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Strong Core Returns for 2001-2002 Season- Kinsler, Hammell, Litton, Woods 2001-2002 Cabell Midland Holiday Tournament Schedule Tuesday, February 19 PHS 10th, South 4th, In Final 2001-2002 AAA Girls AP Baskeball Poll PHS Thumps St.Albans 68-33 PHS Shuts Down Hornbuclke But Not Capital, Falls 38-69 PHS Beats GW PHS Beats Cabell Midland Saturday, January 5 PHS Holds Off Spring Valley 61-47 Wednesday, January 9 PHS Defeats Riverside 62-50 Big Reds Defeat Cabell Midland Knights 53-32 #1 Capital Downs #10 PHS 62-42 Championship Game Cabell Midland Tourney PHS Drops St.Albans 68-60 South, PHS Girls Meet For First Time Tuesday, January 22 PHS Scalps Morgantown Mohigans 67-58 Thursday, January 24 PHS Starts Slow, Loses To Huntington 51-67 A slow start offensively, punctuated by missing its first nine shots from the floor, never let Parkersburg High get the lead in the game as the host Big Red girls fell to No. 2 Huntington 67-51 at Memorial Fieldhouse Thursday night. No. 8 PHS, now 10-5, fell behind 8-0 by the middle of the first period, misfiring on its initial nine shots, as Huntington dominated the boards, giving the Big Reds only one shot every trip down the floor. Laura Kinsler finally broke the ice for PHS with a baseline basket at 3:24. But still the Highlander lead grew to 12-2 with 1:12 left in the opening period before the Big Reds notched the final two hoops of the quarter in the last 53 seconds on baskets by Kinsler and Brooke Litton to narrow the gap to 12-6. ''I think the shots were there, they just didn't drop,'' said PHS head coach Don Stansberry. But after the 3-for-15 first quarter shooting, he thought his team ''really pretty much played them even after the first quarter.'' But try as the Big Reds might, they were never able to overtake Huntington, now 13-2. PHS popped in nine treys in the game, led by Litton's four and two each by Kinsler and Amber Hammell, whose first three in the second stanza knotted the contest at 16 with 3:46 remaining until halftime. But that was to be the high watermark of the night for the Big Reds because the Highlanders tallied seven of the last eight points in the period, the first five on a basket and trey by Danya Hammond, to forge a six-point halftime advantage, 23-17. Huntington quickly extended its halftime lead to 10 to open the third quarter on buckets by its two inside players in 6-2 Samantha McComas and 6-1 Molly Sergent. ''I don't how many Sergent had (it was 16 points), but she didn't miss,'' said Stansberry. And PHS fell back by as many as 13 in the third period before Litton, with a trey, and Kinsler, with a three-point play and two free throws, cut the deficit to eight late in the quarter. But Sergent turned up her effort to start the final period, drilling a 15-foot jumper from the baseline, connecting on a 12-footer and scoring again at the 6:15 mark to negate a five-point splurge by Litton. ''Last time, she (Sergent) was pretty immobile, but this time, she was moving around and making 'em (eight baskets) too,'' said Stansberry. Then Kashawna Curry and Hammond picked up the pace for Huntington, tallying its next nine points to build a 19-point bulge, 56-37, with only three minutes left in the game so that four treys, two by Kinsler and one each by Litton and Alicia Woods, down the stretch couldn't bring the Big Reds any closer than 10. Hammond led all scorers in the game with 20 points while Curry netted 17 for the Highlanders. Litton's 16 points led PHS while Kinsler added 15 and Hammell 10. HHS 12 11 15 29 - 67 PHS 06 11 11 23 - 51 Litton 16 L.Kinsler 15 Woods 8 Corbitt 2 Hammell 10 PHS travels to Spring Valley this Friday Night at 7:30. PHS Girls Beat Spring Valley 47-42 Tuesday, January 29 #1 Capital Cruises To Easy 73-40 Win Over #8 Big Reds Thursday, January 31 Parkersburg High Girls Defeat Robert C. Byrd 86-31 Big Reds Roll Over Riverside, 75-41 Patriot Girls Beat Big Reds Again, 79-61 Wednesday, January 16 South Girls Roll Past Big Reds, 63-42 South-PHS Girls Game Tops Menu Thursday, February 14 MHS Send Their Love, Downs PHS 71-55 Thursday, February 14 Sophomore Michael At Heart Of MHS Girls' 71-55 Triumph Tuesday, February 12 Litton Leads PHS Past GW 64-42 MSAC Steals Idea From LKC Tuesday, February 26 Regional Brackets, Tidbits For Today South Meets Wheeling Park In Regional Game Held At Memorial Fieldhouse Tonight Thursday, February 21 PHS South Meet For Title At South Thursday, February 21 2001-2002 Sectional Title Goes To Patriots 65-57 Hornbuckle, Capital Cougars Win 2001-2002 AAA Title 72-45 Over Sell, N.Marion Saturday, May 11 Alexis Hornbuckle to transfer to South Charleston By Mitch Vingle 05/11/2002 Alexis Hornbuckle was the co-player of the year in West Virginia girls’ ... |
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