Mooresville Varsity showed resilience, effort, and growth in its matchup against Decatur Central, continuing to build momentum as the season progresses. The Pioneers battled through all four quarters, finishing strong with a 16-point fourth quarter to cap the night. Despite facing a deep and aggressive Decatur Central squad, Mooresville never stopped competing and continued to find opportunities on both ends of the floor. Offensively, Halle Moore led the way with an impressive 16-point performance, consistently attacking the basket and converting at the free-throw line. K.J. Barton added 8 points, including a key three-pointer, while Niah Craig contributed 7 points with strong finishes inside. Mooresville also saw scoring contributions from Kendal Price 4 points, Makenzie Holtzclaw 3 points, and Kenzie Garrett 4 points, highlighting a balanced team effort. The Pioneers showed their toughness late in the game, outscoring their earlier quarters and continuing to push the pace through the final buzzer. Defensively, Mooresville worked hard to challenge shots and force contested possessions, showing improvement in communication and effort. While the final score favored Decatur Central, the game provided valuable experience and highlighted the determination and potential of the Mooresville roster. With continued focus and teamwork, the Pioneers are building a strong foundation that will pay dividends as the season moves forward. Mooresville’s commitment, hustle, and positive response throughout the game reflect a team that is learning, growing, and staying united—key ingredients for future success.