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Neal, Watkins Take Honors

Players Tops For Week In League 7A/6A-West Report

Posted: February 19, 2013 at 5 a.m.

Taylor Strickland made Lady Mountaineer history against Van Buren on Friday, becoming the teams all-time leading scorer at 1,533, topping the previous record of 1,516 set by Morgan Hook from 2008 through 2010. Strickland moved into fourth place on the all-time leading girls' scorers in conference history with 732 points.
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Taylor Strickland made Lady Mountaineer history against Van Buren on Friday, becoming the teams all-time leading scorer at 1,533, topping the previous record of 1,516 set by Morgan Hook from 2008 through 2010. Strickland moved into fourth place on the all-time leading girls' scorers in conference history with 732 points.

Springdale Har-Ber made the battle for second place and a first-round bye in the state tournament an interesting one Friday when it beat Rogers Heritage 53-48.

By The Numbers

Girls’ Top Scorers

Following are the all-time leading girls' scorers in conference history, in conference games only:

Point Player School Seasons Games

871 Chelsea Jones Fort Smith Southside 2006-2008 44

796 Krista Sanchez Springdale High 2003-2001 42

752 Tara Treat Fort Smith Southside 1994-1996 42

732 Taylor Strickland Rogers High 2011-2013 40

701 Morgan Hook Rogers High 2008-2010 42

699 Wendy Scholtens Fort Smith Southside 1987-1985 30

698 Melissa Thompson Southside/VanBuren 1999-2001 42

679 Cari Tanneberger Fayetteville 1994-1992 41

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