All five Caldwell County seniors started — and all five scored in the Lady Tigers’ Senior Night victory over Dawson Springs.
Caldwell’s girls never trailed while rolling to a 57-23 triumph in 7th District action Tuesday night at the CAB gym in Princeton.
A 9-0 run early helped the Lady Tigers open up a 12-2 lead in the first quarter.
Katy Smiley banked in a 3-pointer from straight away at the horn to give Caldwell a 15-5 advantage after 8 minutes.
The Lady Tigers then outscored the Lady Panthers 20-2 in the second period to get to halftime with a 35-7 lead.
Caldwell extended the margin to 47-13 through three quarters.
The Lady Tigers led by as much as 39 points in the second half while coasting to the 34-point win.
Senior Majah Hollowell led a balanced Caldwell scoring effort with 14 points. Classmates Morgan McDaniels and Jacey Jaggers added eight and seven points, respectively. Seniors Bree Cavanaugh and Karsyn Parker each tallied two points.
Dawson, which is 0-8 overall and 0-3 in the district, got 13 points from Abby Ward and eight from Macy Drennan.
Caldwell (5-8, 1-1) won for the second straight night. The Lady Tigers picked up a 59-49 decision at Todd County Central on Monday.
Caldwell forced Dawson into 22 turnovers in the contest.
The Lady Panthers did not attempt a free throw. The Lady Tigers made five of 14 charity tosses.
Caldwell next visits Crittenden County on Thursday.
Dawson will host district foe Madisonville-North Hopkins on Friday.
Dawson Springs 5 2 6 10 — 23
Caldwell County 15 20 12 10 — 57
Dawson Springs (0-8, 0-3)—Abby Ward 13, Macy Drennan 8, Gracie Harper 2.
Caldwell County (5-8, 1-1)—Majah Hollowell 14, Morgan McDaniels 8, Jacey Jaggers 7, Brylee Butts 7, Parris Gray 6, A.J. Hollowell 5, Katy Smiley 4, Bree Cavanaugh 2, Karsyn Parker 2, Morgan Aikins 2.
