FERRIDAY, La. &045; Jameca Garrison would like to forget this one.

The only returning starter from last year’s 31-1 Ferriday Lady Trojans fouled out midway through the third quarter Friday, but fortunately for her team the end result was a 54-53 win over Block.

But remember, her role is almost an anomaly &045; a sophomore being asked to provide leadership to a very young group.

&uot;As terrrible as we played, we still ended up pulling it out,&uot; FHS head coach Lisa Abron said.&160;&uot;I guess the team that was more determined pulled it out, but we came out flat. That was the first time (Garrison) fouled out. It’s something she’s got to learn. I chewed her out real good, so maybe it won’t happen again.

I think she felt like she let her teammates down.&uot;

Fortunately for the Lady Trojans, with a little luck, they came out on top. Block’s Tiffany Wilkerson’s one-handed mid-court shot went in, but she released it a second or so after the buzzer sounded.

The Lady Trojans held a 57-47 with 3:09 left in the game before the Lady Bears turned up the heat. Wilkerson hit two 3-pointers to spark an 8-0 run that cut the lead to two, and KeAnna Green hit what turned out to be the game-winner with 1:10 left for the 59-55 lead.

Huntington girls 49, Ben’s Ford 36

FERRIDAY, La. &045; It took an entire half offensively and three quarters defensively for the Lady Hounds to turn things in their favor to come back and win this MPSA District 7-A game Friday night.

Trailing 33-28 after three quarters of play, the Lady Hounds dominated the fourth quarter on offense, defenes and rebounding as they outscored the Lady Eagles 21-3 to pull out the 13-point win.

North Pike girls 52, Jefferson 43

SUMMIT &045; North Pike had the edge in the first quarter en route to a 13-7 lead, but Jefferson County countered with a 13-7 advantage of its own in the second quarter.

But as for the play of the Lady Jaguars, Charlotte Robinson’s 21 points were too much for the Lady Tigers in the second half.

Bastrop girls 64, Vidalia 21

BASTROP, La. &045; Bastrop (4-3) took control of the game with a dominating first quarter on both ends of the court to take a 19-1 lead. The Lady Rams extended their lead to 32-3 at halftime.

Tensas girls 59, Amite SC 31

LIBERTY &045; The Lady Rebels found out how good the Lady Chiefs (10-4, 3-0) are as they were shut out in the first quarter 15-0 and were never able to recover.

Trinity Episcopal girls 60, WCCA 50

WOODVILLE &045; Sierra Massey and Mallory Archer combined for 35 points as the Lady Saints were solid in the win over WCCA.

St. Joseph boys 66, Monterey 60

HARRISONBURG, La. &045; St. Joseph’s advanced to the semifinals of the boys bracket with a hard-fought 66-60 win over Monterey Friday night thanks to a third-quarter rally.

The Eagles look to take control of the game after jumping out to a 20-11 lead at the end of the first quarter. But Monterey wouldn’t go away quietly.

Jefferson boys 49, North Pike 44

SUMMIT &045; Jefferson Counyty led 21-16 at halftime, but North Pike rallied in the third quarter, outscoring the Tigers 16-9 to take a 32-30 lead into the fourth quarter.

Tensas boys 56, Amite SC 50

LIBERTY &045; The Rebels (1-5, 1-2) outscored the Chiefs (5-6, 3-0) by one and two points in the first and third quarters, respectively, but were outscored by five and four points in the second and fourth quarters, respectively.

Ben’s Ford boys 65, Huntington 38

FERRIDAY, La. &045; Ben’s Ford turned what started as a close game into a rout by outscoring still winless Huntington (0-9, 0-4) 25-6 in the second quarter and 16-6 in the third quarter.

Trinity Episcopal boys 39, WCCA 19

WOODVILLE &045; Gregory Ketchings’ 21 points keyed the Saints to their second straight District 6-A win Friday.

The Rams were shut out in the first quarter and trailed 10-0, and the Saints led 17-9 at half and 28-11 at the end of three.

Randy Harris and Brad Pritchard led WCCA with five apiece.