Kentucky AAU State Basketball Tournament
Boys 8 & Under
Boys 10 & Under Division I and II
Kentucky Basketball Academy
Lexington, Kentucky
March 9-11, 2007
©2007 by Ron Harrison
Six teams competed for the Boys 8 & Under Division. The teams were divided into two pools as follows: Pool 1: Hut A/C, Team Elliott, and Wayne County. Pool 2: Northern Kentucky Wildcats, Lexington Colonels, and Southwestern Sonics.
Five teams competed for the Boys 10 & Under Division I Championship. The teams scheduled to compete were Central Kentucky Tigers, Northern Kentucky Hornets, Central Kentucky Warriors-Walker, Louisville Legends-White, and Lexington Colonels.
Eighteen teams competed for the Boys 10 & Under Division II Championship. The teams were divided into six pools as follows: Pool 1: Somerset Future, Star Sports, and Hazard. Pool 2: East Kentucky Thunder, Team Elliott, and Albany Bulldogs. Pool 3: Clark County Cardinals, Team Access, and Lexington Blaze. Pool 4: The Ville, Scott County Redwings, and Pulaski Swoosh. Pool 5: Fleming County Blazers, Central Kentucky Warriors-Wilson, and Lite Out. Pool 6: Louisville Legends-Black, Wolfpack, and Richmond Stars.
Friday March 9th
Pool Play
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Boys 8 & Under |
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Hut A/C |
28 |
Wayne County |
19 |
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Northern Kentucky Wildcats |
30 |
Lexington Colonels |
20 |
Hut A/C
28 Wayne County 19
Trent Kincaid led the victors with 14 points.
Clay Shelton and Riley Woods led Wayne County with six and five points respectively.
Northern Kentucky Wildcats
30 Lexington Colonels 20
Spencer Hemmerick and Cannon Huff led the victors with seven points each.
Luke Johnson led the Colonels with 15 points.
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Boys 10 & Under Division I |
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Central Kentucky Tigers |
51 |
Northern Kentucky Hornets |
45 |
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Lexington Colonels |
42 |
Louisville Legends-White |
41 |
Central Kentucky Tigers
51 Northern Kentucky Hornets 45
Paul Price and Marcus Tyler led the Tigers with 18 and 12 points respectively.
The Hornets were led by Andrew McDonald with 18 points.
Lexington Colonels
42 Louisville Legends-White 41
Tanner Johnson led the victors with 19 points.
Dalen Franklin, Chris West, and Jalen Perry led the Legends with six, five, and five points respectively.
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Boys 10 & Under Division II |
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Clark County Cardinals |
36 |
Lexington Blaze |
18 |
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The Ville |
52 |
Scott County Redwings |
20 |
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Central Kentucky Warriors-Wilson |
51 |
Lite Out |
12 |
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Wolfpack |
34 |
Richmond Stars |
17 |
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Somerset Future |
37 |
Star Sports |
25 |
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Albany Bulldogs |
52 |
East Kentucky Thunder |
20 |
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Wolfpack |
33 |
Louisville Legends-Black |
15 |
|
Central Kentucky Warriors-Wilson |
36 |
Fleming County Blazers |
22 |
|
The Ville |
34 |
Pulaski Swoosh |
13 |
|
Team Access |
50 |
Lexington Blaze |
14 |
|
Star Sports |
won |
Hazard |
forfeit |
|
East Kentucky Thunder |
won |
Team Elliott |
forfeit |
Clark County Cardinals
36 Lexington Blaze 18
Jordan Williams and Luke Sharrock led the victors with 12 and 10 points respectively.
Johnathon Sales led Blaze with six points.
The Ville
52 Scott County Redwings 20
Dwayne Sutton, Raymond Spalding, and Zach Baxter led The Ville with 11, eight, and eight points respectively.
Landon Birdsong led Scott County with seven points.
Central Kentucky Warriors-Wilson
51 Lite Out 12
Benton Nighbert and Felix Wilson led the Warriors with 11 and 10 points respectively.
Lite Out was led by B. Rankin with seven points.
Wolfpack
34 Richmond Stars 17
Noah Robinson led the victors with 12 points.
Colby Barnes led the Richmond Stars with five points.
Somerset Future
37 Star Sports 25
Bryson McWilliams and Kenny Spear led Somerset with 15 and 13 points respectively.
Cameron Alldred, Jonathan Liechty, and Austin Osborne led Star Sports with five points each.
Albany Bulldogs
52 East Kentucky Thunder 20
Lance Claywell and Keifer Dalton paced the victors with 15 and 14 points respectively.
Dalton Frasure led East Kentucky Thunder with 10 points.
Wolfpack
33 Louisville Legends-Black 15
Noah Robinson led Wolfpack with 12 points.
Zackery Kozma and Trey Robinson led the Legends with five and four points respectively.
Central Kentucky Warriors-Wilson
36 Fleming County Blazers 22
Felix Wilson and Benton Nighbert led the Warriors with eight and seven points respectively.
Amani Thomas led Fleming County with 12 points.
The Ville
34 Pulaski Swoosh 13
Garrison Matthews and Levitch led The Ville with nine points each.
Derrick Hall led Pulaski Swoosh with eight points.
Team Access
50 Lexington Blaze 14
Peyton Woods and Carson Staples led the victors with 20 and 11 points respectively.
Joshua Green and Jyles Anderson led Blaze with four points each.
Saturday March 10th
Pool Play
|
Boys 8 & Under |
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Wayne County |
won |
Team Elliott |
forfeit |
|
Lexington Colonels |
24 |
Southwestern Sonics |
17 |
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Hut A/C |
won |
Team Elliott |
forfeit |
|
Southwestern Sonics |
35 |
Northern Kentucky Wildcats |
23 |
Lexington Colonels
24 Southwestern Sonics 17
Luke Johnson led the Colonels with 12 points.
Joshua Elmore led the Sonics with seven points.
Southwestern Sonics
35 Northern Kentucky Wildcats 23
Andrew Wilson led the victors with 14 points.
The Wildcats were led by Jake Ohms with 11 points.
|
Boys 10 & Under Division I |
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Louisville Legends-White |
35 |
Central Kentucky Warriors-Walker |
19 |
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Central Kentucky Tigers |
36 |
Lexington Colonels |
34 |
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Northern Kentucky Hornets |
47 |
Central Kentucky Warriors-Walker |
14 |
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Louisville Legends-White |
55 |
Central Kentucky Tigers |
33 |
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Northern Kentucky Hornets |
50 |
Louisville Legends-White |
26 |
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Central Kentucky Warriors-Walker |
44 |
Lexington Colonels |
39 |
Louisville Legends-White
35 Central Kentucky Warriors-Walker 19
Cameron Reed led the Legends with 10 points.
Lance Blakley and Dermonte Bond led the Warriors with eight and seven points respectively.
Central Kentucky Tigers
36 Lexington Colonels 34
Jeremiah Tisdale led the Tigers with 13 points.
Desmond Duke led the Colonels with 13 points.
Northern Kentucky Hornets
47 Central Kentucky Warriors-Walker 14
Andrew McDonald and Jackson Hall led the Northern Kentucky Hornets with 16 and 11 points respectively.
Laybron Franklin led the Warriors with four points.
Louisville Legends-White
55 Central Kentucky Tigers 33
Malyiek McCray and Michael Nero paced the Legends with 12 and 10 points respectively.
Marcus Tyler led the Tigers with 12 points.
Northern Kentucky Hornets
50 Louisville Legends-White 26
Andrew McDonald led the Hornets with 24 points.
Jalen Perry, Michael Nero, and Malyiek McCray led the Legends with six, five, and five points respectively.
Central Kentucky Warriors-Walker
44 Lexington Colonels 39
Carl Walker Jr. and Laybron Franklin led the Warriors with 15 and 12 points respectively.
Tanner Johnson led the Colonels with 16 points.
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Boys 10 & Under Division II |
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|
Team Access |
42 |
Clark County Cardinals |
29 |
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Pulaski Swoosh |
32 |
Scott County Redwings |
20 |
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Fleming County Blazers |
27 |
Lite Out |
11 |
|
Louisville Legends-Black |
19 |
Richmond Stars |
16 |
|
Somerset Future |
won |
Hazard |
forfeit |
|
Albany Bulldogs |
won |
Team Elliott |
forfeit |
Team Access
42 Clark County Cardinals 29
Peyton Woods and Trey Blevins led the victors with 18 and 16 points respectively.
Malachi Israel led the Cardinals with seven points.
Pulaski Swoosh
32 Scott County Redwings 20
Derrick Hall led Pulaski Swoosh with 15 points.
The Redwings were led by Hines Jones with 11 points.
Fleming County Blazers
27 Lite Out 11
Austin Vice led the victors with 12 points.
A. Rankin led Lite Out with four points.
Louisville Legends-Black
19 Richmond Stars 16
Raeshawn Robinson led the Legends with nine points.
Sam Jones led the Richmond Stars with six points.
Tournament Play
|
Boys 8 & Under |
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|
Lexington Colonels |
20 |
Wayne County |
13 |
Lexington Colonels
20 Wayne County 13
Luke Johnson led the Colonels with 16 points.
Jakson Baker led Wayne County with eight points.
|
Boys 10 & Under Division II |
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Somerset Future |
39 |
Scott County Redwings |
6 |
|
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Fleming County Blazers |
39 |
East Kentucky Thunder |
22 |
|
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Team Access |
39 |
Louisville Legends-Black |
35 |
|
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Central Kentucky Warriors-Wilson |
39 |
Lexington Blaze |
36 |
|
|
Albany Bulldogs |
54 |
Lite Out |
22 |
|
|
Pulaski Swoosh |
30 |
Star Sports |
14 |
|
|
Wolfpack |
48 |
Clark County Cardinals |
32 |
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The Ville |
47 |
Richmond Stars |
7 |
|
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Somerset Future |
55 |
Fleming County Blazers |
22 |
Quarterfinal |
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Team Access |
50 |
Central Kentucky Warriors-Wilson |
33 |
Quarterfinal |
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Albany Bulldogs |
53 |
Pulaski Swoosh |
28 |
Quarterfinal |
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The Ville |
35 |
Wolfpack |
33 |
Quarterfinal |
Somerset Future
39 Scott County Redwings 6
Devon Cowan, Riley Hall, and Bryson McWilliams led Somerset Future with 10, eight, and seven points respectively.
Jack Fain and Landon Birdsong led the Redwings with two points each.
Fleming County Blazers
39 East Kentucky Thunder 22
Austin Vice and Maverick Burnett led the Blazers with 10 points each.
Dalton Frasure led East Kentucky Thunder with eight points.
Team Access
39 Louisville Legends-Black 35
Peyton Woods led Team Access with 17 points.
Zackery Kozma and Chaz Owens led the Louisville Legends with 13 and 12 points respectively.
Central Kentucky Warriors-Wilson
39 Lexington Blaze 36
Sydney Hugle and Felix Wilson led the Warriors with 11 and eight points respectively.
Jyles Anderson, Johnathon Sales, and Isaish Tisdale led Blaze with nine, nine, and eight points respectively.
Albany Bulldogs
54 Lite Out 22
Keifer Dalton and Lance Claywell led the Bulldogs with 18 and 12 points respectively.
B. Rankin led Lite Out with 10 points.
Pulaski Swoosh
30 Star Sports 14
Derrick Hall and Matthew Crawford led Pulaski Swoosh with eight and six points respectively.
Austin Osborne and Jonathan Liechty led Star Sports with six and five points respectively.
Wolfpack
48 Clark County Cardinals 32
Brendan Stanley and Noah Robinson led Wolfpack with 11 points each.
Luke Sharrock and Braxton Greene led the Cardinals with 11 and eight points respectively.
The Ville
47 Richmond Stars 7
Arik Brooks and Raymond Spalding led The Ville with 10 points each.
Evan White and Treon Warren led the Richmond Stars with two points each.
Somerset Future
55 Fleming County Blazers 22
(Quarterfinal)
Kenny Spear and Bryson McWilliams led Somerset with 22 and 16 points respectively.
Amani Thomas and Austin Vice led the Blazers with eight and seven points respectively.
Team Access
50 Central Kentucky Warriors-Wilson 33
(Quarterfinal)
Peyton Woods and Trey Blevins led Team Access with 26 and 13 points respectively.
Felix Wilson led the Warriors with 16 points.
Albany Bulldogs
53 Pulaski Swoosh 28
(Quarterfinal)
Keifer Dalton and Lance Claywell led the Bulldogs with 20 and 13 points respectively.
Dylan Gaskin led Pulaski Swoosh with seven points.
The Ville
35 Wolfpack 33
(Quarterfinal)
Garrison Matthews led The Ville with 13 points.
Wolfpack was led by Grant Moeves with eight points.
Sunday March 11th
Pool Play
|
Boys 10 & Under Division I |
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|
Northern Kentucky Hornets |
45 |
Lexington Colonels |
38 |
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Central Kentucky Tigers |
38 |
Central Kentucky Warriors-Walker |
15 |
Northern Kentucky Hornets
45 Lexington Colonels 38
Jackson Hall and Ben Hoge led the victors with nine points each.
Andrew McDonald and Spencer Hackworth added eight and seven points respectively.
Tanner Johnson and Desmond Duke led the Colonels with 14 and 12 points respectively.
Central Kentucky Tigers
38 Central Kentucky Warriors-Walker 15
Davis Cornett and Marcus Tyler led the Tigers with 10 and nine points respectively.
David Holloway and Paul Price added eight and five points respectively.
Dakhari Campbell led the Warriors with six points.
Tournament Play
|
Boys 8 & Under |
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|
Northern Kentucky Wildcats |
29 |
Hut A/C |
17 |
Semifinal |
|
Southwestern Sonics |
28 |
Lexington Colonels |
15 |
Semifinal |
|
Southwestern Sonics |
45 |
Northern Kentucky Wildcats |
30 |
Championship |
Northern Kentucky Wildcats
29 Hut A/C 17
(Semifinal)
Spencer Hemmerick and J. C. Hawkins led the Wildcats with 11 and nine points respectively.
Will Volpenhein, Luke Vance, and Cusick led Hut A/C with four points each.
Southwestern Sonics
28 Lexington Colonels 15
(Semifinal)
Steven Fitzgerald and Joshua Elmore led the victors with 10 and seven points respectively.
Luke Johnson led the Colonels with eight points.
Southwestern Sonics
45 Northern Kentucky Wildcats 30
(Championship)
Andrew Wilson and Peyton Gover led the victors with 13 and 12 points respectively.
Spencer Hemmerick led the Wildcats with 13 points.
|
Southwestern Sonics |
16 |
9 |
12 |
8 |
- |
45 |
|
Northern Kentucky Wildcats |
9 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
- |
30 |
|
Southwestern Sonics |
(45) |
- |
Cundiff 2, Gover 12, Fitzgerald 8, Elmore 8, Wilson 13, Cothron 2. |
|
Northern Kentucky Wildcats |
(30) |
- |
Hawkins 4, Huff 7, Hemmerick 13, Rickert 2, Long 3. |
|
Boys 10 & Under Division I |
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Central Kentucky Tigers |
43 |
Northern Kentucky Hornets |
33 |
Championship |
Central Kentucky Tigers
43 Northern Kentucky Hornets 33
(Championship)
Jeremiah Tisdale and David Holloway paced the Tigers with 14 and 11
points respectively. Andrew McDonald led the Hornets with 16 points.
|
Central Kentucky Tigers |
13 |
5 |
10 |
15 |
- |
43 |
|
Northern Kentucky Hornets |
9 |
5 |
7 |
12 |
- |
33 |
|
Central Kentucky Tigers |
(43) |
- |
Price 6, Holloway 11, Tisdale 14, Cornett 6, Tyler 4, Harris 2. |
|
Northern Kentucky Hornets |
(33) |
- |
Hall 6, Pangallo 4, McDonald 16, Gray 2, Hackworth 2, *** 3. |
|
Boys 10 & Under Division II |
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Somerset Future |
20 |
Team Access |
19 |
Semifinal |
|
The Ville |
46 |
Albany Bulldogs |
37 |
Semifinal |
|
The Ville |
49 |
Somerset Future |
22 |
Championship |
Somerset Future
20 Team Access 19
(Semifinal)
Kenny Spear led Somerset Future with 11 points.
Team Access was paced by Peyton Woods with nine points.
|
Somerset Future |
7 |
2 |
4 |
7 |
- |
20 |
|
Team Access |
5 |
5 |
3 |
6 |
- |
19 |
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Somerset Future |
(20) |
- |
Dishman 2, Spear 11, McWilliams 2, Hall 5. |
|
Team Access |
(19) |
- |
Woods 9, Staples 6, Williams 1, Blevins 3. |
The Ville
46 Albany Bulldogs 37
(Semifinal)
Levitch led The Ville with 14 points including four three point baskets.
Garrison Matthews, Brandon Johnson, and Zach Baxter added nine, eight, and eight points respectively.
Joe Davis led Albany with 17 points.
|
The Ville |
17 |
14 |
12 |
3 |
- |
46 |
|
Albany Bulldogs |
11 |
9 |
4 |
13 |
- |
37 |
|
The Ville |
(46) |
- |
Johnson 8, Levitch 14, Mathews 9, Baxter 8, Warren 7. |
|
Albany Bulldogs |
(37) |
- |
Rains 4, Davis 17, Dalton 7, Claywell 5, Boils 3, England 1. |
The Ville
49 Somerset Future 22
(Championship)
Garrison Mathews led The Ville with 21 points on seven three point baskets.
Dwayne Sutton added eight points.
Kenny Spear and Tyler Dishman led Somerset Future with eight and seven points respectively.
|
The Ville |
10 |
9 |
19 |
11 |
- |
49 |
|
Somerset Future |
6 |
1 |
10 |
5 |
- |
22 |
|
The Ville |
(49) |
- |
Brooks 6, Johnson 1, Mathews 21, Baxter 4, Spalding 6, Stafford 1, Sutton 8, Warren 2. |
|
Somerset Future |
(22) |
- |
Dishman 7, Spear 8, Wilson 1, McWilliams 4, Hall 2. |
Conclusion
Congratulations to the Southwestern Sonics, Central Kentucky Tigers, and The Ville for capturing their respective division championships. I have attempted to give a brief recap of this tournament and the statistics came from the game scoresheets. I apologize in advance for any errors or misspelled names. This report is not meant to be used to ascertain official statistics.
Acknowledgments
A special thanks to the Kentucky Basketball Academy staff for putting on another quality event for these young athletes. A special note of appreciation to the coaches and parents who put in so much time and effort so that these players can showcase their talents.
Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the tournament, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com .
Ron Harrison’s reports on this and other basketball events appear on http://www.kyprephoops.com.