It was a night to remember in Franklin County, as the Rebelettes dominated their non-district matchup against Cannon County. The gym buzzed with excitement as the players took to the court for senior night, and they didn’t disappoint. From the opening tip-off, It was the best performance yet.
Paislie Edge and Jaelyn Richie got things started early, both putting up 4 points each with their quick and steady play. Their energy helped set the tone, and the Rebelettes' defense was nearly impenetrable, shutting down Cannon County’s attempts to find any rhythm.
Hannah Campbell, as usual, proved to be a force to be reckoned with, racking up 12 points with her sharp shooting and ability to drive through the defense. Aahna Carter added another 5 points, contributing to the team’s quick start.
Baylor Russell and Gracen Baggett showed off their shooting skills, with Russell sinking a 3-pointer and Baggett adding 8 points of her own, pushing the lead even further. The team's passing was fluid, and every player seemed to be in sync, creating easy looks and pushing the tempo.
Ann Abbott Divine contributed a solid 4 points, while Nakayjah Holman’s strong play both offensively and defensively helped her score 10 points. Kenzie Arnold rounded out the scoring with 5 points, ensuring the Rebelettes maintained a commanding lead throughout the game.
By the final buzzer, the Rebelettes had cruised to a dominant 55-26 victory. With the win, the Rebelettes improved to 15-12 on the season and remains 5-2 in district play.
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