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Marlon Scott’s Clarksville Area High School Girls Basketball Recap: Regular Season Finale
Clarksville, TN – The local high school basketball season came to a close last Friday. Regular season champions were crowned and the seeds for the first post season tournaments were set. The District 10-AAA girls basketball teams experienced déjà vu as the Rossview Lady Hawks repeated as the regular season champions.
The Lady Hawks (18-7) controlled their own fate last week and got the wins necessary to capture another regular season championship.
Kenwood Girl’s Basketball enters the District 10-AAA tournament as the #1 seed.
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Marlon Scott’s Clarksville Area High School Girls Basketball Recap: Week 11
Clarksville, TN – After last weeks results one local high school girls basketball team leads District 10-AAA by a game and has a slight advantage to repeat as the regular season champion with only two district games left in the regular season.
Rossview Lady Hawks are at the top of District 10-AAA, one game ahead of Clarksville High and two games above Henry County.
Rossview Girl’s Basketball won both of their district match ups last week.
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Marlon Scott’s Clarksville Area High School Girls Basketball Recap: Week 10
Clarksville, TN – Only four district games remain on the local high school girls basketball schedules. Just four chances to win, grab the regular season championship and improve their rank for the post season tournaments.
Some teams picked up some momentum going into the final games with wins last week. For others weaknesses and errors have appeared, resulting in losses when they cannot afford them.
Rossview Girl’s Basketball sit atop the District 10-AAA standings, one game ahead of Clarksville High and Henry County.
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Marlon Scott’s Clarksville Area High School Girls Basketball Recap: Week 9
Clarksville, TN – The countdown to the end of the high school basketball regular season continues. Less than 20 days remain until a regular season champion is crowned and the district tournament begins. The race has only gotten tighter since the second half of the season began.
Only two games separate the four top ranked District 10-AAA girls basketball teams with six or seven games left in the regular season. As of Sunday, January 18th, two teams are tied at the top of the district and they will face each other in a pivotal game Tuesday, January 20th.
Clarksville High Girls Basketball is on a 10 game winning streak.
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Marlon Scott’s Clarksville Area High School Girls Basketball Weekly Recap: Mid-Season Report
Clarksville, TN – The new year marks the midpoint of the local high school basketball season. After playing in tournaments over the holiday school break, teams buckle down to play in their districts for the second half of their season.
At this point, teams know their strengths and weaknesses. This time of year coaches preach about focus and execution, and pray their players stay healthy. The countdown to district tournaments continues and the hopes for the regular season championship dwindle with every loss.
Rossview Lady Hawks Basketball.
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Kenwood Lady Knights Slay Northwest Lady Vikings, 61-45
Clarksville, TN – The Kenwood Lady Knights (5-11, 2-3) ended a five-game losing streak by defeating the Northwest Lady Vikings (1-13, 0-5) at home, 61-45, Tuesday night. It was the Lady Knights second district win of the season.
Nine first half turnovers compounded early Lady Vikings offensive struggles. The Lady Knights scored more points in the first quarter than the Lady Vikings scored in the whole first half. Down by 17 at halftime, 34-17, the Lady Vikings stayed behind the Lady Knights by double-digit points the rest of the game.
Kenwood defeats Northwest in High School Basketball action (Michael Rios/Clarksville Sports Network)
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Marlon Scott’s Clarksville Area High School Girls Basketball Weekly Recap: Week 5
Clarksville, TN – District competition continued to heat up in week 5 of the girls high school basketball season. Only one game separates the top four teams in District 10-AAA, with two teams yet to lose a district game.
However, the top four are thriving at the expense of the bottom four. At the bottom half of the race, two teams have won only won game and two have yet to capture their first district win.
Rossview Lady Hawks Basketball.
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Northeast Lady Eagles beat Northwest Lady Vikings, 44-38
Clarksville, TN – The Northwest Lady Vikings lost their second District 10-AAA game at home Friday night. They lost a close game to cross town rivals, the Northeast Lady Eagles, 44-38. The Lady Eagles used excellent ball control and clutch free throws to take the game away late from the Lady Vikings.
Down 36-31, the Lady Eagles put together a 7-0 run to take a 38-36 lead with 3:49 left in the game. Then Lady Eagles’ guard Sepe Moore put on a dribbling clinic, killing more than two minutes off the clock before finally being fouled.
Northeast Girl’s Basketball soars past Northwest 44-38.
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Rossview Lady Hawks dominate Northwest Lady Vikings, 50-19, for First District 10-AAA win
Clarksville, TN – The Rossview Lady Hawks announced to the rest of District 10-AAA they are ready to repeat as champions Tuesday with a dominating performance against the Northwest Lady Vikings. The Lady Hawks smothering defense held the Lady Vikings to single digit scoring in each quarter on the way to a 50-19 victory.
The Lady Hawks defense was simply too much for the Lady Vikings to overcome. The Lady Hawks generated over 20 Lady Vikings turnovers.
Rossview Girl’s Basketball gets 50-19 win over Northwest.
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Marlon Scott’s Clarksville Area High School Basketball Weekly Recap: Week 2
Clarksville, TN – Week two of the high school basketball season is done and all the local teams have had a chance to get several games under their belts both on the road and at home. Everyone’s court has seen action this season, both good and bad.
As the temperature continues to plummet, teams are hoping to keep their courts warm with winning momentum as the holiday break approaches.
Kenwood Boy’s Basketball gets 54-47 win over Cheatham County.
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