Local basketball
teams hoped to stay sharp by participating in holiday basketball tournaments
or playing out of region games. Starr's Mill hosted a tournament and both
the Starr's Mill boys and girls teams, as well as the McIntosh Lady Chiefs,
struggled against some tough competition. The Lady Chiefs and the Starr's
Mil Panthers placed sixth, while the Lady Panthers placed fourth.
The Starr's
Mill boys defeated East Coweta 45-38 with some key free throw shooting
in the fourth quarter but lost to Eagle's Landing 49-42 and to Riverwood
61-48. The Lady Panthers defeated the Mt. Zion Lady Bulldogs 56-37 but
fell to Norcross 52-35 and lost to Eagle's Landing 46-31. McIntosh's Lady
Chiefs got one win in the tournament as well. They defeated Riverwood
64-33 but lost to Eagle's Landing 44-28 and to East Coweta 45-38.
Fayette County's
boys and girls stayed out of holiday tournaments but faced Cross Keys
on Saturday and both got wins. The Lady Tigers won 71-26, while the boys
won 57-52.
Games played
last night after the paper went to press were McIntosh at Lovejoy, Sandy
Creek agaianst Douglas County, Fayette County against Newnan, Our Lady
of Mercy against Pacelli and Starr's Mill against East Coweta.
Games scheduled
for this weekend are Starr's Mill at McIntosh, Northgate at Sandy Creek
and Our Lady of Mercy at Heard County on Friday and Fayette County at
Sandy Creek and Our Lady of Mercy at Landmark Christian on Saturday. Friday's
games start at 7 p.m. while Saturday's games start at 6 p.m. The varsity
girls play first and the boys games follow.
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