Thunderbirds back in win column with 63-50 win against New Bloomfield
After losing two straight, the North Callaway boys won on Thursday.
The Thunderbirds beat New Bloomfield 63-50 at home …
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Thunderbirds back in win column with 63-50 win against New Bloomfield
After losing two straight, the North Callaway boys won on Thursday.
The Thunderbirds beat New Bloomfield 63-50 at home behind the 31 points scored by Jake Blevins — two days after scoring a season-high 27 points in a 73-67 loss at South Callaway (6-4).
Brodee Biggers followed with 12 points and six rebounds, and North Callaway (7-4) defended the 3-pointer better after allowing three South Callaway players to combine for nine 3-pointers. North Callaway went 2-for-15 from the 3-point line against New Bloomfield (5-7).
North Callaway is the No. 1 seed in the South Callaway tournament this week in the six-team round robin style contest.
Ladybirds pound post to win 57-22 vs New Bloomfield
The North Callaway girls used their post advantage to win on Thursday.
Icey Tomlinson led the Ladybirds with 16 points and 10 rebounds, and Kymorie Myers had 14 points and five rebounds in North Callaway’s 57-22 win against New Bloomfield (1-7) at home. New Bloomfield didn’t score any points in the fourth quarter.
Tomlinson and Myers had 11 points and 10 points, respectively, in a 47-43 win at South Callaway (3-5) three days prior. Sophie Olsson finished with 11 points and two 3-pointers.
The Ladybirds (4-7) had three players — Olsson, Emily Huddleston and Violet Martin — go down with injuries.
North Callaway is the No. 7 seed this week in the South Callaway tournament.
