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Monday, November 9, 2026Nov 9

Suttles, Williams find basketball competition close to home

The Servants' Juice Williams takes a shot between AND1's   John Devries and Randall Smith (0) Tuesday evening at Notre Dame High School.
The Servants' Juice Williams takes a shot between AND1's John Devries and Randall Smith (0) Tuesday evening at Notre Dame High School. The Servants' Juice Williams takes a shot between AND1's John Devries and Randall Smith (0) Tuesday evening at Notre Dame High School.

Trey Suttles has decided to return close to home.

Jorden Williams never strayed far away.

Both college basketball players are in the Ricky Taylor Pro-Am League, which started Tuesday night at Notre Dame High School. They play for the Servants, who lost 113-101 to And 1 in the first game of the evening.

Former Tyner standout Suttles had 24 points, while McCallie alumnus Williams had 17, but they couldn’t overcome a 34-point performance from former Lookout Valley standout Sidney Pointer.

photo The Servants’ Treye Suttles takes a shot as AND1’s John Devries (33) and Sidney Pointer (30) Tuesday evening at Notre Dame High School.

“This league is a great opportunity to play against good players,” Suttles said. “I love good competition. We’ve been waiting for something like this for a while; instead of going center to center, we can come together and play.”