Jasper Lady Eagles win over overtime battle with Lockwood

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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow The Jasper Lady Eagles and Lockwood Lady Tigers squared off in a battle of two of the area's better teams recently at Lockwood. The visiting Lady Eagles came away with a 56-55 overtime victory. According to MSHSAA's website, the Lady Eagles are 10-0 at the Christmas break. The young Lady Tigers team is off to an impressive 7-2 start. Here Alivea Roberts is defended by Lockwood's Whitney Sangster.


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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Lockwood senior Kolton Kleeman puts up a jump shot during a recent Tigers win over visiting Jasper. Disrupting his shot for the Eagles is Gage Mitchell. Also pictured for Jasper is Lincoln Moss. The Tigers won the contest 54-20.
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