The Myers Park girls had an easy win against Richmond, making their record 2-0.

The Myers Park girls had an easy win against Richmond, making their record 2-0.


There was a minimum of one collegiate basketball match held on Colony Road.

Last night, the girls teams from Myers Park and Richmond were not affected by any delays or postponements, unlike the boys basketball teams who were scheduled to compete in a contest that was ultimately postponed.

After the final buzzer, Myers Park had dominated the second half and secured a 56-41 win in a nonconference game.

The 15th-ranked Myers Park (2-0) team, representing the 704 area, was guided by Amani Barner’s 15 points from the freshman. The junior Chayla McDaniel contributed 14 points and the senior Jerin Tuesdale added 13, resulting in a well-rounded offense.

The score was 25-23 in favor of the Mustangs at halftime.

The team from Richmond, currently ranked 14th in the 910 area code, has a record of 1-2 so far in the early season. They suffered a loss against the top-ranked team in the state on Monday night, with a final score of 82-37 at Grace Christian of Sanford.

Junior Jamyia Lindsey and Madisen Jackson were the top scorers for the Raiders, with 18 and 10 points respectively. Lindsey, who had a strong first year, was sidelined for most of last season due to an injury but made a comeback in the last week of regular play.

Scoring Summary

In the game between Richmond and Jasiah Gilchrist’s team, Madisen Jackson scored 10 points, Jamyia Lindsey scored 18 points, Ryelan Lyerly scored 3 points, and Rena Drake scored 4 points.

At Myers Park High School, Amani Barner scored 15 points, Chayla McDaniel had 14 points, Jerin Tuesdale had 13 points, Elizabeth Wilson had 7 points, Summer Thomason had 3 points, and Evelyn Jimenez-Willis had 4 points.

Source: highschoolot.com