettes, will participate in two Holiday tournaments the remainder of this week, and next week. First up, the Holiday Tournament being held at Fannin. The Nettes, took on the host team, the Fannin Lady Rebels on Tuesday, December 19th. The Nettes, moved to 10-0 on the season after getting past a very game Lady Rebels team, 56-45.

 

The first quarter belonged to two Seniors. Caroline Mullins of the Nettes, and Courtney Davis of the Lady Rebels. These two young ladies put on a show in the opening quarter going back and forth. Davis, scored 12 of her teams 14 first quarter points, while Mullins scored 11 of her teams 15 first quarter points. For Davis, two of those points were extra special because she became the Lady Rebels all-time leading scorer at the 5:27 mark of the first quarter.

Both Davis and Mullins will be heading to the next level as Davis will be heading to Young Harris, and Mullins will be heading to UVA-Wise. Heading to the second quarter, it was the Nettes that held a 15-14 lead.

 

The second quarter started with Bella Hopkins splitting a pair of free throws and Mullins made a layup to make it 18-14. Macy Hawkins, cut it to 18-16 with a layup of her own. Mullins, Hopkins, and Ellison Steinhauer, would combine for a 6-0 run to make it 24-16. A 4-0 run by Reese Lewis would cut the Nettes lead in half. Pickens, would end the first half on a 8-0 run as Caleigh Hoffard made a layup, and Steinhauer scored the final 6 points to make it 32-20.

 

Mullins, got the third quarter going with a three pointer to make it 35-20. Davis, would respond with a 7-0 run to cut the lead down to 35-27. Steinhauer and Mullins countered with a 4-0 run to stretch the lead back to double digits. After a three pointer by Emma Buchanan, Steinhauer and Hopkins closed out the third quarter with a 4-0 run to make it 43-30 Nettes going to the fourth.

 

The fourth quarter began with the Lady Rebels going on a 4-0 run to cut the Nettes lead down to 9. A Mullins layup, and back to back baskets from Hopkins, including a three, put the Nettes up 50-34. Hawkins ended the run with a layup to make it 50-36. After two free throws by Mullins, Izzie Jabaley hit a three to make it 52-39. The Nettes, would hold on to pick up the win, 56-45.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Caroline Mullins: 26 points

Ellison Steinhauer: 16 points

Bella Hopkins: 12 points

Caleigh Woffard: 2 points

 

Scorers for the Lady Rebels:

Courtney Davis: 21 points

Macy Hawkins: 10 points

Reese Lewis: 6 points

Emma Buchanan: 3 points

Izzie Jabaley: 3 points

Maggie Ledford: 2 points

 

The Nettes, will be back in action on Thursday, December 21st as they once again head up to Blue Ridge to take on the North Cobb Christian Lady Eagles. Tip time set for 4 pm.

Nettes defeat Lumpkin; move into first place in 7-AAA

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Jasper, Ga — On a night where Santa made an early trip to Jasper to take pictures and find out what everybody wants for Christmas this year, the Pickens Dragonettes hosted the Lumpkin County Lady Indians in the final home game of the 2023 portion of the schedule. The Nettes, used a 23-0 run to begin the game as they got the win, 63-38.

 

As mentioned earlier, the Nettes got the game started with a massive 23-0 run. Leading the way for the Nettes in the first quarter was Caroline Mullins with 8, Ellison Steinhauer with 5, Brylee Deering with 4, Reagan Ludington, and Bella Hopkins with 3. Just before the end of the quarter, Maddie Lee got the Lady Indians on the board with a bucket to make it 23-2 Nettes going to the second.

 

The second quarter began with Hopkins and Ava Jones trading three point baskets to make it 29-8 Nettes. Pickens, would then go on a 7-0 run as Mullins split a pair of free throws and made a three. Ellison Steinhauer also made a three during the run to make it 36-8. Lumpkin answered with a 7-0 run themselves as Ciera Brooks and Alanya Lindley made three pointers. Reagan Richardson added a layup to make it 36-15.

The second quarter ended the way it began as Hopkins and Jones traded buckets to make it 38-19 Nettes going into the half.

 

The third quarter started with Mullins and Richardson trading baskets to make it 40-21. The Nettes, then went on an 8-0 run with Steinhauer scoring half of the points during the run. A 10-0 run by the Lady Indians 48-31. The freshman, Ludington, hit back to back three pointers to make it 54-31. Steinhauer, ended the third quarter with a pair of free throws to make it 56-31 going to the fourth.

 

Brooks, began the fourth quarter with a basket to make it 56-33. Ashaela Buchanan and Jones both traded three pointers to make it 59-36. From then on, the Nettes outscored the Lady Indians 4-2 to secure a 63-38 win.

 

7-AAA Region Standings:

Pickens: 9-0 (3-0)

Wesleyan: 9-1 (2-0)

White County: 10-1 (2-1)

Gilmer: 3-6 (1-3)

Lumpkin: 3-6 (1-3)

West Hall: 0-10 (0-3)

 

The Nettes, will be on the road next week as they head to Blue Ridge to participate in a holiday tournament. First up for the Nettes, the host team, the Fannin Lady Rebels on Tuesday, December 19th. Pickens, defeated the Lady Rebels in Jasper on November 28th. Tip off for this one set for 7 pm.

 

Nettes move to 8-0 in battle of top 5 teams

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Jasper, Ga — It was a battle of top 5 teams in 3A on Tuesday, December 12th as the Pickens Dragonettes hosted the Dawson Lady Tigers in a big time 7-AAA match up. The Nettes, came into the game 7-0, 1-0 in 7-AAA, and #4 in 3A. The Lady Tigers, came into the game 6-2, 2-0 in 7-AAA, and #5 in 3A. Prior to the game, the Nettes recognized Caroline Mullins on surpassing 1,000 career points on November 28th against Fannin. The Nettes, used an intense defensive effort and had several players step up as they defeated the Lady Tigers, 68-41.

 

The first quarter started out slow for both teams. Things eventually got going and it was back and forth for the majority of the quarter. The Nettes, pulled away just a bit as they would hold a 17-10 lead going to the second quarter. Mullins, Ellison Steinhauer, Brylee Deering, and Reagan Ludington all scored for the Nettes. Maddie Siuta, Kindra Coker, and Eva Bishop got in the score book for the Lady Tigers in the first quarter.

 

In the second quarter, the Nettes extended their lead outscoring the Lady Tigers 14-9 in the frame. Deering, led the scoring in the quarter with 7 points. Ludington and Emery Steinhauer followed with 3, Ellison Steinhauer had 2, and Mullins made two free throws. Bishop led Dawson with 3 points off of three free throws, Coker, Abby Slaton, and Anna Ayers all had 2 points. At the half, the Nettes led 31-19.

 

The third quarter, was the closest quarter of the game as the Nettes just outscored the Lady Tigers 11-10. Ayers, led the way in the quarter with 6 points. Ellison and Emery Steinhauer led the way for the Nettes with 5 points and 3 points respectively. Bella Hopkins scored 2 points and Deering made a free throw for the Nettes. Bishop and Ava Roberson scored 2 for the Lady Tigers. Going to the fourth, the Nettes led, 42-29.

 

In the fourth quarter, the Nettes exploded offensively. Led by what had been a fierce defense throughout the game, the Nettes poured in 26 points in the fourth to help secure the win. Ellison Steinhauer led the way in the fourth with 9 points. Mullins with 6, Hopkins, Ludington, and Emery Steinhauer all with 3 points. Deering chipped in 2 points.

For the Lady Tigers, Coker led the way with 3 points, Ayers, Bishop, Morgan Chester, and Siuta all had 2 points. Ramsey Smith split a pair of free throws. Final from Jasper, Nettes 68 Lady Tigers 41.

 

Scorers for the Nettes:

Ellison Steinhauer: 20 points

Caroline Mullins: 15 points

Brylee Deering: 13 points

Emery Steinhauer: 9 points

Reagan Ludington: 6 points

Bella Hopkins: 5 points

 

Scorers for the Lady Tigers:

Anna Ayers: 10 points

Eva Bishop: 9 points

Kindra Coker: 8 points

Maddie Siuta: 7 points

Morgan Chester: 2 points

Abby Slaton: 2 points

Ramsey Smith: 1 point

 

7-AAA Region Standings:

Pickens: 8-0 (2-0)

Wesleyan: 9-1 (2-0)

Dawson: 6-3 (2-1)

White County: 9-1 (1-1)

Gilmer: 3-5 (1-2)

Lumpkin: 3-5 (1-2)

West Hall: 0-9 (0-3)

 

Next up for the Nettes, another 7-AAA match up at home. This time, against the Lumpkin Lady Indians. Tip off is set for 6 pm on Friday, December 15th.

 

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