The Lumpkin rifle team continued their winning ways, extending their unbeaten streak to five on the season with a 1137-1109 win over Buford Dec. 13.
Senior Jones Harris goes up for a layup after successfully driving through the Falcon-filled post. Harris led the Indians with 28 points as the only Indian to score in double digits in the game.
The LCHS Girls Basketball team is 4-0 in region play, however the team views each victory as just a step toward its long term goals.
Preston Cox puts up a tough layup in the post versus Gilmer County on Tuesday, Dec. 14. Despite facing a talented and experienced team with tons of height and skill in the post, the Indians’ big man held his own, scoring 11 points and five rebounds in the game.
Averie Jones looks to her left for an open teammate in Lumpkin’s game against East Forsyth on Tuesday. Jones dropped 34, including 21 in the first half, to lead the Indians in the team’s first region win of the season.
The Lumpkin Rifle team set a new high mark for highest team score in a match in program history against Dawson on Dec. 6, scoring 1,158 out of 1,200 possible points.
Senior Jones Harris takes aim from three-point range late in Lumpkin’s win against East Forsyth. Harris came in clutch in both of the Indians’ wins on the week.
In his first game back since rejoining the team, head coach David Dowse instructs his team with adjustments during a timeout early in Lumpkin’s game against Union County.
Head coach Michael Parker draws up a play late in Lumpkin’s close loss at Union County on Thursday. The Indians had a chance to tie with 0.5 seconds left, yet were unable to convert the needed basket, falling 55-53.
Lexi Pierce presses up the court with the ball in an attempt to open things up against Buford’s full court press during the Indians’ Day 2 game against the Wolves.
