By Chad Smith
The Dodge County High School (DCHS) Indians basketball team split games with Savannah High and Brantley County this past week. The Indians played hard but fell in a heartbreaker 79 to 82 in overtime to Savannah High in Savannah on Friday, January 15. Dodge County and Brantley County both four and zero in Region 1-AAA sub-region A faced off Saturday, January 16, in Eastman for the top spot in the sub-region and the Indians came away victorious 65 to 52 after falling behind early in the first quarter but storming back to win.
The Indians are now 11 and four 4 and five and zero in the sub-region.
A.J. Lampkin goes up for two in the region win against Brantley County. (Photo by Jennifer Peacock)
Indians unbeaten in sub-region with win over Brantley County
Scoring for Dodge against Savannah were Alex Jordan, a career high 40 points including three three-pointers; Nick Cummings, 25 points including a three-pointer; AJ Lampkin, five points; Demarcus McClinton, five points; and Cam Young, four points. Others playing were Readell Hunt, Daveon Phillips, Ken Goodrum, RJ Carr, Demonte Ivey, and Maleek Graham.
Scoring for the Indians against Brantley County were Jordan, 20 points including two three-pointers; Lampkin, 18 points including two three-pointers; Cummings, 13 points; McClinton, 12 points; and Hunt, one point.
The Indians had a very important game scheduled at Tattnall County on Tuesday, January 19.
A win at Tattnall County who is four and two in sub-region would help them secure sole possession of the top spot in the sub-region after their win over Brantley who is four and one in sub-region on Saturday.
Other games scheduled in the coming week are at home Friday, January 22, against sub-region foe Appling County; at West Laurens on Saturday, January 23, for a non-region game; and then back home on Tuesday, January 26, for a sub-region game with Pierce County.
Scoring for the Indians against Brantley County were Jordan, 20 points including two three-pointers; Lampkin, 18 points including two three-pointers; Cummings, 13 points; McClinton, 12 points; and Hunt, one point.
The Indians had a very important game scheduled at Tattnall County on Tuesday, January 19.
A win at Tattnall County who is four and two in sub-region would help them secure sole possession of the top spot in the sub-region after their win over Brantley who is four and one in sub-region on Saturday.
Other games scheduled in the coming week are at home Friday, January 22, against sub-region foe Appling County; at West Laurens on Saturday, January 23, for a non-region game; and then back home on Tuesday, January 26, for a sub-region game with Pierce County.
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