Sparkman Senators Win Second Consecutive Huntsville City Classic Championship
The sixth-ranked Sparkman Senators celebrate their second consecutive Huntsville City Classic title with a 64-52 victory over No. 7 Baker. Photo Contributed
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 By  Bob Labbe Published 
10:27 pm Thursday, December 29, 2022

Sparkman Senators Win Second Consecutive Huntsville City Classic Championship

HUNTSVILLE- The Sparkman Senators won their second consecutive Huntsville City Classic title with an impressive 64-52 victory over the No. 7 Baker Hornets in the annual 16-team tournament held at Huntsville High. The sixth-ranked Senators led the entire game and took a quick 12-point lead after the first quarter. The Hornets (13-5) were just 5 of 34 in three-point shots while the Senators hit 42-percent from the field.

Leading scorers for the 16-4  Senators were Will Hawkins with 17 and Karmelo Montgomery with 16.

Sparkman defeated Buckhorn 45-40, Westminster 47-35 and Bob Jones 62-28 on its way to the 40th annual Classic finals.

An in-depth report on the 40th annual tournament will be printed in the Jan. 11 edition of the Madison Record.

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