Tyner Advances Past Red Bank To 3-AA Finals Tuesday, March 2, 2021 - by Joseph Dycus
Keilon Holoway couldn’t quite get to the ball in the scramble drill, so he did the best thing he could think of in that moment. The Tyner guard tipped the ball to himself, slightly ahead of where he was. He then caught up to the rock, drove straight into traffic like a Fast and Furious character, and used his left hand to lay the ball in as he was being assaulted.
That was the start of four straight layups for the Rams in a second quarter that saw them take a double-digit lead.
Red Bank Dominates Boards In Win Over Central
East Hamilton Girls Defeat Red Bank Friday, January 29, 2021 - by Joseph Dycus
Red Bank’s big man Cam Bell had the ball in open space and possessed a 20-point lead, some springy legs, and a vibrant imagination. Instead of going for a simple two-hander over the top, Bell channeled his inner Zach Lavine by spiking the ball off the court and catching the ball as it came down, before barely dunking it in. The fact that the referee dared to call a double-dribble didn’t really matter for a Lions team on their way to a fun 61-40 win over Chattanooga Central.
Red Bank Dominates Boards In Win Over Central
East Hamilton Girls Defeat Red Bank Friday, January 29, 2021 - by Joseph Dycus
Red Bank’s big man Cam Bell had the ball in open space and possessed a 20-point lead, some springy legs, and a vibrant imagination. Instead of going for a simple two-hander over the top, Bell channeled his inner Zach Lavine by spiking the ball off the court and catching the ball as it came down, before barely dunking it in. The fact that the referee dared to call a double-dribble didn’t really matter for a Lions team on their way to a fun 61-40 win over Chattanooga Central.
Big Second Half Leads Red Bank Past Signal Mountain
Lions Enjoy 36-8 Edge In Final Two Quarters En Route To 57-29 Win Over Eagles Tuesday, January 12, 2021 - by John Hunt
It’s been almost two months since the Red Bank Lions had played an official basketball game and coach Nick Fike wasn’t really sure what to expect, but things turned out just fine on Tuesday night at the Susan Ingram Thurman Gymnasium as the Lions pulled away in the second half for a convincing 57-29 victory over the Signal Mountain Eagles.
Red Bank improves to 3-1 overall and 1-0 in District 6-AA play while the Eagles fall to 2-5 overall and 1-0 in 6-AA.