TYLERTOWN &8212; With point guards Caitlin Huffines and Mandy Richardson out with ankle injuries, Cathedral wasn&8217;t expected to go on the road and defeat Dexter Tuesday night.

Even though the game was being played at Salem&8217;s gym due to damage done at Dexter due to Hurricane Katrina, this Region 7-1A game was still a home game for the Lady Bulldogs.

It still didn&8217;t matter as Kristian Dobard and Claire Kenda had double-doubles to lead the Lady Green Wave to a stunning 46-40 win for their first win in 7-1A and their second win all season.

&8220;We found a way to hang on and win tonight,&8221; CHS head coach Kathy Graning said. &8220;It was a big win for us.&8221;

Columbia 53, Wilkinson 39

COLUMBIA &8212; The defense that held high-scoring South Pike to a total of 29 points Tuesday night was absent in the third quarter as the Lady Wildcats scored 20 points in that quarter en route to a big win in Region 7-3A action.

Harrisonburg 41, Monterey 38

MONTEREY, La. &8212; Harrisonburg (19-9) outscored Monterey (13-6) 12-5 in the fourth quarter to rally for the win. Jasmine Dunbar led Harrisonburg with 11 points.

Brittany Woodruff led Monterey with 17 points.

Ferriday 51, Sicily Island 27

SICILY ISLAND, La. &8212; Thanks to its press defense, Ferriday (18-1) held Rockel Gary to just 11 points and allowed the Lady Trojans to increase a two-point lead after one quarter of play to 10 at halftime.

Wingfield 74, Natchez High 55

JACKSON &8212; The Lady Falcons took control of this Division 6-5A game by dominating the first quarter as they had a 20-7 lead over the Lady Bulldogs.

Wingfield (1-0, 13-3) then put the game away by out of reach by outscoring Natchez High (0-3, 6-9) 22-12 in the third.

Crystal Springs 71, Jefferson 54

FAYETTE &8212; The host Lady Tigers were able to keep the game close in the first half, but the third quarter proved to be the turning point as they were outscored by the visiting Lady Tigers 20-10 and found themselves down by 18 points in this Region 6-3A game.

Stacy Thomas tried to keep Jefferson County (1-3, 5-9) in the game with her 22 points, but it was not enough.

Tyesha Williams led Crystal Springs (5-0, 13-7) with 27 points.

Franklin County 62, Salem 22

MONTICELLO &8212; The Lady Bulldogs made quick work of the Lady Wildcats in the first round of the Lawrence County Tournament. Franklin County (8-0) led 20-2 at the end of the first quarter and Lady Bulldogs head coach Charles Moore got all 12 of his players in the game.

Victoria Hunt finished with 18 points to lead the Lady Bulldogs, who will face their toughest non-Region 7-3A opponent of the season so far in undefeated St. Aloysius, ranked No. 4 in Class 1A, in the girls championship game today at 6 p.m.

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WCCA , Christian Collegiate

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