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Heather Fields scored a game-high 22 points to lead the Lady Buccs to a win over Jackson Center.
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Team
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CCC
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ALL
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Covington
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11-0
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18-2
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Franklin Monroe
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7-1
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11-2
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Arcanum
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3-1
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7-3
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Tri-Village
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8-2
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11-8
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National Trail
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2-1
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5-2
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Twin Valley South
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2-1
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5-3
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Bradford
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1-2
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2-5
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Ansonia
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1-3
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2-7
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Bethel
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0-3
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2-5
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Mississinawa Valley
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0-3
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2-4
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Tri-County North
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0-3
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1-8
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Newton
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0-8
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0-13
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February 14, 2004 – JACKSON CENTER
When Heather Fields and Michelle Meyer are on, the Covington Lady Buccs are tough to beat. Fields and Meyer were on their game today, but Jackson Center was within striking distance of pulling off an upset until late free throws led to a 49-43 Covington win.
The win gives the Lady Buccs an 17-2 record with one game to play in the regular season. Covington finishes out the season in a makup game on the road againt National Trail on Monday, February 16.
Fields and Meyer combined for 37 of Covington's 49 points. Fields led the way with a game-high 22 points, while Meyer contributed with 15 points.
The Covington Lady Buccs reserve squad also captured a win by defeating Jackson Center 42-20.
Covington Scoring:
Heather Fields – 22
Michelle Meyer – 15
MaryBeth Bayman – 5
Caitlin Sargent – 3
Meredith Besecker – 2
Audrey Doseck – 1
Ashley Johnson – 1
Jackson Center Scoring:
Halberstadt – 10
M. Huffer – 9
Platfoot – 7
B. Huffer – 6
Glass – 4
Littlejohn – 4
Spullman – 2
Lateman – 2
