Jr. Cyclone JV chains visiting Huskies
Published 2:47 pm Tuesday, December 17, 2024
Brandon Hyde/Star Correspondent E. Odom waits for a shot under the basket for the JV Cyclones.
Brandon Hyde/Star Correspondent Rider Witten brings down the ball for T.A. Dugger.
Brandon Hyde/Star Correspondent Carson Lyons pivots and gets in position for a score against Sullivan Heights on Monday night at home.
Brandon Hyde/Star Correspondent T.A. Dugger’s Creed Baker makes a pass to an open man on the perimeter. He finished with 8 points on the night.
Brandon Hyde/Star Correspondent JV Cyclone Collin Whitehead goes high on a pass, looking for points under the board.
Brandon Hyde/Star Correspondent Creed Baker slides in for a layup as the JV Cyclones outmatched Sullivan Heights.
Brandon Hyde/Star Correspondent Stephen Gorby shoots a free throw as the JV Cyclones faced Sullivan Heights at home.
Brandon Hyde/Star Correspondent T.A. Dugger’s Aaron Shelby puts up a 3-pointer Monday night against Sullivan Heights.
Brandon Hyde/Star Correspondent Cooper Fair makes a nice cross-court pass to an open man Monday night as T.A. Dugger faced Sullivan Heights in Elizabethton.
Brandon Hyde/Star Correspondent Creed Baker shoots a long jumper as the JV Cyclones were a threat from anywhere on the court.
Brandon Hyde/Star Correspondent JV Cyclone Drake Lytton was a force on defense and finished with 4 points against Sullivan Heights.
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STAR CORRESPONDENT
The visiting Sullivan Heights Huskies were looking to come in and break free of the host T.A. Dugger Junior Varsity Cyclones on Monday evening, but it was going to be only a dream as the host team brought out the big chains to take away the Huskies’ plan.
Building a huge 27-14 lead at the intermission, the Jr. Cyclones turned on the gas in the second half to win handily 46-25 behind a game-high 12 points from Carson Lyons.
It was a total team effort in the first half offensively for the boys from TAD as Creed Baker and Collin Whitehead scored six points apiece to help build the lead.
Whitehead’s points came from beyond the arc as he netted two treys in the half. Lyons and Stephen Gorby contributed with five points in the half.
Light, for Sullivan Heights, scored all six of his game points in the first half on two treys to lead the visitors from Kingsport.
The second half played out much the same way as the first ended, as TAD outscored their visitors 19-7 to capture the win.
Besides Lyons’ output, Baker finished the game with eight points, while Whitehead had six.
Other scorers for TAD were Hanley Diaz (5), Drake Lytton (4), Rider Witten (4), Aaron Shelby (3), Tray Haynes (2) and Cooper Fair (1).
Light was followed by Stiltner with five points for the Huskies.
