She also has scored 20 against Mitchell County, 21 against Perry and 18 against both Perry and Taylor County.

Jessica Roberts, Tiara Todd and Gabrelle Bullock also have turned in double-digit scoring games for the Dougherty.

Williams has been shuffling her lineup, trying to find the right mix before the Lady Packers travel to Coffee on Friday to open the Region 1-AAAAA season.

The Lady Packers have been using Thomas, Ashley Patillo, Umeika Henry, Shay Lovett, Bria Wallace, Persephone Taylor, Sarah Strong, Tiffany McBride, Brittany Taylor and Miranda Trim.

Patillo had 12 points and 10 rebounds in the 44-43 victory over Worth County on Monday at Lowndes. Thomas, the Auburn signee, has twice won games for the Lady Packers with buzzer-beating baskets.

Colquitt’s girls will play Stockbridge High at 7 p.m. Tuesday and Camden County at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.

The Colquitt County boys will take a two-game winning streak into the tournament after defeating Worth County 47-32 and Statesboro 63-60 to close out play in the U-Save-It Holiday Classic.

The 2-5 Packers will try to extend the streak to three games when they meet St. Francis High of Alpharetta at 8:30 p.m. Monday.

The Knights, who play in Region 7-A, will bring a 6-3 record and a four-game winning streak to Moultrie.

St. Francis has a number of weapons, including senior point guard Brian Wood, who has scored in double-figures seven times. Wood scored 24 in the Knights’ 82-51 victory over North Paulding and 22 in the 66-50 win over Carver-Atlanta.

Devonte Davis has scored 13 or more seven times, including 22 against Paideia, 18 against North Paulding and 17 against Eagles Landing Christian. The 6-foot-2 shooting guard also has scored 14 once and 13 on two occasions.

Sam Kim, a 6-foot-3 forward, also is averaging in double-figures and is the team’s top rebounder.

The Packers will counter with a starting lineup that is expected to include Nate Hill, Dominque Hadley, Eric Key, Brian Berl and Amel Magwood. Also expected to see action are Cole Pitts, Cornelius James, Luis Ballenilla, Cameron Erving, Tyrell Wright, Stacey Blackwell.

Hill, Hadley and Berl all were in double-figures in the win over Statesboro on Tuesday.

Hill, the junior forward, leads the Packers in scoring, averaging 19.1 points a game, and in rebounding. Since scoring a season-low 12 points in the season-opener against Worth County, Hill is averaging 20.3 points a game and has scored 24 against Monroe, 20 against Bainbridge and Worth County and 22 against Statesboro.