
In addition to spearheading the Little Cyclones' offense, Lipsey played essentially all 32 minutes and guarded North Scott's leading scorer.
Phillips, a 6-foot-5 freshman, made a big impact as well.
His first bucket came in the second quarter on an assist from Lipsey, knotting the game at 15, and he later canned two 3-pointers in the fourth quarter to keep the North Scott lead in single digits.
Phillips may be a powerful inside presence, but he has the ability to do damage around the arc as well.
“I thought Corey did a great job.  “He hit big 3s, he'll continue to grow and do some great things, but I thought he showed a lot of maturity.
The inside-out duo give plenty of reason for Little Cyclone fans to be optimistic for the future.
It's been a successful first season for both Lipsey and Phillips, and each individually pointed to the upperclassmen as sources of leadership and confidence.
“This was a great year,” Lipsey told the Tribune. “I love everyone on this team. The seniors: Japannah (Kellogg), Will (Krapfl), Bobby (Brause), Kiaeem (Mosley), Jackson (Fox), all them, they've taught us a lot.
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Aberdeenshire Council’s Garioch Area Committee heard on Tuesday that the site, which was formerly used for car sales by I&K Motors, is currently unused with all sales now taking place at Highclere Business Park.
The new building will be occupied by Screwfix and while the main market served by the company is trade sales, the premises would also be open to members of the public Monday to Friday from 7am to 10pm, Saturday from 7am to 6pm and Sunday from 9am to 4pm.
Councillors heard that the proposal would create 12 jobs.
The wider site currently accommodates a number of outlets including the likes of Morrisons, the Strathburn Hotel, Firework Scotland Ltd, Magpie Second Hand Furniture, William Wilson Plumbing Centre and the Fly Cup Coffee Shop.
A number of alternative sites had been discounted as a result of being either too large, too small, or unavailable.
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and expanded. This Waltham Road School was still a temporary building, and the city of Columbus threatened to take control of the district.
The district’s first permanent school building (pictured left), now known as Jones Middle School, opened in 1924. J.W. Jones was hired as the principal and the district’s first full-time superintendent.
As it enters its second century, Upper Arlington Schools is a growing district with nine school buildings, approximately 6,400 students and rising, and a staff of approximately 870. Drawing inspiration from our tradition of excellence, the district is committed to its mission to challenge and support every student every step of the way, and its vision of uniquely accomplished students prepared to serve, lead and succeed.
In 1942, Upper Arlington was home to approximately 5,000 residents who had to travel to the Grandview Heights or Columbus libraries. The building once used as a field office for the Upper Arlington Company, a streetcar shelter and voting location, became the first library under management of the Grandview Heights Public Library. Miller Park Library (pictured right) was 468 square feet, and held 600 books.
In the early 1950s, two more libraries opened— one at Lane Avenue Shopping Center and one at Tremont Center. In 1959, Tremont Library, the largest branch, was built at Tremont and Northam roads in place of the Tremont Center facility. The Miller Park Library tripled in size in 1962. By this time, circulation at the Upper Arlington branches surpassed their parent library, yet they were controlled by the Grandview Library Board.
In 1967, Mayor John Dunkel spearheaded an effort to challenge a law prohibiting new library systems in Ohio. Thanks to his perseverance, the Ohio General Assembly passed HB 494 in 1967, allowing Upper Arlington to independently establish and govern its own library system.
In 1975, the Lane Road Library replaced the space on Lane Avenue. In 1987, Tremont Library doubled its space, and in 2007, the Miller Park library was also expanded. Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2017, the Upper Arlington Library System is considered a community jewel, providing opportunities for lifelong learning and fellowship.No doubt you were thrilled and bedazzled by Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 over the bank holiday weekend. Frankly, we can't stop singing 'Wham Bam Shang-A-Lang' after having experienced James Gunn's uproariously funny sequel – who do we have to blackmail to arrange a reunion with Star Lord, Gamora, Rocket, Drax and Groot every year?
The film also leaves us with a lot – and we mean a lot – of questions as a result of its five (count 'em) post-credits scenes. The expected Marvel stingers range from the funny to the universe-building. Here's what we think they mean.
WARNING: MAJOR GUARDIANS SPOILERS! GO NO FURTHER IF YOU HAVEN'T WATCHED!
1. Yondu's arrow
In the wake of the blue-skinned one's death at the hands of Kurt Russell's villainous Ego, his whistle-activated arrow ultimately ends up in the hands of his deputy Kraglin (played by James Gunn's brother, Sean, who also does the on-set motion capture movements for Rocket). However the new incumbent struggles to get a handle on the controls and ultimately ends up firing it into the unsuspecting Drax (Dave Bautista). And he said his reflexes were too fast...
2. Stakar's speech
Although the movie denied us a Tango & Cash reunion between Sly Stallone's Ravager character and the apparently benevolent yet totally evil Ego, the presence of the former is in fact very important. During the climax we see Stakar addressing the Ravager fleet in the wake of Yondu's (Michael Rooker) death, acknowledging the complex history between the two characters (Stakar banished Yondu when he found out he was abducting and selling child slaves, although as now know, he become something of a father figure to Chris Pratt's Star-Lord).
In fact Stakar, originally known as Starhawk, was one of the original Guardians of the Galaxy, paired in the comics with Aleta Ogord, Charlie-27, Krugarr, Mainframe and Martinex. All of these guys appear in the climactic sequence played by, respectively, Crouching Tiger's Michelle Yeoh, Pulp Fiction's Ving Rhames, Miley Cyrus (in a vocal role) and Smallville's Michael Rosenbaum. And it seems like these guys could be teed up for their own movie.
"I would love to see those characters reappear in the future," says Gunn. "Where exactly they will be, whether it