Warren County Hands DeKalb First Losses of Basketball Season

2021-22 DCHS Tigers: Seated left to right: Ian Barnes, Dallas Kirby, Jordan Parker, Seth Fuson and Owen Snipes. Middle Row left to right: Brayden Antoniak, Jordan Young, Coach Logan Vance, Coach John Sanders, Manager Aiden Whitman, Nathaniel Crook, and Isaac Knowles. Back Row left to right: Manager Brayden Summers, Ian Colwell, Conner Vance, Kaleb Spears, Stetson Agee, Isaac Brown, Robert Wheeler, Conner Close, Zach Birmingham, Alex Antoniak, Elishah Ramos, Andrew Tramel, and Manager Andrew Dakas

2021-22 DCHS Lady Tiger Basketball Team: Pictured front middle left to right- Ally Fuller and MaKayla Scales. Second row left to right-Ella Hendrixson, Ella VanVranken, Madison Martin, Kadee Ferrell, Manager Elizabeth Seber, Natalie Snipes, Xharia Lyons, Darrah Ramsey, and Cam Branin. Back row left to right- Manager Leah Johnson, Manager Kora Kilgore, Avery Agee, Emily Young, Dare Collins, Katherine Knowles, Bryna Pelham, Caroline Crook, Manager Zoe Cripps, and Manager Jenna Wright.

2021-22 DCHS Basketball Cheerleaders: Pictured front middle- Hannah Lohorn; 2nd Row left to right: Amelia Atnip, Katherine Gassaway, Katie Patterson, Morgan Walker; Third row left to right- Addi Roller, Addison Puckett, Kyleigh Hill, Evie Day, Keirstine Robinson; Back row left to right- Sara Moore, Macy Anderson, Elaina Turner, Reese Williams, Carlee West, Chayla Knauer, Eden Garner, and Annabella Dakas

November 27, 2021
By: Dwayne Page

The DCHS basketball teams suffered their first defeats of the young season Friday night dropping a pair of games at Warren County.

The Lady Tigers were handed a 52 to 35 loss while the Tigers were beaten 79 to 64.

Both DC teams are now 3-1 and will travel to Watertown Friday night, December 3. The girls game starts at 6 p.m. followed by the boy’s game. WJLE will have LIVE coverage.

The Lady Tigers trailed Warren County 13 to 8 after the 1st period, 24 to 21 at halftime, and 41 to 26 after the 3rd period before falling 52 to 35.

Avery Agee scored 11 points followed by Kadee Ferrell 10, Ella VanVranken 7, Dare Collins 5, and Madison Martin with 2.

The Tigers led the Pioneers 18 to 15 after the 1st period but trailed 40 to 34 at halftime, 59 to 53 after the 3rd period and lost 79 to 64.

Conner Close led in scoring with 19 points followed by Jordan Young 15, Stetson Agee 10, Brayden Antoniak 9, Isaac Knowles 5, and Robert Wheeler, Elishah Ramos, and Zach Birmingham each with 2.