TIFTON —
A trip to Macon saw the Tiftarea Academy Panthers return with a single win in four games against the Tattnall Square Trojans Tuesday.
The Lady Panthers fell to 6-9 after a 59-30 loss. Caitlyn Albritton scored a team high seven points while Tattnall’s Ivey Slaughter netted 31.
In the boys game, the Trojans won, 55-45. Ethan Mims led Tiftarea with 12 points and seven rebounds while Josh Hancock contributed eight.
Hancock was also among the leaders in the junior varsity boys game which saw the Panthers take home their only win of the evening, 44-38. They are now 5-1 on the year.
Hancock had nine points, second to Levi Moore’s 10.
The junior varsity girls now stand at 2-2 after being defeated, 48-37.
Erin Register’s 14 and Mary Margaret McGarr’s 12 paced the Lady Panthers.
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