In basketball

action this week, some old region rivals met, while others met for the

first time in region play.

Starr's Mill

faced the Fayette County Tigers Tuesday night and both the boys and girls

team did well. The boys defeated Fayette County 67-57. Donny Lampen scored

22 points and pulled in 10 rebounds, while Bret Zondervan added 13 points

and five assists.

"I think

the team played in a tough intra-county rivalry," said Coach Tim

Miller. "We gave them too many opportunities, but finished them off

with some clutch free throws at the end."

The girls defeated

the Lady Tigers 44-40 and got good play inside from Lauren Boyd and Alison

Horne. Horne scored 15 points in the victory. Starr's Mill will host Stockbridge

on Friday night and Eagle's Landing on Saturday.

McIntosh faced

the Jonesboro Cardinals Tuesday. The boys performed well, winning 56-36.

They continue to play excellent defense, as this was their third game

in a row holding their opponent below 40 points. Josh Burr led the team

in scoring with 16 points. The girls continued to struggle as they lost

to the Lady Cardinals 38-32. McIntosh will play at Morrow on Friday night.

East Coweta's

boys and girls faced two tough Riverdale squads. The boys fell to 2-2

on the season, as they lost 50-42. Adrian Parks and Raymond Pye each scored

10 points for the Indians. The Lady Indians fell to 3-4 on the season,

losing to the Lady Raiders 50-29. Cherelle George led the team in scoring

with 11 points. East Coweta travels to Evans on Friday night.

Sandy Crek's

boys continue to play well. The Patriots improved to 6-2 with a 74-57

win over Woodward Academy. L.T. Lockett led the team in scoring with 20

points. The Patriots will host Northgate Saturday.

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