Introduction
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My most recent article taking pride in our nieces' basketball accomplishments was Fearghail Nieces: Basketball Proud! (published 12-19-2021). Win or lose, Mrs. Appalachian Irishman and I are proud of our two nieces, daughters of my youngest brother and his wife. Our nieces, as young ladies now, are growing up on the solid rock of godly and Christian values. In that is our ultimate pride.
The Bulls Gap Middle School Lady Bulldogs' Tuesday, 1/11/2022, Game
Our youngest niece is mentioned with a photograph in the Saturday-Sunday, January 15-16, 2022, Weekend Edition of The Rogersville Review! The article (page 2B) is “Lady Bulldogs Struggle in Loss to Boone[s] Creek,” by Jim Beller, Sports Editor. I assume the photograph and the caption below the photograph are by Jim Beller.
The article states that another young lady “and Lilliana Ferrell each scored seven to lead Bulls Gap.”
I wish the newspaper listed the complete 2021-22 schedule of games and scores for all Hawkins County grade school, middle school, and high school teams, but it does not.
Neither the Bulls Gap Middle School website nor the Cherokee High School website lists ladies basketball games and scores. Newspaper articles give us scores by games on exact dates, but the newspaper does not list the cumulative games and scores per team.
WRGS Helped (for a while)
The website for my hometown radio station, WRGS, helped for a while. On the weekend of January 8-9, 2022, I found on the WRGS website the 2021-22 Cherokee Girls Basketball cumulative results! The WRGS website was down as of today. The following is what I found three weekends ago. Notice that, for games played, no dates are listed.
2021-22 Cherokee Girls Basketball Results
2. Cherokee 65, at Unicoi County 61
3. Cherokee 62, at Hampton 72
4. Cherokee 62, Tennessee High 41 (Hardees Classic at David Crockett)
5. Cherokee 27, David Crockett 53 (Hardees Classic at David Crockett)
6. Cherokee 46, Daniel Boone 49 (Hardees Classic at David Crockett)
7. Cherokee 54, Tennessee High 39
8. Cherokee 38, at Knox Gibbs 37
9. Cherokee 29, Volunteer 48
10. Cherokee 35, at Cocke County 72
11. Cherokee 54, Claiborne 50
12. Cherokee 56, at Hancock County 35
13. Cherokee 41, at Chuckey-Doak 44
14. Cherokee 47, Glenwood, Alabama 36
15. Cherokee 47, Glenwood, Alabama 46
16. Cherokee 11, Volunteer 61
17. Cherokee 37, Hancock County 27
18. Cherokee 40, at Tennessee High 41
19. Cherokee 34, West Greene 36
20. Cherokee 28, at Greeneville 70
21. Cherokee 57, Chuckey-Doak 30
Friday, January 21: Cherokee at Volunteer, 6:15 pm
Tuesday, January 25: Cocke County at Cherokee, 6:15 pm
Thursday, January 27: Cherokee at West Greene, 6:15 pm
Friday, January 28: Cherokee at Claiborne, 6:15 pm
Monday, January 31: Grainger at Cherokee, 6:15 pm
Tuesday, February 1: Greeneville at Cherokee, 6:15 pm
Friday, February 4: Knox Gibbs at Cherokee, 6:15 pm
Tuesday, February 8: Cherokee at Grainger, 6:15 pm
Thursday, February 17 – Tuesday, February 22:
District 2-3A Basketball Tournament at Greeneville, TBA
The eldest daughter of my youngest brother and his wife plays on the Cherokee High School ladies' basketball team. I write to honor her now, as I have honored her younger sister in my previous comments.
Conclusion
My youngest brother and I converse by phone often enough for me to understand how well our two nieces are doing in their basketball games this season. Both are going very well, playing with proper spirit and skills, despite winning or losing.
The Fearghail clan is proud of our two Fearghail nieces, not only in basketball, but, more importantly, in how they are becoming fine Christian young ladies! I hope in time that their spiritual influence will assist many family members, friends, and others. We as Christians all win in the end!
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