Tuesday’s late games

BOYS

CONCORD 69, RURAL SPECIAL 39 Kegan Billington buried five three-pointers and finished with 18 points as Concord (9-1, 2-0 1A-2) won its second conference game of the season. Reece Bracey scored 16 points, and Eric Welch had 10 points for the Pirates, who’ve won five games in a row.

EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE 73, MAYFLOWER 62 Kellen Robinson had 34 points for Episcopal Collegiate (4-1), which won its third consecutive game. Grant Gary scored 15 points, and Keeton Dassinger contributed 13 rebounds for the Wildcats.

LAKE HAMILTON 69, WATSON CHAPEL 57 Zac Pennington led Lake Hamilton (3-0) with 26 points in a non-conference victory. Ty Robinson scored 14 points, and Charter Harris ended with 13 for the Wolves.

LITTLE ROCK CATHOLIC 59, LITTLE ROCK HALL 40 Walker Lewis’ 18 points, 4 assists and 3 rebounds launched Catholic (3-1) past Hall (2-2). Josh Thursby had 15 points for the winning Rockets.

QUITMAN 61, IZARD COUNTY 58 Zane Pierce turned in 18 points for Quitman (2-3), which survived. Greyson Ealy and Luke Broadway chimed in with 12 points apiece for the Bulldogs. Kasen Black scored 26 points for Izard County. Jude Everett added 10 points.

WEST SIDE GREERS FERRY 59, SHIRLEY 58 Three players ended with 11 points or more for West Side Greers Ferry (9-3, 3-0 1A-2). Jacob Carlton had a teamhigh 24 points, and Zack Birmingham supplied 12 points for the Eagles. Ruston Holt also delivered 11 points. Arick Newell came up with 24 points, and Hunter Bradford provided 11 points for Shirley (12-4, 2-1).

GIRLS

GREENBRIER 60, CLARKSVILLE 50 Jade Steele finished with 17 points in a 10-point victory for Greenbrier (2-3). Ashlynn Newton scored 16 points, and Annabeth McKenzie added 14 points for the Lady Panthers, who were playing their first game in 13 days.

QUITMAN 74, IZARD COUNTY 59 Silver Mulliniks had 36 points to push Quitman (5-0) to a 15-point win. Quinn Johnson tallied 27 points, and Makensie Yancey collected 16 more for Izard County (1-3).

RURAL SPECIAL 53, CONCORD 48 Rayleigh Turner’s 22 points helped push Rural Special (7-5, 3-0 1A-2) to another league win. Emma Goins and Kylan Stevens both scored 10 points for the Lady Rebels. Ashlyn Cossey and Laney Brackett each collected 12 points for Concord (6-5, 1-1).