Staff report

SALISBURY — Salisbury’s girls basketball team set a record on Friday that may be tied, but never will be broken.

The Hornets allowed zero points to the Thomasville Bulldogs. The Hornets have had a few games in their history in which they have allowed single digits, but nothing like this. The final was 63-0.

Thomasville is going to have a difficult time this season in the Central Carolina Conference. The Bulldogs (0-4, 0-2) scored 6, 8 and 8 in their previous three games. They are averaging 5.5 points per game.

Salisbury didn’t have much trouble scoring in its CCC opener. Shamya Arnold started the game with a personal 9-0 run, with two 3-pointers and a three-point play.

By the end of the first quarter, Arnold had 13 points and Salisbury led 27-0.

“Happy for Shamya, she got out to a quick start, hit some 3s and got out in transition,” SHS coach Lakai Brice said.

It was 45-0 at halftime. The second half was playing with a running clock.

Arnold finished with a career-high 17 points. MaKayla Noble had 15, while Jamyrah Cherry and Torese Evans got 10 each.

Thomasville  0     0     0      0      — 0

Salisbury        27  16     4     16     — 63

SALISBURY — Arnold 17, Noble 15, Cherry 10, Evans 10, Zapata 5, McCombs 4, Pearson-Hasty 2.

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CHARLOTTE — Salisbury was involved in a much more competitive game on Saturday and  beat Legion Collegiate Academy of Rock Hill 58-51 on a neutral floor at United Faith Christian Academy.

Noble scored 25 points and was named game MVP.

Cherry scored a season-high 20.

The Hornets (3-3) led by 15 at halftime, but Legion Collegiate (3-4) slowed the Hornets down and made it tighter in the second half.

“They were a scrappy team,” Brice said.

Legion          9     14    15    13  — 51

Salisbury    20     18    8     12   — 58

SALISBURY — Noble 25, Cherry 20, Arnold 6, Spruill 3, Evans 2, Myers 2.