COLD SPRINGS — The Eagles came out cold in the first, but they quickly found their groove, outscoring the visiting Addison Bulldogs 18-7 in the first.
The Bulldogs looked to make a comeback in the second, hitting back to back trifectas, but Cold Springs kept pace with answer after answer that included eight straight points from Tristian Chambers that helped the Eagles to a 44-26 halftime lead.
Cold Springs stayed hot in the third, ballooning the lead to 31 and starting the fourth quarter hot clock. The Eagles set it on cruise control in the fourth and took the victory 72-42.
GIRLS
The Lady Eagles of Cold Springs started and finished the first on strong notes Monday night in their matchup with the Addison Lady Bulldogs. Emme Willougby dominated the paint with eight first quarter points. Camryn Crider added a pair of three-point buckets. Bailey West drained a three and hit an easy layup and Rilee White dropped in a deuce to make the score 21-4 after one quarter of play.
Willougby started the second just as hot, draining back to back threes from the top of the key to open the frame. She would go on to add another three and a pair of baskets under the hoop to lead her team to a huge 48-14 advantage heading to the half.
The Lady Eagles lengthened their lead to 44 in the third and coasted to the win by a final score of 66-20.
