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| HS Varsity Women’s Basketball
Practices run from 3:00 until pick-up at the "A" Building @ 5:30-5:45. February 2 va Holy Spirit Pre The Lady Cougars played an aggressive game yesterday engaging in more jump balls than they have had all season. Despite the competitiveness soaking the court, TCS' sportsmanship skyrocketed. Eboney Turnipseed led the scoring with eleven points, including a three-pointer, followed closely by Kay Winter with ten points, also including a three-pointer. Ashley Held helped to solidify our scoring efforts with a basket in the second quarter, and Andrea Schultz came through on a foul shot.
According to Coach Misty Hamby, "Our next game is Friday at 4:30 p.m. at Mill Springs Academy, then we play our last two games of the season next week before the tournament begins the following week. If you have not had a chance to come and support your Lady Cougars, our last home game is this Tuesday at 2:45 p.m. at Waller Park against Devereaux." January 28: Homecoming vs Hidden Lake Academy
Jan. 20 vs. Brandon Hall The Brandon Hall Panthers
bring the best out of the Lady Cougars, as this
was the best game yet of the season! Ending with
a score of 31-18, Eboney Turnipseed led the pack
sinking 19 points. She was followed closely by Jena
Infante who garnered 12, including two three-pointers
to begin the game. The Lady Cougars displayed a
lot of class on the court, even as two of the opposing
team members fouled out on them. Thanks to those
who visited us an exit south, and we look forward
to seeing you all at Homecoming! Jan. 18 vs. CEA The Lady Cougars played their best game of 2006 so far. Though we fell to a 19 point deficit, CEA (and Brandon Hall whom we play tomorrow) seem to be our closest competitor(s) and pull out the best in our girls. Eboney Turnipseed led our scoring with a goal in each of the last three quarters followed closely by Kay Winter with five points and both Andrea Schultz and Lauren Zabroske sinking a foul shot a piece. Thanks to those who have visited our games so far. Our next and last home game (besides Homecoming when we play at 6 p.m.) will be on Tuesday, February 7 at Waller Park. Dec. 12 vs Covenant Christian Academy The Cottage School Lady Cougars, tied for fourth place in the league, played second-place Covenant Christian yesterday in Cumming. Though giving it their all, they fell to a defeat of 65 to 7. Lauren Zabroske commenced the TCS score with a goal in the first quarter followed by Eboney Turnipseed scoring the final five points (a free throw in the first quarter, a goal in the third quarter, and a goal in the fourth quarter). Though the night did not yield a win for us, the Lady Cougars put forth a lot of heart and vigor. Dec. 7 vs CEA In Wednesday action, the Cougars completed a sweep against Conference foes CEA. The Lady Cougars picked up their second win of the season by a convincing 30 – 14 score. Ashley Held and Jena Infante provided important rebounding and inside play throughout the game, while guards Kay Winter and Ebony Turnipseed shouldered the offensive load. The Cougar bench maintained defensive intensity as well. Dec. 6 vs Holy Spirit Prep The Lady Cougars
lost in a close contest to GISA opponent Holy Spirit
Prep. Eboney Turnipseed played really well at the
point position and dominated her opponents on the
defensive side. Jena Infante, Kay Winter, and Ashley
Held also played really stout defense. Dec. 1 vs Brandon Hall The Lady Cougars picked up their first win of the season, outlasting Brandon Hall by a 18 – 12 score. Senior Jeanne Marshall paced the Cougar attack by converting a variety of inside baskets and by dominating the defensive boards to spark the Cottage fast break. Kay Winter and Ebony Turnipseed distinguished themselves by attacking the basket on offensive and through tough defense against the Brandon Hall backcourt. Nov. 18 vs Hidden Lake Academy The
undermanned Lady Cougars ran into a hot shooting
and defensive minded HLA squad. Kay Winter
carried the offensive load by sniping from the perimeter,
while Eboney Turnipseed ran the offense from the
point guard position. Lauren Zabroske and Anita
Greene provided energy and defensive punch off the
bench. Determination, Dedication, and Desire = 100%
Varsity Women's
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