The visiting Kell Lady Longhorns and Longhorns defeated Woodland Monday night in Region 7AAAAA games. KELL BOYS 57, WOODLAND 48 The Woodland boys stood toe-to-toe with visiting Kell for most of the night Monday, but the Longhorns pulled away down the stretch of the fourth quarter for a nine-point region win. Caelon Ball scored 18 points for Kell. Jahwan Smith added 15 for the Longhorns. Kell improved to 17-5 overall and 11-2 in Region 7AAAAA. The win helped the Longhorns keep pace with 9th-ranked Carrollton for first place in the league. Both teams have two region losses. Cass is currently third with three losses and plays Carrollton Tuesday and Thursday. Woodland (1-20, 0-14) hosts East Paulding Tuesday and plays at Hiram to close out the regular season Friday night. KELL GIRLS 47, WOODLAND 27 Visiting Kell topped the Woodland girls Monday night, 47-27. Lexie Robinson scored six points, while teammates Carli Clymer and Madgie Robinson scored five points each for the Lady Cats in the loss. Kell led a low scoring first half 17-7 at halftime, but extended that lead to 40-17 after three quarters. The Lady Longhorns evened their season mark at 11-11 and improved to 6-7 in Region 7AAAAA. Woodland (1-20, 1-13) hosts East Paulding Tuesday and plays at Hiram Friday. Both games are scheduled for 6pm.

Elite Stone Supply, in conjunction with WBHF and Bartow Sports Zone, presents the ELITE ATHLETES OF THE MONTH. Each month, all five local high schools are provided opportunity to name an Elite Athlete of the Month and present the information on their honoree through Bartow Sports Zone and on 100.3FM and AM1450, WBHF in Cartersville. Recipients for January 2017: Rylie Boston -- Excel Christian Academy Daunta Bryan -- Cartersville HS Houston Jones -- Cass HS Rylee Moss -- Adairsville HS Lexie Robinson -- Woodland HS Rylie Boston is the Excel Christian Academy Elite Athlete of the Month for January. Boston is the daughter of Shane and Paige Boston and is a sophomore at Excel where she has attended for the past six years. Rylie is a multisport athlete at Excel competing as a member of the basketball team and as an outfielder for the softball team. She was named All County and All Region as a freshman and has continued to improve as a basketball player. Currently she is averaging 12 points and 12 rebounds per game for the 10-7 Lady Eagles basketball team. Coach Gary Boulier and Coach Eric Harris nominated Boston because of her strong work ethic, her great attitude and her unselfish play on the basketball court. “Rylie just gives it her all no matter what the circumstances,” said Harris. “You can always count on her to give you her best at all times.” Her favorite subject is History because she finds it intriguing and interesting. Her hobbies include hanging out with friends, attending church and spending time with her family. Moss is a member of the Church at Liberty Square, where she is an active participant in the youth activities. She has given back to the community as an active participant in Splash Bartow. Her future plans includes attending college with the hopes to continue her basketball career. The January Elite Athlete of the Month for Cartersville High School is senior Daunta Bryan. Bryan, son of Tamika Williams and Damon Bryan, helped the Canes win the Dalton Holiday Classic Championship and he has also been an instrumental part of the team’s current No. 6 ranking in Class AAAA. He was voted onto the homecoming court this past Fall and was selected as a team captain by his teammates on the basketball team. “Daunta is a class act on and off the floor,” said Cartersville coach Mike Tobin. The January Elite Athlete of the Month for Cass High School is Houston Jones. Jones is a senior, 170-pound wrestler for the Colonels and the son of Tina LaFollete-Jones. He was an Area 7AAAAA runner-up in his weight class and a state qualifying wrestler last season. He has continued that success this year by compiling a record of 36 wins and only 8 losses. Jones recently went undefeated for his team at the GHSA Class AAAAA State Duals Championship and helped lead Cass to a fourth place finish in the state. He has again qualified for the Traditional State Sectionals in his weight class and will be competing this weekend for another spot in the Class AAAAA State Championships. “Houston is a great leader for the team,” said Cass coach D.L. Koontz. “He is a bulldog in the wrestling room during workouts and on the mat in competition.” Rylee Moss is the Adairsville High School Elite Athlete of the Month for January. The sophomore swimmer is the daughter of Chris and Maurni Moss. Moss has state qualifying times this season in the 50-, 100-, 200-, and 500-freestyle. She has also qualified for the state meet in the 200 yard individual medley and the 100-yard backstroke. She holds school record times in the 100-, 200-, and 500-yard freestyle, the 100-yard backstroke, the 200-yard individual medley, and is part of the record-holding 400-yard freestyle relay team. Academically, Moss excels in all Honors and Advanced Placement classes with a 3.85 grade point average. She is also a Beta Club member. While Rylee splits time with her high school team and a private swim club, she is an excellent example to other swimmers on both teams. She exhibits a high work ethic for herself but also helps others swimmers become better by encouraging them. She encourages her teammates to do the little things right by sharing her experiences that have helped her be successful. ~~ AHS Athletic Director Meredith Barnhill. Rylee is dedicated and focused on being the best swimmer she can be. She practices almost every day of the year and her hard work is paying off as her times continue to drop. Although she practices all the time, she doesn’t let swim interfere with her school work, she is a great student. Rylee is an awesome swimmer, an awesome student, and an awesome young lady. ~~ AHS Swim coach Adam Joslin. The January Elite Athlete of the Month representing Woodland High School is Lexie Robinson. A senior guard on the Lady Cats’ basketball team, Robinson leads the team in scoring and rebounding. One of her senior season highlights includes scoring 20 points in a quarter earlier this season during a game against Coosa at the Rome News-Tribune Christmas Tournament at Georgia Highlands College. She is the daughter of Bruce and Melissa Robinson “Lexie is returning from injury and is getting better with each practice and game,” said Woodland basketball coach Kyle Morgan. “She is a well rounded player who can dribble, pass, catch, shoot, and rebound. She has a good understanding of the game. She competes to win, is a great teammate, and I am very thankful for the opportunity to have coached her,” he concluded. Editors Note: Photos and bios are supplied to Bartow Sports Zone and WBHF by the respective schools and their athletic departments. Elite Stone Supply, LLC is the monthly sponsor. Athletes receive a plaque along with recognition during a radio feature on WBHF.

The Georgia High School Association has released the brackets for this weekend’s Traditional Wrestling State Sectionals. Woodland and Cass will compete at the Class AAAAA-B Sectional at Buford High School. Cartersville will compete at the Class AAAA-A Sectional at Woodward Academy. Adairsville will compete in the Class AAA-B Sectional at Bremen High School. To view brackets for each weight class in each tournament, go to www.trackwrestling.com and use the search tool for the tournament of your choice. On the page for each tournament will be a drop-down menu for each of the weight classes.

Former Cartersville High School standout A.J. Mosby posted 23 points and seven rebounds this past week in a pair of SWAC basketball wins for Alcorn State University to highlight this week's Athletes Beyond Bartow basketball update. Former Woodland star Emmanuel Holloway and part-time Cartersville resident Adrian Rodgers also continue to toil away overseas in their respective European basketball leagues. Check out the roster below for the most current updates on collegiate and pro basketball players with Bartow County connections. BASKETBALL SYDNEY BOYD — Brewton-Parker College (Soph., G, Woodland HS). . . scored four points with one rebound and a steal in a 78-55 loss at University of Mobile Saturday. She also scored two points and had one rebound in a 70-45 loss last Thursday at Loyola-New Orleans. Brewton-Parker (8-8 overall, 5-7 in the Southern States Athletic Conference) hosts SSAC opponents Martin Methodist (TN) Thursday and Bethel University (TN) on Saturday. EMMANUEL HOLLOWAY — UU-Korihait, Finnish Pro League (G, Illinois State, Woodland HS). . . (photo right) scored 17 points with four rebounds and four assists in an 86-75 loss to Lapua January 25 and scored four points with five rebounds and one assist in a lost January 28 to BC Nokia. Korihait (4-19) is in last place in the Korisliiga and has lost 11 straight. They play Kauhajoki Wednesday. A.J. MOSBY — Alcorn State University (Junior, G, Cartersville HS). . . (photo top) scored 11 points with three rebounds and a steal in an 81-70 road victory over Alabama A&M January 23. He then added 12 points with four rebounds, four assists, and a steal in a 74-64 home win over Southern University. The two Southwestern Athletic Conference wins improves the Braves to 9-11 overall and 6-3 in conference. ASU hosts SWAC opponent Jackson State on Saturday and Grambling State next Monday, February 6. ADRIAN RODGERS — Malbas Oresund, Swedish Pro League (G, Cartersville resident, Centennial HS, Southern University). . . scored nine points with five rebounds, six assists, one steal and one blocked shot in a 95-77 lost at UMEA January 24. He followed with 12 points, five rebounds, four assists, and three steals in a 90-61 home loss to Sodertalje January 27. Malbas Oresund (1-18) plays at Norrkoping Friday. COREY TOBIN — Reinhardt University (Jr., G, Cartersville HS). . . scored nine points with three rebounds, two blocked shots, two assists, and a steal in a home 120-106 win over Tennessee Wesleyan University January 25. The Eagles also won at Allen University (SC) Saturday, 93-83. Stats for that game were not immediately available. Reinhardt (17-5, 11-4 Appalachian Athletic Conference) received votes in the most recent NAIA national poll and is in second place in the conference. The Eagles play at St. Andrews (NC) Wednesday and host Montreat College (NC) Saturday. HAKEEM WINTERS — Point University (Soph., F, Cartersville HS). . . scored four points and grabbed two rebounds in an 88-71 loss Saturday at St. Andrews University (NC) as the Skyhawks fell to 2-21 on the season and 1-13 in the Appalachian Athletic Conference. Point hosts conference foe Tennessee Wesleyan Wednesday and plays at Allen University (SC) on Saturday. Did we miss someone this week? If we did, please let us know. Use the 'Contact' link at the top of this page or send an email to: bartowsportszone@comcast.net. A full listing of local athletes is available on this website on the Athletes Beyond Bartow page.

Former Cass High School standout Sammy Rosario is now the NAIA's 5th-ranked wrestler in the 133-pound division. The senior recently pinned his opponent in a win for his 18th-ranked Cumberland University team. The Phoenix are the 3rd-ranked team in the NAIA East Region and Rosario is the top-ranked individual for his weight class in the East Region. This Athletes Beyond Bartow update also includes locals competing at the collegiate level around the nation in tennis and track and field. This week's ABB basketball update will be published separately. TENNIS PEYTON GOLLHOFER — Ball State University (Soph., Cartersville resident, Laurel Springs Academy). . . playing at the No. 1 singles line, Gollhofer defeated her Dayton University opponent 6-3, 7-6 Sunday as the Lady Cardinals topped the Flyers 6-1. She also teamed with Audrey Berger to win 6-2 on the No. 3 doubles line. TRACK AND FIELD MILES BEARDEN — Kansas State University (Sr., Cartersville resident, Darlington HS). . . finished second in the high jump at 2.05m at the University of New Mexico Invitational Saturday, January 28 at the Albuquerque, NM Convention Center. Bearden was one of three at the hight, but placed second on jumps. New Mexico won the meet by two points over Utah State and five points ahead of Texas Christian. Kansas State was sixth. The Wildcats will compete in the Sevigne Husker Invitational February 3 and 4 in Lincoln, NE. ANNA HIGHTOWER — Georgia Tech (Soph., Cartersville HS). . . (photo right) placed 11th in the pole vault at a height of 11 feet, 11.75 inches at the Bob Pollock Invitational last weekend at the Clemson University Indoor Complex. The Yellow Jackets will compete in the Meyo Invitational at Notre Dame February 3-4 in South Bend, IN. BREE COLE -- Jacksonville State University (Fresh., Cartersville HS). . . ran 16th in the 4000M at a dual meet with UNC-Greensbor in Winston-Salem, NC this past weekend. The Gamecocks will compete next at the Samford Invitational on February 11. SAMANTHA PATTERSON -- Jacksonville State (Jr., Woodland) — Patterson cleared 3.30 meters at the UNC-Greensboro meet, tying for first place with her teammate Laura Sewell and Davidson’s Stephanie Hautamaa. Jax State competes next at the Samford Invitational on February 11. BLAKE PERRY -- Jacksonville State University (Jr., Cartersville HS). . . finished 9th in the 60M hurdles at the UNCG Dual in Winston-Salem, NC this past weekend. The Gamecocks will compete next at the Samford Invitational on February 11. WRESTLING EVAN COLE — Cumberland University (Jr., Cartersville HS). . . (photo right) defeated his opponent in the 149-pound division, 12-0 as the Phoenix defeated Truett-McConnell 34-9. Cumberland (11-3) travels to Marietta, GA to wrestle Brewton-Parker and Life University Tuesday and will be back on the mats Friday at Campbellsville University (KY). SAMMY ROSARIO — Cumberland University (Sr., Cass HS). . . (photo top) pinned his opponent in the 133-pound division as the 18th-ranked Phoenix defeated Truett-McConnell University 34-9. Rosario is currently the 5th-ranked wrestler in NAIA in his weight division. Cumberland (11-3) travels to Marietta, GA to wrestle Brewton-Parker and Life University Tuesday and will be back on the mats Friday at Campbellsville University (KY). SWIMMING ELISE HART -- Air Force (Jr., Cartersville) — Hart won the 50-yard butterfly Saturday as Air Force lost a dual meet to Denver. Her finals time of 24.63 beat out Denver’s Heidi Bradley, who swam 25 seconds flat. Hart also competed in the 50 free and the 200-yard freestyle and medley relays. The Falcons will compete in the Mountain West Conference Championship Febuary 15-18 at College Station, TX. Did we miss someone this week? If we did, please let us know. Use the 'Contact' link at the top of this page or send an email to: bartowsportszone@comcast.net. A full listing of local athletes is available on this website on the Athletes Beyond Bartow page.

The Cass Middle School basketball teams made a clean sweep of the 2016-17 Bartow-Gordon Middle School Athletic Association championships Saturday with tournament titles. The Cass girls defeated Red Bud 42-34 and the Cass boys downed Cartersville, 49-36. The Cass girls finished the season with a 14-3 mark. The Cass boys finished the year with a 16-1 record. The Calhoun Middle School junior varsity teams won the two JV championships. Calhoun (14-1) won the JV girls title over Cartersville, 37-28. The JV Lady Canes finished the year with a 13-2 record. The Calhoun JV boys (13-2) defeated Cartersville (13-2) in that final, 41-35. Full season and tournament results are available on the BGMSAA Winter Sports page on this website. Please use the ‘More’ link at the top of this page.

The Woodland wrestling team won the Area 7AAAAA traditional championship Saturday at Carrollton High School with a 213.5 point total, surpassing runner-up Cass (196) and third place Carrollton (167). Woodland had eleven of twelve wrestler qualify for next weekend's Class AAAAA Sectionals, while Cass also had eleven individuals to qualify for the state sectionals. Kyle Gollhofer (113-pound weight class), Jesus Montero (120), Vinnie Rosati (126), Dawson Wood (132), and Cody Cochran (152) won Area 7AAAAA titles Saturday for Woodland in their respective weight classes. Cass' Jaylen Callahan (145), Houston Jones (170), Tripp Breeden (220), and Seven Richards (285) were also Area 7AAAAA champions. Earning Area runner-up honors for Woodland were: Gavin Nix (106), Kyle Veley (138) Jacob Frye (170), and Hunter Hardin (220). Finishing as Area runner-up for Cass were: Ben Mills (113), Alex Depasquale (120), Kendall Arnold (152), and Chance Scrutchins (182). Woodland's remaining sectional qualifiers are: Kristian Fisher (160, 4th), Kurtis Feanny (285, 4th), and Rodney Thompson (145, 5th). The remaining sectional qualifers for Cass are: Rett Moore (160, 3rd), Reed Davis (195, 3rd), and Nick Mills (106, 4th). Woodland and Cass will advance to compete this Friday and Saturday (February 3 and 4) at the Class AAAAA state sectional tournament hosted by Buford High School. At the Area 5AAAA Championship, Cartersville placed fourth as a team and qualified eleven wrestlers for next weekend's state sectionals at Woodward Academy. Nine are already in the tournament field. Two Canes' wrestlers qualified as alternates. Jonathan De La Cruz led the charge for the Hurricanes by winning the 220-pound division bracket. Robby Earick (132) and Carlos Aborresco (170) reached their respective Area championship bouts. CARTERSVILLE 106 Caz Smith placed 4th 120 A.J. Scott placed 3rd 126 Braden Durocher placed 4th 132 Robby Earick placed 2nd 138 Will Simmons placed 5th 145 Bryson Rodgers placed 5th 152 Jabril Williams placed 3rd 160 Edwin Balderas placed 4th 170 Carlos Aborresco placed 2nd 182 Desmond Winters placed 4th 195 Ryan Hardesty placed 4th 220 Jonathan De La Cruz placed 1st 285 Rafael Lopez placed 3rd Adairsville had three individual wrestlers advance to the Class AAA State Sectionals next Saturday at Bremen. Sophomore Nic Jackson finished second in the 170-pound class at the Area 3AAA meet Saturday. Junior Bryce Burgess took third place in the 160-pound division, and senior Kyle Cain was a fourth place qualifer for sectionals in the 152-pound group.

The Cartersville boys basketball team won for the seventh time in their last eight games Saturday evening at the Storm Center to keep pace with the leaders in Region 5AAAA. The Canes were led by three players in double figures including 22 by Jaylon Pugh. CARTERSVILLE BOYS 83, CHAPEL HILL 57 The Hurricanes took control early Saturday in a 26-point win over visiting Chapel Hill. The region victory gives Cartersville wins in seven of their last eight games. The Canes led 25-18 after one period, 42-27 at halftime, and 72-48 through three quarters. Jaylon Pugh (photo right) scored a game-high 22 points for Cartersville. He was followed by T.J. Horton with 16 points and Isaac Gridley with 13. Jacorey Johns contributed nine points. Perignon Dyer and JKobe Orr scored eight points apiece. Luke Schilitz added three points with Isaiah Chaney and Trase Fezzia adding two each. Tyrone Mays led the Panthers with 10 points. Chapel Hill falls to 2-16 overall and 2-6 in Region 5AAAA with the loss. Cartersville (16-4, 6-2) has region games remaining next week at home Thursday against LaGrange, at Troup County Friday, and back home in the Storm Center Saturday vs. Central-Carrollton. CHAPEL HILL GIRLS 60, CARTERSVILLE 38 Coming off an upset defeat of Sandy Creek on Friday night, the Lady Canes came up short Saturday in a 60-38 home region loss. Chapel Hill remains atop the region standings at 12-7 overall and 8-1 in region play. Cartersville (8-13, 2-7 Region 5AAAA) closes out the regular season in the coming week at home Thursday vs. LaGrange at 4pm, at Troup County Friday night at 6pm, and at home against Central-Carrollton Saturday at 7pm. CHRISTIAN HERITAGE GIRLS 61, ADAIRSVILLE 42 Christian Heritage and Adairsville were tied at halftime 23-23, but the home standing Lady Lions doubled the scoring output of the Lady Tigers in the second half for a 19-point, non-region win. Ashlyn Clements led Christian Heritage with 16 points. Sydney Stafford scored 13 points. Meghan Schneller and Madison Brown contributed 10 points each. Nakiyah Washington scored a game-high 17 points to lead the Lady Tigers. She was followed by Havyn Isaac with nine. Josie Summerville, Emily Collum, Latya Printup, and Chloe Powell each added four points. Christian Heritage improved to 13-8 on the year with the victory. Adairsville (7-16, 2-9) has Region 6AAA regular season games remaining Tuesday at home against Sonoraville and Friday at Coahulla Creek. CHRISTIAN HERITAGE BOYS 61, ADAIRSVILLE 42 Host Christian Heritage downed visiting Adairsville Saturday, 61-42. The Lions improved to 13-9 overall with the non-region victory. Adairsville (12-10, 5-5 Region 6AAA) has a home, sub-region game Tuesday night with Sonoraville and will travel to Coahulla Creek Friday night. ROCKMART GIRLS 38, WOODLAND 32 The Lady Cats took a 25-24 lead into the final period Saturday at Rockmart, but came up short in a six-point, non-region loss. Madison Davis scored 21 points to lead Rockmart. Lexie Robinson led Woodland with 19 points and Madgie Robinson scored ten. Rockmart improved to 9-12 with the win. Woodland (1-19, 1-12 Region 7AAAAA) hosts Kell Monday at 6pm and East Paulding Tuesday at 6pm. Both are region games.

The Cartersville boys and girls basketball teams pulled off upset wins at home Friday night over visiting region rival Sandy Creek, while the Cass girls and boys defeated cross-county rival Woodland in region matchups. Excel Christian lost a pair to visiting Gordon Lee and the Adairsville girls fell to highly ranked Haralson County. No. 8 CARTERSVILLE BOYS 94, No. 4 SANDY CREEK 88 - Overtime The Purple Hurricanes and visiting Patriots were tied 80-all after 32 minutes of regulation, but Cartersville won the extra period 14-8 to defeat Sandy Creek Friday night 94-88 at the Storm Center. Cartersville led for most of the evening. The Canes took a 40-33 advantage to halftime and held a 62-52 after three quarters, but the Patriots rallied in the fourth quarter -- outscoring Cartersville 28-18 -- to send the game to overtime. The 8th-ranked Canes were led by Jaylon Pugh who had 28 points and nine rebounds added a steal and a blocked shot. Pugh scored six of his points in the overtime period. T.J. Horton scored 20 points for Cartersville with four boards, three assists and three steals. Isaac Gridley added 15 points, five rebounds, and a blocked shot. Trase Fezzia totaled 13 points (five in OT), four rebounds, six assists, and two steals. JKobe Orr and Perignon Dyer chipped in with nine points each. Orr had six rebounds, an assist and a pair of steals. Dyer contributed two assists, a steal, and a blocked shot. KJ Wilkins scored 24 points and Evan Jester 22 for the Patriots. Jester also collected eight rebounds. Eric Williams posted 11 points and a dozen rebounds. TJ Bickerstaff scored 10 points, followed by Chris Porter with eight, Jarred Godfrey seven, and Kameron Miller scored four points with six assists. Sandy Creek slipped to 14-6 overall and 6-2 in 5AAAA. Cartersville (15-4, 6-2) moved into a tie for second place in the region with Friday night’s win and will host Chapel Hill Saturday in another league game. They face 3rd-ranked LaGrange, the region leader, on Thursday. CARTERSVILLE GIRLS 34, No. 9 SANDY CREEK 32 The Lady Canes knocked off 9th-ranked Sandy Creek Friday night at the Storm Center, 34-32. Cartersville led 8-1 after one quarter, but trailed at halftime 16-14. After an even third period, the Lady Canes found themselves trailing late in the final period before Caroline Bagwell connected on a three-pointer to tie and A’mya Davis made free throws to lift Cartersville to an upset win. Cartersville outscored the Lady Patriots in the decisive period, 11-7. Madison McKinney scored 11 points and Monica Motuba nine to lead the Lady Canes’ scoring efforts. Sandy Creek, the second place team in Region 5AAAA fell to 14-6 overall and 6-2 in league play with the loss. Cartersville (8-12, 2-6) hosts Chapel Hill Saturday at 6pm and LaGrange on Thursday at 4pm. CASS GIRLS 45, WOODLAND 29 The Lady Colonels trailed visiting Woodland Friday night after one quarter, but outscored the Lady Cats 18-6 in the second period to take a 25-14 lead at the intermission. After Woodland again cut the lead inside double digits at the end of third period at 29-20, Cass outscored the Lady Cats 16-9 in the final quarter for a 16-point Region 7AAAAA win. Lexie Robinson led Woodland with 11 points. Madgie Robinson scored nine and Carli Clymer seven. Kyla Michienzi scored 11 points for the Lady Colonels. Esmeralda Thomas added 10. Payton Stoddard scored eight points. Woodland (1-18, 1-12) plays at Rockmart Saturday, will host Kell Monday and East Paulding Tuesday. Saturday’s game is a 2pm start. Monday and Tuesday will tip at 6pm. Cass (18-4, 11-3) plays at 6th-ranked Carrollton Tuesday and will host the Lady Trojans next Thursday. CASS BOYS 41, WOODLAND 35 Cass led a close game at each of the quarter stops: 8-7, 20-18, and 30-26 on their way to a hard-fought six point victory. Ashton Burley led Cass with 13 points. C.J. Bennett scored 10 and Mark Chester eight as the Colonels held off county rival Woodland for a Region 7AAAAA win. Justice Carter led the Wildcats with 11 points. Justice Hayes scored eight and Jaylen Ballard seven for Woodland. Woodland (1-18, 0-13) plays at Rockmart Saturday and will host Kell on Monday and East Paulding on Tuesday. Cass (17-6, 11-3) has now won 10 of the last 12 and has a home-and-home series remaining with Region 7AAAAA leader Carrollton to close out the regular season. The Colonels play at Carrollton Tuesday and will host the Trojans on Thursday. GORDON LEE BOYS 61, EXCEL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 26 Visiting Gordon Lee held a 38-12 lead by halftime and cruised to a 61-26 win at Excel Friday night in a Region 6A matchup. Gordon Lee (7-15, 3-8) was led by Jack Solomon and Hayden Murphy with nine points each. Dylan Drew scored nine for the Eagles. Excel (0-15, 0-10) hosts Darlington Tuesday. GORDON LEE GIRLS 45, EXCEL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 29 Gordon Lee improved to 12-10 overall and 7-4 in Region 6A with a win Friday night at Excel Christian Academy. The visiting Lady Trojans led 11-6 after one period and 25-11 at halftime on their way to securing a 16-point win. Brighton McCollum scored nine points for Excel. Kalli Beth Scheff finished with five. Excel (10-7, 6-5) hosts Darlington, the 9th-ranked team in the most recent GHSA Class A Private power rankings, Tuesday at 6pm. No. 4 HARALSON COUNTY GIRLS 81, ADAIRSVILLE 36 The Lady Tigers found themselves down 37-19 after only one quarter Friday night at Haralson County in an eventual one-sided loss. Haralson led 55-26 at halftime and pushed their advantage to 79-34 after three quarters. Tori Causey led four Haralson County players in double figures with 29 points. Claire Robinson scored 14 points for the Lady Rebels. Alexis Boykin and Dea Harbison added 11 points each. Josie Summerville was the top scorer for Adairsville with 15 points. Emily Collum totaled six points. Havyn Isaac and Nakiyah Washington scored five points each for the Lady Tigers. Zay Harris contributed three points and Chloe Powell two. The 4th-ranked Lady Rebels improved to 20-3 on the season and 9-2 in Region 6AAA Adairsville (7-15, 2-9) plays at Christian Heritage Saturday.

The 2016-17 Bartow-Gordon Middle School Athletic Association basketball championship games will be hosted by Cartersville Middle School this Saturday. Cartersville Middle School will have three teams in championship games. Cass Middle School has teams in both the BGMSAA girls and boys title games. Calhoun Middle School is represented in both middle school junior varsity championships and Red Bud Middle School's girls team has reached the BGMSAA championship game. The championship schedule is listed below: BARTOW-GORDON MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 2016-17 BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS All championship games are Saturday, January 28 at Cartersville Middle School Middle School JV Girls Finals 10:00am — Cartersville (13-1) vs. Calhoun (13-1) Middle School JV Boys Finals 11:30am — Calhoun (12-2) vs. Cartersville (13-1) BGMSAA Girls Championship 1:00pm — Cass (13-3) vs. Red Bud (14-2) BGMSAA Boys Championship 2:30pm — Cass (15-1) vs. Cartersville (13-3) Full season and tournament results are available on the BGMSAA Winter Sports page on this website. Please use the ‘More’ link at the top of this page.

The Cass girls and boys basketball teams swept visiting Rome Thursday night in Region 7AAAAA games while the teams from Excel Christian Academy suffered Region 6A losses in Rome at Darlington. CASS GIRLS 61, ROME 57 The Cass Lady Colonels continued what has been a hot streak in January Thursday night with a 61-57 home win over Region 7AAAAA opponent Rome. The win was the 13th in the last 14 games for Cass who won for the 17th time this season. Cass led 19-12 after one period and held a 37-31 lead at halftime. Rome pulled to within one after three quarters at 48-47, but the Lady Colonels held on for their four-point win in the final period. Jana Morning led three Cass players in double figures with 19 points. Kyla Michienzi scored 16 and Payton Stoddard scored 10. Chanel Clemmons contributed eight points for the Lady Colonels, followed by Esmeralda Thomas with seven and Lyric Curtis added one point. Rome fell to 15-5 overall and 8-4 in Region 7AAAAA. Cass (17-4, 10-3) hosts Woodland Friday night with tip scheduled for 7pm. CASS BOYS 49, ROME 41 The Colonels held off Rome Thursday night for an important Region 7AAAAA win at home. Ashton Burley led Cass with 15 points followed by 12 each from C.J. Bennett and Ian Whittington. Rome slipped to 7-12 overall and 2-10 in region games with the loss. Cass improved to 16-6 overall and 10-3 in region play with the victory. The Colonels host county rival Woodland Friday night in another Region 7AAAAA tilt. DARLINGTON GIRLS 53, EXCEL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 31 The Darlington Lady Tigers took a 24-8 lead after one quarter and held a 33-17 advantage by halftime on their way to a 53-31 defeat of visiting ECA Thursday night. Caroline Dingler and Anna Claire Atha led Darlington with 19 and 12 points, respectively. Rylee Boston led all Excel scorers with 12 points. Landry McCollum scored six; Kalli Beth Scheff five; Brighton McCollum and Whitney Harris scored three points; Bailey Cox added two. Darlington remained unbeaten in Region 6A at 11-0. The Lady Tigers are 17-5 overall. Excel (10-6, 6-4) hosts Gordon Lee Friday night with tip scheduled for 6pm. DARLINGTON BOYS 65, EXCEL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 32 Darlington led 16-5 after one quarter and 39-11 at halftime before cruising to a Region 6A home win over the visiting Eagles Thursday night. JT Mumber led Darlington (14-4, 8-2) with 20 points JD Hull scored eight. Dylan Drew scored eight points for Excel. Kyrie Tucker and Jacob Murray added seven points each. ECA hosts Gordon Lee Friday night continuing to seek their first win of the year.

BARTOW COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT YOUTH BASKETBALL RESULTS January 17-21 8U Girls STORM 11, SUN 9 STORM: Haley Collum 4, Samantha Gough 3, Emma Skelton 2, Lily Roberts 1 SUN: Akhari Hames 5, Olivia O’tinger 4 DREAM 14, LIBERTY 6 DREAM: Ansleigh Tilley 11, Lilli Wear 2, Carson Brannon 1 LIBERTY: Jennlyn Shuler 4, Lucy Evans 2 DREAM 23, STARS 14 DREAM: Ansleigh Tilley 10, Lilli Wear 6, Paisley Ray 4, Carson Brannon 3 STARS: Ramona Jensen 6, Briley Buchanan 4, Bella King 2, Anna Townsend 2 SUN 20, LIBERTY 12 SUN: Akhari Hames 12, Shakiyah Ware 2, Madelyn Weightman 2, Samaria Evans 2, Olivia O’tinger 2 LIBERTY: Jennlyn Shuler 6, Kaymin Arrants 3, Lucy Evans 2, Ella Cate Rogers 1 MYSTICS 18, STARS 12 MYSTICS: Rihanna Crittenden 6, Kadence Gleason 4, Addison Kown 4, Lila Cochran 2, Alexis Scott 2 STARS: Ramona Jensen 6, Briley Buchanan 4, Anna Townsend 2 STORM 14, DREAM 8 STORM: Haley Collum 8, Emma Skelton 4, Samantha Gough 2 DREAM: Ansleigh Tilley 4, Lilli Wear 2, Carson Brannon 2 8U Boys BUCKS 12, MAVERICKS 11 BUCKS: Fletcher Silvers 4, Drew Nida 2, Trenton Mealer 2, Matthew Cook 2, Maddox Raughton 2 MAVS: Brody Varner 4, Westlin Crisp 3, Henry Sandridge 2, Coby Tomlinson 2 HAWKS 36, CELTICS 24 HAWKS: Jabari Burleson 15, Tarvis Burleson 10, Jaden Daise 7, Christen McClendon 2, Josh Griffin 2 CELTICS: Ethan Bruce 8, McCayden Hufstetler 8, Jackson Jarrett 4, Isaac Burnett 2, Ethan Cummins 2 KNICKS 25, SUNS 19 KNICKS: Nasier Bennett 9, Micah Pittman 7, Cam’ron Beauford 4, John Ward 3, Brenton Crumley 2 SUNS: Jayden Jinks 4, Carter Callan 4, Ryan Womack 4, Liam Lujan 4, Tylen Metcalf 3 CAVALIERS 24, HEAT 18 CAVS: Jeremy Dent 14, Jake Orton 4, Lance Tippett 2, Kaiden Kent 2, Donovan Gooch 2 HEAT: Christian Teasley 13, James Lee 2, Joseph Njoroge 2, Eli Simmons 1 BULLS 22, CLIPPERS 12 BULLS: Kyron McClendon 12, Eli Pearson 5, Jakez Baldwin 4, Noah Janssen 1 CLIPPERS: Bryson Morgan 4, Luis Sanchez 4, Eri Palma 2, James Morris 2 KNICKS 24, MAVERICKS 14 KNICKS: Nasier Bennett 11, Cam’ron Beauford 6, John Ward 4, Micah Pittman 3 MAVS: Brody Varner 8, Westlin Crisp 6 HEAT 32, CELTICS 24 HEAT: James Lee 16, Christian Teasley 12, Eli Simmons 2, Michael Runfolo 2 CELTICS: Isaac Burnett 10, Jackson Jarrettt 7, McCayden Hufstetler 6, Caleb Sorrell 1 CLIPPERS 28, SUNS 15 CLIPPERS: Jackson Scoggins 10, James Morris 8, Luis Sanchez 6, Eri Palma 2, Bryson Morgan 2 SUNS: Jayden Jinks 7, Carter Callan 6, Liam Lujan 2 BULLS 35, SPURS 20 BULLS: Jakez Baldwin 11, Kyron McClendon 7, Dredyn Bautista 7, Eli Pearson 6, Elijah Edwards 2, KJ Smith 2 SPURS: Aiden Lyons 6, Hudson Parr 4, Elijah Cannon 2, Kameron Hosey 2, Weston Wilson 2, Adam Brush 2, Matthew Taylor 2 KNICKS 33, CELTICS 18 KNICKS: Nasier Bennett 13, Cam’ron Beauford 10, Micah Pittman 4, John Ward 2, Kaedon Fezzia 2, Brenton Crumley 2 CELTICS: Isaac Burnett 8, McCayden Hufstetler 4, Jackson Jarrett 4, Ethan Bruce 2 CAVALIERS 33, SUNS 21 CAVS: Jeremy Dent 17, Hunter Limbaugh 8, Donovan Gooch 2, Lance Tippett 2, Bryson Caya 2, Jake Orton 2 SUNS: Jayden Jinks 7, Tylen Metcalf 6, Carter Callan 4, Ryan Womack 2, Liam Lujan 2 CLIPPERS 9, CAVALIERS 8 CLIPPERS: Luis Sanchez 6, James Morris 2, Eri Palma 1 CAVS: Jeremy Dent 6, Donovan Gooch 2 10U Girls MYSTICS 22, STORM 5 MYSTICS: Naxyria Roberts 10, Macy Wilson 6, Ashlyn Carlton 4, Sadie Raughton 2 STORM: Kelsey Gleason 3, Jordan Chitwood 2 FEVER 22, LYNX 4 FEVER: Emma Hensley 14, Haylionna Tucker 4, Skylar Buchanan 2, Lila Townsend 2 LYNX: Ziyah Hicks 3, Gabriella Penticost 1 LIBERTY 18, SPARKS 11 LIBERTY: Kaytlin Arnold 16, Abbi Wear 2 SPARKS: Miley Jo Williams 4, Saniya Knowles 4, Olivia Woods 2, Reign West 1 LYNX 11, HURRICANES 3 LYNX: Ziyah Hicks 5, Tamira Feanny 4, Amirrih Horton 2 CANES: Grace Smith 2, Nakayla Marshall 1 SUN 10, SPARKS 8 SUN: Layne Callan 2, Anna Grace Fraley 2, Bailey Sakacsi 2, Alana Carnes 2, Ashlyn Dowdy 2 SPARKS: Saniya Knowles 5, Gabriella Bacerra 3 FEVER 18, STARS 14 FEVER: Haylionna Tucker 8, Danica Henderson 4, Alexa Tatum 2, Emma Hensley 2, Skylar Buchanan 2 STARS: Chelsea Bates 4, Summerlyn Smith 4, Marley Pruitt 3, Caitlin Wilson 3 MYSTICS 19, LIBERTY 10 MYSTICS: Sadie Raughton 8, Naxyria Roberts 7, Macy Wilson 2, Jordan Clay 2 LIBERTY: Kaytlin Arnold 6, Taylor Adcock 2, Abbi Wear 2 10U Boys KINGS 50, CLIPPERS 24 KINGS: Joseph Boatman 24, Kamarion Profit 14, Devyn Brown 4, Samuel Crabbe 2, Jeremiah Deroche 2, Jayden Malone 2, Ayden Gentry 2 CLIPPERS: Jamar Wilson 34, Steven Ortiz 4 CELTICS 42, SUNS 12 CELTICS: Jamarion Pullum 14, Jakavien Harris 9, Xavious Nalls 6, Brayden Butler 5, Aderius Harris 2, Zachary Eckert 2, Benjamin Abernathy 2, AJ Harris 2 SUNS: Bryant Cullifer 4, Bryson Chatman 4, Gabriel Pruitt 2, Malaki Prioreschi 2 WARRIORS 23, HEAT 14 WARRIORS: Jacob McDaniel 8, Carson Waits 6, David Jinks 4, Luke Evans 3, Conner Lujan 2 HEAT: Sahaj Patel 8, Connor Jenkins 5, Xavior Darby 1 ROCKETS 39, HAWKS 31 ROCKETS: Zantavian Brown 19, Draper 10, Lincoln Ritter 4, Trevon Smith 4, Baker 2 HAWKS: Jeremiah Glenn 11, Camerson Cochran 8, Tyler Steward 7, Jonah Glenn 3, Casen Cochran 2 BUCKS 44, CAVALIERS 19 BUCKS: Zach Postell 14, Kaden Scott 10, Dawson Craig 7, Jett Johnson 6, Eli Swanson 4, Merrick Boldt 3 CAVS: Nicholas Ackey 9, Nolan Elrod 5, Malachi Harris 3, Evan Womack 2 LAKERS 18, MAVERICKS 17 LAKERS: Isaiah Livsey 9, Andy Forsyth 6, #11-2, Liam Hall 1 MAVS: Ayson Todd 10, Gage 7 SPURS 44, TIMBERWOLVES 37 SPURS: Jayden Foster 39, Kevin Henderson 3, Ramiro Pineda 2 WOLVES: Johnathan Gough 12, Jarrett Scott 11, Tre Winters 6, Riley Belcher 4, Jaxson Curry 2, Seth Sellers 2 HAWKS 27, CLIPPERS 7 HAWKS: Jermiah Glenn 14, Tyler Steward 5, Michael Betanzos 2, Casen Cochran 2, Derris Reece 2, Jonah Glenn 2 CLIPPERS: Jamar Wilson 7 TIMBERWOLVES 35, KNICKS 23 WOLVES: Johnathan Gough 15, Tre Winters 10, Jarrett Scott 8, Riley Belcher 2 KNICKS: Aleczander Smith 10, Treshaun Reed 8, Joshua Love 3, Lucas Baker 2 CELTICS 44, WARRIORS 23 CELTICS: Jamarion Pullum 16, Xavious Nalls 13, Jakavien Harris 1, Benjamin Abernathy 2, AJ Harris 2, Brayden Butler 1 WARRIORS: Luke Evans 9, Carson Waits 7, Jacob McDaniel 3, David Jinks 2, Conner Lujan 2 ROCKETS 52, HEAT 27 ROCKETS: Zantavian Brown 19, Draper 14, Trevon Smith 6, Makai Sanders 5, Elijah Woods 4, Lincoln Ritter 2, Baker 2 HEAT: Sahaj Patel 14, Connor Jenkins 4, Levi Eppelbaum 4, Xavior Darby 3, Keshun Miles 2 BUCKS 45, KNICKS 26 BUCKS: Zach Postell 13, Kaden Scott 10, Merrick Boldt 9, Ethan Blome 5, Carsen Stanfield 4, Jett Johnson 2, Dawson Craig 2 KNICKS: Joshua Love 12, Aleczander Smith 8, Treshaun Reed 5, Lucas Baker 1 CAVALIERS 22, CLIPPERS 18 CAVS: Nicholas Ackey 18, Austin Daves 2, Gavin Srybinik 2 CLIPPERS: Hector Ojeda 10, Jamar Wilson 6 KINGS 44, LAKERS 24 KINGS: Joseph Boatman 20, Kamarion Profit 9, Devyn Brown 8, Jeremiah Deroche 3, Bryson Tonder 2, Jayden Malone 2 LAKERS: Isaiah Livsey 12, Andy Forsyth 10, Thomas Langley 2 TIMBERWOLVES 29, SUNS 20 WOLVES: Johnathan Gough 10, Jarrett Scott 8, Tre Winters 5, William Morrow 2, Jaxson Curry 2, Gavin Marrero 2 SUNS: Malaki Prioreschi 6, Bryson Hook 4, Bryson Chatman 4, Justin Peace 2, Bryant Cullifer 2, Gabriel Pruitt 2 12U Girls STARS 29, DREAM 16 STARS: Riley Hensley 8, Hailee Owens 7, Reese Howard 6, Tennessee Abernathy 4, Amelia Elrod 2, Taff Bradley 2 DREAM: Bridgid Njorge 6, Lili Womack 6, Adison Tatum 4 LIBERTY 27, MYSTICS 11 LIBERTY: Piper Spivey 8, Madison West 6, Autumn Smith 6, Sarah Smith 5, Amber Hardin 2 MYSTICS: Emma Deberry 6, Brynlee Duffey 3, Carleigh Chadwick 2 MYSTICS 16, DREAM 14 MYSTICS: Emma Deberry 13, Emma Tucker 2, Georgia Jennings 1 DREAM: Qiyanna Harris 9, Harley Owens 4, Lili Womack 1 STARS 19, SUN 12 STARS: Riley Hensley 7, Hailee Owens 6, Tennessee Abernathy 2, Reese Howard 2, Alden Ford 1, Hayley Dillow 1 SUN: Reagan Weightman 7, Raegan Flynn 2, Kiley Arnold 2, Paige Forman 1 STORM 17, LIBERTY 11 STORM: Alyssa Winters 6, Kaylee Jordan 6, Ta’nasia Porter 3, Amanda Liotta 2 LIBERTY: Piper Spivey 7, Madison West 2, Sarah Smith 2 HURRICANES 15, LIBERTY 8 CANES: Beyonce McGhee 8, Anna Boone 4, Aliriyah Hamilton 2, Delaney Gulasa 1 LIBERTY: Sarah Smith 5, Kendra Niehaus 2, Madison West 1 STORM 13, HURRICANES 11 STORM: Kaylee Jordan 5, Alyssa Winters 3, Ta’Nasia Porter 2, Olivia Maddox 2, Amanda Liotta 1 CANES: Nevaeh Woods 6, Aliriyah Hamilton 3, Daylen Rediger 2 12U Boys SPURS 44, BUCKS 43 SPURS: Connor Ray 17, Kyrese Weaver 9, Tom Brannon 8, Isaiah Ford 4, Wesley Collins 4, Davian Richardson 2 BUCKS: Mason Pharis 22, Tyler Martin 9, Charlie Ray 5, Tristan Purdue 4, Blake Martin 2, Jaden Watson 1 HEAT 39, CELTICS 27 HEAT: Colin Fletcher 10, Ethan Reynolds 10, Kymoni Pullum 9, Tripp Bradley 8, Carter Acrey 2 CELTICS: Zachary Weaver 7, Landon O’Neal 6, Tre Mitchell 5, Hadyn Hawkins 4, Luke Altizer 2, Cooper Swanson 2 SUNS 34, ROCKETS 31 SUNS: Christian Gough 26, Nicholas Kennedy 6, D. Henderson 2 ROCKETS: Nehemiah Deroche 13, Parker Brown 10, Tavaris Green 4, Kellon 2, Jacob Peace 2 LAKERS 26, CELTICS 25 LAKERS: JT Forsyth 13, Asa Shepard 9, Brelace Williams 2, Ladarius Clark 2 CELTICS: Tre Mitchell 13, Zachary Weaver 5, Landon O’Neal 2, Harrison Eckert 2, Cooper Swanson 2, Dylan Gribble 1 SUNS 33, SPURS 27 SUNS: D. Henderson 21, Nicholas Kennedy 5, Christian Gough 5, Todd Gaddy 4 SPURS: Connor Ray 16, Wesley Collins 5, Tom Brannon 3, Isaiah Ford 2, Kyrese Weaver 1 ROCKETS 45, BUCKS 42 ROCKETS: Nehemiah Deroche 22, Parker Brown 9, Tavaris Green 7, Jacob Peace 3, Anthony Daise 2, Kellon 2, Damien West 1 BUCKS: Mason Pharis 21, Blake Martin 10, Tyler Martin 8, Charlie Ray 3 HEAT 34, SUNS 25 HEAT: Colin Fletcher 12, Ethan Reynolds 11, Kymoni Pullum 5, Tripp Bradley 4, Nicholas Downs 2 SUNS: Nicholas Kennedy 9, Christian Gough 5, D. Henderson 4, Kole Hardin 4, Todd Gaddy 3 LAKERS 40, SPURS 32 LAKERS: JT Forsyth 17, Brelace Williams 8, Tyler Wallentine 6, Titus Bagley 5, Asa Shepard 2, Leo Butler 2 SPURS: Connor Ray 10, Wesley Collins 8, Isaiah Ford 5, Chandler Kirby 5, Caden Goff 2, Kyrese Weaver 2 CELTICS 40, BUCKS 17 CELTICS: Tre Mitchell 14, Zachary Weaver 12, Landon O’Neal 4, Dylan Gribble 4, Cooper Swanson 2, Harrison Eckert 2, Hadyn Hawkins 2 BUCKS: Mason Pharis 6, Tyler Martin 4, hayden Blalock 3, Graham Hilburn 2, Blake Martin 2 14U Boys HAWKS 31, CELTICS 15 HAWKS: Christian Pate 19, Nicholas Wallin 8, Jayden Smith 8, Kyle Miller 7, Carter Heath 7, Blaine Ingram 4, Shannon Duhe 2, Hunter Lee 1 CELTICS: Alex Cain 5, Tyler Stensvold 5, Dylan Matthews 2, Jaylon Kelly 2, Austin Holcomb 1 HEAT 36, WARRIORS 19 HEAT: #33-10, Jake Eller 6, Peyton Patterson 5, Braden McMicken 4, Jackson Jones 4, Cody Stewart 3, Parker Martin 2, Clayton Hill 2 WARRIORS: Brent Gentry 9, Dalton Henderson 5, Peyton Posey 3, Luke Simpson 1, Gage Johnson 1 JAZZ 30, BUCKS 28 JAZZ: Jadas Whatley 11, Cortavious Benham 9, Raymond Serbentas 4, Torion Cooley 2, Chase Taylor 2, Brandon Waynick 2 BUCKS: Joshua Brannan 8, Silas Sharpton 5, Tyrek Bryant 5, Hunter Lane Nation 5, Chaney Ray 3, Jaxon Welchel 2 MAGIC 41, WARRIORS 31 MAGIC: Jaiden 11, Garrison 9, Tony Jacobs 6, Jacob Cline 5, Kendrick Green 4, Bryson Davitte 4, Seth Herring 2 WARRIORS: Brent Gentry 15, Peyton Posey 8, Jimbo Gaines 4, Dalton Henderson 2, Gavin Moore 2 BUCKS 37, STARS 30 BUCKS: Tyrek Bryant 15, Joshua Brannan 13, Jaxon Welchel 4, Chaney Ray 3, Silas Sharpton 2 STARS: Alex Cain 10, Benjamin Eckert 7, Zachery Nation 6, Dylan Matthews 5, Austin Holcomb 2 HAWKS 49, HEAT 24 HAWKS: Blaine Ingram 25, Drew Pate 7, Shannon Duhe 7, Davis Hardin 3, Carter Heath 3, Hunter Lee 2, Kyle Miller 2 HEAT: #33-13, Peyton Patterson 5, Clayton Hill 3, Jackson Jones 2, Jake Eller 1 MAGIC 38, JAZZ 20 MAGIC: Jaiden Avalos 12, Kendrick Green 11, Garrison Rosales 9, Bryson Davitte 6 JAZZ: Jadas Whatley 6, Torion Cooley 6, Jack Sturgeon 3, Raymond Serbentas 2, Chase Taylor 2, 17U Girls LIBERTY 35, STORM 14 LIBERTY: Jaclyn Hazelwood 18, Brooke Lambert 14, Sadie McMicken 2, Emily Knight 1 STORM: Aaliyah Long 4, Alexis Wallentine 3, Rachel Spellman 3, Charlotte Kittle 2, Iamaya Matthew 2 17U Boys JAZZ 57, CELTICS 55 — Overtime JAZZ: Zeke Chester 35, Jonah Jackson 16, Andrew Simpson 2, Bradley Duncan 2, Kaleb Waters 2 CELTICS: Chris Greene 10, Dylan Forman 9, Gavin Hudson 8, Ericiah Quinn 7, Neil Colston 6, Cameron Matthews 6, Adam McGuire 4, Joshua Morris 3, Tristin Henderson 2 LAKERS 47, HEAT 30 LAKERS: Connor Gallagher 24, Landon Simmons 8, Alex Banta 7, Keagan Gallagher 3, Zachery Taylor 3, Bailey Killiam 2 HEAT: Garrett Hatchem 7, Peyton Deberry 6, Ethan Souders 4, Chandler Smith 4, Mark Williams 3, Devon Spires 3, Dewaine Spires 2, Brendan Quillin 1 BULLS 50, LAKERS 41 BULLS: Cody Martinez 13, Hunter Holland 10, Colton Chupp 7, Michael Sullivan 7, Landon Graham 6, Dan Fitch 5, Joel Shepherd 2 LAKERS: Connor Gallagher 19, Landon Simmons 14, Evan Lee 3, Alex Banta 2, Keagan Gallagher 2, Andrew Janssen 1 All youth and adult basketball capsules information provided to Bartow Sports Zone by the Cartersville Parks and Recreation Department and the Bartow County Parks and Recreation Department.