Lady Hounds take control late, remain in hunt for region title

GIRLS BASKETBALL

  • Amaris Ridgeway brings the ball up the floor to set the offense against Dutchtown. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Amaris Ridgeway brings the ball up the floor to set the offense against Dutchtown. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Shakiya Betha grabs a defensive board to move the ball toward the offensive end of the floor. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Shakiya Betha grabs a defensive board to move the ball toward the offensive end of the floor. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Lady Greyhounds head coach ChoRhonda Gwaltney-Harris gives instructions during a second-half timeout on Friday. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Lady Greyhounds head coach ChoRhonda Gwaltney-Harris gives instructions during a second-half timeout on Friday. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • The Lady Hounds controlled the second half against Dutchtown, outscoring the Bulldogs 22-12. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    The Lady Hounds controlled the second half against Dutchtown, outscoring the Bulldogs 22-12. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Both the Lady Greyhounds and Dutchtown had a clear goal entering Friday’s region contest – to keep pace with the region leaders and stay in position to make a late run at a region title. Both had region losses to Warner Robins and Union Grove with wins over all other region opponents so far this season. The Lady Greyhounds tightened their grip on third place, beating the Bulldogs ...

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