HOW DID ELKMONT BASKETBALL DO LAST WEEK?

Christmas Break is happening here on the Hilltop and the kiddos are enjoying several day off.  However, our basketball teams were busy this week. The Varsity teams were playing in the Richmond Christmas Tournament as the JV and Middle School teams were at the Ardmore X-Mas Tournaments.

JV Girls:

Had a great tournament and our ladies beat Clements in the first game.  They came back the next day and caged the Lady Tigers for the championship.

Elkmont 28, Clements 20

Elkmont 32, Ardmore 29

VARSITY GIRLS:
Coach Wallace Thoughts: 
We’ve spent Christmas Break working to find our identity and what we are good at doing. We are starting to piece that together. I’m proud of our kids.
  
Elkmont 37, Fayetteville 35
Emeril Hand had a game-high 17 points as Elkmont defeated Fayetteville in the Richland Christmas Tournament in Tennessee. Haven Kirby added 10 points for the Red Devils, who led 20-15 at the half.

Richland 57; Elkmont  46

Ardmore 63, Elkmont 47
Haven Kirby scored 17; Emeril Hand had 13.  

MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS:
As often is the case, players move up as the season progresses.  Our middle school team faced the same situation.  Five of their players played up in the JV tournament.  The Lady Devils will need a few games to adjust.  However, in the Ardmore X-Mas Tournament, they lost to Lindsay Lane  and West Morgan.

VARSITY BOYS:
Richland Christmas Tournament
FRIDAY:
*Win against Woodville 

SATURDAY:
*Elkmont 44, Ardmore 41


JV BOYS @ Ardmore X-Mas Tournament?
When results come in, will update post

MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS @ Ardmore X-Mas Tournament

COACH SUTTON'S THOUGHTS:

The team put together three wins with a focused, disciplined effort that got us to the championship.  We made too many unforced errors in the final game against West Morgan to come away with a win.  We have had a good season but this loss does show where we need to improve to make a run at the County Championship next month.
 

THURSDAY:

Elkmont 46,  Lindsey Lane 21 

Elkmont 38,  Ardmore 34  

FRIDAY:

Elkmont 43 West Morgan 39 

SATURDAY:

Championship Game: Elkmont 32, West Morgan 39

ELKMONT BASKETBALL THIS WEEK

Games are winding down and Christmas is almost here but our basketball teams are squeezing in a few more games before this weekend.


DECEMBER 17 
Games with Clements were postponed to next year.

DECEMBER 18 
Games with Oakwood Academy were postponed to next year.

DECEMBER 19

Team Christmas party last night. Little bit of food, little bit of “Selective Santa”, little bit of goofiness, but a whole lot of fun.

DECEMBER 19
Covenant Christian remained unbeaten with a 69-44 victory over Elkmont in boys basketball action Wednesday at the Buffalo Wild Wings Shootout at Wallace State-Hanceville. They scored 36 points on three point shots. The Eagles trailed 14-13 after one period. Covenant Christian then hit four 3-pointers in the second quarter as it outscored Elkmont 26-4 to take a 39-18 lead into halftime. The Eagles finished with 12 3-pointers as they pulled away for the win. Layton Smith paced Elkmont with 12.

Have a fantastic Christmas and Elkmont basketball will be back on the court December 27 with the Middle School Boys at the Ardmore X-Mas Tournament.  The varsity teams will be playing in the Richland Christmas Tournament.

HAVEN KIRBY - PLAYER OF THE WEEK

The Decatur Daily newspaper has a contest each week recognizing the players that have outstanding performances on the basketball court. It is called the Fans' Players of the Week.  The nominees are voted on throughout the week.  One young woman and man are chosen by the highest votes.  The voting continued to Tuesday, December 12.  Our Haven Kirby was selected as the Player of the Week.

 

The junior guard scored in double figures in three games last week, including 28 points in a win over Clements. "She leads us in scoring, assists and steals,” Coach Sam Wallace said. “She sets the tempo of the game with her energy. She's very difficult to guard because of her quickness, but she is a team kid. Very unselfish.”

Decatur Daily Article Link

HOW DID ELKMONT DO LAST WEEK?

We are a month into basketball season.  Here are results that were reported for last week, Dec 3-7. If you want to be a team reporter, send the scores and photos by FB message or tag Hill Spirit. Will fill in game results as information comes in. Haven't been able to find anything on our JV or middle school teams from last week.

Friday
VARSITY BOYS
West Limestone 59, Elkmont 39
Elkmont was led by Davis Hobbs, who scored 10 points.

VARSITY GIRLS
West Limestone 70, Elkmont 41Elkmont was led by Haven Kirby with 13 points

Tuesday
Varsity Boys
Elkmont 63, Clements 32

Varsity Girls
Elkmont 67, Clements 53
 Haven Kirby scored 28 points as Elkmont picked up a win over county foe Clements.

Shelby Norman added nine points and seven rebounds for the Red Devils, who led 34-21 at halftime.

Monday
Varsity Boys
 Elkmont 59, East Lawrence 55

Varsity Girls
Elkmont 61, East Lawrence 23
Elkmont had no trouble with East Lawrence Monday night, as three Red Devils players scored in double figures to lead the team to a big victory over East Lawrence. Elkmont came out hot to start the game, and jumped out to a 25-3 lead in the first quarter. The Red Devils defense forced 38 turnovers, with Haven Kirby leading the team with 10 steals. Shelby Norman led the way with 15 points, while Morgan Morris and Haven Kirby each added 13 points for the Red Devils.

Sources:
Max Preps
Athens New Courier
Decatur Daily

CHEER ON THE RED DEVILS

ELKMONT PLAYS IN ENCORE THANKSGIVING TOURNEY

The varsity Lady Red Devils were at Hartselle this week in the Encore Classic Thanksgiving Tournament. Elkmont picked up 2 wins and gained some valuable experience to add to their season. They will be back on the court at Ardmore, November 29.
 

Red Bay 48, Elkmont 39: 
Elkmont went cold in the second half after holding a six-point lead at halftime, shooting only 18.5 percent from the field. Red Bay ran out the clock for a win, outscoring the Lady Devils 34-19 in the final two quarters.  Elkmont’s Emeril Hand scored six points and grabbed 10 rebounds in the loss. Maggie Gant had five points and 11 rebounds.

Elkmont 63, Hatton 47: 
Haven Kirby and Emeril Hand combined to score 47 points in the win for Elkmont.Kirby had a game-high 26 points for the Red Devils, while Hand finished with 21. Elkmont led 27-23 at halftime and held Hatton to just 7 points in the third quarter in pulling away for the win.

Elkmont 45, Addison 42: 
Haven Kirby led Elkmont with 15 points. Maggie Gant scored 10 for the Red Devils, while Kayla Menefee, Emeril Hand and Morgan Morris added 6 points each.

SOURCE: DECATUR DAILY

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ELKMONT VS LEXINGTON RESULTS

The entire Elkmont basketball program traveled to Lexington on Tuesday.  The results were a mixed bag of wins and losses.

Varsity Boys 
*Elkmont 67, Lexington 51: 
Davis Hobbs had 21 points to lead all scorers and Elkmont was too much for Lexington in the Bears’ season opener. Layton Smith added 12 points, Ben Hobbs 11 and Ryan Boyd 10 for the Red Devils (1-2)
  
Varsity Girls 
• Lexington 69, Elkmont 50: 
Skylar Hammond scored 19 points as Lexington built a comfortable early lead and handled Elkmont. Elkmont (1-2) got 14 points from Haven Kirby.

Article Link Florence Times 

Junior Varsity Boys
?, score not reported
 
Junior Varsity Girls

Lexington 62, Elkmont 32

Middle School Girls

Loss, score not reported

Middle School Boys
Elkmont 49, Lexington 31

ELKMONT BOYS AT LINDSAY LANE

The Elkmont Red Devils started their 2018-19  season at Lindsay Lane Christian Academy.   In the last game of the night, varsity boys tipped off against the Lions.  Lindsay Lane led 21-12 after the first quarter but Elkmont controlled the second with a 19-10 run. Senior guard Davis Hobbs led the change and finished with 27 points on 9-of-15 shooting. He made six of his nine three-point attempts, including a buzzer beater at the end of the half.

Hobbs recently rejoined the team after playing football all season. Elkmont finished its football season Friday, and Hobbs was in the gym Saturday working with the team.

“He’s one of our senior leaders,” Elkmont coach Eric Smith said. “We look to him to lead us. He had a good year for us last year.”

Coming out of halftime, Elkmont jumped out to a 10-point lead, but Murr led the Lions back with a nine-point surge to pull Lindsay Lane within one at the end of the third quarter. Elkmont and Lindsay Lane battled throughout the fourth quarter.  However, the Red Devils came up short at the buzzer, losing 68-61

DECATUR DAILY ARTICLE LINK

The Elkmont JV boys team came away with a season opening win.

ELKMONT GIRLS WIN BIG IN SEASON OPENER

Elkmont girls 68, Lindsay Lane 35

Elkmont girls basketball started off the season on a strong note with a dominant 33-point win over the Lions. The Red Devils were led by Haven Kirby, who scored 16 points while also putting up seven assists and six rebounds. Maggie Gant also had a big night for Elkmont, scoring 15 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. Elkmont dominated almost every portion of the game.

Elkmont coach Sam Wallace was not sure how his team would perform. He believes the emphatic win will help this team build confidence.

“Our program needs this,” Wallace said. “They don’t think they’re good, but they are good. They’re my kids, and I love them.”

Decatur Daily

IT STARTS TONIGHT

The high school basketball season at Elkmont opens at Lindsey Lane this evening.  Basketball season is short and will done in early February so schedule some time to watch our Red Devils.  Both varsity programs have new head coaches.  Samuel Wallace is replacing Steve Bates for the Lady Devils.  Eric Smith has been promoted to head coach of the Red Devils, taking the whistle from Dennis Black.

HOME SEASON PASSES AVAILABLE
Adults are $40 and students are $30. Admission to get in the game is $5 per game and we have 10 home games. They are good for all regular season home games for middle school and high school. Contact Coach Wallace or Coach Smith for more info.

 

GOLD COMES TO ELKMONT

The championships of the West Limestone Tipoff Tournament were held last night.  Both of our middle schools were in the finals, playing against Clements.  The Lady Devils were first out of the gate, collecting another win by three points and some championship hardware. 

Our Red Devils squared off against the Colts in the second game of the night.   With scores in the forties, Elkmont stretched out the lead by five points, 47-42 for the win.  

Look for great seasons from both of these teams.  They will be on the court again next week with games at East Limestone, November 8.

ELKMONT IN THE FINALS

Another big night for our middle school teams; both have moved to the finals of the West Limestone Tipoff Tournament.  The Lady Devils matched up with the Lady Wildcats of West Limestone in the first game of the night.  
Elkmont jumped out to lead and never looked back. Improvements of court communication and solid defense helping secure the 33 to 13 win. The girls face Clements Thursday night at 6:15 in the championship. Go Big Red! 
 

Elkmont Middle School boys beat West last night 50-36.  They will play again on Thursday @ 7:30 pm against Bradley Wales' Clements team for the championship. 

ELKMONT COLLECT TWO WINS IN TOURNEY

Football season is over this Friday here on the hilltop.  It is time to transition over to basketball season.  The middle school program traditionally start theirs st the West Limestone Tipoff Tournament.  Last night both of our teams opened up with games against the Ardmore Tigers.  The girls tipped off the tournament with a big win over the Lady Tigers.

In the final seconds of game, Macee Bentley put Elkmont over the top with a layup for the nail biter win,  26-25. They will be playing West Limestone this evening at 5 pm.

Our middle school boys team also have moved to the next round with a win over Ardmore.  They play against West tonight at 6:15. 

BASKETBALL IS HERE - LOOKING FOR GAME REPORTERS

Basketball season has started. Be sure to check the Elkmont Basketball Blog to keep up with the hoopsters.  

The Hill Spirit is looking for game reporters from kindergarten up to varsity.   You will only read about your team if someone reports the good news.  It can be as simple as the teams playing, score and a few pictures but would love to read about the game and the box score ( summary of the game stats).  Please include a roster and a team picture if you can. 

Most of my reporters prefer not to have a byline.  If you want to use your name or a pen name, let the Hill Spirit know. You can submit your posts at elkmont1@charter.net or message Hill Spirit on facebook.

YOUTH BASKETBALL SIGNUP DATES SET

Basketball/Cheerleader signups are right around the corner. Signups will be held at the old gym. You can also signup online. Registering for an account is the first step. Elkmont Youth League Website Link.  Unless you have an account, the site won’t show registration information.

Here are some dates to remember:

9/27/18 from 6:00pm-8:00pm
9/29/18 from 10:00am-12:00pm
10/4/18 from 6:00pm-8:00pm
10/6/18 from 10:00am-12:00p

*A child must be 5 years old to sign up. The age is determined as of September 1st.
*$55 for the first child, $50 for the second and $45 for the third

LADY DEVILS AT CAMP

Our Lady Red Devils have been hard at work this month getting ready for the 2017/18 season.  Yes, our various sports programs have play dates, camps, workouts and more during June to develop the talents of our young athletes.  The varsity girls coach, Samuel Wallace, held practices for two weeks earlier in June and now has taken the team to the Birmingham Southern Basketball Team Camp on the 22nd and 23th for 3 games on Friday and 3 games on Saturday.

Coach Wallace's Thoughts
Friday:
We went 0-3 today. Lost by 1 at the buzzer to Section who went to the sweet 16 last season. Lost by 10 to Paxton from Florida who were the state champs in their classification last season. Lost by 15 to Slocomb from south Alabama. Girls played really hard. Very proud of their defensive effort. You have to crawl before you can walk. They are learning to compete.

Saturday:
Our team went 1-2 today; 1-5 overall. Kids played very hard all day. It's been a great 2 days of learning to compete. The future is bright.

2018 ALL COUNTY GIRLS TEAM RECOGNIZED

The Athens News Courier released its 2018 All County Girls Basketball Team, March 31.  This team was voted on by the Limestone County’s six girls basketball coaches. Elkmont had two players that made the list. 

 Haven Kirby is listed on the first team.

  

  Bailey Vining was recognized on the second team.  

Congrads to our Lady Devils and their achievement. If you want a scrapbook copy, you can get one at the newspaper office in Athens until this Friday. 

Link to News Courier Article
Photos by Down Home Portraits

ATHENS NEWS COURIER 2018 ALL COUNTY BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM

The Athens News Courier released its 2018 All County Boys Basketball Team, March 31. This team was voted on by the Limestone County’s six boys basketball coaches.

Elkmont has three players that made the list. We had two players on the first team, Patrick Jobman and Davis Hobbs.

PATRICK JOBMAN

DAVIS HOBBS

Ben Hobbs was our second team representative.

If you want a scrapbook copy, you can get one at the newspaper office in Athens until Friday. To read the complete article, click on the LINK

Photos by Down Home Portraits

DECATUR DAILY BOYS ALL AREA TEAM

It's that time of year again when the Decatur Daily selects its All Area Basketball Teams.  The 2018 All Area 1A - 4A Boys Basketball Team was released March 21. Elkmont had two players who received honorable mentions.

DECATUR DAILY ARTICLE LINK 

PATRICK JOBMAN

DAVIS HOBBS

ELKMONT WINS TVBA CHAMPIONSHIP

The backbone of a successful high school sports program doesn't start at the high school level, or even the middle school level.  It starts at a younger age with youth ball programs.  The traditional powers have feeder systems including travel ball that develop youngsters into players.  The Elkmont area had a fifth grade team that has done well this season.  Last Saturday, they defeated the Sheffield Bulldogs in the Tennessee Valley Basketball Association Final Four Championship game, 31-30. Corder Hobbs and Landon Smith had 11 points. Curtis Hobbs had 6 points and Keaton Wallace finished with 3 points.

Team Members:
#1  Tavien Cannon 
#2  Corder Hobbs 
#4  Evan Patterson 
#5  Peyton Gatlin  
#10 Jake Guthrie  
#11 Landon Smith 
#21 Keaton Wallace  
#22 Curtis Hobbs   
#23 Jacob Pendergrass

Coaches 
Eric Smith
Heath Guthrie
Jessie Hobbs

ELKMONT IS GOING TO WALLACE STATE THIS SATURDAY

The Hilltop boys rose to the occasion, in front of a roaring crowd at the Elkmont gymnasium, to punch the Red Devils' ticket to the Northwest Regional tournament. With a strong defense and a flurry of late free throws  Elkmont wouldn't be denied the 51-34 win over the Carbon Hill Bulldogs on February 13.

Elkmont coach Dennis Black and his players were ecstatic about the win.“We're going to enjoy the next 24 hours and let the kids enjoy this moment,” Black said. “We haven't looked that far ahead (to Hanceville) yet.”

Carbon Hill hit a 3-pointer at the end of the first quarter to knot the score 10-10. Elkmont's Preston Robinson and Layton Smith scored the first six points of the second quarter on back to back 3-pointers and never looked back. Robinson later converted a 3-point play to push the Red Devils' to a 24-17 lead into halftime.

Patrick Jobman nailed a 3-pointer to increase Elkmont's lead to 29-17 early in the third quarter. The fourth quarter started with an Elkmont 34-25  lead. The Bulldogs scored the first points of the fourth quarter to cut the lead to seven points, but Ben Hobbs hit a 3-pointer to extend the lead back out to 10 points, at 37-27. 

In the final three minutes, the Bulldogs tried to get back in the game by the fouling/missing freethrow strategy.  Many a game has been won by forcing the team in the lead to show if they can make freethrows.  However, it didn't work on this night as the Red Devils made a parade to the free throw line. Elkmont made 14 free throws in those final three minutes to extend the lead for the win, 51-34.

Free Throws:  
Elkmont             19/24 - 79%
Carbon Hill        09/13 - 69%
  
Total Fouls:
Elkmont             12
Carbon Hill        21
 
SCORING:
BEN HOBBS                         05 points    
*2's-0; 3's-1; FT 2/2               Fouls 1      

CARDENAS AUSTIN          05 points          
*2's-0; 3's-1; FT 2/2               Fouls 1 

PRESTON ROBINSON        09 points

*2's-2; 3's-1; FT 2/2               Fouls 2

PATRICK JOBMAN              07 points      
 *2's-1; 3's-1; FT 2/4               Fouls 3

 
LAYTON SMITH                   03 points
*2's-0; 3's-1; FT 0/0                Fouls 2
 
RYAN BOYD                         04 points    
*2's-2; 3's-0; FT 0/0                Fouls 1

BRETT PARKER                   02 points      
 *2's-1; 3's-0; FT 0/0               Fouls 1

HUNTER PITMAN                02 points

*2's-1; 3's-0; FT 0/0                 Fouls 3
 
DAVIS HOBBS                      14 points    
*2's-0; 3's-1; FT 11/14             Fouls 0
 

Elkmont (14-16) will take on Lauderdale County (21-9) at 4:30 p.m. Saturday in the Northwest Regional at Wallace State Community College in Hanceville.

BUY YOUR TICKETS BEFORE YOU GO LINK

Listen to the Elkmont vs. Lauderdale County regional tournament basketball game tomorrow at around 4:20 online at www.pasnetwork.net or on your PlayAction Sports app!

ATHENS NEWS COURIER ARTICLE LINK
PHOTO LINK: DOWN HOME PORTRAITS

RED DEVILS WIN AREA 15 CHAMPIONSHIP

Elkmont ran the table the Area 15 basketball tournament last week.  They upset the West Morgan Rebels with a free throw.  Facing a much taller East Lawrence team, the Red Devils showed again that if there is a will, there is a way. 

East Lawrence varsity boys coach Marrieo Davis said Elkmont had the ability to shoot the ball from behind the 3-point line, and that would be a big factor in the game. His words turned out to be a bit prophetic, as the Red Devils had four players combine for 11 treys for the 58-51 victory.

The Eagles sprinted out of the gate with a 12-8 run in the first quarter.  Elkmont scorched East Lawrence in the second period as the Red Devils  heated up from behind the arc in a 13-5 run. The halftime scoreboard showed Elkmont led 21-17 at the break.

Both teams picked up on offense in the second half, with East Lawrence going on a 19-14 run in the third quarter to regain the lead at 36-35. Elkmont wouldn't be denied with four 3-pointers and 23 fourth quarter points. They fried up an Eagle dinner with a win and an area title for the Red Devils

Elkmont Scoring Leaders:
Davis Hobbs led with 19 points  
Patrick Jobman added 16 points
Ben Hobbs scored 10

Elkmont will host Carbon Hill on Tuesday in the Northwest sub-regional. It will be rocking on the Hilltop so don't be late, the game will be at 7 pm.

ARTICLE LINK: MOLTON ADVERTISER
ARTICLE LINK: ATHENS NEWS COURIER

RED DEVILS ENDS WEST MORGAN'S POSTSEASON HOPES

Elkmont upset the West Morgan Rebels in the Area 15 tournament, February 6.  The second seeded Rebels led by 11 at halftime.  The Red Devils had to put in a strong second-half performance to keep their hopes of a sub-regional appearance alive. 

Freshman Layton Smith poured in four 3-pointers heating up the score board and giving Elkmont the chance to pull of an upset. The comeback was capped by Ben Hobbs, who hit one free throw with 5.4 seconds remaining to break the tie and give the Red Devils the win, 44-43.  “That (free throw) was crazy,” Hobbs said. “I honestly didn't know if it was going to go in, but thank God it did.”

“We never gave up,” Smith said. “Even when we were down, everyone believed we still had a shot. We just stuck with our game plan, played hard and gave ourselves a shot in the fourth quarter. Now we get to play for an area championship. That’s what it’s all about.”

“Layton is a young guy, but he shot it like a veteran,” Elkmont coach Dennis Black said. “Those 3s in the second half were huge. You never would have thought he was a freshman.”

Davis Hobbs finished with 10 points for Elkmont, while Patrick Jobman tossed in nine.

The Red Devils will be playing East Lawrence for the Area 15 Championship at Clements this Friday at 7 pm.  Coach Black and his team will need to come up with an answer for Kendall Cotner, a 6-foot-8 senior center who dominates the paint.  The winner of that game will host a subregional game while the loser will travel for the sub-regional round.

ATHENS NEWS COURIER LINK
*Great Article
  DECATUR DAILY NEWS LINK

L-R): Davis Hobbs, Hunter Pitman, Ben Besherse, Braden Miller, Brett Parker, Patrick Jobman, Austin Cardenas, Christian Green, Ben Hobbs

LADY RED DEVILS END THE SEASON AT WEST MORGAN

Elkmont traveled to West Morgan last night for their Area 15 tournament game against the second seeded Clements Lady Colts. 

Clements led 20-19 at halftime and led 37-30 after three quarters, but then the game got crazy. Elkmont opened the fourth quarter with an 8-0 run to go up 38-37. The Elkmont faithful were looking for an upset with our team 45-38 leading with 5:03 left to play. However, it wasn't to be and Clements came back for the win, 54-47. Haven Kirby led Elkmont with 21 points as our team wrapped up the 2017-18 season.  

The boys team will playing the West Morgan Rebels tonight at Clements in the first round of the Area 15 tournament.  The game starts at 6 pm as our Red Devils hope to pull an upset and extend their season.

ELKMONT IN THE LIMESTONE COUNTY TOURNAMENT

It has been Elkmont's turn to host the Limestone County Basketball Tournament this year. There has been good games, bad calls and some memorable plays.   It looked promising as three of our six teams were seeded second. Unfortunately, Elkmont didn't have a team in any of the finals this year.  So how did our teams do?

VARSITY BOYS: Fifth Seed
Tanner had a strong third quarter to defeat Elkmont, 58-46, in the opening round of the boys Limestone County Tournament on January 22.  Tanner, the tournament's No. 4 seed, led 30-25 at halftime, but outscored the Red Devils, 18-7, in the third quarter to pull away. Patrick Jobman had a big night for Elkmont, scoring 24 points, but no other Red Devils player scored in double figures, with Ben Hobbs being the next highest scorer with nine points.

*DOWN HOME PORTRAITS PHOTO LINK

*NEWS COURIER ARTICLE LINK

VARSITY GIRLS: Sixth Seed

 
Elkmont gave the third-seeded Colts all they could handle in the first round of the tournament. Trailing 24-20 early in the third quarter, they went on an 11-0 run to take a 31-24 lead. However, Elkmont's hot 3-point shooting cut the  lead to 37-34 after three quarters. Clements started the fourth quarter strongly to extend the lead back out to 49-38, but Elkmont went on a quick 11-3 run to trim the lead to 52-49 after Raleigh Wallace hit a 3-pointer with 2:15 remaining.  Some no calls, missed shots, and Clements final free throw sealed the Lady Devils fate with a 55-49 loss.

“Elkmont played great, and a lot of credit goes to them,” Zach Meadows said. “They played with a lot of energy. It's their home court, they're hosting the tournament, and they came out with a lot of passion and emotion. I thought they outplayed us a lot of the game.”

The Red Devils 30 points from 3-pointers as a team. Raleigh Wallace led Elkmont with 15 points on five 3-point baskets.  Bailee Vining added 13 points; Haven Kirby tallied 11.

NEWS COURIER ARTICLE LINK 

DOWN HOME PORTRAITS GAME PHOTO LINK

JV GIRLS: Second Seed 

 

*Lost to East Limestone,  49-42

*DOWN HOME PORTRAITS GAME PHOTOS LINK 

JV BOYS: Second Seed
*Lost to Ardmore, 35-33

*DOWN HOME PORTRAITS GAME PHOTO LINK 

MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS: Second Seed
Clements galloped by on this one, our Lady Devils lost 30-14.

*DOWN HOME PORTRAITS PHOTO LINK

MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS: Fifth Seed 
*Lost 40-29 to East Limestone

 

DOWN HOME PORTRAITS GAME PHOTO LINK

DEAN BAUCOM PHOTO LINK