PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Houston Academy wins Ariton tournament

Houston Academy hit 9-of-10 free throws in the fourth quarter in defeating host team Ariton in the Ariton Hoopsgiving Tournament on Wednesday.

Rod Jackson led the Raiders with 17 points, while Kadyn Mitchell scored 14. Corey Campbell and Ethan Coachman each scored 10.Ariton Hoopsgiving Tournament

People are also reading… Jacob Chestnut had a game-high 23 points and Slade Grantham had 15 points for Zion Chapel. Austin Cross led the Trojans with 33 points, sparked by five three-pointers and 10-of-12 free throws. Jayden Spearman followed with 13 points and Bradley Prestwood and Tyler Carlton both added 10 points.Geneva 47, Wetumpka 33: Geneva took third at the Karen Keller Invitational, beating Wetumpka 47-33.

Tony Coleman Jr. led the Tigers with 26 points and Patrick Screws followed with 16 points. Javion Bowick added 10 points.

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