Hackett Scores 52 In Smith County Win Over CCS

  • Saturday, February 22, 2014

Smith County junior Callie Hackett set a new school record Friday night with 52 points in their Region 4-AA quarterfinal win over Chattanooga Christian.  Smith County led 37-17 at the half and went on to win 81-50.

CCS juniors Joanna Smith and Hannah Henry combined for 33 of their teams 50 points.  Smith finished with 18 and Henry had 15.  Allison Hughes had 10 points.  

Hackett was 13 of 13 from the free throw line.  She had 24 points in the first half and 28 in the second half.   Allison Conder was the only other Smith County player in double digits with 10 points. 

Bledsoe County was the only other district 7-AA team to post a region win.  The Lady Warriors edged Murfreesboro Central 52-49. 

Livingston Academy beat Sequatchie Co. 75-29 and Cannon County won over Signal Mountain 65-41. 

Bledsoe County will advance to the region semfinals on Monday.

Scoring Summary:

Smith Co. 20 17 19 25 - 81

CCS 6 11 20 13 - 50

Smith Co. (81) Huckett 52, Conder 10, Melton 6, Ledbetter 2, Carpenter 2, Gregory 5, Hin 2

CCS (50) Smith 18, Henry 15, Hughes 10, Dirkse 5,

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