KIMBERLY — Oneonta is the top ranked team in Class 4A girls basketball. And on Tuesday night, Mortimer Jordan found out why.
Abby Blackwood scored 19 points as the Redskins decimated the host Blue Devils 55-16.
Destiny Elliott added 12 points, 15 rebounds and four steals for Oneonta (11-2), which ran its current winning streak to eight games.
Megan Snow led the Devils with seven points, seven rebounds and two blocks.
Jordan is off until the Hayden Christmas Tournament, which begins on Dec. 27.
Football: Mortimer Jordan QB Devlin Hodges verbally commits to Southern Miss
Mortimer Jordan starting quarterback Devlin Hodges has made his choice of where to play college ball.
The NJN 2013 All-Star Girls Basketball Team: McMillan, by the numbers
Numbers never lie, so the saying goes. And Kasi McMillan’s numbers were the best around these parts — though not by a lot.
It was just another 1993 Toyota pickup with two-wheel drive, 113 horsepower, dark blue paint and a dented-in rear bumper. But to Dad and me it was “Ole Blue,” and it was our three-mile transportation from our house to the park.
The NJN 2013 All-Star Boys Basketball Team: Little Louis plays big
When Mark Louis took the court this season, he was usually the shortest player out there.
Hayden pitcher Caitlin Kirkland has been awarded three top honors, and head coach John Simmons has been selected as the Class 5A softball coach of the year by the Alabama Sports Writers Association.
Fultondale Stampede 5K race director Sammy Morris is at it again.
Regions Field: They built it... but will you come?
In the baseball movie “Field of Dreams,” the character played by Kevin Costner hears a voice saying, “If you build it, he will come.”
Three Pinson Valley seniors-to-be were named to the roster of the north team, and Indians coach Matt Glover will be an assistant for the north team at the AHSAA North-South All-Star Football Game in Montgomery.
Hayden wins AHSAA 5A state softball championship
Brooke Meadows' lead-off home run in the first inning held up as the only run of the game, as Hayden defeated Scottsboro 1-0 Saturday to win the AHSAA Class 5A state softball championship.
State softball tournament: Hayden advances to championship game with 2-0 win over Scottsboro
All it took was one big hit, and that came off the bat of Katie Parr.
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