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Royal Varsity Hoopsters Roll
By Lonnie Guillory
On Friday January 7th, Royal High School’s Men’s Basketball team
hosted Homeschool Christian Youth Academy at The new Royal
Gymnasium. The Visitors drew first blood on a jumper by Warrior
guard Trent Turner. Point guard Jaelyn Woods answered the call
hitting a three pointer on the other end. Both teams were
tentative on the next few possesions until the Falcons went on a
tear. Forward Davion Keener converted a three point play while
Woods and Guard Eric Abernathy hit consecutive threes to put
Royal ahead 12-6. Both teams struggled early handling the ball.
After trading baskets the Falcons defense, ignited by the
defense and hustle of Curtis Williford, went on a 12-2 run
making the score 26-10 and the end of the first quarter,
In the second quarter the reserves entered the game and picked
up where the first unit left off. The Falcons didn’t allow a
basket by the Warriors until the five minute mark of the
quarter. Solid play by Wesley Wilson and Demetrius Jacobs
allowed the Falcons to increase their lead to 45-20 to end the
first half.
The third quarter started with guard Curtis Wlliford and forward
Davion Keener combining to score fourteen of the Falcons
seventeen points. The warriors inability to score left them
trailing the Falcons 65-32 entering the fourth quarter.
The fourth quarter saw the Falcon reserves turn it on! Guards
Daniel Lewis,Kyle Abernathy and swingman Cody Fredrick smothered
the Warriors defensively while Demetrius Jacobs came up big in
the paint. The Falcons only allowed six points in the quarter.
The Warriors were no match physically for the Falcons but showed
spirit and grit in this lopsided loss. Final score Falcons 89
-Warriors 47.
Davion Keener led all scorers with 17, Guard Daniel Lewis scored
15 with 11 of them coming in the fourth. Demetrius Jacobs and
Curtis Williford scored 12 and 11 respectively.
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