Lady Trojans cruise to victory

PARKERS CHAPEL - Parkers Chapel opened league play Tuesday with the senior Lady Trojans posting a 49-28 win over Woodlawn. PC improved to 2-4 overall.

Kamyrn Cross led the Lady Trojans with a career-high 21 points, including 17 in the second half. T.K. Burson chipped in with 11.

“I thought our girls come out ready to play tonight. We had a lot of energy and lots of enthusiasm. It was a total team effort,” said PC coach Justin Welch. “Kamryn Cross had a break out game for us tonight. I knew it was just a matter of time before she performed like she did. She has been putting in a lot of time on her own, outside of practice and it paid off tonight. She was running the court well and our guards were looking to push the tempo. It was a good combination. I'm very proud of the girls tonight and obviously, it always feels good to get a conference win.”

Peyton Penland led the Lady

Bears with 12.

Woodlawn led 12-8 after one quarter. The Lady Trojans rallied for a 17-14 halftime advantage and outscored the Lady Bears 32-14 in the second half.

The Lady Trojans play Cutter Morning Star Thursday at 4:20 p.m. in the Magnet Cove tournament.

PC won the junior girls game 28-24 and improved to 4-2, 1-0. Sullivan and Morgan led the Lady Trojans with eight and seven, respectively.

MAGNOLIA 38, SMACKOVER 25

SMACKOVER - Jordyn White had 10 points for Smackover, who fell to 1-3 on the season.

Kiara Frazier had 12 points for Magnolia.

In the junior girls game, Magnolia topped Smackover 29-15.

Laylah Gatson had six points, while Gabbi Kelly added four points for Smackover.

WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN 42, GLENBROOK ACADEMY (La.) 33

Lauren Land had 23 points for the Lady Warriors, who are now 4-2 after winning at home Tuesday.

Hannah Miller had eight points, and the coaching staff singled out Rylee Scriber for her defense.