- 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
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- 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
FCHS girls fall to Calhoun County
Kiana Greene's nine-point game led the way for Fox Creek High School in its Thursday contest against Calhoun County, but the visitors got 14 and 13 points, respectively, from Mauri Leonard and Brianna Charley, in the process of cruising to a 46-23 win.
Fox Creek's next action is to be today (Thursday) at Ridge Spring-Monetta and Friday at home against Hunter-Kinard-Tyler.
Against Calhoun County, Fox Creek went scoreless for nearly four minutes during a critical stretch at the start of the third quarter when the outcome was still in doubt.
The Predators (4-4) didn't know how to attack the Lady Saints' defense, and too often passed the ball back and forth around the perimeter before turning it over on a missed shot or a giveaway.
Calhoun County (7-2) was far from an offensive dynamo, but got enough easy baskets as the result of its full-court pressure to build a double-digit lead early in the second quarter and cruise the rest of the way.
Fox Creek's girls had begun the previous week on a winning note, squeaking out a 26-25 home win Tuesday over Blackville-Hilda. The victors were led by Dominique Moore, who scored 10 points, and Greene, who added nine.
The most recent rankings from the High School Sports Report have Timmonsville in the top spot among A-level teams. Following, in order, are Hemingway, Baptist Hill, C.E. Murray, McCormick, St. Joseph's, Ridgeland, Ware Shoals, Johnsonville and Ridge Spring-Monetta.
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