CROSSVILLE —
The Cumberland County elementary basketball league resumed Monday night after taking Thanksgiving off with four double-headers — North at Homestead, South at Martin, Crab Orchard at Pine View and Brown at Pleasant Hill.
The only scores received at press time Tuesday were Homestead 42, North Cumberland 22 and South 43, Martin 10 — both boys' games.
North at Homestead
Homestead 42, North 22: Jamie Nichols poured in 14 points to lead the Bulldogs over the Patriots.
Mikey VanWinkle led North with eight points.
Scoring summary
North (22): M. VanWinkle 8, Tabor 1, Hunt 2, Bullock 2, Headrick2, Brown 4, J. VanWinkle 3.
Homestead (42): Pugh 3, Sexton 8, Norman 7, Nichols 14, Tollett 6, Newcome 4.
South at Martin
South 43, Martin 10: Josh Dykes and Silas Clark tallied 13 and 12 points, respectively, to lead the Rebels over the Eagles.
Kevin Flores and Mason Crisp led Martin four points each.
Scoring summary
South (43): Patridge 7, Clark 12, Kerley 3, Woody, Hale 4, J. Dykes 10, Herring, Street 4, Davidson, Reed, Wyatt, R. Dykes.
Martin (22): Flores 4, Thompson 2, Alred, Seiber, Klunder, Moore, Crisp 4, Cox, Thomas, Talford, Gresham, Farr, Patton.
Schedule
Nov. 29: Crab Orchard at Homestead; Pine View at Stone. North, Martin, Pleasant Hill, South and Brown have open dates.
Area Sports
Elementary hoop action resumed Monday
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Junior golf tourneys planned in Crossville
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Crossville Raceway hosting Legends Shootout May 24-25
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Harris wins Region 2A/AA singles tennis gold medal
Stone Memorial sophomore Ali Harris won the Region 2A/AA tennis singles championship Tuesday at Pigeon Forge High School to earn her a second-straight berth in next week's state meet in Murfreesboro at MTSU.
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Hospice of Cumberland County real winner in 22nd annual tournament
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CCHS runners qualify for state meet
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Record field enjoys nice weather in Senior Open
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Cumberland County stroke play championship tees off June 29-30
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Lady Panther softball team ends season
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Three earn Bo Patton CRYSA Scholarships
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