McNairy Central (10-1, 3-0) at Hardin County (6-4, 2-1)
(Girls)
Earlier meeting: McNairy Central won 59-51
Players to watch: McNairy Central guard Brianna Burge;
Hardin County post Emily Gray
What to know: The Lady Bobcats made the most of the
second quarter in the first meeting, outscoring Hardin County 13-6, en route to
the win. McNairy Central’s posts Mikaela Rowland and Mallorie Sweat led the
Lady Bobcats with 19 and 18 points, respectively. Delany Timberman led the Lady
Tigers with 16 points. A difference this time around might beHardin County post
Emily Gray.
Bradford (6-5, 1-5) at McKenzie (9-3, 6-1) (Boys)
Last year: Bradford won both meetings (63-60, 59-57)
Players to watch: Bradford guard Glenn Cooper; McKenzie
guard Hunter Lowe
What to know: Bradford swept the season series last year,
but the two wins were by a combined five points. The Red Devils were 4-0 to
start the season with non-district wins, but the District 14-A schedule has
been unkind. Bradford is 0-5 in district play. A non-district game might be
just what Bradford needs to get back to winning. McKenzie is sitting atop
District 13-A, and the Rebels are looking to end the first half of the season
with a win.
West Carroll (7-3, 6-1) at TCA (6-1, 2-0) (Boys)
Last year: TCA won both meetings (76-57, 81-54)
Players to watch: West Carroll guard Jamal Glenn; TCA
guard Ben Moroney
What to know: The War Eagles are on a winning streak
since the football players returned to basketball form. This will be a tough
test for West Carroll. TCA is a well-rounded team that is tough to guard. The
Lions have a city rival looming on Friday, so TCA can’t get caught looking
forward.
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