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Meek loses 5-1 to Carbon Hill Bulldogs

ARLEY - The Meek Tigers tied the game against Carbon Hill in the bottom of the six inning, only to lose  a 5-1 defeat. The game was tied at one with Carbon Hill batting in the top of the seventh when an error scored one run for Carbon Hill.
In the first inning, Carbon Hill got their offense started on a run when Adison Jean singled.
Meek knotted the game up at one in the bottom of the sixth inning. An error scored the run.
Caleb Connell was on the hill for Carbon Hill. He went seven innings, allowing one run on one hit and striking out 12.

Carbon Hill shuts down Meek Tigers 21-1

ARLEY - The Meek Tigers baseball team fell behind early and couldn’t come back in a 21-1 loss to the Carbon Hill Bulldogs Saturday, March 23. Carbon Hill scored on a groundout by Caleb Benson, a single by Blake Wright, and a single by Clayton Tittle in the first inning.
Meek struggled to contain the high-powered offense of Carbon Hill, giving up 21 runs.
The Bulldogs scored eight runs in the fifth inning thanks to singles by David Amerson, Larry Terry, Benson, Jacob Aldridge and Tittle and walks by Caleb Kilgore and Matthew Wallace.

Meek wins 8-6 over Lady Bulldogs

Kailyn Rivers slides into home. Lady Bulldog catcher Sam Brannon goes for the tag.

Kailyn Rivers slides into home. Lady Bulldog catcher Sam Brannon goes for the tag.

ARLEY - The Meek Lady Tigers and Addison Lady Bulldogs not only battled each other Wednesday, March 13, at MHS, but a very brisk, blustery wind. The Lady Tigers won by a score of 8-6. Pitcher Autumn Peek got the win, with Anna Grace Luker taking the loss.
Addison got on the scoreboard first, starting off with a single by Destiny Walker. A sacrifice bunt by  Macey Butler moved Walker to second, where Anna Grace Luker’s triple to right scored Walker to give AHS a 1-0 in the top of the first.

Pickens County downs Meek to advance to regional semifinal

Caleb Aaron directs traffic during pos-session for the Meek Tigers.

Caleb Aaron directs traffic during pos-session for the Meek Tigers.

HANCEVILLE - Pickens County was able to withstand a scoring barrage by Meek due Payton Key and Caleb Aaron last Tuesday night to win 85-60 and advance to the northwest regional semifinals in Hanceville. Key finished the game with 35 points, while Aaron added 18, as the two career 1,000-point accounted for 53 of Meek’s 60 points. The Tornadoes would use a stingy full-court press, however, to pull away and win comfortably.

Meek boys win county basketball title

The Meek High School Tigers won the Winston County Basketball Tournament Saturday, Jan. 26, at Lynn High School, with a two-point shot by Caleb Aaron, with nine seconds left in the game to win 44-43 over the Winston County Yellow Jackets. Aaron was named tournament MVP. Pictured to the right on the front row from left: David Tidwell, Caleb Aaron, All Tournament-MVP, Payton Key, All Tournament, Back row: Bryant Key, Stuart Waldrep, Robert Ehlman; Jagger Benson, Bryan Phillips, Kevin Chino, All Tournament, a

The Meek High School Tigers won the Winston County Basketball Tournament Saturday, Jan. 26, at Lynn High School, with a two-point shot by Caleb Aaron, with nine seconds left in the game to win 44-43 over the Winston County Yellow Jackets. Aaron was named tournament MVP. Pictured front row from left: David Tidwell, Caleb Aaron, All Tournament-MVP, Payton Key, All Tournament, Back row: Bryant Key, Stuart Waldrep, Robert Ehlman; Jagger Benson, Bryan Phillips, Kevin Chino, All Tournament, and Chris Clark, All Tournament.

MHS, WCHS split games

Emma Fincher (22) and Brenna Wakefield for the WCHS Lady Jackets go after control of the ball. Also shown are Jessie Woodard (34) for Meek and Samantha Marcum (20) for the WCHS Lady Jackets.

Emma Fincher (22) and Brenna Wakefield for the WCHS Lady Jackets go after control of the ball. Also shown are Jessie Woodard (34) for Meek and Samantha Marcum (20) for the WCHS Lady Jackets.

DOUBLE SPRINGS - The Meek High School Tigers and the Winston County Lady Yellow Jackets were the winners Friday, Jan. 11, at Winston County High School.
The Lady Jackets won by a score of 48 to 27, leading all four quarters. Scoring by quarters went 14-12, 22-17, 35-25 and 48-27.

Lynn beats Meek as final buzzer sounds; MHS girls win 42-26

LHS leading scorer Noah Jackson goes to the hoop, with Chris Clark shown for Meek.

LHS leading scorer Noah Jackson goes to the hoop, with Chris Clark shown for Meek.

LYNN - Lance Harris tipped in a layup as the final buzzer sounded Monday, Dec. 17, to win 51-49 over the visiting Meek Tigers. The Meek Lady Tigers won by a score of 42-26 over the LHS Lady Bears.
Lynn led most of the game, but Meek kept chipping away to take a one point lead late in the third period. LHS quickly regained the lead. With 14 seconds showing on the clock, the score was tied at 49, with Lynn capturing the last second win.

Meek boys defeat Carbon Hill, girls lose by 9

Stuart Waldrep puts two points in for the Meek Tigers.

Stuart Waldrep puts two points in for the Meek Tigers.

CARBON HILL -  The Meek Tigers took a seven point victory over the Carbon Hill Bulldogs Thursday, Nov. 29, 49-42, while the Lady Tigers dropped a loss by nine points, 49-58, to the Lady Bulldogs. The Bulldogs were host to the games.
Payton Key led the charge in scoring with 13 points for the Meek Tigers. Also scoring for the Tigers were Caleb Aaron, 12; Stuart Waldrep, 4; Kevin Chino, 11; David Tidwell, 5.

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