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Lady Eagles Win over Lady
Sharks on Senior Night

By DAVID-LEACH:
For THE JOURNAL

The Bronson Lady Pe varsity basketball team overwhelmed the visiting Lady

 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
   
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
  
   
  
  
  
 
 
   

Just in sheer numbers
it was a lopsided contest.
The Bronson Lady Eagles
had more than two squads

while the Lady Sharks
_ barely had one. The final
score was Lady Eagles 46,

Lady Sharks 21.
_. In earlier action, the
middle school boys from
- Bronson handed Cedar
Key an 18-33 defeat. The
middle school girls had a
tight contest but Bronson
prevailed there, too. Final
- score was 20-24. _
| — It was Senior Night —

in the Bronson gym and

s senior Angel Mitchem
_ was recognized. She was

ot Mitchem and

: accompanied by her father

 

LEVY COUNTY SPORTS

LEVY COUNTY JOURNAL |

Lady Bulldogs Spoil Senior
Night in Chiefland |

By DAVID LEACH
FoR THE JOURNAL

The Lady Bulldogs from
Taylor County tried to take
the spotlight from the senior
Lady Indians of Chiefland in

ladies varsity basketball. The
Lady Indians managed to win
the junior varsity game 30-37.

But the varsity Lady Indians

took it on the chin by the Lady

Bulldogs, 57-21.

Six senior Lady Indians were

honored before the contest.

Amye Grieves, who leads the
Lady Indians on the court, was

the first to be honored. She

was sporting a bandaged right
fore arm that concealed eight

stitches from a glass wound.
It would keep her out of the

game. Meagan Jernigan, Brooke

Williams, Jerrica Grimsley,

Jessyca Ruland and Tina Russell
then took their turns at center

court.

 

Jessyca Ruland accepts
senior honors at center
court.

Family members beamed

Tina Russell pulls up » for a shot.

Katelyn Allen brings the ball up court for the Lady Indians.

Amye Grieves stands with
family.

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with pride over the Lady Indian
seniors accomplishments.

Without Amye Grieves, the
Lady Indians were in trouble
from the start. Grieves is the
spark plug that ignites the lady
Indians on offense.

 

Moreover, the Lady Bulldogs

Katelyn Allen came out

strong for the Lady Indians. In
the opening phase, it looked
like it was possible for the Lady
Indians to keep up with the Lady
Bulldogs. Even at the end of the
first quarter the score was 12-
8, as the Lady Bulldogs pulled
ahead. Allen took charge of
bringing the ball up court and
setting the plays.

In the remainder of the game, -

 

too much. Kia Fitchett, Chelsee
Tucker and Ameshia Stephens
formed an unstoppable trio for
the visiting Lady Bulldogs. They :
kept intercepting and scoring for -
Taylor County. Meanwhile, the
Lady Indians would only score
13 points the rest of the way.
The Lady Indians were still
the proud Lady Indians at the
end. Eventhough it was clear
they were not going to win,
they played with vigor. Taylor
County was able to substitute
fresh players while only seven
players carried the load for
Chiefland.

Brooke Williams is honored

with proud parents.

 

 

Meagan Jernigan is honored

with family.

 

Tina Russell is joined by her

proud Mom.

 

Jerrica Grimsley shares and

unexpected tender family
moment during senior night
with baby brother.

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