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Topic: Willard Ross Memorial Gymnasium
JK Cummings leads undermanned Clarksville High Lady Wildcats past Northwest Lady Vikings 60-36
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville High School’s girls basketball team had most of its inside attack either out — or playing at less than 100 percent — Wednesday, January 27th at the Willard Ross Memorial Gymnasium versus Northwest High School, but JK Cummings stepped up with five big 3s to lead the Lady Wildcats past the Lady Vikings, 60-36.
The Lady Wildcats (15-9, 9-2 District 10-AAA) were without the services of forwards Haley Bearden and Ta’Tayana Outlaw – accounting for about 25 points and 16 rebounds – while Chrislen Brown, who scored a season-high 11 points versus Kenwood High School on January 23rd had spent most of the previous night at the hospital dealing with the lingering effects of a cold she has been battling.
Clarksville High Girl’s Basketball takes care of Northwest 60-36.
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Big second half lifts Northwest Vikings Basketball past Clarksville High Wildcats
Clarksville, TN – Northwest High School scored 42 points in the second half against Clarksville High School, Tuesday, January 27th at the Willard Ross Memorial Gymnasium, as the Vikings rallied to defeat the Wildcats in a District 10-AAA showdown, 68-59.
The Vikings (14-9, 8-3 District 10-AAA) entered the second half trailing the Wildcats 32-26, but exploded out of the gates quickly after intermission by scoring 10 of the first 12 points of the second half – including four each from JaRyan Young and Marice Wright – to take their first lead of the game since the opening minutes of the game, 36-34.
Northwest Boy’s Basketball beats Clarksville High 58-59 Tuesday night.
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Northwest Vikings Basketball comes from 18-points down in second half to edge Maplewood 69-67
Clarksville, TN – A basket by Correal Murry, with 21 seconds left capped an 18-point, second-half rally by Northwest High School, Thursday, November 20th at the Willard Ross Memorial Gymnasium, as the Vikings edged the Maplewood High School Panthers, 68-67 for their first victory of the season.
The Vikings (1-4) trailed Maplewood 44-26 at halftime and still by 11 points, 61-50 heading into the final quarter, but opened the final eight minutes of play by scoring the first seven points of the period to get to within four points, 61-57 with 4:25 left in the game.
Northwest Boys’s Basketball beats Maplewood 68-67.
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Northwest Lady Vikings Basketball pulls away in second half versus Maplewood for season’s first win
Clarksville, TN – Northwest High School’s girls basketball team broke open a three-point contest, November 20th at the Willard Ross Memorial Gymnasium, with a 22-point third quarter to power them to a 70-54 victory over Maplewood High School.
The Lady Vikings (1-4) only led by three points, 35-32, at intermission, but scored 16 of the first 20 points of the second half to build a 51-36 lead with 2:38 left in the period.
Northwest Girl’s Basketball gets 70-54 win over Maplewood.
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Taylor Senseney’s last-second basket lifts Northwest High School Lady Vikings to one-point victory over LaVergne Wolverines
Clarksville, TN – Northwest High School’s Taylor Senseney knocked down a 12-foot jumper with 3.8 seconds left, November 22nd at the Willard Ross Memorial Gymnasium, to complete a fourth-quarter come-from-behind victory as the Lady Vikings defeated the LaVergne High School Wolverines, 43-42.
Senseney’s game-winner for Northwest (1-4) came after LaVergne’s Jasmine Smith’s driving layup with 25 seconds left had put the Wolverines up 42-41.
Northwest Lady Vikings win on last second shot over LaVergne Wolverines. (Michael Rios-Clarksville Sports Network)
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Early deficit more than Northwest High School Vikings can overcome in 86-62 loss to LaVergne Wolverines
Clarksville, TN – Northwest High School’s boys basketball team fell behind 7-0 after the first two minutes of play, November 22nd at Willard Ross Memorial Gymnasium, to the LaVergne High School Wolverines and never recovered in a 86-62 loss.
LaVergne (3-0), one of the favorites to win District 7-AAA, exploded out of the gate right away getting a game-opening layup from Charles Sutton just seven seconds into the game.
Northwest Vikings falls to Lavergne 86-62. (Michael Rios-Clarksville Sports Network)
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