Introduction
On this Sunday afternoon, the sun is starting to shine a little. The summer-in-winter weather, which has been cloudy, too warm, and rainy, may be ending. I have had this article in a working draft form since before my article from Saturday, December 11, 2021, in which I mentioned the 11/30/2021 basketball game. I would rather write and edit for a living. I'm working on it. Y'all help me if you can!
The two daughters of my youngest brother and his wife are following their mother's basketball heritage. We are proud of our Fearghail nieces, not just in basketball.
Lilliana Ferrell
I will start with our youngest niece. She is following the heritage of both her mother and older sister.
The Rogersville Review, Weekend Edition (12/4-5/2021), listed the local area girls and boys grade school and middle school basketball teams. The image below is from The Rogersville Review, 2021-22 Bulls Gap Lady Bulldogs photograph and remarks. The photograph is by Jim Bell.
I see a Ferrell! She is number 45, kneeling in the center! Lilliana Ferrell is a member of the 2021-22 Bulls Gap Middle School Lady Bulldogs. Her older sister was a member of the 2019-2020 basketball team that made history. I honored her older sister in my Sunday, February 9, 2020, article, “BULLS GAP MIDDLE SCHOOL LADY BULLDOGS: STATE FINAL FOUR!!”
In the same The Rogersville Review, Weekend Edition (12/4-5/2021), a 12/2/2021 article and photographs by Randy Ball recorded, “Byington leads Lady Eagles over Lady Bulldogs.”
Lilliana Ferrell was one of two Lady Bulldogs who each led the team by each scoring five points!
The Randy Ball photograph caption reads, “Lady Bulldog Lilliana Ferrell pressures” [name redacted].
Ariel Ferrell
If you read my article from Saturday, December 11, 2021, mentioned previously, you will know my frustration on 11/30/2021. Once again, my work life forestalled my personal life. Let's move on!
Way to go, Ariel Ferrell (#32)! Enemies of any type need to be harassed! I have a deep and spiritual point in my mind as I write, but I will not delve into that deeper subject in this article.
The Rogersville Review, 12/1/2021, Midweek Edition, page 2B, by Staff Report, article is “Lady Chiefs Finishes Hardee’s Classic with 4th Place.” (Would “Finish” not be correct in the title?) Good work, Lady Chiefs!
Conclusion
My youngest brother and his wife keep us informed about the basketball games for their two daughters. Additional The Rogersville Review articles by subscription only are known to Mrs. Appalachian Irishman and me. We have both the postal delivery and online copies. This article does not update the most recent Fearghail clan basketball news in Hawkins County.
We are proud of our Fearghail clan nieces, not just in basketball. They are being raised by godly parents. The tradition of biblical faith and family is continuing to the next generation. We are proud of our nieces, win or lose in basketball, since they are continuing the biblical heritage of their godly ancestors.
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