New Lisbon's Libby Rogers drives the ball toward the paint during a non-conference game against La Farge last season. The junior guard has been instrumental in the Rockets' current win streak, scoring 20 or more points in each of the last three games.
Royall senior Emma Gruen brings the ball up court during a Scenic Bluffs Conference game against Bangor last season. Gruen scored a combined 40 points in the Panthers' wins over Brookwood and Weston following their second loss of the year to Bangor on Jan. 5.
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Joy Bryant Launches Production Company With First-Look Deal At Sony Pictures TV – Deadline
“After lots of collaboration and conversations with Joy and Samantha, we realized that we have the same vision to tell unique stories that are also uplifting. We are so incredibly thrilled that they made Sony their home, said Lauren Stein, EVP of Development for SPT. “And as a bonus, their actual hot sauce they make, is amazing!”
Pickett is currently an executive producer on the Amazon series Tales from the Loop, and a story editor on NBC’s Good Girls. She previously held executive positions at Focus Features, Paramount Vantage and Panorama Media. Prior to entering the entertainment business, Pickett practiced corporate law at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton and Garrison in New York. She is repped by James Adams.
Quick start leads Lake Hamilton girls past Lakeside
Lake Hamilton jumped out to a quick lead en route to a 48-29 rout of Lakeside Tuesday night at Lakeside Athletic Complex.
The Lady Wolves (11-3, 2-0 5A-South) took a 27-10 lead into intermission before the Lady Rams (8-5, 1-1) made a run for a comeback.
"You know, there's a lot of little things we've been working on defensively, and I was really proud of the girls and their execution of that tonight," said Lake Hamilton head coach Blake Condley. "I thought we did some really good things on the defensive end, and, you know, like I said, try to take those things in practice and being able to see them in the game, it was nice to see."
'The Bachelor' Recap, Season 25 Episode 2: Week Two
Let's just all have a quick scream. Okay? Whatever you gotta scream about, you can just stop for a second and scream. You might be screaming about the whole … y'know … everything, or you might need to scream specifically about your co-worker that never mutes their Zoom when they clearly have someone in the other room fixing what sounds like 13 sinks at the same time. Just scream about it.
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The Fat Bird resort looks amazing and Matt is jogging among the beautiful leaves thinking about the fact that he hasn't found true love, but he's seen other people have it and he wants it. True love is the PlayStation 5 of emotions.
Not to change the topic here:
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Rector & Batesville win the Hot Shots of the Week (1/4/21 - 1/9/21)
It's time to announce the Hot Shots of the Week for January 4th through the 9th. Nearly 500 total votes were cast on the kait8.com Sports page.
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Rector beats Jonesboro in the boys ballot by 89 votes. Kameron Jones goes coast to coast for two and the tweet.He had 29 points, the Cougars edged Ridgefield Christian on Friday.
Batesville beats Tuckerman in the girls ballot by 176 votes. Isabella Higginbottom was on fire on Friday. The Missouri signee had 33 points as the Lady Pioneers won on the road at Paragould. Batesville is 12-0 this season.
News4Jax girls basketball Super 6: Raines, Ribault on the way up in latest rankings
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The News4Jax Super 6 girls basketball rankings will be published each Wednesday during the regular season with the exception of a break for the holidays. Records are through Jan. 12 games.
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Why they're here: Just one game since our last Super 6, a 75-22 blowout of Middleburg. They have two more games this week, including a Thursday home game against Super 6 team Nease. Next week is far more challenging for the Knights. They travel to Hawthorne (9-3) on Monday, Flagler Palm Coast (9-4) on Tuesday and Parker (6-6) on Wednesday.
IHSAA girls basketball: Cowan wants to win county, sectional titles
DALEVILLE, Ind. — Outside of the visiting locker room at Daleville Junior-Senior High School, Cowan head coach Jeff Tharp sat on a fold-up chair.
As fans passed — shouting words of encouragement at the Blackhawks' players after their 63-41 victory over Daleville in the first round of the Delaware County girls basketball tournament — Tharp pulled down his mask to reveal a wide smile.
Over its past three games, Cowan has averaged just under 65 points per game and has beaten its opponents — Daleville (twice) and Delta — by an average of just over 25 points.
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