Last week ended in a similar way for the North Callaway basketball teams.
During the South Callaway tournament in Mokane, the boys and girls each played a fifth-place game against Vienna. The …
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Last week ended in a similar way for the North Callaway basketball teams.
During the South Callaway tournament in Mokane, the boys and girls each played a fifth-place game against Vienna. The boys won 72-59 for their second straight 70-point game while the girls lost 68-40.
The boys (8-6) had two 20-point scorers against Vienna (5-8), including Jamarion Glover with 26 points and nine rebounds and Dalton Brewer with 20 points on 6-of-12 shooting on 3-pointers. Glover was 11-for-13 on 2-point attempts. Jake Blevins added 14 points, 11 rebounds, five assists and four steals.
The Thunderbirds lost 52-41 to Hermann (8-6) and 72-71 to Russellville (7-6) during the week of the six-team round robin tournament. Blevins tied the Russellville game on a 3-pointer with 13 seconds left before Russellville hit a game-winning free throw.
The girls (5-9) were without two of their top rebounders Kymorie Myers and Morgan Benne against Vienna (7-7). Sophie Olsson led with 16 points and five steals, and Anna Shryock had 10 points and was 5-for-5 on free throws.
The Ladybirds defeated South Callaway (3-7) 41-35 earlier in the week for their second win against their county rival but lost 50-39 to Blair Oaks (10-4), despite leading 31-28 after the third quarter.
