Franklin County Rebelettes Defeat Marshall County

Ann Abbott Divine drives the ball in the paint on Thursday. (Staff Photo)

The Franklin County Rebelettes delivered a strong team performance to secure a 42-25 victory over Marshall County, overcoming an early deficit with disciplined defense and efficient scoring.

The game opened with both teams struggling to find their offensive rhythm. Franklin County faced a tough defensive stand from Marshall County and managed only four points in the first quarter, trailing 5-4 at the break. However, the Rebelettes regrouped in the second quarter, adjusting their pace and

executing key plays on both ends of the court. Their offensive surge allowed them to outscore Marshall County 19-12 in the period, entering halftime with a 23-17 advantage.

Jaelyn Richie shoots a 3-ball (Staff Photo)

Coming out of the locker room, Franklin County continued to build momentum in the third quarter, increasing defensive pressure and capitalizing on scoring opportunities. The Rebelettes held Marshall County to just seven points while extending their lead to 33-19. In the final quarter, they maintained control of the game, limiting their opponents' offensive chances and closing out the contest with a comfortable 42-25 victory.

Franklin County’s offensive contributions were spread across the roster, showcasing their depth and teamwork:

Nakayjah Holman led all scorers with 12 points, playing a crucial role in the Rebelettes' offensive success.

Gracen Baggett followed with 10 points, consistently finding scoring opportunities.

Hannah Campbell added 7 points, providing valuable contributions.

Jaelyn Richie recorded 5 points, helping to establish offensive flow.

Aahna Carter contributed 3 points, adding to the team's balanced attack.

Baylor Russell and Kenzie Arnold each chipped in 2 points to round out the scoring. With the win, The Rebelettes are Tied with Tullahoma for first place in the District. In order for the tie breaker to be determined, Which may result in a Coin-Flip situation to decide who is the #1 seed in the tournament. They also finish the Regular Season 17-12 and 8-2 in District Play. The Next Game is To Be Determined, However the District Tournament will be at Central Magnet School in Murfressboro. Stay Tuned to ESPN Radio Winchester for more information.