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5:27 am Wednesday, January 5, 2005

Bobcats close on winning note against Curry

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Mike Self FCT Sports Editor
Eric Glasgow scored 15 points and pulled down 10 rebounds on Thursday to lead Phil Campbell to a 56-46 victory over Curry on the final day of action at the Winfield Christmas Invitational.
Matthew Thomas added 13 points for the Bobcats (7-6), who finished 1-2 in the tournament.
The game was tied 27-27 at halftime before Phil Campbell held Curry without a field goal in the third quarter, out-scoring the Yellow Jackets 11-1 to take control.
"The third quarter was the turning point, no question," Kiser said. "We changed up our defense a little. We had been using a half-court trap, but in the third quarter we just stayed back in a 1-3-1. We tried to contest shots, but we didn't trap out of it. I think that may have confused them a little bit."
Griffin Harris added eight points for the Bobcats.
Joe Humphries led Curry with 10 points.
Phil Campbell's game with Winfield on Friday has been cancelled. The Bobcats will play at Hamilton on Saturday before getting ready for next week's Franklin County Tournament.
In other action at the Winfield Christmas Invitational:
Girls
Hamilton 57 Phil Campbell 51, 2 OT
Erin Gilbert had 16 points and 14 rebounds for the Lady Bobcats on Thursday, but it wasn't enough to prevent a double-overtime loss to Hamilton.
Tanna Benford also had 16 points for Phil Campbell (7-8), which finished 1-3 in the tournament.
The Lady Bobcats out-scored Hamilton 20-13 in the second quarter to take a three-point halftime lead, but the Lady Aggies rallied to lead by four after three quarters.
Phil Campbell out-scored Hamilton 9-5 in the fourth quarter to force overtime.
The two teams were tied 51-51 at the end of the first overtime before the Lady Bobcats were held scoreless in the second extra period.
Jodi Taff finished with eight points for Phil Campbell, and Alana Smith added six. Alis Hutcheson had five points and 11 rebounds.
The Lady Bobcats will get their chance for revenge on Saturday when they travel to face Hamilton. Friday night's game with Winfield has been cancelled.

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