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Final Regular Season Poll

 

 

1. Holy Cross

6. Covington Catholic

2. Boone County

7. Owen County

3. Dixie Heights

8. Bishop Brossart

4. Holmes

9. Gallatin County

5. Newport Central Catholic

10. Simon Kenton

Others Receiving Votes: Pendleton County, Ryle, Lloyd Memorial, Campbell County, Cooper,

 

 

 

2/14/12 - Holmes @ Conner

 

 

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DaQuan Palmer - Holmes (Picture Coming Soon)

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HEBRON, KY: It was senior night in Hebron as the Holmes Bulldogs came in to take on the Conner Cougars.

Holmes had a hot hand coming into the game, coming off an overtime win against Newport Central Catholic in Ot and it carried over to the game Tuesday night as the trio of Dontel Rice, Chris Engelmon, Daquan Palmer and James Bolden took the game into their hands as the Bulldogs jumped out to a 25-9 first quarter lead and never looked back.

Conner's leading scorer, Sam Hennerich went down in the early part of the quarter and would not return.

Balanced scoring by Conner in the second quarter and by DaQuan Palmer from Holmes made up the offense in the second as Holmes would extend their lead to 43-25 going into the locker room at the half.

Conner would outscore Holmes 21-20 in the third frame as Carter Byrns added 11 of the 21 points, while Palmer would punch in 8 more for the Bulldogs making the score 63-46 going into the 4th quarter.

Holmes would put the game away in the 4th quarter, outscoring the Cougars 16-11 to take the 79-57 win, giving the Bulldogs one of their season goals, a 20 win season as they improve to 20-6 on the year.

Dontel Rice led all scorers for Holmes with 21 points, while Carter Byrns paced Conner with 15.

DaQuan Palmer had taught a clinic in the first 3 quarters, giving himself 20 points and his effort garnered him our seventh Custom Trophy & Apparel Player of the Game.

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Holmes (20-6)
25
18
20
16
79

Conner (8-17)
9
16
21
11
57

 

Holmes (20-6): Rice 21, Palmer 20, Elgelmon 13, Bolden 8, Coston 8, Waller 3, Housley 2, Covington 2.

Conner (8-17): Byrns 15, Padgett 12, Barker 9, J. Adbon 8, Huff 4, Riddle 3, Koors 3, Lamblez 2, Watts 1

3-pointers: H 7 (Palmer 4, Rice 2, Coston 3l) C 4 (Byrns 2, Koors, Riddle)

Free Throws - Holmes 13-20 65% Conner 5-10 50%

 

2/7/12 - Calvary Christian @ Bellevue

 

 

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BELLEVUE, KY: As the regular season comes to the close, we normally talk about seniors in their final games. From what I saw last night, we shuld be talking about the freshmen and underclassmen that start to make a stand and say "it's my time now too".

That's what I saw last night at Bellevue as Freshman Austin Woodyard who started in his 4th varsity game, came to play. As we broadcast our firsy Calvary Christian Cougar game as they came to Ben Flora Gymnasium on Tuesday night to take on the Bellevue Tigers.

The first quarter saw Woodyard set the tone of the game by pouring in 8 of the Tigers 18 first quarter points as the Tigers took an 18-13 lead after the first 8 minutes. Calvary came back from being down 6-0 to cut the deficit to 5 at quarter end. Jake Lamb paced the Cougard with 6 points in the quarter.

The second quarter saw balanced scoring from 5 Tigers as the lead was extended to 11 at the half, 35-24. John Moran led the Cougars with 6 points in the second .

Turnovers were the story of the game and eventually Calvary's undoing. Although I don't have a total, they were many and the points that Bellevue was abe to capitalize with put the game out of reach. An 11 point output by Brandon Hoffman ion the 4th quarter sealed the deal for the Tigers as they went on to win the game 72-42.

Jake Lamb led the Cougars with 14 points. Austin Woodyard and Brandon Hoffman both led all scorers for Bellevue with 16 points each.

Austin Woodyard set the pace for the Tigers in the first quarter had 16 points and 13 reboundstotal for the game. For his efforts, he was given our 6th Custom Trophy & Apparel Player of the Game award.

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Calvary Christian (1-19)
13
11
7
11
42

Bellevue (11-12)
18
17
11
26
72

 

Calvary Christian (1-19): Lamb 14, Moran 11, Whitt 6, Turner 4, Worstell 3, Madden 2, Varnado 2.

Bellevue (13-7): Woodyard 16, Hoffman 16, Fogelman 12, Myers 11, Poinsette 8, Rodriguez 3, Ackerson 2, Arnzen 2, Baqrnes-Waidel 2.

3-pointers: CC 5 (Lamb 2, Whitt, Moran, Worstell) B 5 (Poinsette 2,
Myers 2, Hoffman)

Free Throws - Calvary Christian 5-14 35.7% Bellevue 13-19 68.4%

1/29/12 - Holy Cross vs. Bardstown - All "A" State Championship

 

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FRANKFORT, KY: It was 1999.....the last time that Holy Crossw made it to the All "A" Classic. They have never been to the finals, but they find themselves 32 minutes away from the title with a game against Bardstown standing between them and the hardware.

Holy Cross would take an early 6-0 lead before Bardstown would come back to eventually cut the Indians lead to just 2 points by the end of the first quarter. Led by Jake Burger's 6 points, the Indians would force 5 Bardstown turnovers. The Indians would take a 14-12 lead after the first quarter.

Bardstown would take the lead in the second quarter as they would outscore the Indians by a 18-13 margin as they took a 30-27 lead into the locker room. The Indians would force another 5 Bardstown turnovers but would not be able to capitalize those into points.

Bardstown would hold Holy Cross to 3 points coming out of the locker room on the way to a 42-30 3rd quarter score. The Indians shot 1-14 for just 7% in the quarter.

Holy Cross would go on a 7 point run to cut the lead to 5 coming into the 4th quarter. It would end up being a 22 point quarter for the Indians as they outscored Bardstown, 22-9. The end of the game was outstanding. Anthony Myrks would hit a layup to break a 49-49 tie with 2 seconds left, 51-49. A long pass from the Indians State Champion Football Quarterback Kyle Fuller put the ball 3/4 the way down the floor, but a Bardstown player touched the ball as it went out of bounds. Travis Thompson would inbound the ball to Jake Fuller who put up an off balanced three point shot with 1.8 seconds to go and banked it in as time expired. The Holy Cross Indians were crowned 2012 All "A" Classic State Champions.

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Holy Cross (22-2)
14
13
3
22
52
Bardstown (18-7)
12
18
12
9
51

 

Holy Cross (20-2): Burger 18, Campbell 12, Fortner 8, C. McClendon 7, B. Pouncy 4, Thompson 3

Bardstown (16-8): Myrks 17, Brewer 13, Cosby 5, Grundy 5, Ramos 4, Starks 4, Hubbard 3

3-pointers: Holy Cross 3 (Burger 2, C. McClendon), Bardstown 3 (Brewer 2, Cosby)
Free Throws - Holy Cross 7-14 - 50%, Bardstown 12-16 - 75%

 

1/27/12 - Owen County vs. Holy Cross - All "A" State Round 2

 

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FRANKFORT, KY:During the football season, we did not get the opportunity to broadcast the Owen County/Holy Cross Game. We make up for that tonight as we are able to present the video of the Owen County/Holy Cross Game in the second round of the 2012 Boys All "A" Classic State Tournament. Owen County hasn't seen the semifinals since 1996, Holy Cross since 1995, so both teams are due.

Holy Cross came out a bit flat in the first quarter, shooting just 21% (3-14) to Owen County's 60% (6-10). Owen County also had 3 blocked shots in the first quarter to take a 12-7 lead after the first period.

Holy Cross came back and reversed the trend in the second quarter, outscoring the Rebels 16-9 in the second frame. For the half, Owen County had shot 62.5% from the free throw line, where as Holy Cross had yet to shoot a free throw. Jake Burger led the Indians with 9 points at the half, while Stone Osborne paced the Rebels with 8 points. 9 Rebel turnovers in the half turned into 11 points for the Indians in the first 16 minutes.

Holy Cross would extend their lead to 6 by the end of the 3rd quarter. Jake Burger led the Indians with 7 of the 11 points in the third frame. The Holy Cross press really didn't bother the Rebels that much, but 4 more turnovers added to 6 of the Holy Cross points in the quarter.

In the end, it was the ball just not falling through the basket. The Rebels did a good job in keeping Tony Campbell away from the ball and they were crashing the boards, but the ball just would not fall. Holy Cross would extend the lead to 13 points and move on to the Semi-finals with a 48-35 final score.

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Owen County (16-8)
12
9
7
7
35
Holy Cross (20-2)
7
16
11
14
48

 

Owen County (16-8): Shelton 9, Osborne 9, Ripy 8, S. Williams 7, Ball 2

Holy Cross (20-2): Burger 20, Campbell 13, Thompson 7, Fortner 4, C. McClendon 2, Fuller 2

3-pointers: Owen County 0, Holy Cross 4 (Burger 2, Campbell, Thompson)
Free Throws - Owen County 7-16 43.8%, Holy Cross 4-5 - 80%

 

1/26/12 - 2012 All "A" Classic - Boys Day 1

 
 

A great night for our local teams in their first day of competition in the 2012 All "A" Classic in Frankfort. Holy Cross represented the 9th Region well with a 57-47 win over Barbourville. Owen County definately had the largest fan base that we saw tonight and that helped the Rebels to a 56-37 win over Buckhorn. Bishop Brossart and Louisville Collegiate went to an extra frame after tying the game at 49 at the end of regulation, but the Titans proved to be just that much more than the Mustangs as Brossart fell 57-52 in OT.

Tonight's results make the Northern Kentucky teams of the 8th, 9th and 10th regions go 5-6 for the first round of games. Holy Cross will take on Owen County in a rematch of the 2011 Football Playoffs with the Rebels looking for a little payback. That game will be at 8:00pm. We will have complete game video of the game right here on the webpage along with pictures as well.

 

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Barbourville (18-3)
5
16
7
19
47
Holy Cross (19-2)
7
16
13
21
57

 

Barbourville (18-3): Hildebrand 27, Broughton 8, De. Mills 4, Da. Mills 3, Tye 3, Rudd 2

Holy Cross (19-2): Burger 23, Campbell 18, C. McClendon 6, M. McClendon 3, Thompson 3, Gabbard 3, Fortner 1

3-pointers: Barbourville 10 (Hildebrand 7, Da. Mills, De. Mills, Tye) Holy Cross 4 (Burger 2, Gabbard, M. McClendon)

Free Throws - Barbourville 1-2 - 50% Holy Cross 9-19 - 47.4%

Turnovers - Barbourville 16, Holy Cross 10

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Buckhorn (16-4)
3
10
13
11
37
Owen County (16-7)
12
19
2
22
56

 

Buckhorn (16-4): Day 21, Blank 5, Couch 4, Easterling 4,
Tr. Gay 3

Owen County (16-7): Ball 12, C. Williams 11, Ripy 9,
S. Williams 8, Taylor 7, Osborne 6, Shelton 2.

3-pointers: Buckhorn 2 (Day, Gay) Owen County 3 (Ball 2, Taylor)

Free Throws - Buckhorn 9-11 81.8% Owen County 20-27 74.1%

Turnovers - Buckhorn 11, Owen County 11

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4 OT
Final
Louisville Collegiate (14-5)
12
12
13
 12
8
57
Bishop Brossart (15-5)
10
18
7
 14
3
52

 

Louisville Collegiate (14-5): Steggeman 18, Perry 12,
McAnulty 11, Keyer 8, Overstreet 6, Schutte 2

Bishop Brossart (15-5): Saunders 11, Burns 10, Jennings 9,
Verst 8, Au. Trentman 6, Fardo 5, Al. Trentman 3

3-pointers: Louisville Collegiate 6 (McAnulty 4, Steggeman 2, Perry) Bishop Brossart 4 (Fardo, Verst, Saunders, Trentman)

Free Throws - Louisville Collegiate 7-13 53.8% Bishop Brossart
6-7 85.7%

Turnovers - Louisville Collegiate 12, Bishop Brossart 15

 

1/24/12 - Lloyd Memorial @ Dixie Heights

 

 

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CRESTVIEW HILLS, KY: When I attend a basketball game, I hope for the type of atmosphere that I saw on Tuesday night as Lloyd Memorial came down Dixie Highway to face the Dixie Heights Colonels. Both teams swere undefeated in District Play. The winner, more than likely would garner the number 1 seed in the 34th District tournament that will be played at Lloyd Memorial this year.

Both teams came out firing in the first quarter. Both teams made 3 three pointers. for Dixie, Parker Stansberry dropped in 2 while Nick Niehaus added another, for Lloyd, KT Williams drained a couple and Tyler Bray added another as both teams were tied at 14 after the first quarter.

Brandon Hatton found something in the second quarter, adding 8 points in the frame, while Lloyd Memorial mixed it up, addiing 2 more three poiinters and going 7-8 from the free throw line to stay within 2 points at the half, 33-31.

Dixie Heights would start to pull away in the third quarter. after being tied at 40, the Colonels would go on an 8-2 run by the end of the quarter it would be a 6 point lead for Dixie at the end of the third quarter, 48-42.

That lead would increase to 15, but the Juggernauts would come back. Their first 4 made baskets in the 4th quarter would be three pointers and Lloyd would tie the game again with about a minute and a half to go. A couple of costly turnovers and some greatly timed free throws by the Colonels would give them a 60-58 win over Lloyd.

Brandon Hatton was given our Custom Trophy & Apparel player of the game for his 25 point effort to lead all scorers.

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Owen County (9-6)
20
9
11
17
57
Gallatin County (11-3)
7
19
14
12
52

 

Lloyd Memorial (8-12): Asher 3 0 8, Ewell 2 2 7, Thompson 1 2 5, Bray 7 4 22, McKay 1 1 3, Krebs 1 0 2, Williams 3 2 11. Totals 18 11 58.

Dixie Heights (13-7): Hassel 6 0 14, Fox 1 2 4, Stansberry 4 1 11, Evans 1 2 4, Hattton 9 4 25, Niehaus 1 0 2. Totals 22 9 60.

3-pointers: DH—Hatton 3, Hassel 2, Stansberry 2. L—Bray 4, Williams 3, Asher 2, Ewell, Thompson.

Free Throws - Lloyd Memorial 6-8 75% Dixie Heights 11-17 64.7%

 

1/20/12 - Newport Central Catholic vs. Beechwood - 9th Region All "A" Classic Semis

   

 

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FT. MITCHELL, KY: Beechwood (5-10) scored first in its game but that was the only time the Tigers led Friday. NewCath went on 13-0 run capped by a Michael Bueter score that made it 30-13 with 5:13 remaining in the first half.

The junior guard hit four three-pointers and finished with a game-high 19 points. Senior guard Brady Hightchew added 12 points and junior forward Nick Seibert finished with 10 points.

Forwards Corey Cruse and Chase Maus led Beechwood with six points each.

"I can't wait," Bueter said of the match-up against Holy Cross. "It's going to be fun. We've really improved and they're a good team. A very good team. We've got to play hard. We know what they're all about. We're ready."

Brannen called Holy Cross as good a team as there is in the 9th Region.

"I think everybody is looking forward to it," he said. "They've got two studs in Campbell and Burger. Everybody else fills in their role to a 't.' We've got a lot of work ahead of us tomorrow."

"It should be a really good atmosphere, that's for sure," NewCath head coach Grant Brannen said.

Saturday's final is scheduled for 7 p.m. And for both teams, it represents an opportunity to avenge earlier losses.

NewCath (11-4) defeated the Indians by 29 points to win the All "A" 9th Region last year. Last month, Holy Cross was four points better than the Thoroughbreds, who are ranked No. 3 in the Enquirer Northern Kentucky Coaches' poll.

"We're both two different teams now," Indians senior guard Jake Burger said. "We've both progressed. We're just going to come ready to play tomorrow."

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Newport Central Catholic (11-4)
18
12
11
 15
56
Beechwood (5-10)
11
4
8
 4
27

 

Newport Central Catholic (56) - Bueter 19, Hightchew 12, Seibert 10, Ryan 6, McDonald 5, Dupont 2, Haas 2

Beechwood (27) - Cruse 6, Maus 6, Nussbaum 4, McKensie 4, Estrella 3, Vocke 2, Marksberry 1, Prewitt 1

Three Pointers - Newport Central Catholic 8 - (Bueter 4, Ryan 2, Seibert 2), Beechwood 1 (Estrella)

Free Throws -Newport Central Catholic 8-15 53.3%, Beechwood 2-5 40.0%

 

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1/20/12 - Holy Cross vs. St. Henry - 9th Region All "A" Classic Semis

   

 

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FT. MITCHELL, KY: Jake Burger and junior center Tony Campbell recorded double-doubles in Friday's victory against St. Henry. Holy Cross led by as many as 28 points in the second half and improved its record to 17-2 this season.

The Indians, ranked fourth in the Enquirer Northern Kentucky Coaches' poll, befuddled St. Henry (8-10) with their pressure defense throughout.

The game was tied at 11 with 2:43 remaining in the first quarter when Holy Cross started what turned out to be a 17-0 run that put them ahead 28-11 with 4:56 remaining in the first half.

Burger scored 11 of his game-high 19 points in the first half and finished with 12 rebounds. Campbell overcame early foul trouble to finish with 18 points and 10 rebounds.

Junior guard Darius Meiman led St. Henry with 10 points in the game while junior center Zach Carr grabbed a team-high nine rebounds.

"You have to handle their pressure and we didn't do a very good job," St. Henry head coach Dave Faust said. "You don't see that kind of pressure a lot. Early in the game when we were close we missed quite a few shots and free throws and then it just started snow-balling."

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Holy Cross (17-2)
19
16
16
 14
65
St. Henry (8-10)
11
8
8
 21
48

 

Holy Cross (65) - Burger 19, Campbell 18, C. McClendon 7, Fuller 6, B. Pouncey 4, Chalmes 4, Gabbard 3,
Thompson 2, Schuler 2

St. Henry (48) - Meiman 10, Best 9, Carr 8, Kunstek 6, Wischer 5, Kuebbing 5, Schwarte 2, Noble 2, Gripshover 1

Three Pointers - Holy Cross 1 - (Gabbard), St. Henry 2 (Best, Kuebbing)

Free Throws - Holy Cross 14-23 60.9%, St. Henry 4-14 28.6%

Lead Changes 4, Ties 3

Second Chance Points - Holy Cross 16, St. Henry 8

Points off Turnovers - Holy Cross 29, St. Henry 18

Turnovers - Holy Cross 19, St. Henry 27

 

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1/3/12 - Owen County @ Gallatin County

 

 

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WARSAW, KY: In a preview of the first round of the 2011-12 8th Region All "A" Classic Tournament, Owen County came to Warsaw to take on the Gallatin County Wildcats in a 31st District seeding game. Owen County was coming off a 4 game losing streak while Gallatin County was sporting a 7 game winning streak going into action on Tuesday Night. Both streaks would end at the end of the night.

Owen County came out smoking in the first quarter, fueled by 9 points on 3 three pointers from Stone Osborne & 5 points from Sawyer Williams. The Rebels would jump out to a 20-7 1st quarter lead.

The second quarter saw the Wildcats come out of their funk and increased the pressure causing quite a few Rebels turnovers. Gallatin capitalized and outscored the Rebels 19-9 in the second quarter and found themselves down just 3 points at the half, 29-26.

The Wildcats started another run to start off the 3rd quarter that saw them take the lead for the first time in the game after a couple of minutes. Led by Travis Davis, the Wildcats were able to tie it up at the end of the 3rd quarter at 40-40.

The final quarter saw the Rebels bring the game to a half court game which is what Coach Jones didn't want. Gallatin tried to up tempo, but the ball just wouldn't fall the Wildcats way. The Rebels would go on a 9-1 run to end the game and took a 57-52 final to remain unbeated in district play.

Stone Osborne was given our Custom Trophy & Apparel player of the game for his 22 points, 5 rebounds and 5 steals.

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Owen County (9-6)
20
9
11
17
57
Gallatin County (11-3)
7
19
14
12
52

 

Owen County (57) - Osborne 22, S. Williams 12, C. Williams 11, Shelton 6, Ripy 4, Ball 2

Gallatin County (52) - Davis 17, N. Brown 8, Morgan 8, Z. Brown 7, Ingram 4, O'Conner 3, Hearndon 3, Morris 2

Three Pointers - Owen County 3 (Osborne 3), Gallatin County 5 (Davis 3, Hearndon, O'Conner)

Free Throws - Owen County 6-8 75% Gallatin County 11-17 64.7%

 

 

 

12/30/11 - Bowling Green vs. Holy Cross

   

 

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ERLANGER, KY: For the second time in 4 days, Bowling Green & Holy Cross have met in the 5th Annual Lloyd Memorial Invitational Tournament. The first time was a play in game that saw the Indians beat the Purples 75-65. This time it was for the Championship of the Tournament.

Jake Burger led the Indians with 8 points in the first 8 minutes while Bowling Green spread out their scoring among 7 players in the first quarter as the Purples took a 16-13 first quarter lead.

Bowling Green kept leading Indians scorer Tony Campbell quiet in the second quarter as well, holding the senior to just two points while Jestin Wright hit a couple of three pointers to pace the Purples to a 30-26 lead going into the locker room.

Holy Cross exploded the scoring in the third quarter as Campbell lit the hoop for 9 points as well did Christian McClendon with 6 as Holy Cross would take the lead on a big run and would go into the 4th quarter leading 49-43.

Bowling Green, although tired and facing a 4 hour bus ride home did not pack the bus just yet. Scooter Hollis took control in the 4th for the Purples scoring 11 points in the 4th quarter. Free throws were a key part of the quarter down the stretch as well. Holy Cross went 10-14 in the quarter while Bowling Green went 5-6 eventually forcing overtime with the game tied at 67 at the end of regulation.

Tony Campbell took control from there. His 8 points in the OT sealed the deal for the Indians as they took the championship game 79-74 in overtime.

Campbell was named Tournament MVP. Jake Burger and Christian McClendon were named to the All-Tournament team from Holy Cross, while Scooter Hollis and Nacarious Fant were named from Bowling Green.

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4 OT
Final
Bowling Green (9-4)
16
14
13
 24
7
74
Holy Cross (12-1)
13
13
23
 18
12
79

 

Bowling Green (74) - Hollis 19, Fant 13, Wright 12, Tisdale 9, Simmons 6, Hunter 6, Hayes 5, McCutchen 2, Stivers 2

Holy Cross (79) - Campbell 24, Burger 19, C. McClendon 13, Fortner 10, Thompson 9, M. McClendon 2, Fuller 2

Three Pointers - Bowling Green 5 - (Wright 2, Fant, Hollis, Hayes) Holy Cross 4 - (Thompson, Fortner, C. McClendon, Campbell)

Free Throws - Bowling Green 9-11 - 81.8% Holy Cross 17-33 51.5%

Lead Changes 9, Ties 6

Second Chance Points - Bowling Green 4, Holy Cross 13

Points off Turnovers - Bowling Green 17, Holy Cross 28

Turnovers - Bowling Green 26, Holy Cross 21

 

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12/30/11 - Bishop Brossart vs. Clay County

   

 

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ERLANGER, KY: The week had started out well for the Bishop Brossart Mustangs. Coach Mike Code had surpassed Coach Willie Schlarman as the programs winningest coach and the Mustangs had jumped out to a program best 10-0 to start the season. Things would slaide a bit from there as the Mustangs entered Friday nights game against Clay County for Third Place in the 5th Annual Lloyd Memorial Invitational.

Junior Justin Saunders, Brossart's second highest scorer, would get injured in the Thursday game against Bowling Green and would be out for the game against Clay County on Friday Night. In talking to Coach Code before the game, they felt better resting Justin before the Campbell County game next week.

The first half belonged to Clay County. Kody Reed would have 10 points in the first half and Stephon Lyttle would add 8 as the Tigers jumped out to a 30-19 lead at the half.

Brossart came back on a huge 13 point run to start the third quarter and would take the lead about half way through the period. Clay County would get out of their funk and take a 41-37 lead going into the 4th quarter.

The 4th quarter saw 25 free throws taken in the final 8 minutes. Brossart would have to start fouling to get the ball back in the closing couple of minutes, but Clay County stood firm at the line, making 13-16 from the line. The Tigers would take home the 3rd place trophy from the Lloyd Memorial Invitational with a 62-57 win over Bishop Brossart.

Zack Fardo would lead the Mustangs with 14 points, while Kody Reed would pace all scorers for Clay County with 17.

Kody Reed and Steven Wagers were named to the All-Tournament Team from Clay County as was Joe Jennings from Bishop Brossart.

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Bishop Brossart (10-2)
10
9
18
20
57
Clay County (11-3)
14
16
11
21
62

 

Bishop Brossart (57) - Fardo 14, Joe Jennings 11, Austin Trentman 8, Uebel 7,
Alex Trentman 6, Verst 6, Burns 5

Clay County (62) - Reed 17, McDaniel 15, Lyttle 10, McGeorge 8, Wagers 7, Word 5

Three Pointers - Bishop Brossart 7 - (Fardo 4, Verst 2, Uebel) Clay County 6 - (Reed 3, McDaniel 2, Word)

Free Throws - Bishop Brossart 15-20 - 75% Clay County 20-25 80%

 

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12/16/11 - Simon Kenton @ Walton-Verona

 

 

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Cody Chambers - Simon Kenton

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Our Third Custom Trophy & Apparel Player Of the Game

 

 

Game Recap by TriSchoolSports & KYPost.com

Simon Kenton traveled south Friday night to take on District 32 rival Walton-Verona. The two teams have split every time they have played during the past two years, including two district tournament championships.

The home team started off strong and Simon Kenton matched Walton-Verona basket for basket. Senior guard, Cody Chambers, tied the game at six with a drive to the basket. On the next trip down the court, Cody Monson found Chambers all alone to the right of the key, and he drained it to give the Pioneers its only lead of the night., because Simon Kenton blazed a trail that left the Bearcats behind the rest of the game.

Trailing 22-11, Walton-Verona was setting up for the final bucket of the first period with 30 seconds left, and WV's Zach McNeil's pocket was picked by SK's Cody Monson. He hit a streaking Riley Barnes on the fast break for the lay-up to lead 24-11 at the first break.

The Pioneers extended its lead to 19 points at the half, 37-18. The Bearcats could not keep pace with SK's three point shooting. The Pioneers shot nearly 50 percent from the perimeter (8-17) for 24 points.

The Bearcats trailed by as many as 26 points, twice, in the second half. With close to four minutes left in the game, WV's head coach, Dan Trame, put his junior varsity squad on the floor.

SK's JV players made the best of it. Taylor Morrison got a bucket and Trevor Montgomery hit a three pointer for the final score of the night.

Cody Chambers was given our third Custom Trophy & Apparel Player of the Game for his 21 point effort.

Simon Kenton (5-1, 3-0)
C Monson 2 4 10, R. Barnes 1 0 5, N. Ayers 8 0 6, N. Robinson 0 0 2, C. Chambers 2 4 21, R. Mullen 5 3 13, B. Yanke 2 0 2, T. Mongomery 0 0 3.

Walton-Verona(2-4, 1-1)
M. Hargett 4 4 14, D. Helton 4 0 5, D. Cottrell 1 0 2, Z. McNeil 2 2 6, C. Mosier 4 0 2, T. Moeves 2 3 8.

3-Pointers: Monson 2, Barnes 1, Chambers 3, Mullen 1, Montgomery 1.


Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Simon Kenton (5-1)
24
13
21
7
65
Walton-Verona (2-4)
11
7
14
5
37

 

 

12/6/11 - Cooper @ Ryle

 

 

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Tate Mullins - Ryle

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UNION, KY - In a 33rd District seeding matchup, Cooper came down Longbranch Road to take on their neighbor and District rival Ryle in our second Boys game broadcast of the year. Both teams came out and paced each other in the first quarter, scoring 8 points each.

Cooper would take the lead in the second quarterwith A.J. Collins draining 3 three pointers giving the Jaguars a 23-21 lead going into the locker room at the half.

The Raiders came back on the strength of a 10 point quarter for Tate Mullins as Ryle re-took the lead. A lead that they would not lose. Outscoring the Jaguars 16-7 in the third quarter, Ryle took a 7 point lead into the 4th quarter.

Cooper kept the game close, but the Raiders pulled away, converting 12 of 14 free throws in the 4th quarter to take a 56-43 win in this 33rd District seed game.

Tate Mullins received the second Boys Custom Trophy & Apparel Player of the Game for his efforts in Ryle's turnaround in the third quarter.


Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Cooper (2-1)
8
15
7
13
43
Ryle (1-1)
8
13
16
19
56

 

11/29/11 - Carroll County @ Dayton

 

 

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Dallas Gibson - Carroll County

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DAYTON, Ky. - Opening Night for our 2011-12 Boys Basketball season took us to Dayton High School as the Carroll County Panthers came north to take on the Greendevils.

Carroll County started out the night on an 8 point run right off the batbut Dayton came back in the closing couple of minutes to keep it close ending the first quarter with a 16-11 score.

The deficit would stay at five by the end of the first half with both teams scoring 14 points in the second 8 minutes making the score 30-25 going into the locker room.

Both teams came out of the locker room smoking with Carroll County taking an 11 point lead going into the 4th quarter with the score 55-44. Carroll County was paced in the quarter by Dallas Gibson who added in 10 points of his own in the quarter.

The final quarter also belonged to Carroll County as the Panthers outscored the Greendevils 22-18 which gave Carroll County a 77-62 win on Opening Night.

Dallas Gibson was given our first Custom Trophy & Apparel Player of the game award for his 24 points.

Carroll County will battle Cross County rival Trimble County on the road on Thursday night, while Dayton will next have Villa Madonna on Tuesday, 12/6.

 

Scoring by Qtr
1
2
3
 4
Final
Carroll County (1-0)
16
14
25
22
77
Dayton (0-1)
11
14
19
18
62

 

We had a great number of Coaches & Players attend the 5th Annual North Central and Northern Kentucky High School Boys Basketball Preview Show on Tuesday November 22nd at Buffalo Bob's in Independence.

Join the entire Tri State Internet Sports Radio Crew as we kick off the 2011-12 year starting on November 29th. We'll be broadcasting live starting at 7:00pm

Only from Tri State Internet Sports Radio....Celebrating 7 years of Broadcasting North Central and Northern Kentucky High School Sports.

 

11/22/11 - 2011-12 Northern Kentucky High School Boys Basketball Preview Show
   

 

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2011-12 Game Broadcast Schedule
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November 22, 2011 - 2011-12 Northern Kentucky High School Boys Basketball Preview Show
Broadcast Time - 7:00pm
November 29, 2011 - Carroll County Panthers @ Dayton Greendevils
Broadcast Time - 7:00pm
December 6, 2011 - Cooper Jaguars @ Ryle Raiders
Broadcast Time - 7:00pm
December 16, 2011 - Simon Kenton Pioneers @ Walton-Verona Bearcats
Broadcast Time - 7:00pm