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High school basketball scores from Tuesday

Posted at 10:48 am January 6, 2016
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Information from WYSH Radio

Tuesday night, regular season high school basketball play resumed after the Winter Break, and here is an update on how some area teams fared.

Powell girls 41, Clinton 28: After a sluggish start by both teams, Powell woke up first in the second quarter and built a large lead that they were able to protect down the stretch. Clinton fell to 2-16 and 1-5 in District 3-AAA despite 14 points and 14 rebounds from Kelley Wandell and five points and 10 boards from fellow senior Katie Starnes.

Powell boys 57, Clinton 54: The Dragons’ fourth-quarter rally came up short on the road, and they fell to 11-6 and 2-4 in District 3-AAA. Tyler Thackerson and J’Quan Thomas each tallied 13 points to lead Clinton, which was once again victimized by poor free-throw shooting.

Campbell County girls 60, Anderson County 28: Anderson County fell to 5-12, 3-3 in District 3-AAA despite 10 points from Brooklin McCoy.

Campbell County boys 44, Anderson County 39: Riley Sexton’s 13 points were not enough for Anderson County (10-8) on the road.

The Oak Ridge boys and girls will play Campbell County on Tuesday, January 12. The girls’ game starts at 6 p.m., and the boys starts at 7:30. Before then, Oak Ridge will play another district game at home against Halls on Thursday, January 7.

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: Anderson County, basketball, Campbell County, Clinton, District 3-AAA, Halls, J'Quan Thomas, Katie Starnes, Kelley Wandell, Oak Ridge, Powell, Riley Sexton, Tyler Thackerson

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