Welcome back, WolfPack!
I hope you had a wonderful break and start to your New Year! The athletic department and I are excited to begin 2019 with you and to experience all that God has planned for us this coming year. God has blessed us with the incredible opportunity to shine His light and love and I look forward to living that out with you this year.
During the break, the WolfPack basketball teams competed in multiple games. You can find recaps from these events below.
As we kick off the second semester, our first week back contains nine basketball games and three wrestling matches. We’re excited to be back in the stands to cheer on the Pack! Join us for our only home wrestling match on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. against Mt. Vernon and for home basketball games against Walker on Saturday beginning with JV at 3 p.m.!
Go WolfPack!
Danny Ryan
Athletic Director
Sports Recaps
Boys Varsity Basketball
vs. Henry County High (Chuck Miller Shootout): L 41-61
*Julian Munoz (12th) scored 11 points
*AJ Hopkins (11th) had eight points and 10 rebounds
*Myles Redding (10th) scored eight points
vs. Westside High (Chuck Miller Shootout): L 46-75
vs. New Creation (Chuck Miller Shootout): W 62-60
*AJ Hopkins (11th) scored 25 points and had 12 rebounds
*Julian Munoz (12th) and Ethan Garrett (10th) each scored 11 points
*Myles Redding (10th) scored nine points
vs. Mount Bethel: L 33-47
*AJ Hopkins (11th) led the team with 16 points, eight rebounds, and five blocks
*Miles Redding (10th) had five points and three rebounds
*Ethan Garrett (10th) scored nine points
vs. Kings Ridge: W 46-29
*AJ Hopkins (11th) scored 16 points, with seven rebounds and three blocks
*Deuce Miller (9th) scored 10 points
*Julian Munoz (12th) had eight points, six rebounds, and one block
Girls Varsity Basketball
vs. Mount Bethel: L 33-49
*Shelby Wingate (12th) had a great game on both offense and defense
*Madison Johnson (9th) played terrific defense and Zoe Justice (9th) scored a 3-pointer
vs. Kings Ridge: L 20-70
*The WolfPack played hard, making a lot of improvement and learning new skills and strategies
Boys JV Basketball
vs. Kings Ridge: L 49-55
*The JV WolfPack fought a close game against a talented Kings Ridge team, showing tremendous skill