The Norfork High School girls’ basketball team suffered another loss in the Nixa Girls Invitational Tournament on Friday. The Panthers fell to Republic 64-47.
Flippin’s boys were able to get a conference win on their home floor. The Bobcats pounded Life Way Christian 65-39.
The Izard County boys had a rough start to their long road trip. The Cougars went to Dierks and lost to Magnet Cove 43-33.
Melbourne’s girls were just able to hang on to their undefeated record. The Lady Bearkatz edged out Tuckerman 45-43.
Marshall had mixed results at Conway Christian. The Bobcats put the mercy rule in effect in the boys’ game with an 82-45 decision. Marshall’s girls were not as fortunate, as they fell to Conway Christian 54-24.
Lead Hill came away with a split at Kingston. The Tigers took the boys’ game over the Yellowjackets 62-54. The girls’ contest had a different result, as Lead Hill lost to Kingston 57-17.
Bergman also had mixed results in their trip to Elkins. The Lady Panthers are still unbeaten with a 66-19 thrashing of the Lady Elks. Bergman was not as fortunate on the boys’ side with an 84-70 loss to Elkins.
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