HANCEVILLE, Ala. – Cullman County high school and middle school scholars’ bowl competition kicked off again at Wallace State Community College this week, and coordinator Christine O’Leary shared the results of the season’s first two rounds.
Perennial powerhouse West Point started off in dominant manner once again with high scoring double victories at both levels. Both of Cullman’s teams made strong showings, as did Hanceville and St. Bernard’s middle school teams.
Middle school matches, March 2
Round 1
- Parkside 90, Cullman 340
- Holly Pond 0, West Point 480
- Fairview 70, Vinemont 280
- Good Hope 190, Cold Springs 150
- Hanceville 230, Harmony 20
- Bernard – bye
Round 2
- Fairview 10, West Point 600
- Good Hope 120, Vinemont 240
- Hanceville 170, Cold Springs 150
- Bernard 230, Holly Pond 50
- Parkside 130, Harmony 150
- Cullman – bye
High school matches, March 4
Round 1
- Hanceville 60, West Point 330
- Holly Pond 0, Cullman 350
- Good Hope won default vs. St. Bernard
- Vinemont 60, Cold Springs 50
- Fairview – bye
Round 2
- Cullman 180, Cold Springs 80
- Vinemont 0, West Point 420
- Hanceville won default vs St. Bernard
- Holly Pond 20, Fairview 120
- Good Hope – bye
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