COLE CAMP — In the battle of the last two unbeaten boys basketball teams in the Kaysinger Conference, the Cole Camp Bluebirds used a 24-6 second quarter run to pull away from Green Ridge and win 81-63 on Tuesday at Robert Farrington Court.
“We just started playing it out and playing the game how it’s played,” said Cole Camp center Tanner Oelrichs. “We hit some shots that really helped to boost us up a little bit. Everybody got pumped up. Everybody was working together.”
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