The Sonoraville girls basketball team scored as many points from beyond the 3-point line as Cartersville scored in the entirety of the non-region matchup Tuesday at The Storm Center. With three-plus …
With three-plus buckets from deep in each of the opening three quarters, the Phoenix cruised to a 70-33 win. Abby Chambers knocked down five triples herself en route to a game-high 20 points.
"They shot the ball lights out," Canes head coach Cindy Moore said of the visitors. "We knew they had some weapons, but they were shooting it with us in their face. Whatever we threw at them, they had an answer for. That comes with a lot of experience. That's a good basketball team. They've made a lot of deep playoff runs a couple of years in a row.
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Holmes County a deer hunting hot spot during youth weekend
And this year, the West Holmes freshman is part of a group of young hunters across Ohio who have checked 5,795 white-tailed deer during the 2020 two day youth gun season Nov. 21-22.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports Holmes County is among the state's top 10 counties for checking deer during the youth hunt.
All of Ohio's youth hunting opportunities are available to anyone who is 17 years old or younger during the season dates.
Eagles Girls 2-0; Boys Fall After Albia Doubleheader | KNIA KRLS Radio - The One to Count On
The Pella Christian girls basketball team continued their hot start while the Eagles boys couldn't close an early gap against a potential 2A state tournament team in the opening doubleheader of 2020-21 against Albia. The Eagles girls won 66-30, while the boys fell 74-67 against the Blue Demons Tuesday, as heard on the KRLS2 stream.
Pella Christian's girls largely dominated the evening's opener against Albia, never trailing in the contest, as they were propelled by a 24-4 third quarter that pushed the home team into continuous clock territory.
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Diverse line of dolls created by Detroit entrepreneur are a hit for the holidays
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DETROIT – The holiday season is here and the hot toys lists are too -- one of those hot toys happens to be one Local 4 featured this summer.
The Zoe Doll was created by Healthy Roots Dolls and has become an important toy for little girls of color. The owner, Yelitsa Jean-Charles, has had a very successful year and now Zoe's wardrobe is getting something new.
"We actually had a viral Tweet, where we got like 36 million impressions. And it was a photo of myself and Zoe's beautiful face side-by-side," Yelitsa Jean-Charles said. "People absolutely loved it."
MOC Floyd Valley Sweeps Sheldon At Home Tuesday – KIWARadio.com
Orange City Iowa — MOC Floyd Valley hosted Sheldon in a Siouxland Conference basketball double header Tuesday night. The Dutch won on scores of 61-45 in the girls game and 67-48 in the boys contest.
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The Dutch led at all the breaks in the girls’ game. They were up 15-11 at the end of the first quarter and took a 33-25 lead at halftime. At the end of three the lead was 43-32. The Dutch broke it open in the fourth quarter to claim a 61-45 win.
Girl's basketball roundup: Guyer dispatches Ponder in rare meeting | High Schools | dentonrc.com
PONDER — In a rare showdown with Ponder, the Guyer Lady Wildcats dispatched the Lady Lions Saturday on the road with a 65-55 victory.
Guyer found themselves trailing 34-31 at the half despite a 16-point first quarter and 17-point second quarter. However, the Lady Wildcats flexed their muscles in the second half by holding Ponder to just 21 total points while scoring 32 points during that time.
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Ponder was led by a trio of scorers, including Tate Wells with 13 points, Marlee Moynagh with 11 points and Karly Ivy with 10 points.
17 Budget-Friendly Secret Santa Gift Ideas
Whether they're a die-hard chocolate fan or more of a caramel person, just about anyone would love to receive these hand-dipped artisan chocolates . All of Vermont Nut-Free Chocolates' products are made in a nut-free facility (or course!), so they're safe even for those with allergies.
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Unlike most grocery store hot chocolates, this luxe drink mix is made from actual chocolate shavings that melt down into a creamy, rich beverage when mixed with hot milk. Top with homemade marshmallows for a downright decadent experience.
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