The first game of the Lady Hawks season did not exactly go as planned.  Although the players fought hard and never gave up they just could not capatilize on the easy bucket opportunities. However, this is a tremendously talented team with players who are eager to learn.  First game nerves are out of the way now; they can focus hard on execution on both ends of the floor and expect a winning season.

C. Parker was the leading scorer of the night. She played hard and came up with some big buckets for the team. She is a well-rounded athlete who can and will do whatever is asked of her. A. Windom had a stellar first game as well, working hard on both ends of the floor and being "hungry for the basketball." 

Nov. 18-19 (Fri-Sat)
VG 4:00 Fri
TBA Sat

In the first game of the LGA Tournament, the Lady Hawks got their first Win of the season 65-15 over Furtah. C. Parker with was the leading scorer with 22 points. A. Mayen showcased her shooting talent tonight with 10 points, M. Ireland and E. Massenburg tied for 6 and L. Smith finished up with 8. Not only did the Lady Hawks exhibit good scoring, but they also also had great rebounding performance as well. The girls really come together as a unit.

The Lady Hawks played Calvary in the second game of the Tournament and came out on top with a score of 32-22. C. Parker scored a game high 12 points with 8 rebounds, while A. Windom followed with 10 points and 5 rebounds. E. Massenburg led the rebounds count with 11. J. Thames offered a stellar performance, really showcasing her point guard capabilities, commanding the floor from baseline to baseline, playing great defense, reading the floor well, protecting the ball, and doing a nice job distributing the ball to her teammates. This game was a great display of what the girls have learned thus far in the season. They played very hard man to man for a full 32 minutes of the game and forced 29 turnovers. The girls put pressure on the ball and forced the other team to make sloppy mistakes. The girls have been conditioning for weeks and it really paid off late in the game when the other team was tired but the Lady Hawks were still strong. This is a deep team and each girl has so much to offer.

Heritage lost the home opener to Weber by a score of 51-39. C. Jones led the team with 9 points while J. Singh added 7 points and R. Yancey poured in 5 to aid the offense.

The Lady Hawks fell to the Atlanta Girls School. However, there were many positives to take from this game. J. Thames had yet another spectacular point guard performance. She has great command of the floor, and is on track to have a great senior season.  C. Parker lead the team with 14 points.  A. Dieckmann had a fantastic game, defensively.

The Lady Hawks fell short to OMA.  The players could not make adjustments fast enough and had trouble late in the game getting stops on the defensive end.  Despite the loss, the team learned some great lessons from the game.  C. Parker, the leading scorer with 26 points, had a stellar offensive performance.  M. Ireland had a great game defensively.  The final score was 46-52.

The Hawks defeated Oak Mountain by a score of 56 – 53 to win their second straight game to open the season. The Hawks did not shoot well, but managed to fight, scrap and pull out the road win.

Heritage JV boys defeated cross-town rival, Trinity, in a close battle 59-57. D. Bready led the team with 13 points while B. Mckinney poured in 12 and M. Wilkins chipped in 10 points.

With a chip on their shoulders from losing to Oak Mountain, the Varsity Lady Hawks came out blazing against Trinity.  They made every adjustment, shut down key players, played as a team, communicated, forced turnovers and rebounded. In the first halfm they forced 11 turnovers and had 17 rebounds. In the second quarter, they forced 7 turnovers and had 26 rebounds. The Lady Hawks got a taste of the caliber team they should be and will be more consistently at the end of the season.  C. Parker led all scorers with 18 points, followed by E. Massenburg with 15 points and a stellar performance on the boards. K. Roy and A. Windom both had 6 points, and those 12 points came at a very crucial time of the game.  A couple of big shots from Roy and Windom started the spark to finish out the game 58-39.

The Hawks defeated cross-town rival, Trinity, on the road by the score of 66-55. The boys are now 3-0 on the young season. K. Kimsey led the scoring with 23 points while S. Perry added 13 and C. Rich poured in 11 points. At one point, the Hawks trailed 19-6, but made a comeback by halftime to take a 34-27 lead into the locker room. Heritage outscored the Lions in the second half by 34-28 to close out the win.

The JV boys defeated Lafayette's varsity team by a score of 50-47 on the road. G. Groover and M. Wilkins each had 10 points while R. Yancey lead the way with 14.

The Hertige JV boys lost to Christian Heritage by a score of 46-41 at home. B. McKinney had a strong game with 14 points while M. Wilkins added 8 and R. Yancey 6 points.

The Lady Hawks fell to Christian Heritage.  The opponent was a well-rounded, well-coached team.  The Lady Hawks played hard all four quarters, never holding their heads down. Early in the second quarter, they lost C. Parker and A. Windom to injury, but that did not stop E. Massenburg and M. Ireland from holding it down in the post position.  K. Laird and L. Smith stepped up at the guard position. Laird led scoring with 9 points and Massenburg followed with 8. Although we walked away with a loss, the Lady Hawks learned from this experience and will be more prepared when they see this team again.

The Varsity Hawks team opened its region schedule with a win over Christian Heritage by a score of 59-45. R. Jackson had a game high 15 points, followed by S. Perry with 13, A. Carter and G. Jones with 12 points each.  A total team effort was used to stifle the Christian Heritage Lion offense led by K. Galvin and M. Wilkins, who finished with a combined four defensive charges taken during the game.

Heritage JVB defeated Calvary by a score of 57-43 at home. R. Yancey burned the nets for 19 points while C. Jones added 11 points.

The Lady Hawks fell to Calvary on the home court, even though they had defeated Calvary in the Thanksgiving tournament at Lagrange Academy.  The Lady Hawks had a rough first half, down by 19 at one point. They made an adjusment third quarter and battled their way back in the fourth, getting themselves within 5 points. Unfortunately, there just was not enough time.  Coach Holli was impressed with the determination from the Lady Hawks and their hunger to win the game.

The Varsity Hawks defeated Calvary 67-60 to go to a stellar 5-0 start to the season. Trailing 10 points late in the third quarter, the Hawks ended the game on a 25-8 run to seal the 7 point victory.

OMA exucuted better than the Lady Hawks, who could not stop them defensively. However, the Lady Hawks saw a stellar performance from the floor by L. Smith, who scored 13 points, and was "on fire" and ready to play!

Heritage defeated OMA by a score of 69-44 to raise their season record to 6 – 0. Eight different Hawk players scored in the game with 3 of those players scoring in double digits. Heritage led 42-26 at halftime and never looked back in cruising to the second victory over OMA this year.

Heritage JVB won on the road at Furtah by a score of 70-34. It was a well-rounded team effort with 10 players contributing in the scoring column (R. Yancey 17, L. Smith 11, B. McKinney 9).

The Lady Hawks defeated Furtah. This was a good game for the Lady Hawks to focus on the little things and try to strengthen themselves as players and as a team. Three Lady Hawks scored in double digits. A. Windom scored 10, L. Smith had 10, and C. Parker had 16. Windom came very close to her first double-double of the season with 8 rebounds, followed by E. Massenburg with 7. M. Ireland also posted a very good performance.  She worked both ends of the floor, really stepping up, forcing turnovers. She scored 8 points and 6 rebounds.

The Varsity Hawks suffered their first loss of the season on the road to a tough Furtah team. Hawks trailed 19-11 after one quarter and could not make up the deficit in the next 3 quarters. Ten Hawks spread out the scoring effort with C. Rich leading the way with 11 points.

12/29/11: Heritage lost to Arlington 71-50 in the first round of the Heritage Christmas Tournament. The Hawks pulled within 2 points late in the second half, but could not get closer and suffered the defeat. Leading scorers for Heritage were A. Carter (12), K. Kimsey (11), and S. Perry (10). The Hawks overall record is now 6-2.

12/30/11: The Hawks dropped a close contest to Trinity by a score of 49-42. K. Kimsey led the scoring with 19 points while C. Martin and G. Jones both chipped in 6 points. The Hawks record is now 6-3 on the season.

The Lady Hawks had a big win against Lagrange Academy. After a long holiday break, they started 2012 on the right note. L. Smith had 9 points, C. Parker had 16 points, 9 rebounds, and E. Massenburg put on a clinic with 16 points and 15 rebounds. The Lady Hawks are keeping their eyes on the prize!

Heritage Varsity Boys got a huge region win defeating LaGrange Academy by a score of 57-55. It marks the first time in 3 seasons that the Hawks have beat the Warriors. K. Kimsey was huge, pouring in 24 points, while A. Carter added 15 points and G. Jones chipped in 5. The Hawks are now 7-3 overall and 2-1 in region play.

Heritage traveled to Atlanta and dropped a hard fought game to a solid Weber School team. A combination of difficulty hitting shots and Weber hitting their shots consistently was the difference in the game.

Heritage Varsity Boys defeated Harvester 78-26 to go 3-1 in region play so far this year. S. Perry hit 5 three-pointers in the second quarter to lead the scoring while K. Kimsey added nine points. M. Wilkins and C. Jones both had seven points. Twelve Hawk players scored in all. The Hawks are now 8-3 overall on the season.

The JV Boys traveled to Columbus to defeat the Calvary Knights by a score of 42-27. Eight different Heritage players contributed to the scoring. The leading scorers were: M. Wilkins (9 points), K. Shuman (8), and R. Yancey, D. Bready, and T. Henson (6 each).

Heritage defeated Calvary for the second time this season. This time is was at Calvary and the score was 54-42. A. Carter got things started early hitting 3 three pointers in the first quarter and the Hawks ended the first quarter up 18-9. The third quarter saw Heritage hold Calvary to a mere 4 points which helped to seal the win. A. Carter and K. Kimsey both scored 14 points while S. Perry added 7 and C. Rich 5. The Hawks are now 9-3 overall and 3-1 in region play.

The JV Hawks had a very successful road trip, upending Christian Heritage at their place by a score of 69-44. Heritage had 3 players in double digit scoring: R. Yancey (16 points), B. McKinney (14), and G. Groover (11). Pressure defense and an up-tempo game was what the Hawks used to run away with the win.

The Varsity Boys lost a hard fought region game to Christian Heritage by a score of 49-44. Too many missed free throws and scoring opportunities was the downfall in this game. G. Jones and C. Rich both had 10 points while K. Kimsey added 6 and A. Carter added 5. The overall record is now 9-4 (4-2 in region play).

The JV Boys defeated cross-town rival, Trinity, by a score of 53-33. This marks the second victory vs. Trinity this season for the JV Hawks. B. McKinney led the scoring with 14 points while R. Yancey pitched in with 13.

The Varsity Hawks were able to bounce back in a big way to defeat Trinity by a score of 76-51. There were four hawks in double figures: S. Perry (17), G. Jones (14), K. Galvin (12), and K. Kimsey (12). Heritage jumped out to a quick start up 22-7 after the first quarter. The rest of the game was pretty much the same as the Hawks outscored the Lions in all four quarters. Overall record 10-4 and Region record 4-2.

The Hawks cruised to a 65-25 road win over the Cougars from The Cottage School. S. Perry led the way with 15 points while C. Martin pitched in with a season high 10 points. Overall record 11-4 and Region record 4-2.

CANCELLED

The Heritage JVB defeated Furtah by a score of 51-48. G. Groover hit a three pointer with 30 seconds left to seal the victory. R. Yancey led the Hawks with 13 points while B. McKinney pitched in 12 points.

The Varsity boys took # 1 ranked and undefeated Furtah to the wire, but fell by the narrow margin of 55-53. This likely was the most exciting game of the year so far. Down to the last shot with a chance to pull off the upset, the Hawks hailed a 3 point attempt at the buzzer that would have been a game winner, but fell two points short. K. Kimsey led the way in scoring with 14 points while G. Jones followed with 9 points and C. Rich with 8 points.