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Lady Warriors upset OCS in district
Lindsey Theils scored 29 points to help pace the St. Frederick Lady Warriors to a 49-36 victory over the Ouachita Christian School Lady Eagles in a District 2-1A contest Tuesday night.
"We're pretty happy with this win," said St. Frederick coach Mike Crumpler. "We played hard all the way. We can build on this the rest of the year."
The game started out close, as the Lady Warriors took an 8-6 lead at the end of the first quarter aqnd led 22-15 at the half.
The Lady Warriors led 33-28 at the end of the third quarter.
OCS kept trying to cut into the St. Frederick lead and did so when Chelsea Hum phries hit a field goal to cut the lead to 33-30 at the outset of the final quarter.
The Lady Warriors pulled back out in front on a 7-1 run and OCS never really had a chance after that.
"This makes us all three 4-1," said OCS coach Jeremy Shackelford. "Cedar Creek, St. Fred and us are all tied now."
OCS was led by Julien Joyner with 10 points.
OCS 58,
St. Frederick 44
The Eagles won their first District 2-1A contest of the season with this victory over arch-rival St. Frederick.
"I thought the defense played extremely well tonight," said OCS coach Jeff Thomas.
"Especially the way LeVare Davis stepped up. Our press worked well. We didn't have to steal the ball. St. Frederick started out with a 10-5 lead at the end of the first quarter but OCS came back to lead 22-14 at the half.
St. Frederick opened the third quarter with a 3-pointer by LaDarrin Williams which cut the OCS lead to 22-17.
OCS answered with a 6-0 run which gave them a 28-17 advantage midway into the quarter.
The Eagles built up a 20 point advantage a little later in the quarter and had little trouble the rest of the way.
OCS, 1-4 in district play was led by Davis with 20 points. Chris Dupont chipped in 14 total.
St. Frederick was led by Doc Ward with 18 points.
The next OCS game will be at home Friday against Bernice.
The St. Frederick Warriors and Lady Warriors will host Grambling on Friday night and then remain at home Tuesday to take on |
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