FERRIDAY &8212; There in the makeshift locker room at Trinity Episcopal School, the Huntington Lady Hounds were just disgusted.

You would be, too, if you were 0-12 and quite possibly the best winless team around.

The 58-22 loss may have been a turning point, because less than 24 hours later the Lady Hounds turned it around with a 57-51 win over Centreville for the first win of the season.

The Lady Hounds (1-12) lost to Centreville by 26 points in the first meeting.

&8220;We had a big powwow after the game last night,&8221; Huntington head coach Penny Moak said. &8220;Last night we were pretty upset, and they were devastated. I told them they&8217;ve got two choices when things get hard. You can quit or keep working and try to get better. I told them I&8217;ll keep working if you will. They came out tonight and got it done.&8221;

Finally, the shots started to fall after seemingly none fell in the loss at Trinity. And the Lady Hounds hit from the free throw line late after Centreville battled back to make things interesting in the fourth quarter.

Huntington led 28-17 at half before the Lady Tigers trimmed the deficit to 43-36 heading into the fourth. There the Lady Hounds hit 10 of 12 from the line while spending most of the quarter in the double bonus, while Katie Moak hit five of six from the line.

&8220;They started out in a zone and leaving us open from the outside,&8221; Moak said. &8220;Leslie (Wagoner) was on with her 3s, and Katie was driving and getting fouled. They went to a man, and we had a little momentum and some confidence built up by then. They did well.&8221;

Katie Moak led the Lady Hounds with 18. Brittany Boatner led CA with 18.

Ferriday 60, Block 52

JONESVILLE &8212; The Lady Trojans made it a sweep at the Block tournament to claim their second straight tournament championship with the eight-point win over the homestanding Lady Bears.

It even took a withstanding of Block&8217;s 24-point fourth quarter to do it. Ferriday (8-1) led 42-28 after the third quarter before the Lady Bears (5-4) got hot in the fourth.

Top scorers were Jasmine Upchurch for Ferriday with 22 points and Ashley Green for Block with 25.

Adams Christian 51, Central Hinds 24

RAYMOND &8212; The Lady Rebels may have put up one of their best games yet, and it couldn&8217;t have come at a better time.

Adams (1-0, 10-2) got shots to fall from the outside, played well defensively and led virtually the entire game to open District 3-AA play. The Lady Rebels led 17-4 after one, 32-13 at half and 45-19 heading into the fourth quarter on Central Hinds (0-1, 7-8).

Katie Ann Swinny led Adams with 15.

Tensas at Prairie View tourney

BASTROP, La. &8212; Tensas Academy took two wins at the Prairie View Academy tournament and claimed the tournament title with a 47-29 win over PVA in the finals and a 58-28 win over Riverfield in the semifinals.

In the final, the Lady Chiefs (12-3) shook off a first half where they led only by two to motor out on a 17-2 run over the third quarter to lead 37-24 heading into the fourth quarter.

Tabitha Howard&8217;s 18 points led the Lady Chiefs.

Against Riverfield, the Lady Chiefs did basically the same thing with a 13-3 run in the third quarter after holding a 31-21 lead at halftime to put the score at 44-24 heading into the fouth quarter.

egan Bauerle led Tensas with 16 points.