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Class 1A Girls Basketball: McIntosh 71, Geneva County 49

MOBILE, Alabama -- The defensive game plan for the McIntosh Demons was to attack early and often in hopes that it would take Geneva County out of their comfort zone.

Offensively the group wanted to run the ball and cut back on turnovers. Both worked to perfection.

McIntosh (24-1) jumped out to the early 19-5 lead in the first period and Geneva County (22-5) couldn't respond. The Demons earned the first ticket of the day in the South Regional with a 71-49 win and advances to next week's Final Four in Birmingham.

With three players in double figures, including the tournament's most valuable player Tolondrea Bolden, McIntosh also got 18 points from their bench.

"In looking at Geneva County Tuesday we knew we had the height advantage and that they were a hard pressing team that liked to run the ball," said Demons head coach Renard Davis. "We're a running team also so we figured it would come down to the runner that lasted the longest. Plus Paige (Barnes) and Shelby (Weaver) both do a great job of blocking shots; clean blocks and that was big for us."

Source: al.com

Resguffle Common Good Day -Andy Wightman and Alastair McIntosh in ...

Latest book A detailed and critical look at how Scotland’s commons were privatised and how the theft of land continues to this day aided by dubious legal fixes Alastair McIntosh Is involved with Scottish land reform especially on Eigg and... Andy Wightman The author of Who Owns Scotland and The Poor had no Lawyers, is an independent writer and researcher on issues of land and democracy with a particular interest in community land rights.

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