Basketball: Bonnabel, Country Day boys, M.L. King Charter girls post victories Tuesday
Area Prep Basketball Report for Wednesday, Dec. 11
After reaching the state semifinals for the second time in recent years, Bonnabel graduated several key players.
With a lot of new players, Bonnabel is still a solid basketball team.
The Bruins won at Slidell 56-48 Tuesday.
William Allen had 14 points while Theo Johnson finished with 11 points for the Bruins.
Bonnabel (5-2) will next participate in the Chalmette Tournament while the Tigers (3-7) have now lost four straight games.
On the West Bank, Country Day downed Landry-Walker 58-48 behind 16 points by sophomore Connor Trahan. Justin Ibieta added 11 points, Xane Hunter had 10 points and Hartson Moss finished with nine points.
The game was tight throughout the first three quarters with the score tied 38-38. The Cajuns controlled the final period 20-10 to pick up a good road victory. Jamond Vincnet had 15 points for the Chargin’ Bucs.
Country Day (2-2) will host its annual Holiday Classic beginning tomorrow with many outstanding area teams. The Cajuns will open against Booker T. Washington at 5 p.m. Thursday. Landry-Walker (4-6) travels to powerful Scotlandville Friday at 6 p.m.
In girls action, M.L. King Charter edged St. Mary’s Academy 46-45.
Dalyn Belvin had 19 points and four steals while Simmone Pierre had 10 points and six rebounds for the Jaguars.
M.L. King Charter (5-2) will host Country Day today at 5 p.m. while St. Mary’s Academy (3-12) will play at Booker T. Washington Friday at 5 p.m.
Area Prep Basketball Results from Tuesday, Dec. 10
Boys
Archbishop Rummel 64, Vandebilt Catholic 46
Bonnabel 56, Slidell 48
Brother Martin 72, McDonogh 35 43
Country Day 58, Landry-Walker 48
Covington 60, Independence 29
East Ascension 79, J.F. Kennedy 17
Hahnville 71, East Jefferson 50
Higgins 75, Helen Cox 71
Holy Cross 81, Riverdale 53
Live Oak 67, French Settlement 47
Mandeville 68, Amite 34
Mount Hermon 81, Pope John Paul II 65
Newman 62, Lusher Charter 29
Northlake Christian 55, Loranger 52
Plaquemine 53, Hammond 49
South Lafourche 51, St. Charles Catholic 36
St. Paul’s 77, St. Michael 56
Varnado 65, Pearl River 54
West Feliciana 48, West St. John 47
Girls
Amite 71, Mandeville 45
Belle Chasse 57, East Jefferson 27
Bogalusa 55, Franklinton 48
Dominican 43, Academy of Our Lady 23
East Ascension 54, J.F. Kennedy 18
East St. John 71, Dutchtown 40
John Ehret 45, Phoenix 26
Hahnville 75, Cabrini 39
Independence 53, West Feliciana 42
Karr 59, West Jefferson 20
Kenner Discovery 49, Fisher 16
M.L. King Charter 46, St. Mary’s Academy 45
Lusher Charter 18, Newman 15
Northlake Christian 80, Cohen 14
Pearl River 48, Varnado 29
Salmen 68, Covington 61
Springfield 47, Maruepas 22
St. Scholastica 45, Dunham 28
Jewel Sumner 51, Kentwood 17
Vandebilt Catholic 56, Destrehan 40
Zachary 61, St. Katharine Drexel 15
Area Prep Basketball Schedule for Wednesday, Dec. 11
Boys
Doyle vs. Springfield, 4:30 p.m. at Holden Tournament
John Ehret at Belle Chasse, 6 p.m.
Haynes Academy at Ecole Classique, 6 p.m.
Pine at Loranger, 7 p.m.
Pope John Paul II at St. John, 6 p.m.
Patrick Taylor at Fisher, 6:30 p.m.
Girls
Albany vs. Walker, 3 p.m. at Holden Tourney
Berwick at Academy of Sacred Heart (NO), 6 p.m.
Cohen at Abramson Sci Academy, 5:30 p.m.
Country Day at M.L. King Charter, 5 p.m.
John Curtis Christian at East Jefferson, 6 p.m.
De La Salle vs. Lakeshore, 6:30 p.m. at Archbishop Chapelle Tourney
Donaldsonville vs. Broadmoor, 4 p.m. at White Castle Tourney
Douglass at New Orleans Science & Math, 5 p.m.
Warren Easton at Ursuline Academy, 6 p.m.
Kenner Discovery at St. Martin’s Episcopal, 5 p.m.
McMain at Lusher Charter, 5:30 p.m.
Phoenix at Fisher, 5 p.m.
Pine at Loranger, 6 p.m.
Ponchatoula at University High, 5 p.m.
Pope John Paul II at St. John, 6 p.m.
Riverside Academy at St. James, 6 p.m.
South Terrebonne at Archbishop Chapelle, 4 p.m.
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