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Tyner depth stifles Meigs

Two on one is a distinct advantage in a basketball fastbreak. Tyner’s girls showed Friday that two to one is a clear advantage in basketball, too.

Actually the Lady Rams slightly exceeded a two-to-one ratio in girls played against Meigs County in their Region 3-AA high school quarterfinal and defeated the Lady Tigers 63-44 at Tyner.

photo Staff Photo by Tim Barber/Chattanooga Times Free Press – Feb 25, 2011 – Tyner’s Treketta Bonds (32) shoots a layup as Meigs County’s Emileigh Swafford attempts to block in first half action Friday at Tyner.

Tyner (19-7) moves on to Monday’s semifinals at McMinn County and take on District 5 champion McMinn Central at 6 p.m. Meigs County ended its season 15-16.

With the Lady Rams at full strength for the first time since before the District 5 tournament, 2:41 had elapsed Friday when Tyner coach Terrie Parks made a wholesale substitution.

“That’s a normal thing,” Parks said. “That’s what’s worked for us all year.”