- 2/22/2012 Hammond-Dimmick engagement
- 2/22/2012 News from the front porch for Feb. 16-22
- 2/22/2012 Both Fox Creek basketball squads done
- 2/22/2012 American Legion Auxiliaries give 'the gift of time'
- 2/22/2012 Program takes special needs students out for bowling event
- 2/22/2012 City announces sanitation collection schedule
- 2/22/2012 Cub Scouts visit Patriots Point
- 2/22/2012 Church briefs for Feb. 16-22
- 2/22/2012 NAHS boys done, girls start playoffs
- 2/22/2012 NAHS baseball set to start at tourney
- 2/22/2012 Paul Knox girls take home county title over rival NAMS
- 2/13/2012 FCHS wrapping up basketball year
- 2/13/2012 Sports Hall of Fame banquet to be held
- 2/13/2012 NAMS, PKMS girls could play for title
- 2/13/2012 Four Jackets head to college after Signing Day festivities
- 2/13/2012 Marty Williams makes it official with Clemson
- 7/12/2008 Phragments from Phyllis for July 10, 2008
- 8/1/2008 Phragments from Phyllis for July 31, 2008
- 8/15/2008 Phragments from Phyllis for Aug. 14, 2008
- 9/22/2008 Phragments from Phyllis for Sept. 18, 2008
- 12/1/2008 Phragments from Phyllis for Nov. 20, 2008
- 12/8/2008 Phragments from Phyllis for Dec. 4, 2008
- 12/30/2008 Phragments from Phyllis for Dec. 25, 2008
- 2/9/2009 Phragments from Phyllis for Feb. 5, 2009
- 3/2/2009 Phragments from Phyllis for Feb. 26, 2009
- 4/2/2009 Phragments from Phyllis for March 26, 2009
Close, but no win for Jacket girls
Lexington High School came on strong against North Augusta in the final couple of minutes Friday evening and helped hose down the visitors' bid for a win in both teams' first Region 5-AAAA girls' basketball game of the season.
North Augusta's Jasmine Coach led all scorers, pocketing 14 points in a 37-34 loss, as her squad slipped to 11-3 overall. Teammate Mallory Stone added 10 points, and Lexington countered with 10 points each from Janai Pinckney and Erin Munn.
"We struggled to score," said Jared Adamson, North Augusta's coach. "We didn't execute down the stretch. I give Lexington the credit. They executed their game plan well and made some big shots down the stretch.
"We've just got to do a better job of finishing the games and taking care of the ball when it really matters."
Adamson had seen his squad conclude pre-region play in style, playing host to Cross Creek Jan. 3 and winning 54-52. Cross Creek had tied the score with 12 seconds to go, and Jurrell Coach responded by sinking a jumper as the buzzer sounded to clinch the "W." The evening also included 12 points from Teanda Cunningham and 10 from Jasmine Coach.









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