FERRIDAY, La. &045; The game plan for the Davidson Lady Warriors was quite simple &045; get the ball out of Jameca Garrison’s hands and make someone else on Ferriday’s roster take the shots.

That strategy worked for three quarters, but the Lady Trojans got significant contributions from Tiffany Hall and Tiffany Chatman as they outscored the Lady Warriors 14-5 in the fourth quarter to rally for a 46-42 win Friday night.

Hall finished with 19 points and Chatman had 10 points as Ferriday (17-4) rallied first from a bad first quarter and then a five-point deficit going into the fourth quarter.

&uot;Everybody’s figuring out that we’re relying on Jameca to do handle the ball,&uot; Lady Trojans head coach Lisa Abron said. &uot;They (Davidson) doubled up on her for much of the game.&uot;

Garrison was held to just nine points.

Ferriday got off to an awful start in the first quarter as it had a hard time getting anything to drop and the Lady Trojans found themselves trailing 10-5 at the end of the quarter.

Things did get better for Ferriday in the second quarter as it got its offense going and outscored Davidson (3-11) 16-12 to trail by just one, 22-21, at halftime.

McCall 90, Vidalia 29

VIDALIA, La. &045; Not enough bodies and an inability to beat the opponent’s press defense sent the Lady Vikings to another loss, this one in the team’s district opener.

&uot;We hadn’t been playing our best ball lately,&uot; McCall head coach John Holmes said. &uot;We just try to work on our defense. That’s how you get better.&uot;

It was over early on, with the Lady Dragons taking an

14-2 lead midway through the first quarter. From there, things just got worse for Vidalia.

McCall’s Bettina Fountain came off the bench to score 16 points in the second period alone as the Lady Dragons stretched it out to 40-15 at halftime.

By the second half, the only suspense left was whether one of McCall’s top scorers, Arrica Hicks and Fountain, would outscore the entire Vikings squad. Hicks tied the Vikings with 29, Fountain ended with only 26 after she sat down most of the fourth quarter.

Wilkinson 55, Hazlehurst 47

WOODVILLE &045; Wilkinson County moved into first place in the division standings at 5-1 with a win it had to have against a Hazlehurst team that was undefeated in division play going into the game. The Lady Indians dropped to 3-1 in division play.

The Lady Wildcats led 11-6 at the end of the first quarter and 26-18 at halftime. After Hazlehurst (11-10) cut the lead to four points at the end of the third quarter, Wilkinson County’s offense got hot in the fourth quarter as the Lady Wildcats outscored the Lady Indians 21-17.

Franklin 70, Jefferson 50

MEADVILLE &045; The Lady Bulldogs turned a close game after one quarter of play into a rout as outscored the Lady Tigers 19-17 over the next two quarters in a Division 7-3A contest.

Franklin County (13-3, 4-1) led just 16-13 at the end of the first quarter. The Lady Bulldogs then decided not to let Jefferson County (4-15, 1-6) hang around any longer as they used a 16-9 advantage in the second quarter and a 23-8 run in the third quarter to put the game out of reach.

Victoria Hunt led Franklin County with a game-high 17 points and Shalenia Wilcher had 16. Vanteska Williams led Jefferson County with 13 points and Stacy Thomas added 11.

Trinity 48, Silliman 25

NATCHEZ &045; This MPSA District 4-AA game was pretty much over at the opening tip as the Lady Saints dominated the first quarter and rolled to the 23-point win.

Trinity (13-7, 5-3) jumped to a 24-6 lead over the Lady Wildcats (2-11, 0-4) at the end of the first quarter and never looked back. Mallory Archer led the Lady Saints with 16 points and Eliza Jones had 10.

Huntington 47, Briarfield 44

LAKE PROVIDENCE, La. &045; In a game that was perhaps closer than expected, the Lady Hounds took an 11-6 lead after one quarter of play and basically held on for the win in an MPSA District 7-A contest.

Huntington (11-9, 3-1) got 10 points each from Emily Anders, Erin Hedrick and Jessie Lee as well as a solid nine points from Katie Moak. The Lady Hounds needed them as Amy Amacker led Briarfield (5-10, 0-3) with a game-high 22 points and Carleigh Keene had 18.

Tensas 58, Tallulah 13

TALLULAH, La. &045; The Lady Chiefs scored more points in three different quarters than the Lady Trojans did in the entire game with 20 in the first quarter, 15 in the third and 14 in the fourth.

Monterey 49, Epps 40

MONTEREY, La. &045; Monterey got big games from Brittany Woodruff and Morgan White en route to a 49-40 win over Epps, pushing the Lady Wolves to 2-1 in district play.