Harlin hits five 3-pointers for game high 29 points
by Emily Scott
Bethany Reporter
In a physical and hard-fought game, the Lady T-Wolves were able to defeat the LSA Lady Lions 61-45 Monday.
The game began unsteady with OV having several turnovers. LSA’s defense started out tough for the T-Wolves to beat, including their full-court press. Read More
More than 150 runners completed the 6th Annual Stuff ‘N Puff 5k course starting on the track at Sullivan High School and winding through Wyman Park.
The Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond girls’ basketball team travelled to play Oakwood Monday night and won, despite a sluggish start.
Despite opening their season Monday, November 25 at the 17th annual Edinburg Wildcat Turkey Classic with a 61-44 win over Waverly, the Okaw Valley boys’ basketball team dropped their next four games. Read More
The Arthur-Lovington Knights kept to their No. 10 state ranking while also staying unbeaten when they defeated Stew Stras Tuesday night 64-33. Read More
Still’s 18 also big boost
by Keith Stewart
keith@newsprogress.com
The Timberwolves opened their season Monday at the 17th annual Edinburg Wildcat Turkey Classic and came out with a 61-44 win overly Waverly. Read More
Late surge of scoring propels AL past Redskins
by Keith Stewart
keith@newsprogress.com
For three quarters Tuesday night, Sullivan’s boys basketball team went toe-to-toe with the No. 10 class 1A Arthur-Lovington Knights. But a 23-point fourth quarter performance by the Knights along with going 17-of-27 from the field compared to Sullivan’s 1-of-10, proved too much, as AL defeated Sullivan in each team’s season opener, 72-55.
Defense holds Arcola’s Edwards to 8
by Kirk Whitaker
Arthur/Sullivan Reporter
Arcola junior Taylor Edwards is a pre-season Player of the Year candidate in most area newspapers for a reason. Everyone knows she can score—Edwards downed 23 points against Neoga Friday—and Monday the Lady Redskins had the task of slowing Edwards down in the home opener of the season. Read More
Defense the ultimate savior in win
by Emily Scott
Bethany Reporter
After the tough loss to Sullivan last Thursday, the Okaw Valley girls’ basketball team was ready to get a win, and on Monday they were able to do just that.
Though a hard-fought game, the Lady T-Wolves pulled out a close 44-38 victory against the Meridian Lady Hawks. Read More
Second-half letup almost results in loss
by Kirk Whitaker
Arthur/Sullivan Reporter
Last Thursday night, Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond won by a slim margin after holding a double digit lead at halftime over Casey-Westfield. History repeated itself the next day.
The Lancers held a 21-11 lead at the break over Monticello in Arthur, due in large part to eight points from junior guard Emily Seegmiller in the second quarter.
“I just told myself to keep going,” Seegmiller said. “I wasn’t just shooting for myself; I was looking for other people as well, and I just got some good looks.
“Emily is a good athlete and she was being aggressive tonight,” Lancers head coach Craig Moffett said. “In the first game of the season she scored in the low single digits, and I told her to be patient and aggressive, and these last two games she has really come out when the other teams have adjusted to Sherelle. She, as well as Alex (Miller), got some good scores down low in the first half, and that really helped us.” Read More