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Parker, Pierce Ignite Gravette

Posted: January 19, 2013 at 5:03 a.m.

Photo by Randy Moll -- Gravette junior forward Terence Pierce makes a break for a layup in Friday's game against Prairie Grove in the Gravette Lions field house. Pierce was guarded by Prairie Grove junior J.D. Speed.

Whitnee Fitts found a way to put distance between herself and Gravette defenders, and it helped Prairie Grove’s girls pull away Friday night.

Prairie Grove 10 11 17 10 — 48

Gravette 2 12 7 13 — 34

Prairie Grove (15-4, 8-0): Fitts 18, Beeks 13, Kultgen 8, Smith 3, Huber 3, Mitchell 2, Robinson 1.

Gravette (5-12, 1-7): White 13, DeWitt 11, Pruitt 6, Davis 3, Wishon 1.

Boys

Gravette 74, Prairie Grove 65

Quinten Parker scored 14 of his 17 points in the first half and helped Gravette build an early 20-point cushion, then Terence Pierce took over from there.

Parker, a senior guard, scored eight of the Lions’ first 10 points, and his fourth 3-pointer of the first half gave Gravette (10-7, 6-2) a 34-14 lead with 1:30 before halftime. Pierce then scored 24 of his game-high 36 in the second half, and his 3-pointer gave the Lions their biggest lead, 62-38, with 5:09 remaining before Prairie Grove (4-12, 2-6) made things more respectable.

Ty Tice and Cooper Winters each had 13 points to lead Prairie Grove, while J.D. Speed added 10.

Prairie Grove 10 7 17 31 — 65

Gravette 16 19 15 24 — 74

Prairie Grove (4-12, 2-6): Tice 13, Winters 13, Speed 10, Storlie 7, Doughty 4, Allen 4, Smith 3, Halbert 3, Kilgore 3, Galligan 3, Arguello 2.

Gravette (10-7, 6-2): Pierce 36, Parker 17, Pollreis 8, Turner 7, Carlton 3, Troutner 2, VanOtterloo 1.

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