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Lady Eagles Rolling

Lady Eagles Rolling
Javarius Kelly puts a shot up over an East Laurens defender as the Eagles tried to close the gap early in the game.Photo by Mike Branch
Lady Eagles Rolling
Javarius Kelly puts a shot up over an East Laurens defender as the Eagles tried to close the gap early in the game.Photo by Mike Branch

The Lady Eagles of Montgomery County High School improved to 13-1 on the year with two more wins last week. The boys dropped to 4-8 after they lost both of their games last week.

Girls vs. E. Laurens

It was a close win for the Lady Eagles over the Falcons. MCHS was on top 7-4 early in the game, and were up 11-6 in th second quarter. The Falcons came back to take a 15-14 lead over MHCS, but by the end of the half the score was 18-17 with the Eagles in front.

In the third quarter MCHS pulled ahead to a 28-20 lead. In the fourth though the Falcons came back to take a 32-30 lead over MCHS, but a three by Jaliya Moore gave the Eagles the lead back at 33-32. E. Laurens went back on top, but another three by Moore gave MCHS the lead back.

MCHS kept fighting and held on to get the win, 49-48, over the Falcons.

Boys vs. E. Laurens

In the boys game the Falcons pulled away to take the win over MCHS. The Falcons jumped out to a 6-0 lead. The Eagles came back to tie the game near the end of the first, but in the second quarter the Falcons pulled ahead to a 27-17 lead.

By the fourth quarter E. Laurens was in front 59-36. The Falcons kept up the pressure and took the win 73-55 over MCHS.

Girls vs. Telfair

On Saturday night at home the Eagles faced off with the Trojans of Telfair County. In the first quarter the Lady Eagles jumped out to a 19-8 lead and never looked back. They were on top 32-21 by halftime.

In the third the Eagles pulled ahead to a 4933 lead. In the fourth they poured it on and took the win 65-39.

Boys vs. Telfair

Telfair quickly was on top 6-1 and pushed that lead to 19-8 by the end of the first. In the second quarter with just over seven minute to go Telfair led 27-15. By the five minute mark it was 32-19 with the Trojans out in front. Late in the first half the Eagles went on a run and closed the lead to 3832.

By the end of the third quarter it was 5444, and in the fourth the Trojans put the game away. They went on a big run at the start of the quarter to take a 73-47 lead. MCHS did close the gap as the fourth went on, but Telfair got the win, 78- 60.

This week the Eagles will be busy. They hosted Emanuel County Institute on Tuesday after presstime, and will be back in action on Friday at Portal at 6:00 p.m. and on Saturday will be at home against Treutlen at 6:00 p.m.

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