Fayetteville Lady Rockets launch past host Hillsboro
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By
Stephen Forsha-sforsha@gmail.com
The Hillsboro Lady Indians were unable to gain consistent scoring on their home court Monday night, and it resulted in a non-conference loss to the Fayetteville Lady Rockets by a 43-28 score.
HHS trailed by a 12-4 score at the conclusion of the first frame with two points by Jordan Moberly and two points from Brynn Bledsoe.
Bledsoe was Hillsboro’s leading scorer with 14 points, while she also added six rebounds, two assists and one steal.
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Moberly totaled two points, two rebounds and one assist for the Lady Indians.
In the second, the Lady Indians collected six points with four points off two baskets by Bledsoe and a basket from Josie Hopkins for a halftime deficit of 22-10.
Josie Hopkins finished with two points, four rebounds and two steals.
The Lady Indians, again, scored six points in the third quarter with a 3-pointer from Bledsoe, a two-point basket by Kayden Watson and a made free throw off a shot by Gracie Dean.
Dean led HHS on the board with 10 rebounds (four offensive), while also collecting two assists, one block and six steals. Watson totaled one rebound and two assists for the game.
Fayetteville scored eight points in the third, increasing their lead to 30-16. Hillsboro’s best quarter was the fourth frame, though they were outscored by just a single point at 13-12.
Hillsboro’s fourth frame consisted of a 3-pointer from Dean, two points by Mallory Parsons off a shot from the field and two points by Karleigh Hopkins from a basket, as she also had four rebounds for the game.
Parsons also finished with three rebounds and one steal.
Also for HHS in the fourth, Bledsoe collected five points with a 3-pointer and two-point basket. Bledsoe led HHS with 14 points in the loss. She made four two-point field goals and two 3-pointers.
Fayetteville was led on the scoring sheet by Anne Murphy with 22 points, making eight tow-point baskets and going 6-of-12 from the free-throw line. Murphy also had four rebounds, three assists and five steals.
Olivia Crawford totaled nine points (three seals and three rebounds) for the Lady Rockets, and scoring five points in the win was Kelbee Coffman (three rebounds, one block, one steal).
Other final scoring for Fayetteville included Cassidy Feldhaus with four points (three rebounds, one steal), Maddie Brockman with two points (four rebounds, two steals) and Taylor Malone with one point. Malone also totaled 12 rebounds and three steals for Fayetteville.
The Lady Rockets totaled 13 two-point baskets, one 3-pointer and they were 14-of-21 from the free-throw line.
HHS totaled nine two-point field goals, three 3-pointers and they were 1-of-6 in their free throw attempts. The Lady Indians also committed 21 turnovers, while Fayetteville had 12.
Other final totals for HHS included Sinai Roberts with one rebound and one steal;, while Christine Page had one rebound.
Hillsboro’s loss drops them to 1-6 overall this season.
HHS trailed by a 12-4 score at the conclusion of the first frame with two points by Jordan Moberly and two points from Brynn Bledsoe.
Bledsoe was Hillsboro’s leading scorer with 14 points, while she also added six rebounds, two assists and one steal.
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Moberly totaled two points, two rebounds and one assist for the Lady Indians.
In the second, the Lady Indians collected six points with four points off two baskets by Bledsoe and a basket from Josie Hopkins for a halftime deficit of 22-10.
Josie Hopkins finished with two points, four rebounds and two steals.
The Lady Indians, again, scored six points in the third quarter with a 3-pointer from Bledsoe, a two-point basket by Kayden Watson and a made free throw off a shot by Gracie Dean.
Dean led HHS on the board with 10 rebounds (four offensive), while also collecting two assists, one block and six steals. Watson totaled one rebound and two assists for the game.
Fayetteville scored eight points in the third, increasing their lead to 30-16. Hillsboro’s best quarter was the fourth frame, though they were outscored by just a single point at 13-12.
Hillsboro’s fourth frame consisted of a 3-pointer from Dean, two points by Mallory Parsons off a shot from the field and two points by Karleigh Hopkins from a basket, as she also had four rebounds for the game.
Parsons also finished with three rebounds and one steal.
Also for HHS in the fourth, Bledsoe collected five points with a 3-pointer and two-point basket. Bledsoe led HHS with 14 points in the loss. She made four two-point field goals and two 3-pointers.
Fayetteville was led on the scoring sheet by Anne Murphy with 22 points, making eight tow-point baskets and going 6-of-12 from the free-throw line. Murphy also had four rebounds, three assists and five steals.
Olivia Crawford totaled nine points (three seals and three rebounds) for the Lady Rockets, and scoring five points in the win was Kelbee Coffman (three rebounds, one block, one steal).
Other final scoring for Fayetteville included Cassidy Feldhaus with four points (three rebounds, one steal), Maddie Brockman with two points (four rebounds, two steals) and Taylor Malone with one point. Malone also totaled 12 rebounds and three steals for Fayetteville.
The Lady Rockets totaled 13 two-point baskets, one 3-pointer and they were 14-of-21 from the free-throw line.
HHS totaled nine two-point field goals, three 3-pointers and they were 1-of-6 in their free throw attempts. The Lady Indians also committed 21 turnovers, while Fayetteville had 12.
Other final totals for HHS included Sinai Roberts with one rebound and one steal;, while Christine Page had one rebound.
Hillsboro’s loss drops them to 1-6 overall this season.