12/17/2025
PREP HOOPS ROUNDUP
BOYS
Tullahoma 55, Shelbyville 52
TULLAHOMA — After fighting Tullahoma within a possession for most of regulation, the Wildcats were able to string together enough fourth quarter stops on Tuesday night against Shelbyville to escape with a 55-52 win over the Golden Eagles.
Tullahoma’s Jackson Knight came through in the clutch and scored seven of his total nine points in the fourth quarter to help keep the Eagles at bay.
Of the eight total players that scored for Shelbyville, three reached double digits in the book.
Tommie Cannon led the way with 16 points, while Jevon Lee turned in a 12-point performance.
Tae’Shawn Shelton also hit double figures and finished with 10 points.
After the Wildcats built a 27-25 lead by halftime, Shelbyville stormed back to take a 41-39 lead after three, thanks largely in part to Lee, who scored eight of the Eagles’ points in the third period.
As a team, Shelbyville struggled at the line, managing just 4-of-10 attempts.
Shelbyville 13 12 16 11 — 52
Tullahoma 12 15 12 16 — 55
Shelbyville: Tommie Cannon 16, Jevon Lee 12, Tae’Shawn Shelton 10, Ladarius Sparrow 4, Jasiah Berry 4, Jordan Taylor 2, Malek Johnson 2, Jack Conditt 2.
3-point goals: Shelbyville (2): Cannon, Shelton.
Halftime score: Tullahoma 27, Shelbyville 25.
Eagleville 81, Community 48
UNIONVILLE — On Tuesday night, the Community Vikings struggled to match pace on the offensive end of the court with visiting Eagleville as the Eagles were able to claim the 81-48 win over the Purple and Gold.
Community hung tough, notably in the first quarter and got a stellar effort from Jaxon Williams, who scored seven of his total 10 points in the opening period.
But Eagleville was still able to cling to a 20-16 lead after the first.
The visitors stretched that lead to 12 points by halftime, despite Andrew Tocchio scoring six points in the second, including a pair of threes.
While the Vikings showed flashes on offense during the first half, Eagleville continued pounding the scoreboard into the second half and outscored the hosts 42-21 in the final two periods to coast to the 33-point win.
Tocchio led the Vikings with 11 points while Williams finished with 10.
Charlie Haskins also finished with nine points for Community.
Eagleville 20 19 20 22 — 81
Community 16 11 10 11 — 48
Community: Andrew Tocchio 11, Jaxon Williams 10, Charlie Haskins 9, Karson Boyce 4, Maddox Thompson 4, Masyn Hill 3, Logan Reed 3, Jonathan Lawell 2, Joshua Powers 2.
3-Point goals: Community (4): Tocchio 3, Powers.
Halftime score: Eagleville 39, Community 27.
GIRLS
Community 54, Eagleville 45
UNIONVILLE — After battling visiting Eagleville to a 24-24 halftime draw, a massive third quarter ultimately proved the difference as the Purple and Gold knocked off the visiting Lady Eagles 54-45 on Tuesday night.
Community used a two-pronged attack in the half court against Eagleville, relying on timely three-point shooting and an excellent ability to get to the free throw line.
All 12 of the Viqueens’ points in the second period came from beyond the arc, with Anna Hasksins connecting on three triples in the period.
While Haskins continued to do work in the offensive half court into the third, she got key supporting help as four additional players scored in the quarter, highlighted by a pair of 3-pointers from Savannah Pearson.
As a team, the Viqueens shot an excellent 87% from the charity stripe, going 13-of-15.
Haskins was the lone Viqueen to reach double figures, finishing with a game-high 18 points.
Mattie Maxey finished with nine points, while Pearson and Alyssa White each scored eight.
Eagleville 14 10 10 11 — 45
Community 12 12 20 10 — 54
Community: Anna Haskins 18, Mattie Maxey 9, Savannah Pearson 8, Alyssa White 8, Brooklyn Yoes 7, Sara Flannagan 2, Morgan Pridmore 2.
3-point goals: Community (7): Haskins 3, Yoes 2, Pearson 2.
Halftime score: Community 24, Eagleville 24.
Tullahoma 52, Shelbyville 36
TULLAHOMA — A sluggish first half on the offensive end of the court, coupled with a banner night by Tullahoma’s Mclayne Bobo, was more than the Golden Eaglettes could overcome in a 52-36 loss at Tullahoma on Tuesday.
Bobo came out of the games red-hot and knocked down a pair of three-pointers to spur on a 17-point first frame for the Lady Wildcats.
But Shelbyville wasn’t without its heavy hitters, either.
Jada Berry knocked down six points on the opening frame, while Janiya Leslie chipped in five.
But the offense slowed in the second period and Shelbyville was able to muster up just four points, courtesy of a pair of field goals by Leslie.
Tullahoma steamed ahead and built a double-digit lead, which the hosts were able to maintain through the remainder of regulation.
Bobo went for 30 and led all scorers, while shooting 11-of-15 attempts at the line and knocking down a pair of triples.
Berry led the Eaglettes with a 19-point performance, while Leslie finished with 13.
Just four Eaglettes scored against Tullahoma on Tuesday night.
As a team, Shelbyville finished 7-of-12 from the charity stripe.
Shelbyville 11 4 9 12 — 36
Tullahoma 17 10 10 15 — 52
Shelbyville: Jada Berry 19, Janiya Leslie 13, Jayda Frazier 3, Kenley Patton/
3-Point goals: Shelbyville (1): Leslie.
Halftime score: Tullahoma 27, Shelbyville 11.
