GRAB AND GO FOR TWO Hunter Lerma got the grab and go for two points as the Greyhounds top the Wildcats and come away with the win and are in a great position heading toward the playoffs. The Greyhounds are currently in fourth place in district standings. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
LOOKING FORTHE PASS Knox City’s Lexi Abila looks for the pass against the LadyWildcat in last Friday’s game against Crowell.The Houndettes currently in fourth place in the district standings and hold the final playoff spot. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
EYES ON THE BASKET Knox City’s Chase Rowland has his eyes on the basket as the Greyhounds took on this highly anticipated matchup against the Wildcats. The Greyhounds controlled most of the game as the Greyhounds won 43-39. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
HUGGING THE BASELINE Houndette Aubrey Lerma hugs the baseline for the goal in Friday’s, Jan. 30 matchup against Crowell. The Lady Cats controlled the game from the opening tip. The Houndettes came up short and fell Crowell 63-43. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
UPFORTHEREBOUND Greyhound Camden Swanson goes up for the rebound against the Crowell Wildcats on Friday, Jan. 30. The Wildcats were able to generate momentum, but the Greyhounds pulled away late to win the game. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
HITTING THE GOAL Houndette Miley Arrieta hits her goal from the heart of the paint. The Houndettes were unable to generate enough momentum to mount a comeback and fell to Crowell 63-43. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
RUSS MORRIS | NEWS-COURIER The Knox City Greyhounds and Houndettes traveled to Northside on Thursday, Jan. 29. Both teams entered the game hoping to improve their playoff positions with a victory in their games.
The Houndettes took the court first to begin the night’s action. The Houndettes controlled most of thegameandneverallowed Northside to generate any consistent momentum. The Knox City Hounde…
