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Source: Davie County Enterprise Record

The Ryan Heggerick/Landon McCann combination was sensational, and Lukas Morales came up big at the end as the North Davie boys basketball team prevailed in overtime against Knox. On the girls side, Rhaelyn Stephens gave North Davie a breathtaking win over Ellis. South Davie boys 61, Selma Burke 35 Selma Burke and Southeast were clearly inferior for the Tigers, who used a balanced attack to rout both. Preston Wilson had nine points, Zion Robertson eight, Braylen Simms six and AJ Montgomery six as visiting South outscored Selma Burke 22-6 in the fourth quarter to blow open a 10-point game on Nov. 2. South boys 63, Southeast 22 Maverick Gaither led the way with 11 points as South (4-1) blew the doors off the visiting Patriots on Nov. 5. Wilson had nine points and Russell Prillaman seven in the third win in a row. Ellis boys 49, Corriher-Lipe 36 Three guys produced double figures as Ellis rolled at home on Nov. 2. Adoren Hamilton and Levin Ward had 11 each and Isaiah Bono 10.

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