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Source: Elizabethton Star

By Ron Marvel Star Correspondent Lady Bulldogs hold off Providence Academy, 36-30 Hampton’s junior Lady Bulldogs used a strong first half and balanced scoring to earn a 36-30 win over Providence Academy. Seven Hampton players scored as the junior Lady Bulldogs built an 11-9 first-quarter lead. Hampton added 15 points in the second period, including an 11-3 run, to take a 26-21 lead into halftime. Ari Cann led Hampton with 10 points, including six in the second quarter and all three of the team’s fourth-quarter points. Alivia Layne contributed six points, all in the second period, helping the junior Lady Bulldogs maintain their early advantage. Abbi Bare and Malian Hill added five points apiece, with each connecting from beyond the arc. Kylee Russell chipped in four points, while Kenzie Harmon and Claire Davenport finished with three each. Hampton held Providence to three points in the third quarter, stretching its advantage to 33-24 entering the final period.

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