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Northeast Eagles can’t ground Creek Wood Red Hawks in 76-45 loss
Clarksville, TN – Northeast High School was able to hang around with the high-scoring Creek Wood High School for a half, Tuesday, December 23rd in the final day of the Rossview High School Christmas Classic, but the Red Hawks pulled away in the second half for a 76-45 victory.
The Eagles (6-7) only trailed the Red Hawks 28-22 after the first 16 minutes of play, but a three-point field goal by Ross Plunkett started a 8-0 run by Creek Wood (10-0) to open the second half – building the lead out to 14 points, 36-22, just 1:07 into the second half.
Northeast Boy’s Basketball loses to Creek Wood at Rossview High School Christmas Classic.
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Northwest Vikings hold on for 43-41 win over Northeast Eagles
Clarksville, TN – For the second game in a row, the basketball game at Northwest High School came down to a shot in the final seconds. This time the Vikings were not taking the last second shot for the win, but the outcome was the same. The Vikings defeated the Northeast Eagles 43-41, for their second straight District 10-AAA win.
Instead of launching a shot from half court for the win, Elijah McCoin had his hands up playing defense in the last seconds of the game Friday night against the Eagles. After a full game of active, smothering defense, the Vikings had to defend their hard fought 43-41 lead the last 18 seconds of the game.
Northwest Boy’s Basketball slides by Northeast 43-41 Friday night.
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Anterian Cheatham scores final five points to lift Northeast Eagles past Clarksville High Wildcats in District 10-AAA opener
Clarksville, TN – Anterian Cheatham scored the final five points of the game for Northeast High School, Tuesday, December 2nd at the William Workman Gymnasium, as the Eagles held off Clarksville High, 44-41, in the District 10-AAA opener for both teams.
Clarksville High (3-4, 0-1 District 10-AAA), who had trailed Northeast by as many as 13 points early in the second half, had rallied to take a 41-39 lead on a basket by Camron Stiff with 2:49 left in the game.
Northeast Boy’s Basketball edges Clarskville High 44-41.
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Northeast High Eagles hold off Kenwood High Knights in Basketball Jamboree matchup 30-26
Clarksville, TN – Northeast High School had to hold off a late charge by the Kenwood High School Knights, Thursday, November 6th at the Dunn Center in the Montgomery County High School Basketball Jamboree, to come away with a 30-26 victory.
The Eagles led by double figures late in the opening quarter and still by as many as seven points, 24-17, with 2:23 left in their matchup, but would see the Knights close to as close as two points – with just under one minutes left in the scrimmage.
Northeast Knights Basketball get 30-26 win against Northeast Eagles.
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Kenwood High School Knights Basketball remains unbeaten with 70-48 victory over West Creek
Clarksville, TN – In a matchup between the final two boys teams that were undefeated in District 10-AAA play, Kenwood High School came out on top, December 13th, as the Knights pulled away over the final three quarters for a 70-48 victory over West Creek High.
Ranked eighth in the Midstate Top 10 Boys Basketball Poll, Kenwood (7-1, 3-0 District 10-AAA) was tied with West Creek, 13-13, after the first quarter.
Kenwood Boys Basketball defeats West Creek.
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West Creek Coyotes Basketball use second half surge to move past Northwest Vikings 60-49
Clarksville, TN – After battling to a one-point deficit at halftime, the West Creek Coyotes rallied down the stretch to beat District 10-AAA conference foe Northwest Vikings, 60-49 Tuesday night.
Down 28-29, the Coyotes opened the third period with a 15-2 run which gave them a 12-point lead. However, by the middle of the fourth period the Vikings had come back to within one, 45-44.
West Creek Boy’s Basketball defeats Northwest. (David Roach-Clarksville Sports Network)
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