Jr. Lady Cyclone JV take low-scoring affair over Robinson
Published 4:41 pm Friday, January 8, 2021
Star Photo/Ivan Sanders Molly Wallin puts herself in position to drive around a Robinson defender along the baseline.
Star Photo/Ivan Sanders Adrian Heading is focused on the rim as she drives the lane while being chased by a Robinson defender.
Star Photo/Ivan Sanders Jr. Lady Cyclone Rylee May drives toward the basket while being defended by a pair of Robinson defenders.
Star Photo/Ivan Sanders TAD's Jasy Shell brings the basketball into the frontcourt for the JV Jr. Lady Cyclones.
Star Photo/Ivan Sanders Abby Guinn drives around a Robinson defender for a deuce.
Star Photo/Ivan Sanders Sadie Williams shows determination as she works into the paint for TAD.
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BY IVAN SANDERS
STAR SPORTS EDITOR
ivan.sanders@elizabethton.com
The opening contest in girls action at T.A. Dugger Middle School’s gym between the host Jr. Lady Cyclone JV and Robinson from Kingsport started out like putting cold water on the stove to boil as it took several minutes of action before any signs of offensive life could be seen.
TAD took a 6-4 advantage to the locker room at the half before the action picked up in the second half with the Jr. Lady Cyclones recording a 26-14 victory.
Abby Guinn totaled four in the first half to pace the home team with Reagan May adding the other two points recorded in the first 12 minutes of play.
The Jr. Lady Cyclones finally found their offensive touch in the second half as Guinn, Jasy Shell, and Rylee May each netted four points to help their team pull away for good.
Robinson also helped TAD by scoring a couple of buckets in the second half on the wrong end of the court accounting for four of the 26 points.
For the contest, Guinn led all scorers with eight points in the win for the Jr. Lady Cyclones.
Shell, Reagan May, and Rylee May all finished with four points apiece.
TAD also received two points from Adrian Heading.
Lorenzo-Guzman led Robinson with six points.
