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The LaSalle Lady Tigers are falling hard in district play. The girls went on the road last week to take on Montgomery and picked up a hard fought win. The Lady Tigers have been working hard every day to overcome the adversity that has hindered the season.

Injuries have played a tremendous role in this current district record, but it would be against Montgomery that everything would come together.

The Lady Tigers would bust out of the loss column with Bree Hester scoring her person best 28 points and allowing Kenzie Long some breathing room during this game. Kenzie has faced a box in one defense all season and yet still managed to average 20 plus points per game.

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The Jena Lady Giants played three games this past week. The Lady Giants started the week by traveling to LaSalle on Monday and picking up a 45-35 win. On Tuesday the Lady Giants played the Caldwell Lady Spartans.

The Lady Giants played well in the first quarter keeping the game close as Candace Hudnall had 7 points in the quarter. Caldwell would lead 19-11 going into the second quarter.

In the second quarter Caldwell would pull away as they would use a full court press on defense to force turnovers and outscore Jena 20-4 to take a 39-15 lead into halftime. In the second half it would continue to be all Caldwell as they would go on to win 64-28.

In the game for the Lady Giants Candace Hudnall had 8 points, Brooklyn Burlew had 8 points, Kennedy Norris had 4 points, Janasia Jones had 3 points, Emily Breithaupt had 3 points, Avery Finley had 2 points, and Audrey Pritchard had 1 point.

The LaSalle Tigers have had some great battles over the last couple of games as they put up a good showing against Block, Northwood, and Logansport. In the fourth quarter of each contest the Tigers have tied or taken a lead in each game.

These Tigers are fighting every game until the final horn. The current record doesn’t reflect how hard these guys are playing every game. They are also doing this with missing pieces of the team. Several guys have missed games for one reason or another, but no matter what Tigers take the floor they are fighting every step of the way.

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The LaSalle Lady Tigers have dropped the last three district 3-1A contest. The best thing about this is they were mostly on the road. The Lady Tigers did welcome Logansport to Olla for their only home district loss.

The Lady Tigers are being led in scoring by Kenzie Long, Senior guard. The Lady Tigers have been without several players over this stretch of games due to flu and injuries.

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Honor roll students for the third six weeks of the 2019-2020 school year at LaSalle Junior High School have been announced by Principal Stephanie Clark, as follows:

Sixth Grade

All A’s – Carlie Aycock and Callum Prather.

A’s and B’s – Lisette Cruse, Lexi Lasiter, Kale Murphrey, Harlee Nowlin, Kaylie Powell, and Alexis Wiggins.

Seventh Grade

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The Jena Lady Giants played two more games this past week. The young team is still looking for the first win but are competing and battling each game. The Lady Giants had two home games this past week as they played Avoyelles on Tuesday and Tioga on Friday.

On Tuesday the Lady Giants played a former district foe as the Avoyelles Lady Mustangs came to town. Avoyelles dropped down to class 2A this season so they left the district. The Lady Giants would keep it close in the 1st half as they only trailed 9-6 at the end of the 1st quarter and trailed 25-14 at halftime.

Emily Breithaupt would lead the Lady Giants with 5 first half points. The Lady Giants would continue to fight but would be unable to close the gap in the 2nd half as Avoyelles would go on to win 57-32.

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