Basketball

PCHS takes wins over Phillips


Hayden Hulsey aims for the basketball in action against Phil Campbell Monday, Jan. 28, at Phillips High School, in Bear Creek.

BEAR CREEK - The Phil Campbell Lady Bobcats won a narrow victory over the Phillips High School She Bears Monday, Jan. 28, at PHS, in Bear Creek, by a score of 77-75.
The Lady Bobcats had a first half lead at halftime by a score of 36-30. The She Bears erased that lead in the third period, taking a two point advantage, 53-51. It was a battle to the end with the Lady Bobcats winning 77-75.

HHS seniors recognized at pep rally


Basketball player McKenzee Reid with grandfather Cotton Postell - 6 years basketball.

HALEYVILLE - A basketball pep rally was held Friday, Feb. 1, at Haleyville High School in honor of the varsity girls and boys traveling to Curry for area play on Tuesday, Feb. 5. Both teams  played Fayette.
Senior athletes were introduced, telling  how many years they had participated in basketball or cheerleading.
The athletes, accompanied by their parents or grandparents, presented a rose to their mothers while being introduced on the court. The athletes received various gifts  from teammates.

Recognized were:

Meek boys win county basketball title


The Meek High School Tigers won the Winston County Basketball Tournament Saturday, Jan. 26, at Lynn High School, with a two-point shot by Caleb Aaron, with nine seconds left in the game to win 44-43 over the Winston County Yellow Jackets. Aaron was named tournament MVP. Pictured front row from left: David Tidwell, Caleb Aaron, All Tournament-MVP, Payton Key, All Tournament, Back row: Bryant Key, Stuart Waldrep, Robert Ehlman; Jagger Benson, Bryan Phillips, Kevin Chino, All Tournament, and Chris Clark, All Tournament.

Winston County High School girls county basketball champs


The Winston County Lady Yellow Jackets captured the county basketball tournament title on Saturday, Jan. 26, at Lynn High School, defeating the Addison Lady Bulldogs, 54-42. Shown front row, from left: Kady Bonds, MVP, Samantha Marcum-All Tournament, Emily Holt, Olivia Wright. Back row: Jassmine Ergle, Ella Moore, Saige Blanton-All Tournament, MacKenzie Blackwood-All Tournament, MaKayla Lindsey, Brenna Wakefield and Kayla Stromatt.

Haleyville nets wins over Lamar County


Reagan Kutis puts up a one-handed two point jumper for the Lady Lions. Kutis had 14 points on the night.

HALEYVILLE - The Haleyville Lady Lions put the Lamar County Lady Bulldogs in the pound with a commanding 65-31 win at home Tuesday, Jan. 22.
Alli temple was the leading scorer with 19 points, 10 rebounds, 1 block and 1 steal, followed by Reagan Kutis with 14 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists; Catie Aldridge 12 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 steals; McKenzee Reid 8 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist, 1 steal; Molly Gilbert 6 points, 10 rebounds, 1 assist, 3 blocks; Mae Boyles 4 points, 2 assists, 2 steals, 1 rebound; Ashton McCullar 2 points, 2 rebounds.

Winston County takes both Thursday games


Hannah Alsup squeezes in between two Winston County Lady Jacket defenders for a shot.

LYNN - The Winston County Basketball tournament saw varsity action Thursday, Jan. 24, at Lynn High School. The Winston County Lady Yellow Jackets defeated the Lynn Lady Bears in the first game, 48-30. The Winston County Yellow Jackets then took a 62-45 victory over Addison.
Scoring by quarters with the Lady Jackets leading all four period included, 11-6, 27-13, 34-22 and 48-30.

Meek takes one point win over Lynn; Addison girls nets win over Meek


Caleb Aaron, was the MVP of the Winston County Basketball tournament for the boys, puts up two points for Meek in the Lynn game on Friday night.

LYNN - It went down to the wire, but the Meek varsity boys eliminated the Lynn Bears from the Winston County Basketball tournament Friday, Jan. 25, 40-39.
Held at Lynn High School, Meek had a one point lead at the end of the first quarter 11-10. Lynn led at halftime by four, 24-20. Meek narrowed the gap by two at the end of the third period, trailing 25-27 and took the victory 40-39.
Scoring for the Meek Tigers were Caleb Aaron 15 points; Chris Clark 8 points; Stuart Waldrep 6 points; Payton Key 6 points; Kevin Chino 5 points.

Winston County Basketball Tournament begins Tuesday

LYNN - The Winston County Basketball Tournament began Tuesday, Jan. 22, with junior varsity action at Lynn High School. In junior girls play, Winston County and Meek faced off on Tuesday, Jan. 22, at 4 p.m., followed by Addison and Lynn at 6 p.m. The championship game will be played on Saturday, Jan. 26, at 3 p.m. Winston County and Addison will open up the junior varsity boys game at 5 p.m. on Tuesday. Lynn and Meek will play at 7 p.m. Their championship game will be play at 4:15 p.m., on Saturday, Jan. 26. Varsity action will start on Thursday, Jan.

Lynn takes win over Addison in double OT; Addison Lady Bulldogs put one in the win column over Lady Bears


Lynn Bear Brandon Hill is double teamed by Addison’s Kendrick Smith (10) and Eli Howse on a shot to the goal.

ADDISON - The Addison and Lynn basketball game played out as expected Monday, Jan. 14, at the AHS gym. The two competitive teams shot it out until the Lynn Bears won in double overtime 68-62.
The Bulldogs’ Lance Wilkins, who had 17 points and 12 rebounds in the game, suffered an ankle injury in the first overtime and had to leave the action.

Surpasses 1000 points


Haleyville High School junior Alli Temple received a game ball Friday, Jan. 18, during halftime of the Haleyville v. Fayette boys varsity basketball game in recognition of surpassing 1000 points scored on the girls varsity team. She is pictured with her coach Senn Williams. Alli, who scored 30 points in Friday night’s game, is the daughter of Dr. Al and Stacie Temple, of Haleyville.