Snook loses five games at Franklin Tournament

Bluejays working for steady improvement

SNOOK’S JERMAINE KEARNEY tries to dribble past Moulton guard Braden Kram during the Snook-Moulton game last Tuesday night at Snook High School. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday
SNOOK’S JERMAINE KEARNEY tries to dribble past Moulton guard Braden Kram during the Snook-Moulton game last Tuesday night at Snook High School. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

“We are still turning the ball over too much overall, but it hasn’t been full-court pressure that is blowing us up.”

In the opening game with Navasota, Snook fell behind 11-2 in the first quarter and 22-11 at halftime but put together a 17-16 run in the fourth quarter to cut the margin.

Snook shot 27.7 percent from the field, compared to 37.3 percent for the Rattlers. Snook was also 4-16 at the free…