CORBIN —
By Chris Parsons / Staff Writer
CORBIN — The Corbin Lady Redhounds extended their win streak to seven games Monday with a 52-46 win over visiting Lynn Camp.
Sarah Ashley led the way for the Lady Redhounds with 17 points, while Kayla Smith paced Lynn Camp with a 16-point effort.
After the win, Corbin coach Jennifer Parsons had high praises for a Lynn Camp team that gave the Lady Redhounds trouble when it came to playing the style Parsons said her team is used to playing.
“Lynn Camp is a very good, scrappy team that took us out of our game,” Parsons said. “We allowed them to set the tempo and pace instead of us playing our game.
“This was a good region matchup game for us and a good test for my team late in the year,” she added.
Lynn Camp led 13-12 at the end of the first quarter, but the Lady Redhounds pushed the pace in the second period to grab a 32-24 lead at halftime.
The Lady Cats trimmed the gap to 41-35 at the end of the third quarter, but played even with Corbin in the fourth period as they fell, 56-42.
Corbin will be back in action Friday when it hosts Harlan County. Lynn Camp will travel to Jellico, Tenn. today to face the Lady Blue Devils.
Corbin 52, Lynn Camp 46
Lynn Camp 13 11 11 11 46
Corbin 12 20 9 11 52
Lynn Camp (46) – Smith 16, Burke 7, Hollin 6, May 6, Miller 5, Wilson 4, Bryant 2.
Corbin (52) – Ashley 17, K. Wilson 8, Mi. Wilson 7, Fothergill 7, Gallagher 5, Disney 4, Me. Wilson 3, Ashurst 1.
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