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  • Valley’s Ashton Taylor is fouled by Meadow Bridge’s Micah Farr as she drives upcourt Thursday at Smithers. Referee Richie Smith follows the action. The Wildcats won 21-15. Steve Keenan

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  • Meadow Bridge’s Colby Harrah dribbles past Valley’s Nick Gipson in last week’s boys action. The Greyhounds coasted to a 57-18 victory. Steve Keenan

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  • Valley’s Taylor beats Meadow Bridge players Shaely Redden, left, and Sheyla Harless to a rebound. Steve Keenan

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January 7, 2013

Valley, Meadow Bridge split in middle school contests

From staff reports

SMITHERS — Tracy Conliffe posted a double-double Thursday as the Valley Middle School boys cruised past visiting Meadow Bridge 57-18.

Conliffe registered 22 points and 13 rebounds, in addition to recording six steals, as Valley took control early en route to its fifth win in seven outings.

Other contributors for the Greyhounds were: Nathan Kincaid, six points; Jaylun Craig, four points and four steals; Spencer Dean, four points; Corey Cupples, four points and seven rebounds; Adam Falbo, four points; Mikey Scarbrough, four points; Garyn Pritt, two points, four rebounds and five steals; Dondre Davis, two points; Devin Williams, six rebounds and four assists; Britt Armentrout, one point; Jimmy Harper, two points; and Nick Gipson, two points.

Meadow Bridge point-producers included: Thomas Ferris, 8; Colby Harrah, 6; Jared Gladwell, 2; Lukas Stephens, 1; and Caleb Richmond, 1.

In the accompanying girls game, Meadow Bridge earned a 21-15 triumph to hike its record to 4-2.

Shaely Redden tallied 12 points to pace Meadow Bridge. Other scorers were: Micah Farr, 5; Shauna Harless, 2; and Kaylie Persinger, 2.

Valley hosts Ansted at 5 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 7 before traveling to Collins for games beginning at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 9.

Meadow Bridge travels to Ansted Thursday.

 

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