Cougars stay unbeaten with OT win

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FROM STAFF REPORTS

Date published: 1/4/2007

FROM STAFF REPORTS

The Mountain View girls basketball team put up a fight on its home court last night, but Courtland held off the Wildcats to remain unbeaten on the season with a 57-51 overtime win.

Krystal Garrison led the way with 16 points, but Jerlisa Bowser's key steal, lay-up and free throws in the extra session helped push the Cougars (9-0) over the top.

Kiera Short led the Wildcats (6-6-5) with 21 points.

Tomorrow, Courtland visit Chancellor and the Wildcats travel to Massaponax.

Courtland	11	9	19	6	12	--	57
Mountain View	2	18	18	7	6	--	51

Scoring

Courtland (9-0): Krystal Garrison 16, Laquisha Lott 7, Kendra Jackson 8, Jerlisa Bowser 5, Kara Blosser 1, Karina Monroe 5, Brittney Bullock 13, Jaquona Lott 0. Totals: 19 18-24 57.

Mountain View (6-5): Taylor Wells 11, Kiera Short 21, Lesha Woodbridge 13, Brittany Wilson 4, Alicia Cleary 2, Lindsay Duck 0, Abrishiel Lockett 0, Chelsea Perry 0, Gabby Buehrle 0. Totals: 22 6-8 51.

Three-pointers: Courtland 1 (Garrison). MV 1 (Short).

GIRLS BASKETBALL Brooke Point 66, JM 56

The Hawks went on a 15-0 run in the second quarter to come back from a 26-13 deficit and pick up a road victory against the Yellow Jackets.

Chay Shegog racked up a triple-double with 11 blocks, 17 boards and 24 points. Lynee Pina added 11 boards and 15 points for the Hawks.

Kirastin Cole provided a spark for the visitors with 18 points, five steals and four assists, while Shiontae Preston tallied seven rebounds.

Tomorrow, James Monroe heads to Spotsylvania and the Hawks entertain Colonial Forge.

Brooke Point	11	18	17	20	--	66
James Monroe	16	10	12	18	--	56

Scoring

Brooke Point (8-3): Kendra Bannister, Jasmine Gerald 8, April Sinkler 12, Kathleen Morris 3, Courtney Neville 4, Chay Shegog 24, Lynee Pina 15. Totals: 23 17-26 66.

James Monroe (5-3): Kirastin Cole 18, Shiontae Preston 13, Brittni Fisher, Breana Fisher, Tiana Byrd, Kari Blevins, Shaneekwa Christopher, Taquana Beanum 2, Chere Dickson 4, Bilnita Armstead 19. Totals: 19 6-13 56.

Three-point goals: BP 1 (Morris); JM 4 (Cole 3, Armstead).

Louisa 54, Spotsylvania 29

Jordan Gholson led Louisa with 12 points as the homestanding Lions ran out to a huge first quarter lead and never looked back.

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Date published: 1/4/2007