All three W.S. Neal High School Eagle basketball teams came away with losses Tuesday on the road in Flomaton.
The W.S. Neal B-team lost to Flomaton 35-31 while the Lady Eagles of East Brewton lost 58-30. In varsity boys action, the Eagles lost 58-41.
The losses for the W.S. Neal teams dropped the B-team Eagles to 0-3 while the girls fell to 1-3. The varsity Eagles loss dropped them to 1-6.
All teams were set to be back in action Thursday when they travel to Uriah to take on the J.U. Blacksher Bulldogs. The Eagles will be at home Friday against Excel.
All games are set to start at 4:30 p.m. with the B-teams playing followed by the girls and then the boys.

Flomaton 35, W.S. Neal B-team 31
W.S. Neal’s B-team remained winless Tuesday in Flomaton as they lost by four points to the Hurricanes 35-31.
A 7-1 Flomaton scoring advantage in the third quarter was the key to the game.
W.S. Neal led 7-5 after the first quarter, but trailed at the halftime break 18-17 after Flomaton held a 13-10 advantage in the second quarter.
In the third, the Hurricanes outscored W.S. Neal 7-1 to take a 25-18 lead into the fourth quarter. In the fourth, W.S. Neal cut into the lead by three points as they outscored Flomaton 13-10 but Flomaton was able to hang on for the win.
Trevor Burns led W.S. Neal with 18 points in the loss and had three rebounds while Zack Haveard added 10 points and four rebounds.

Flomaton 58, W.S. Neal girls 30
Despite getting 23 points from Keyvonnia Kyles, the W.S. Neal Lady Eagles lost to Flomaton 58-30 Tuesday.
“Our ladies were just simply over powered by their big girls,” W.S. Neal Lady Eagle head coach John Saxon said. “We had a great game plan going into the game and we hit our first two shots from then field. We then went into our full court press and they had trouble with that. We forced four quick turnovers then we became intimidated after that by their big girls. My girls never gave up and I am proud of them.”
Kyles led W.S. Neal in points and had eight rebounds and three assists and led with six steals and had one block in the loss.
Tiana Smith had four points for the Lady Eagles along with four rebounds and four steals along with one assist and two blocks.
Arianna Jones added two points and one rebound and one steal and Angelique Askew had one point, two rebounds, three assists and one steal in the loss. Jasmine Crook led the Lady Eagles with 12 rebounds, four assists, and seven blocks and added two steals in the loss.
W.S. Neal trailed 16-10 after the first quarter and 34-18 at the half. In the third quarter, Flomaton outscored W.S. Neal 15-7 to take a 49-25 lead. In the fourth, Flomaton outscored W.S. Neal 9-5 to get the 28-point win.

Flomaton 58, W.S. Neal varsity 41
After picking up their first win last Wednesday in the Flomaton Thanksgiving tournament, the W.S. Neal Eagles lost to Flomaton Tuesday 58-41 on the road.
The loss dropped their record to 1-6 overall.
“The guys are playing much harder although the score of the game does not represent that,” Eagle head coach Derek Roberts said. “I think we have a few more things to brush up on and get ready for our first area game against Monroeville.”
W.S. Neal was outscored 15-4 in the first quarter Tuesday night and 17-13 in the second to trail 32-17 at the half.
In the third quarter, Flomaton held a 13-9 advantage to take a 45-26 lead into the fourth quarter. In the fourth, the Eagles edged out the Hurricanes 15-13 but lost by 17 points.
Dalton Evans, Kenny Kiser, and Montrel Banks all had seven points in the loss with Kiser having four rebounds and Banks having six.