PeeWee Lady Hawks give their all
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The Carrollton PeeWee Lady Hawks Basketball Hawks sixth grade team obtained their first win Monday night with a 14-11 victory over the Pleasant Hill Wolves. The Lady Hawks are a young team – literally. The PeeWee girls are supposed to be fifth and sixth grade girls, but because of a lack of sixth grade girls, the fifth-grade girls are actually fourth grade girls and the sixth grade team is made up of fifth grade girls. The fifth-grade girls lost 18 to 7.
Saturday morning, the girls played host to the Greenfield Lady Tigers where the fifth grade team lost a heartbreaker 16-14. The sixth grade girls didn’t fare so well as the Lady Tigers didn’t seem able to miss a shot. At the end of four quarters, the score was 34-7 in Greenfield’s favor.
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Carrollton’s Nola Steinacher tries to protect the ball after being tripped up while Greenfield’s Emma Vetter is right there to try to take it away in Saturday morning’s fifth grade game at Carrollton.
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Greenfield’s Autumn Terpening wrestles Carrollton’s Addison Simmons for the ball in the sixth grade game Saturday morning. Simmons is has no plans on giving up the ball from the look on her face.
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Carrollton’s Kaleah Ruyle wrestles a much bigger Pleasant Hill player for the ball in Monday night’s game. Ruyle won the battle despite the size difference proving that size really doesn’t matter.
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Carrollton’s Meah Gernigin goes up for a shot amongst a den of Tigers in Saturday morning’s fifth grade game. The Lady Tigers eeked out a 16-14 win over the Lady Hawks.
