2025 All 'A' Classic Basketball Championship (Girls) January 22-26. 2025
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2025 All “A” Classic Basketball Championship (Girls)
The Sports Center

Owensboro, KY
January 22-26, 2025

© 2025 Ron Harrison

January 22^nd

Owensboro Catholic vs. Middlesboro

Owensboro Catholic coach Michael Robertson started the following lineup: 5-7 So. Layla Martin, 5-7 So. Katie Hagan, 5-8 Sr. Aubrey Randolph, 5-5 So. Taylor Mannahan, and 5-6 Sr. Karmin Riley. Middlesboro coach Sally Adams countered with 5-5 So. Morgan Martin, 5-4 Sr. Keevi Betts, 5-7 Jr. Addison Lucas, 5-0 So. Millie Brown, and 5-3 Fr. Emily Lambert.

Owensboro Catholic raced out to a 22-3 first quarter lead on their way to a 71-21 victory over Middlesboro. Owensboro Catholic shot 47.6% from the field including five of 23 from the three point line. The Lady Aces connected on six of seven free throws, pulled down 28 rebounds, and scored 50 points off 40 Middlesboro turnovers. Middlesboro shot 35% from the field including four of 10 from beyond the arc. They connected on three of six free throws, pulled down 20 rebounds, and scored two points off 12 Owensboro Catholic turnovers.

Aubrey Randolph led Owensboro Catholic with 17 points including three of three free throws, three rebounds, and four steals. 5-7 So. Claudia Munsey added 12 points including two three point baskets and three rebounds. Katie Hagan recorded eight points, six rebounds, two assists, and six steals. 5-10 Fr. Sophia Newby chipped in with eight points and two rebounds. Karmin Riley recorded seven points, three rebounds, four assists, and five steals.

Millie Roberts led Middlesboro with nine points on three three point baskets. Keevi Betts added five points including three of four free throws, three rebounds, two assists, and two steals.

Owensboro Catholic – 22,19,15,15,71
Middlesboro – 3,4,11,3,21

Owensboro Catholic - (71) – Martin 3, Hagan 8, Randolph 17, Mannahan 5, K. Riley 7, A. Marston 4, Munsey 12, Newby 8, S. Riley 2, C. Marston 3, Osborne 2.
Middlesboro – (21) – Martin 2, Betts 5, Lucas 0, Brown 9, Lambert 3, Ahmad 2.

Bethlehem vs. Covington Holy Cross

Bethlehem coach Jason Clark started the following lineup: 5-11 So. Loren Macy, 5-10 Sr. Caroline Mattingly, 6-3 Sr. Leah Macy, 5-4 So. Kaylee McElroy, and 5-7 Sr. Tessa Miles. Covington Holy Cross coach Ted Arlinghaus countered with 5-9 So. Alyssa Arlinghaus, 5-8 Sr. Aumani Nelson, 5-10 So. DMyah Williams, 5-3 Sr. Aniyah Carter, and 5-4 Fr. Jai Johnson.

Bethlehem defeated Covington Holy Cross by the score of 70-64. The score was tied five times and there were eight lead changes in the game. Bethlehem shot 47.3% from the field including two of eight from the three point line. The Banshees connected on 16 of 21 free throws, pulled down 43 rebounds, and scored six points off nine Covington Holy Cross turnovers. Covington Holy Cross shot 34.4% from the field including four of 24 from beyond the arc. They connected on 18 of 22 free throws, pulled down 28 rebounds, and scored 20 points off 18 Bethlehem turnovers.

Leah Macy led Bethlehem with 29 points including seven of seven free throws, 19 rebounds, four assists, and four steals. Tessa Miles added 16 points, two rebounds, and nine assists. Loren Macy recorded 13 points including five of six free throws, and eight rebounds. Kaylee McElroy chipped in with seven points and seven rebounds. 5-2 Fr. Sophia Miles recorded five points, three rebounds, and two assists.

Aniyah Carter led Covington Holy Cross with 18 points including two three point baskets, six of eight free throws, and two steals. Aumani Nelson added 20 points including 11 of 11 free throws, and five rebounds. DMyah Williams recorded 10 points and six rebounds.

Bethlehem – 20,18,15,17,70
Covington Holy Cross – 18,19,16,11,64

Bethlehem – (70) – Loren Macy 13, Mattingly 0, Leah Macy 29, McElroy 7, Tessa Miles 16, Sophia Miles 5.
Covington Holy Cross – (64) – A. Arlinghaus 2, Nelson 20, Williams 10, Carter 28, Johnson 2, Lehmkuhl 2.

Louisville Holy Cross vs. Bishop Brossart

Louisville Holy Cross coach Jacob Kaelin started the following lineup: 5-9 So. Graycee Clark, 5-8 Jr. Piersan Shrader, 5-10 Jr. Landyn Webb, 5-6 So. Kenzi Stoddard, and 5-7 Fr. Ava York. Bishop Brossart coach Steve Brown countered with 5-10 Sr. Zoee Meyers, 5-9 So. Greylee Kramer, 5-10 Jr. Rachel Shewmaker, 5-7 Sr. Zoey Woosley, and 5-9 Fr. Kylie Smith.

Bishop Brossart raced out to a 23-8 first quarter lead on their way to a 57-18 victory over Louisville Holy Cross. Bishop Brossart shot 32.3% from the field including six of 24 from the three point line. They connected on nine of 14 free throws, pulled down 29 rebounds, and scored 46 points off 43 Louisville Holy Cross turnovers. Louisville Holy Cross shot 40% from the field including two of eight from beyond the arc. They did not attempt any free throws, pulled down 30 rebounds, and did not score off 10 Bishop Brossart turnovers.

Kylie Smith led Bishop Brossart with 10 points, five rebounds, three assists, and eight steals. Zoee Meyers added 10 points including two three point baskets, three assists, and six steals. Zoey Woosley recorded eight points, two rebounds, and three steals. Rachel Shewmaker chipped in with seven points, four rebounds, and two steals. Greylee Kramer added seven points and three steals.

5-9 Fr. Karsyn Hartlage led Louisville Holy Cross with five points and four rebounds. 5-8 Fr. Kinsley Fries added three points and three rebounds. Piersan Shrader pulled down six rebounds.

Louisville Holy Cross – 8,4,0,6,18
Bishop Brossart – 23,14,13,7,57

Louisville Holy Cross – (18) – Clark 2, Shrader 0, Webb 0, Stoddard 2, York 0, Fries 3, Hartlage 5, Wright 2, Winn 2, Luther 2.
Bishop Brossart – (57) – Z. Meyers 10, Kramer 7, Shewmaker 7, Woosley 8, Smith 10, Eviston 2, Clift 3, L. Meyers 6, Reinecke 4.

Mayfield vs. Lexington Christian Academy

Mayfield coach Bradley Nanney started the following lineup: 5-7 Jr. Avery Creason, 5-6 Jr. Lex Feagin, 5-8 So. Ally Creason, 5-5 Jr. Keely Henson, and 5-7 Jr. Lay Mayes. Lexington Christian Academy coach Tim Bradshaw countered with 5-7 Jr. Piper Graham, 5-7 Sr. Claire Roberts, 5-9 Sr. Sophie Pridemore, 5-6 Sr. Ella Gabbert, and 5-6 Sr. Chapel Brown.

Lexington Christian Academy defeated Mayfield by the score of 51-21. Lexington Christian Academy shot 46.2% from the field including seven of 20 from the three point line. The Lady Eagles connected on eight of 16 free throws, pulled down 37 rebounds, and scored eight points off six Mayfield turnovers. Mayfield shot 18.6& from the field including two of 20 from beyond the arc. They connected on three of six free throws, pulled down 24 rebounds, and scored six points off 10 Lexington Christian Academy turnovers.

Piper Graham led Lexington Christian Academy with 16 points including five of six free throw, 10 rebounds, and five assists. Chapel Brown added 13 points including three three point baskets, eight rebounds, and three assists. Ella Gabbert recorded 12 points including two three point baskets, and two rebounds. Clare Roberts chipped in with six points and two rebounds.

Lay Mayes led Mayfield with seven points. Ally Creason scored seven points and pulled down six rebounds.

Mayfield – 4,5,10,2,21
Lexington Christian Academy – 18,11,9,13,51

Mayfield – (21) – Avery Creason 3, Feagin 2, Ally Creason 7, Henson 2, Mayes 7.
Lexington Christian Academy – (51) – Graham 16, Roberts 6, Pridemore 0, Gabbert 12, Brown 13, Bertram 2, Joseph 2.

Walton-Verona vs. Danville Christian Academy

Walton-Verona coach Riana Gayheart started the following lineup: 5-8 8^th Grade Ava Hargett, 5-6 Sr. Ava Fuller. 6-1 Sr. Braylin Terrell, 5-5 Sr. Campbell Christy, and 5-7 So. Elin Logue. Danville Christian Academy coach Billy Inmon countered with 6-0 So. Amauri Blackford, 5-10 Jr. Grace Meyer, 6-5 Sr. Grace Mbugua, 5-3 Sr. Alaya Quisenberry, and 5-9 Sr. Paisley Metz.

Danville Christian Academy dominated in the first and final quarters (35-9) to defeat Walton-Verona by the score of 62-31. Danville Christian Academy shot 41.9% from the field including 10 of 26 from the three point line. They did not shoot any free throws, pulled down 40 rebounds, and scored 12 points off 16 Walton-Verona turnovers. Walton-Verona shot 26.7% from the field including two of eight from beyond the arc. They connected on five of six free throws, pulled down 29 rebounds, and scored seven points off 11 Danville Christian Academy.

Alaya Quisenberry led Danville Christian Academy with 21 points including three three point baskets, seven rebounds, and five assists. Grace Mbugua added 17 points including three three point baskets, 12 rebounds, two assists, three steals, and four blocked shots. Paisley Metz recorded 11 points including three three point baskets. Amauri Blackford chipped in with eight points, 13 rebounds, and two assists.

Campbell Christy led Walton-Verona with nine points, three rebounds, and four assists. Ava Hargett added eight points and seven rebounds. Elin Logue recorded five points and two rebounds. Braylin Terrell chipped in with two points, four rebounds, and two blocked shots.

Walton-Verona – 4,10,12,5,31
Danville Christian Academy – 13,14,13,22,62

Walton-Verona – (31) – Hargett 8, Fuller 0, Terrell 2, Christy 9, Logue 5, Vonhandorf 3, Dryden 2, Dye 2.
Danville Christian Academy – (62) – Blackford 8, Meyer 3, Mbugua 17, Quisenberry 21, Metz 11, Lofton 2.

Metcalfe County vs. Menifee County

Metcalfe County coach Heidi Coleman started the following lineup: 5-9 Sr. Kassady London, 5-5 Jr. Lily Blythe, 5-10 So. Jozie Allen, 5-2 Jr. Bree Jolly, and 5-3 Jr. Aubrey Glass. Menifee County coach Drew Swartz countered with 5-11 Jr. Payton Burgess, 5-7 Sr. Andi Wells, 6-0 Sr. McKenna Smith, 5-4 Jr. Jaycee Gevedon, and 5-5 Sr. Shalyne Baker.

Metcalfe County defeated Menifee County by the score of 50-43. There were five lead changes and three ties in this game. Metcalfe County shot 37.7% from the field including three of 17 from the three point line. They connected on seven of nine free throws, pulled down 34 rebounds, and scored six points off 12 Menifee County turnovers. Menifee County shot 39.1% from the field including six of 23 from beyond the arc. They connected on one of three free throws, pulled down 31 rebounds, and scored four points off eight Metcalfe County turnovers.

Aubrey Glass led Metclfe County with 13 points, eight rebounds, two assists, and three steals. Kassady London added 13 points including four of four free throws, three assists, and five steals. Jozie Allen recorded 12 points and 14 rebounds. Bree Jolly chipped in with seven points, five rebounds, and three assists. Lily Blythe added five points.

Jaycee Gevedon led Menifee County with 12 points including two three point baskets and two assists. Shalyne Baker added 11 points, four rebounds, and four assists. Payton Burgess recorded seven points and 13 rebounds. McKenna Smith chipped in with seven points and four rebounds. Andi Wells added six points on two three point baskets and two assists.

Metcalfe County – 11,16,12,11,50
Menifee County – 13,6,15,9,43

Metcalfe County – (50) – London 13, Blythe 5, Allen 12, Jolly 7, Glass 13.
Menifee County – (43) – Burgess 7, Wells 6, Smith 7, Gevedon 12, Baker 11.

Martin County vs. Crittenden County

Martin County coach Robin Newsome started the following lineup: 6-0 Jr. Chloe May, 5-7 Jr. Brooklyn Marcum, 6-4 Fr. Maci Maynard, 5-5 Jr. Sophie Harless, and 5-7 Sr. Candace Spaulding. Crittenden County coach Shannon Hodge countered with 5-10 Jr. Anna Boone, 5-7 Jr. Elliot Evans, 5-10 Jr. Bristyn Rushing. 5-4 Fr. Jordyn Hodge, and 5-6 Jr. Andrew Federico.

Crittenden County outscored Martin County 23-3 in the final quarter to earn a 51-32 victory. Crittenden County shot 32.5% from the field including two of 13 from the three point line. They connected on 23 of 34 free throws including 11 of 12 in the final quarter, pulled down 27 rebounds, and scored 21 points off 23 Martin County turnovers. Martin County shot 33.3% from the field including two of 10 from beyond the arc. They connected on four of nine free throws, pulled down 33 rebounds, and did not score off seven Crittenden County turnovers.

Anna Boone led Crittenden County with 17 points including 12 of 18 free throws, three rebounds, and three assists. Jordyn Hodge added 16 points including 11 of 12 free throws, two rebounds, and three assists. Bristyn Rushing recorded 10 points, five rebounds, and two steals.

Sophie Harless led Martin County with nine points, two rebounds, and two steals. Maci Maynard added seven points, nine rebounds, and four assists. Brooklyn Marcum recorded six points, four rebounds, and two steals. Candace Spaulding chipped in with five points and eight rebounds.

Martin County – 15,8,6,3,32
Crittenden County – 6,10,12,23,51

Martin County – (32) – May 3, B. Marcum 6, Maynard 7, Harless 9, Spaulding 5, M. Marcum 2.
Crittenden County – (51) – Boone 17, Evans 2, Rushing 10, Hodge 16, Federico 4, Holeman 2.

Knott County Central vs. Whitefield Academy

Knott County Central coach Megan Mosley started the following lineup: 5-10 Sr. Kyra McAlarnis, 5-9 Sr. Akasia Bentley, 6-2 Jr. Samaria Bailey, 5-5 Sr. Drew Reed, and 5-5 7^th Grade Dani McAlarnis. Whitefield Academy coach Glenn Wathen countered with 5-8 Sr. Noel Smith, 5-8 So. Mia Braffet, 5-11 Jr. Riley Ring, 5-5 8^th Grade Madeline Turner, and 5-8 Sr. Gwynnie Franz.

Whitefield Academy defeated Knott County Central by the score of 35-30. Whitefield Academy shot 30.2% from the field including two of 20 from the three ppint line. They connected on seven of 12 free throws, pulled down 27 rebounds, and scored 10 points off 14 Knott County Central turnovers. Knott County Central shot 30.8% from the field including three of 18 from beyond the arc. They connected on three of 11 free throws, pulled down 36 rebounds, and scored three points off nine Whitefield Academy turnovers.

Noel Smith led Whitefield Academy with 21 points including four of six free throws, seven rebounds, and five steals. Gwynnie Franz added eight points, two rebounds, and three steals. Riley Ring recorded three points, five rebounds, and two steals.

Kyra McAlarnis led Knott County Central with 12 points, eight rebounds, and four assists. Samara Bailey added nine points and 12 rebounds. Dani McAlarnis recorded six points on two three point baskets and three rebounds.

Knott County Central – 7,6,8,9,30
Whitefield Academy – 8,11,7,9,35

Knott County Central – (30) – K. McAlarnis 12, Bentley 0, Bailey 9, Reed 1, D. McAlarnis 6, Feltner 2.
Whitefield Academy – (35) – Smith 21, Braffet 3, Ring 3, Turner 0, Franz 8.

January 24^th

Owensboro Catholic vs. Bethlehem (Quarterfinal)

Owensboro Catholic coach Michael Robertson started the following lineup: 5-7 So. Layla Martin, 5-7 So. Katie Hagan, 5-8 Sr. Aubrey Randolph, 5-5 So. Taylor Mannahan, and 5-6 Sr. Karmin Riley. Bethlehem coach Jason Clark started the following lineup: 5-11 So. Loren Macy, 5-10 Sr. Caroline Mattingly, 6-3 Sr. Leah Macy, 5-4 So. Kaylee McElroy, and 5-7 Sr. Tessa Miles.

Bethlehem defeated Owensboro Catholic by the score of 53-50. Bethlehem led by 15 eith 5:18 in the third quarter but Owensboro Catholic rallied to only trail 40-38 after three quarters. There were two lead changes and three ties in this game. Bethlehem shot 61.3% from the field including one of four from the three point line. Bethlehem connected on 14 of 22 free throws, pulled down 28 rebounds, and scored 13 points off 15 Owensboro Catholic turnovers. Owensboro Catholic shot 38% from the field including six of 21 from beyond the arc. They connected on six of 13 free throws, pulled down 21 rebounds, and scored 18 points off 22 Bethlehem turnovers.

Leah Macy led Bethlehem with 24 points including six of seven free throws, 13 rebounds, four assists, and five steals. Tessa Miles added 15 points including five of six free throws, two rebounds, and five assists. Kaylee McElroy recorded seven points, three rebounds, and two assists. Loren Macy chipped in with six points, five rebounds, three assists, and two steals.

Karmin Riley led Owensboro Catholic with 15 points including two three point baskets, three of four free throws, and three assists, Taylor Mannahan added 12 points including two three point baskets and two rebounds. Aubrey Rudolph recorded nine points, three rebounds, two assists, and three steals. 5-10 Fr. Sophia Newby chipped in with seven points, six rebounds, and four steals.

Owensboro Catholic – 8,9,21,12,50
Bethlehem – 12,14,14,13,53

Owensboro Catholic – (50) – Martin 4, Hagan 1, Rudolph 9, Mannahan 12, Riley 15, Marston 2, Newby 7.
Bethlehem – (53) – Loren Macy 6, Mattingly 0, Leah Macy 24, McElroy 7, T. Miles 15, S. Miles 1.

Lexington Christian Academy vs. Bishop Brossart (Quarterfinal)

Lexington Christian Academy coach Tim Bradshaw countered with 5-7 Jr. Piper Graham, 5-7 Sr. Claire Roberts, 5-9 Sr. Sophie Pridemore, 5-6 Sr. Ella Gabbert, and 5-6 Sr. Chapel Brown. Bishop Brossart coach Steve Brown countered with 5-10 Sr. Zoee Meyers, 5-9 So. Greylee Kramer, 5-10 Jr. Rachel Shewmaker, 5-7 Sr. Zoey Woosley, and 5-9 Fr. Kylie Smith.

Bishop Brossart led Lexington Christian Academy 21-4 after the first quarter on their way to a 74-46 victory. Bishop Brossart shot 53.6% from the field including three of 13 from the three point line. They connected on 11 of 14 free throws, pulled down 23 rebounds, and scored 32 points off 21 LCA turnovers. Lexington Christian Academy shot 30.6% from the field including three of 15 beyond the arc. They connected on 21 of 29 free throws, pulled down 33 rebounds, and scored seven points off seven Bishop Brossart turnovers.

Rachel Shewmaker led Bishop Brossart with 18 points including four of six free throws, four rebounds, and three steals. 5-11 So. Hadley Eviston added 14 points, five rebounds, and two assists. Zoee Meyers recorded 13 points, three assists, and three steals. Kylie Smith chipped in with 11 points, five rebounds, and three assists. Greylee Kramer added 11 points and four steals.

Chapel Brown led Lexington Christian Academy with 11 points including five of six free throws, and six rebounds. Piper Graham added nine points including six of eight free throws, and five rebounds. Claire Roberts recorded nine points and eight rebounds. 5-6 Jr. Jentry Bertram chipped in with eight points including six of eight free throws, three rebounds, and three assists. Sophie Pridemore added five points and six rebounds.

Lexington Christian Academy – 4,19,15,8,46
Bishop Brossart – 21,21,15,17,74

Lexington Christian Academy – (46) – Graham 9, Roberts 9, Pridemore 5, Gabbert 4, Brown 11, Bertram 8.
Bishop Brossart – (74) – Z. Meyers 13, Kramer 11, Shewmaker 18, Woosley 2, Smith 11, Eviston 14, Guidugli 3, Clift 2.

Metcalfe County vs. Danville Christian Academy (Quarterfinal)

Metcalfe County coach Heidi Coleman started the following lineup: 5-9 Sr. Kassady London, 5-5 Jr. Lily Blythe, 5-10 So. Jozie Allen, 5-2 Jr. Bree Jolly, and 5-3 Jr. Aubrey Glass. Danville Christian Academy coach Billy Inmon countered with 6-0 So. Amauri Blackford, 5-10 Jr. Grace Meyer, 6-5 Sr. Grace Mbugua, 5-3 Sr. Alaya Quisenberry, and 5-9 Sr. Paisley Metz.

Danviile Christian Academy pulled away in the final quarter to defeat Metcalfe County by the score of 64-52. There were four lead changes and nine ties in this game. Danville Christian Academy shot 47.9% from the field including eight of 22 from the three point line. They connected on 10 of 17 free throws, pulled down 37 rebounds, and scored six points off six Metcalfe County turnovers. Metcalfe County shot 34% from the field including seven of 19 from beyond the arc. They connected on nine of 12 free throws, pulled down 27 rebounds, and scored 11 points off eight Danville Christian Academy turnovers.

Grace Mubugua led Danville Christian Academy with 24 points including seven of 12 free throws, pulled down 12 rebounds, and blocked four shots. Amauri Blackford added 12 points and nine rebounds. Paisley Metz recorded 12 points on four three point baskets. Grace Meyer chipped in with nine points on three three point baskets, four rebounds, and two assists. Alaya Quisenberry added seven points, three rebounds, and nine assists.

Kassady London led Metcalfe County with 14 points including five of six free throws, three rebounds, and seven assists. Lily Blythe added 12 points on four three point baskets. Jozie Allen recorded 11 points, six rebounds, and two steals. Bree Jolly chipped in with 10 points, four rebounds, and two assists.

Metcalfe County – 12,17,10,13,52
Danville Christian Academy – 16,11,14,23,64

Metcalfe County – (52) – London 14, Blythe 12, Allen 11, Jolly 10, Glass 1, Compton 4.
Danville Christian Academy (64) – Blackford 12, Meyer 9, Mbugua 24, Quisenberry 7, Metz 12.

Whitefield Academy vs. Crittenden County (Quarterfinal)

Whitefield Academy coach Glenn Wathen started the following lineuP: 5-8 Sr. Noel Smith, 5-8 So. Mia Braffet, 5-11 Jr. Riley Ring, 5-5 8^th Grade Madeline Turner, and 5-8 Sr. Gwynnie Franz. Crittenden County coach Shannon Hodge countered with 5-10 Jr. Anna Boone, 5-7 Jr. Elliot Evans, 5-10 Jr. Bristyn Rushing. 5-4 Fr. Jordyn Hodge, and 5-6 Jr. Andrew Federico.

Crittenden County defeated Whitefield Academy 49-47 in overtime. There were 11 lead changes and five ties in this game. The score was tied 43-43 at the end of regulation. Crittenden County shot 35.7% from the field including three of 15 from the three point line. They connected on 16 of 19 free throws, pulled down 31 rebounds, and scored 19 points off 17 Whitefield Academy turnovers. Whitefield Academy shot 45.5% from the field including two of 19 from beyond the arc. They connected on five of 10 free throws, pulled down 26 rebounds, and scored 11 points off 15 Crittenden County turnovers.

Anna Boone led Crittenden County with 12 points including eight of eight free throws, six rebounds, five assists, and two steals. Jordyn Hodge added 11 points including four of five free throws and three rebounds. 5-9 So. Morgan Stewart recorded nine points including three of four free throws and pulled down nine rebounds. Andrea Federico chipped in with seven points, five rebounds, and two steals. Elliot Evans added six points on two three point baskets and two rebounds.

Noel Smith led Whitefield Academy with 30 points, two rebounds, and three assists. Riley Ring added nine points, eight rebounds, and four steals. Mia Braffet recorded eight points, three rebounds, two assists, and three steals. Madeline Turner pulled down seven rebounds.

Whitefield Academy – 10,15,11,11,47
Crittenden County – 12,17,8,12,49

Whitefield Academy – (47) – Smith 30, Braffet 8, Ring 9, Turner 0, Franz 0.
Crittenden County – (49) – Boone 12, Evans 6, Rushing 2, Hodge 11, Federico 7, Stewart 9, Holeman 2.

January 25^th

Bishop Brossart vs. Bethlehem (Semifinal)

Bishop Brossart coach Steve Brown started the following lineup: 5-10 Sr. Zoee Meyers, 5-9 So. Greylee Kramer, 5-10 Jr. Rachel Shewmaker, 5-7 Sr. Zoey Woosley, and 5-9 Fr. Kylie Smith. Bethlehem coach Jason Clark started the following lineup: 5-11 So. Loren Macy, 5-10 Sr. Caroline Mattingly, 6-3 Sr. Leah Macy, 5-4 So. Kaylee McElroy, and 5-7 Sr. Tessa Miles.

Bethlehem defeated Bishop Brossart by the score of 65-56. Bethlehem shot 53.2% from the field including two of six from the three point line. They connected on 13 of 14 free throws, pulled down 33 rebounds, and scored 13 points off nine Bishop Brossart turnovers. Bishop Brossart shot 38.2% from the field including nine of 23 from beyond the arc. They connected on five of nine free throws, pulled down 24 rebounds, and scored 18 points off 11 Bethlehem turnovers.

Leah Macy led Bethlehem with 44 points including eight of eight free throws, 16 rebounds, and three assists. Tessa Miles added 10 points, six rebounds, and two assists. Kaylee McElroy recorded eight points including two three point baskets, five rebounds, and three steals.

Zoee Meyers led Bishop Brossart with 25 points including seven three point baskets and two rebounds. Kylie Smith added 11 points including three of four free throws, six rebounds, six assists, and two steals. Rachel Shewmaker recorded eight points, four rebounds, and two steals. Greylee Kramer chipped in with seven points and six rebounds.

Bishop Brossart – 15,11,9,21,56
Bethlehem – 16,19,14,16,65

Bishop Brossart – (56) – Meyers 25, Kramer 7, Shewmaker 8, Woosley 2, Smith 11, Guidugli 3.
Bethlehem – (65) – Loren Macy 1, Mattingly 2, Leah Macy 44, McElroy 8, T. Miles 10.

Crittenden County vs. Danville Christian Academy (Semifinal)

Crittenden County coach Shannon Hodge started the following lineup: 5-10 Jr. Anna Boone, 5-7 Jr. Elliot Evans, 5-10 Jr. Bristyn Rushing. 5-4 Fr. Jordyn Hodge, and 5-6 Jr. Andrew Federico. Danville Christian Academy coach Billy Inmon countered with 6-0 So. Amauri Blackford, 5-10 Jr. Grace Meyer, 6-5 Sr. Grace Mbugua, 5-3 Sr. Alaya Quisenberry, and 5-9 Sr. Paisley Metz.

Danville Christian Academy defeated Crittenden County by the score of 67-35. Danville Christian Academy shot 48.9% from the field including 13 of 22 from the three point line. They connected on eight of 13 free throws, pulled down 37 rebounds, and scored 20 points off 11 Crittenden County turnovers. Crittenden County shot 27.7% from the field including one of six from beyond the arc. They connected on eight of 12 free throws, pulled down 28 rebounds, and scored six points off 10 Danville Christian Academy.

Paisley Metz led Danville Christian Academy with 21 points on seven three point baskets and two steals. Grace Mbugua added 14 points, 13 rebounds, two assists, and six blocked shots. Alaya Quisenberry recorded 12 points including three of four free throws, six rebounds, 12 assists, and three steals. Grace Meyer recorded nine points on three three point baskets, three rebounds, two assists, and two steals. Amauri Blackford chipped in with five points, six rebounds, and two blocked shots.

Elliot Evans led Crittenden County with 12 points including three of four free throws, three rebounds, and two steals. Anna Boone added eight points including four of five free throws, seven rebounds, five assists, and three steals. Andrea Federico recorded six points, six rebounds, and two steals.

Crittenden County – 12,6,6,11,35
Danville Christian Academy – 24,18,19,6,67

Crittenden County – (35) – Boone 8, Evans 12, Rushing 3, Hodge 0, Federico 6, Stewart 4, Champion 2.
Danville Christian Academy – (67) – Blackford 5, Meyer 9, Mbugua 14, Quisenberry 12, Metz 21, Abrams 3, Gjoci 3.

January 26^th

Danville Christian Academy vs. Bethlehem (Championship)

Danville Christian Academy coach Billy Inmon started the following lineup: 6-0 So. Amauri Blackford, 5-10 Jr. Grace Meyer, 6-5 Sr. Grace Mbugua, 5-3 Sr. Alaya Quisenberry, and 5-9 Sr. Paisley Metz. Bethlehem coach Jason Clark countered with 5-11 So. Loren Macy, 5-10 Sr. Caroline Mattingly, 6-3 Sr. Leah Macy, 5-4 So. Kaylee McElroy, and 5-7 Sr. Tessa Miles. (Unfortunately Leah Macy went down with a knee injury after only 8 seconds of play and was unable to return to the game).

Danville Christian Academy defeated Bethlehem by the score of 73-59 to earn the championship. Danville Christian shot 50% from the field including six of 24 from the three point line. They connected on 13 of 21 free throws, pulled down 45 rebounds, and scored 13 points off 10 Bethlehem turnovers. Bethlehem shot 30.4% from the field including one of 10 from beyond the arc. They connected on 16 of 23 free throws, pulled down 38 rebounds, and scored 18 points off 17 Danville Christian Academy.

Grace Mbugua led Danville Christian with 20 points, 13 rebounds, three assists, and eight blocked shots. Amauri Blackford added 16 points, eight rebounds, and two assists. Alaya Quisenberry recorded 14 points, seven rebounds, and seven assists. Paisley Metz chipped in with 13 points including three three point baskets and three rebounds. Grace Meyer added nine points on three three point baskets, eight rebounds, three assists, and two steals.

Tessa Miles led Bethlehem with 25 points, seven rebounds, and three steals. Loren Macy added 10 points including four of four free throws and eight rebounds. Kaylee McElroy recorded nine points and five rebounds. 5-7 So. Zoe Thurmond chipped in with nine points including five of six free throws and four rebounds.

Danville Christian Academy – 21.25.14.13.73
Bethlehem – 7,14,15,23,59

Danville Christian Academy - (73) – Blackford 16, Meyer 9, Mbugua 20, Quisenberry 14, Metz 13, Abrams 1.
Bethlehem – (59) – Loren Macy 10, Mattingly 2, Leah Macy 0, McElroy 9, T. Miles 25, Thurmond 9, S. Miles 4.

All Tournament Team

Amauri Blackford (Danville Christian), Anna Boone (Crittenden County), Jordyn Hodge (Crittenden County), Kassady London (Metcalfe County), Leah Macy (Bethlehem), Loren Macy (Bethlehem), Paisley Metz (Danville Christian), Zoee Meyers (Bishop Brossart), Tessa Miles (Bethlehem), Alaya Quisenberry (Danville Christian), Kylie Smith (Bishop Brossart), Noel Smith (Whitefield Academy), and MVP Grace Mbugua (Danville Christian).

Acknowledgements

A special thanks to the Event Stats Crew for the comprehensive stats provided for these games.

 

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2025 TSSAA (TN) Blue Cross Basketball Championships Division II Boys & Girls Class A & AA March 8, 2025
Topic: Basketball

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2025 TSSAA (TN) Blue Cross Basketball Championships
Division II Class A & AA (Boys & Girls)

Hooper Eblen Center Cookeville TN
March 8, 2025

© 2025 Ron Harrison

Webb School (Bell Buckle TN) vs. King’s Academy (Girls) (Division II Class A Championship)

Webb School coach Brody Curry started the following lineup: 6-0 Fr. Makynli Bacon, 6-0 8^th Grade Jamani Gordon, 6-1 Sr. Daria Biriuk, 5-7 Sr. Sophie McInturff, and 5-9 8^th Grade Laine Lyles. King’s Academy coach Dante Turnipseed countered with 6-2 Sr. Brady Branam, 5-10 Jr. Emily Atchley, 6-4 So. Adit Koul, 5-7 Jr. Kyle Young, and 5-8 So. Skylar Walden.

Webb School defaeted King’s Academy by the score of 66-59 in a game that had three lead changes and 20 ties. Webb School shot 50% from the field including six of 16 from the three point line. The Feet connected on 22 of 27 free throws, pulled down 26 rebounds, and scored 18 points off 16 King’s Academy turnovers. King’s Academy shot 37.5% from the field including eight of 20 from beyond the arc. The Lions connected on 15 of 25 free throws, pulled down 32 rebounds, and scored 17 points off 16 Webb School turnovers.

Daria Biriuk led Webb School with 26 points including four three point baskets, six of six free throws, 10 rebounds, two assists, and three steals. Makynli Bacon added 14 points including six of seven free throws, four rebounds, and five assists. 5-4 Fr. Ellie Landers recorded 10 points including two three point baskets. Jamani Gordon chipped in with six points and five rebounds.

Skylar Walden led King’s Academy with 22 points including four three point baskets, four of five free throws, seven rebounds, three assists, and three steals. 5-8 Jr. Matazja Goins added 11 points including two three point baskets. Adit Koul recorded seven points and three rebounds. Brady Branam chipped in with six points on six of eight free throws, five rebounds, and two assists.

Webb School – 13,11,19,23,66
King’s Academy – 10,11,17,21,59

Webb School – (66) – Bacon 14, Gordon 6, Biriuk 26, McInturff 4, Lyles 0, Landers 10, Frazier 2, Young 4.
King’s Academy – (59) – Branam 6, Atchley 3, Koul 7, Young 8, Walden 22, Goins 11, Loveday 2.

Battle Ground Academy vs. Providence Christian Academy (Boys) (Division II Class A Championship)

Battle Ground Academy coach Trey Meyer syarted the following lineup: 6-2 Sr, Arnett Hayes, 6-3 Jr. Lawson Gillispie, 6-4 Sr. Dixon Adams, 5-9 Sr. Greyson Williams, and 5-10 Jr. Jake Harney. Providence Christian Academy coach Kerry Hammons countered with 6-10 Jr. Chris Washington, 6-6 Jr. Aiden Bolden, 6-11 Sr. Preston Wade, 6-1 Sr. Baylor Allen, and 6-2 Sr. Tryce Grensing.

Providence Christian Academy outscored Battle Ground Academy 28-19 in the final quarter to earn a 78-68 victory over the Wildcats. There were four lead changes and six ties in this game. Providence Christian Academy shot 56.8% from the field including seven of 10 from the three point line. The Lions connected on 29 of 33 free throws, pulled down 32 rebounds, and scored 11 points off 12 Battle Ground Academy turnovers. Battle Ground Academy shot 42.9% from the field including five of 17 from beyond the arc. The Wildcats connected on 21 of 24 free throws, pulled down 17 rebounds, and scored 23 points off 21 Providence Christian Academy turnovers.

Aiden Bolden led a balanced Providence Christian Academy scorrin attack with 20 points including 14 of 15 free throws, five rebounds, and four assists. Chris Washington added 17 points, seven rebounds, two assists, and three blocked shots. Tryce Grensing recorded 17 points including eight of eight free throws, and five rebounds. Baylor Allen recorded 10 points including three three point baskets and two rebounds. Preston Wade chipped in with eight points, two rebounds, two assists, and four blocked shots.

Arnett Hayes led Battle Ground Academy with 32 points including two three point baskets, 12 of 15 free throws, and two rebounds. 6-0 Jr. Elijah Fernandez added 10 points on five of five from the field. Greyson Williams recorded nine points including seven of seven free throws, three rebounds, six assists, and four steals. Dixon Adams chipped in with seven points, three rebounds, and four steals,

Battle Ground Academy – 14,19,16,19,68
Providence Christian Academy – 22,7,21,28,78

Battle Ground Academy – (68) – Hayes 32, Gillispie 2, Adams 7, Williams 9, Harney 5, Fernandez 10, Thompson 3.
Providence Christian Academy – (78) – Washington 17, Bolden 20, Wade 8, Allen 10, Grensing 17, Joyner 4, Applegate 2.

Webb School of Knoxville vs. Christ Presbyterian Academy (Girls) (Division II Class AA Championship)

Webb School of Knoxville coach Greg Hernandez started the following lineup: 5-10 So. Harper Ladd, 6-8 Jr. Meeyah Green, 6-2 Fr. Kyndall Mays, 5-5 Fr. Zahnyah Rockett, and 5-7 Jr. Avery Green. Christ Presbyterian Academy coach Becky Legate countered with 5-10 Jr. Lily Morrow, 5-10 Sr. Mac Flowers, 6-0 So. Jane Ellis, 5-5 Sr. Julia Speedy, and 5-9 Jr. McMillan Sweeney.

Webb School of Knoxville defeater Christ Presbyterian Academy by the score of 61-47. There were three ties and three lead changes in this game. Webb School of Knoxville shot 45.2% from the field including five of 17 from the three point line. The Spartans connected on 18 of 25 free throws, pulled down 20 rebounds, and scored 27 points off 21 Christ Presbyterian Academy turnovers. Christ Presbyterian Academy shot 44.4% from the field including three of 11 from beyond the arc. The Lions connected on 12 of 12 free throws, pulled down 25 rebounds, and scored six points off seven Webb School of Knoxville turnovers.

Zahnyah Rockett led Webb School of Knoxville with 20 points including eight of 11 free throws, seven rebounds, two assists, and five steals. Meeyah Green added 19 points including three three point baskets, six of 10 free throws, five rebounds, five assists, and six steals. Kyndall Mays recorded 12 points, seven rebounds, and two assists.

Jane Ellis led Christ Presbyterian Academy with 20 points including eight of eight free throws, seven rebounds, and three assists. 6-0 So. Jayda Robinson added 16 points including four of four free throws and seven rebounds.

Webb School of Knoxville – 16,11,19,15,61
Christ Presbyterian Academy – 7,14,16,10,47

Webb School of Knoxville – (61) – Ladd 5, M. Green 19, Mays 12, Rockett 20, A. Green 0, Napier 3, Lee 2.
Christ Presbyterian Academy – (47) – Morrow 3, Flowers 2, Ellis 20, Speedy 0, Sweeney 0, Robinson 16, Brewer 3, Gregory 3.

Webb School of Knoxville vs. Briarcrest Christian (Boys) (Division II Class AA Championship)

Webb School of Knoxville coach Ricky Norris started the following lineup: 6-5 Jr. Cam Swearengen, 6-4 Jr. Wilson Luton, 6-7 Jr. Alex Leeth, 5-8 Sr. Jaylen Pompey, and 6-1 Jr. Owen Lentz. Briarcrest Christian coach John Harrington countered with 6-3 Jr. Daniel Towles, 6-3 Jr. Parker Pounds, 6-8 Jr. Fred Smith Jr., 5-11 So. JD Donaldson, and 6-2 Sr. Landon Rogers.

Webb Schhol of Knoxville defeated Briarcrest Christian by the score of 54-45. There were five ties and five lead changes in this game. Webb School of Knoxville shot 50% from the field including 11 of 22 from the three point line. The Spartans connected on three of five free throws, pulled down 18 rebounds, and scored 19 points off 11 Briarcrest Christian turnovers. Briarcrest Christian shot 54.3% from the field including five of 11 from beyond the arc. The Saints connected on two of seven free throws, pulled down 21 rebounds, and scored two points off seven Webb School opf Knoxville turnovers.

Owen Lentz led Webb School of Knoxville with 14 points on four three point baskets and three rebounds. Cam Swearengen added 11 points including three three point baskets, three rebounds, and two assists. Alex Leeth recorded 10 points and two rebounds. 6-1 So. Huston Torres chipped in with nine points including two three point baskets. Jaylen Pompey recorded four points, five rebounds, and eight assists.

Fred Smith Jr. led Briarcrest Christian with 17 points, eight rebounds, and three assists. Parker Pounds added 11 points, five rebounds, and two assists. 6-0 Jr. Andrew Storey recorded six points on two three point baskets, two rebounds, and two assists.

Webb School of Knoxville – 21,9,6,18,54
Briarcrest Christian – 16,12,4,13,45

Webb School of Knoxville – (54) – Swearengen 11, Luton 4, Leeth 10, Pompey 4, Lentz 14, Young 2, Torres 9.
Briarcrest Christian – (45) – Towles 4, Pounds 11, Smith Jr. 17, Donaldson 0, Rogers 4, Storey 6, Wright 3.

Acknowledgements

A special thanks to the TSSAA for the comprehensive stats provided for these games. And all the other info pertaining to their athletic events.

 

Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the event, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com.

Ron Harrison’s reports on this and other basketball events appear on kyprephoops.com.

2025 IHSA (Illinois) State High School Girls Basketball Championships March 8, 2025
Topic: Basketball

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2025 IHSA (Illinois) State Girls Basketball Finals
Cefcu Arena Doug Collins Illinois State University

Normal, IL
March 8, 2025

© 2025 Ron Harrison

Pecatonica vs. Carrollton (Class 1A Championship)

Pecatonica coach Don Rosenstiel started the following lineup: 5-9 Sr. Elaina Rager, 5-8 Fr. Ryleigh Alexander, 5-10 Sr. Payton Thomas, 5-5 Fr. Korah Noud, and 5-7 Sr.Kianna Degner. Carrollton coach Brian Madson countered with 5-9 Sr. Lauren Flowers, 5-9 Fr. Harper Darr, 5-11 Sr. Megan Camden, 5-6 Sr. Abby Flowers, and 5-7 So. Hayden McMurtrie.

Pecatonica defeated Carrollton by the score of 63-45. There were four ties and four lead changes in this game. Pecatonica shot 42.9% from the field including six of 19 from the three point line. The Indians connected on 15 of 25 free throws, pulled down 32 rebounds, and scored nine points off 13 Carrollton turnovers. Carrollton shot 35.6% from the field including two of 13 from beyond the arc. The Lady Hawks connected on 11 of 17 free throws, pulled down 31 rebounds, and scored five points off nine Pecatonica turnovers.

Elaina Rager led Pecatonica with 30 points including four three point baskets, eight of 12 free throws, eight rebounds, and three steals. Payton Thomas added 13 points including four of seven free throws, seven rebounds, and two assists. Ryleigh Alexander recorded 11 points and six rebounds. Korah Noud chipped in with eight points, four rebounds, and two steals.

Lauren Flowers led Carrollton with 18 points including eight of 11 free throws, 10 rebounds, and three assists. Hayden McMurtrie added 10 points including two three point baskets and two rebounds. Harper Darr recorded four points, three rebounds, three assists, and two steals. 5-9 Fr. Chloe McAdams came off the bench to record six points and two rebounds.

Pecatonica – 14,17,19,13,63
Carrollton – 10,16,10,9,45

Pecatonica – (63) – Rager 30, Alexander 11, Thomas 13, Noud 8, Degner 1.
Carrollton – (45) – L. Flowers 18, Darr 4, Camden 3, A. Flowers 2, McMurtrie 10, Eilerman 2, McAdams 6.

Nashville vs. Peoria (Notre Dame) (Class 2A Championship)

Nashville coach Dempsey Witte started the following lineup: 6-0 So. Samantha Brinkmann, 5-10 So. Makayla Gajewski, 5-0 So. Summer Brinkmann, 5-9 Sr. Avery Reeder, and 5-10 Jr. Emma Behrmann. Peoria (Notre Dame) coach Layne Langholf countered with 6-1 So. Cora Heinz, 6-0 Sr. Alli Stickelmaier, 6-2 Sr. Lexi Baer, 5-6 Sr. Julia Mingus, and 5-10 So. Emy Wardle.

Nashville defeated Peoria (Notre Dame) by the score of 55-29. Nashville shot 48.7% from the field including one of five from the three point line. The Hornets connected on 16 of 23 free throws, pulled down 30 rebounds, and scored 22 points off 16 Notre Dame turnovers. Notre Dame shot 32.3% from the field including two of 13 from beyond the arc. The Irish connected on seven of eight free throws, pulled down 16 rebounds, and scored four points off six Nashville turnovers.

Emma Behrmann led Nashville with 14 points, four rebounds, and three assists. Summer Brinkmann added 13 points including nine of 10 free throws, seven rebounds, three assists, two blocked shots, and five steals. Samantha Brinkmann recorded 12 points including three of four free throws, six rebounds, two assists, and three steals. Avery Reeder chipped in with eight points, two rebounds, and two assists. Makayla Gajewski added six points, five rebounds, and two assists.

Julia Mingus led Notre Dame with 11 points including four of four free throws, and three assists. Lexi Baer added six points and two rebounds. Cora Heinz recorded six points and three rebounds.

Nashville – 13,10,14,18,55
Peoria (Notre Dame) – 11,2,9,7,29

Nashville – (55) – Sa. Brinkmann 12, Gajewski 6, Su. Brinkmann 13, Reeder 8, Behrmann 14, Stiegman 2.
Peoria (Notre Dame) – (29) – Heinz 6, Stickelmaier 0, Baer 6, Mingus 11, Wardle 3, Maloney 3.

Lombard (Montini) vs. Chicago (St. Ignatius College Prep) (Class 3A Championship)

Lombard (Montini) coach Shannon Spanos started the following lineup: 5-8 Sr. Natalie Gartlan, 5-9 Sr. Audrey Kinney, 5-9 Sr. Peyton Farrell, 5-7 Sr. Lily Spanos, and 5-8 Sr. Nikki Kerstein. Chicago (St. Ignatius College Prep coach Cara Doyle countered with 5-9 Jr. Isabella Keberlein, 5-10 Sr. Maggie Helms, 6-1 Sr. Reganne Reardon, 5-3 Sr. Sally Kennedy, and 5-7 Sr. Maliyah Miller.

Montini defeated St. Ignatius by the score of 50-44. There were two ties and two lead changes in this game. Montini shot 42.9% from the field including two of seven from the three point line. The Lady Broncos connected on 18 of 21 free throws, pulled down 21 rebounds, and scored 17 points off 13 St. Ignatius turnovers. St. Ignatius shot 39.5% from the field including three of 15 from beyond the arc. The Wolfpack connected on 11 of 16 free throws, pulled down 25 rebounds, and scored eight points off nine Montini turnovers.

Nikki Kerstein led Montini with 21 points including 12 of 13 free throws, five rebounds, two assists, two blocked shots, and five steals. Peyton Farrell added 12 points including four of five free throws, and four rebounds. Natalie Gartlan recorded seven points.

Reganne Reardon led St. Ignatius with 20 points and nine rebounds. Isabella Keberlein added eight points and four rebounds. 5-9 Jr. Gabby Hinton recorded seven points, two assists, and two steals.

Lombard (Montini) – 15,10,15,10,50
Chicago (St. Ignatius College Prep) – 12,6,16,10,44

Lombard (Montini) – (50) – Gartlan 7, Kinney 4, Farrell 12, Spanos 4, Kerstein 21, Mellish 2.
Chicago (St. Ignatius College Prep) – (44) – Keberlein 8, Helms 3, Reardon 20, Kennedy 4, Miller 2, Hinton 7.

Palatine (Fremd) vs. Chicago (Kenwood) (Class 4A Championship)

Palatine (Fremd) coach James Han started the following lineup: 5-11 Jr. Isabella Del Mar, 5-11 Jr. Greta Thompson, 6-0 Sr. Ella Todd, 5-9 Sr. Ellie Thompson, and 5-10 Sr. Na Tallia Urlacher. Chicago (Kenwood) coach Andre Lewis countered with 5-10 Sr, Icesis Thomas, 5-9 Sr. London Walker-George, 6-1 Sr. Diann Jackson, 5-7 Jr. Danielle Brooks, and 5-7 Sr. Ariella Henigan.

Kenwood defeated Fremd by the score of 65-44. Kenwood shot 34.9% from the field including two of nine from the three point line. The Broncos connected on 19 of 31 free throws, pulled down 42 rebounds, and scored 28 points off 22 Fremd turnovers. Fremd shot 29.4% from the field including three of 11 from beyond the arc. The Vikings connected on 11 of 19 free throws, pulled down 43 rebounds, and scored three points off eight Kenwood turnovers.

Danielle Brooks led Kenwood with 24 points including nine of 12 free throws, two rebounds, three assists, and three steals. London Walker-George added 19 points, seven rebounds, two assists, and five steals. Ariella Henigan recorded 16 points, seven rebounds, and three assists.

Na Tallia Urlacher led Fremd with 16 points including two three point baskets, 11 rebounds, and three steals. Ella Todd added 11 points including three of four free throws, 10 rebounds, and two blocked shots. Isabella Del Mar recorded seven points including five of eight free throws, and eight rebounds.

Palatine (Fremd) – 12,14,9,9,44
Chicago (Kenwood) – 9,19,11,26,65

Palatine (Fremd) – (44) – Del Mar 7, G. Thompson 5, E. Todd 11, E. Thompson 0, Urlacher 16, McMillan 2, G. Todd 3.
Chicago (Kenwood) – (65) – Thomas 4, Walker-George 19, Jackson 2, Brooks 24, Henigan 16.

Acknowledgements

A special thanks to the IHSA for the comprehensive stats provided for these games.for all the other info pertaining to all their athletic events.

 

Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the event, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com.

Ron Harrison’s reports on this and other basketball events appear on kyprephoops.com.

2025 Republic Bank Girls L.I.T. Championship January 30-31, February 1, 2025
Topic: Basketball

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2025 Republic Bank Girls L.I.T. (Quarterfinals, Semifinals, & Championship)

                                Valley High School

Louisville, KY
January 30-31- February 1, 2025

© 2025 Ron Harrison

January 30^th

Bethlehem vs. Central (Quarterfinal)

Brhtlehem coach Jason Clark started the following lineup: 5-10 So. Loren Macy, 7-7 Sr. Tess Miles, 5-10 Sr. Caroline Mattingly, 5-1 Fr. Sophia Miles, and 5-4 So. Kaylee McElroy. ( 6-3 Sr. Leah Macy is out with an injury). Central coach Deshawn Pendleton countered with 6-0 Jr. Ciara Rudolph, 5-7 Sr. Christen Stone, 6-0 So. Tamari Oliver, 5-4 Sr. Kinnidi Russell, and 5-8 Fr. Ziya Velez-Smith.

Central outscored Bethlehem 22-12 in the third quarter on their way to a 53-46 victory. There were three lead changes and five ties in this game. Central shot 43.4% from the field including two of 15 from the three point line. The Lady Jackets connected on five of 10 free throws, pulled down 35 rebounds, and scored nine points off 11 Bethlehem turnovers. Bethlehem shot 30.2% from the field including three of 12 from beyond the arc. The Banshees connected on 37 rebounds, pulled down 37 rebounds, and scored 11 points off 10 Central turnovers.

Ziya Velez-Smith led Central with 24 points, four rebounds, two assists, and two steals. Ciara Rudolph added seven points including three of four free throws, seven rebounds, and three blocked shots. Kinnidi Russell recorded six points, three rebounds, five assists, and three steals. Christrn Stone chipped in with five points, three rebounds, and two blocked shots. Tamari Oliver recorded two points and 11 rebounds.

Tess Miles led Bethlehem with 24 points including three three point baskets, and eight rebounds. Kaylee McElroy added 12 points including four of six free throws, six rebounds, and two steals. Loren Macy recorded five points and five rebounds.

Bethlehem – 12,15,12,7,46
Central – 12,13,22,6,53

Bethlehem – (46) – Loren Macy 5, T. Miles 24, Mattingly 0, S. Miles 3, McElroy 12, Mouser 2.
Central – (53) – Rudolph 7, Stone 5, Oliver 2, Russell 6, Velez-Smith 24, Bond 5, Bell 4.

Danville Christian Academy vs. Sacred Heart Academy (Quarterfinal)

Danville Christian Academy coach Billy Inmon started the following lineup: 6-0 So. Amauri Blackford, 5-10 Jr. Grace Meyer, 6-5 Sr. Grace Mbugua, 5-3 Sr. Alaya Quisenberry, and 5-9 Jr. Paisley Metz. Sacred Heart Academy coach Donna Moir countered with 6-0 Sr. ZaKiyah Johnson, 5-10 Jr. Brianna Wilkins, 6-0 Sr. Morgan Frey, 5-4 So. Amirah “Tootie” Jordan, and 5-8 Sr. Caroline Osting.

Sacred Heart Academy raced out to a 24-8 first quarter lead on their way to a 77-49 victory over Danville Christian Academy. Sacred Heart Academy shot 44.6% from the field including four of 12 from the three point line. The Valkyries connected on 15 of16 free throws, pulled down 44 rebounds, and scored 24 points off 15 Danville Christian Academy turnovers. Danville Christian Academy shot 33.3% from the field including two of 15 from beyond the arc. The Lady Warriors connected on 13 of 21 free throws, pulled down 31 rebounds, and scored nine points off nine Sacred Heart Academy turnovers.

ZaKiyah Johnson led Sacred Heart Academy with 20 points including two three point baskets, three rebounds, and two steals. Brianna Wilkins added 14 points including four of four free throws, and five rebounds. 5-7 Fr. Tahri Ralston recorded 11 points including six of six free throws, and two rebounds. Morgan Frey chipped in with seven points and 11 rebounds. Amirah “Tootie” Jordan recorded six points, two rebounds, and 10 assists. 5-7 Fr. Riley Gilvin added six points, five rebounds, and three assists.

Grace Mbugua led Danville Christian Academy with 23 points including five of five free throws, 13 rebounds, and two steals. Alaya Quisenberry added 12 points including four of 11 free throws, four rebounds, and five assists.

Danville Christian Academy – 8,10,14,17,49
Sacred Heart Academy – 24,12,22,19,77

Danville Christian Academy – (49) – Blackford 3, Meyer 3, Mbugua 23, Quisenberry 12, Metz 3, Abrams 5.
Sacred Heart Academy (77) – Johnson 20, Wilkins 14, Frey 7, Jordan 6, Osting 4, Ralston 11, Gilvin 6, Smith 3, Wathen 2, Mabaya 2, DeCamillis 2.

January 31^st

George Rogers Clark vs. Butler (Quarterfinal)

George Rogers Clark coach Robbie Graham started the following lineup: 5-9 Jr. Annette Miller, 5-8 Jr. Teigh Yeast, 6-2 Sr. Ciara Byars, 5-5 So. Kennedy Stamper, and 5-7 Sr. Jaileen Green. Butler coach Candyce Wheeler countered with 5-8 Fr. Faith Mosely, Sr. Layla Barrett, 5-9 Sr. Makayla Alexander, 5-6 So. Amiya Civils, and 5-7 Jr. Keziah Renee.

George Rogers Clark defeated Butler by the score of 72-39. George Rogers Clark shot 41,8% from the field including seven of 20 from the three point line. The Lady Cardinals connected on nine of 16 free throws, pulled down 47 rebounds, and scored nine points off 18 Butler turnovers. Butler shot 32.4% from the field including three of 11 from beyond the arc. The Bearettes connected on 12 of 16 free throws, pulled down 25 rebounds, and scored four points off six GRC turnovers.

Ciara Byars led a balance dGeorge Rogers Clark scoring attack with 12 points including two three point baskets, five rebounds, two assists, and two steals. 5-8 So. Kyleigh Stakelin added 10 points and six rebounds. 5-10 7^th Grade Eliyah Strode recorded 10 points and eight rebounds. Kennedy Stamper chipped in with nine points, three rebounds, and three assists. Teigh Yeast added seven points, four rebounds, three assists, and four steals. Annette Miller recorded seven points and three rebounds. 5-6 Fr. Kyleigh Chestnut added six points, two rebounds, and three assists.

Faith Mosely led Butler with 14 points including seven of seven free throws and two assists. Amiya Civils added nine points and four rebounds. Keziah Renee recorded seven points and eight rebounds.

George Rogers Clark – 18,22,18,14,72
Butler – 7.18.4.10,39

George Rogers Clark – (72) – Miller 7, Yeast 7, Byars 12, Stamper 9, Green 3, K. Chestnut 6, Settles 5, Stakelin 10, Maxwell 3, Strode 10.
Butler – (39) – Mosely 14, Barrett 4, Alexander 3, Civils 9, Renee 7, Elliott 2.

Highlands vs. Assumption (Quarterfinal)

Highlands coach Jaime Richey started the following lineup: 5-10 Jr. Kate Bucher, 5-9 Jr. Avery Barber, 6-3 Sr. Marissa Green, 5-2 Fr. Maren Orme, and 5-6 Jr. Kaylee Mills. Assumption coach Caryn Kovatch countered with 5-10 Jr. Ava Moore, 5-9 Jr. Ashlinn James, 5-10 Sr. Kyleigh Hall, 5-6 Fr. Se’Rae Bundrent-Palmer, and 5-8 Sr. Bailee Duck.

Assumption raced out to a 17-5 first quarter lead on their way to a 55-28 victory over Highlands. Assumption shot 36.7% from the field including four of 15 from the three point line. The Rockets connected on seven of nine free throws, pulled down 34 rebounds, and scored 16 points off 23 Highlands turnovers. Highlands shot 25.6% from the field including two of 18 from beyond the arc. The Bluebirds connected on four of nine free throws, pulled down 39 rebounds, and scored two points off 12 Assumption turnovers.

Ashlinn James led Assumption with 17 points, five rebounds, and five steals. 5-11 Fr. Kylie Moore added 10 points including four of four free throws, five rebounds, and three assists. Kyleigh Hall recorded eight points and four rebounds. Ava Moore chipped in with seven points and two steals.

Marissa Green led Highlands with nine points and six rebounds. Maren Orme added seven points and two rebounds.

Highlands – 5,9,4,10,28
Assumption – 17,10,16,12,55

Highlands – (28) – Bucher 0, Barber 0, Green 9, Orme 7, Mills 3, G. Neufarth 2, I. Neufarth 2, Barlow 5.
Assumption – (55) – A. Moore 7, James 17, Hall 8, Bundrent-Palmer 2, Duck 5, Allen 2, Cummins 2, K. Moore 10, Ice 2.

February 1^st

Central vs. Sacred Heart Academy (Semifinal)

Central coach Deshawn Pendleton started the following lineup: 6-0 Jr. Ciara Rudolph, 5-7 Sr. Christen Stone, 6-0 So. Tamari Oliver, 5-4 Sr. Kinnidi Russell, and 5-8 Fr. Ziya Velez-Smith. Sacred Heart Academy coach Donna Moir countered with 6-0 Sr. ZaKiyah Johnson, 5-10 Jr. Brianna Wilkins, 6-0 Sr. Morgan Frey, 5-4 So. Amirah “Tootie” Jordan, and 5-8 Sr. Caroline Osting.

Sacred Heart Academy defeated Central by the score of 71-40. Sacred Heart Academy shot 60.5% from the field including 11 of 18 from the three point line. The Valkyries connected on eight of 12 free throws, pulled down 25 rebounds, and scored 27 points off 19 Central turnovers. Central shot 35.9% from the field including three of 16 from beyond the arc. The Lady Jackets connected on nine of 13 free throws, pulled down 21 rebounds, and scored 13 points off 13 Sacred Heart turnovers.

Brianna Wilkins led Sacred Heart with 18 points including two three point baskets, three rebounds, three assists, and four steals. ZaKiyah Johnson added 18 points including three three point baskets, three rebounds, and three assists. Amirah “Tootie” Jordan recorded 14 points including four three point baskets, and four assists.

Ziya Velez-Smith led Central with 14 points including five of six free throws. And four assists. Ciara Rudolph added 13 points including two three point baskets, five rebounds, and two steals. Tamari Oliver recorded eight points and five rebounds. Christen Stone chipped in with three points and six rebounds.

Central – 8,12,7,13,40
Sacred Heart Academy – 23,19,20,9,71

Central – (40) – Rudolph 13, Stone 3, Oliver 8, Russell 2, Velez-Smith 14.
Sacred Heart Academy – (71) – Johnson 18, Wilkins 18, Frey 1, Jordan 14, Osting 2, Carson 6, Ralston 4, Mabaya 4, DeCamillis 4.

George Rogers Clark vs. Assumption (Semifinal)

George Rogers Clark coach Robbie Graham started the following lineup: 5-9 Jr. Annette Miller, 5-8 Jr. Teigh Yeast, 6-2 Sr. Ciara Byars, 5-5 So. Kennedy Stamper, and 5-7 Sr. Jaileen Green. Assumption coach Caryn Kovatch countered with 5-10 Jr. Ava Moore, 5-9 Jr. Ashlinn James, 5-10 Sr. Kyleigh Hall, 5-6 Fr. Se’Rae Bundrent-Palmer, and 5-8 Sr. Bailee Duck.

George Rogers Clark trailed 39-37 after three quarters bit outscored Assumption 21-13 in the final quarter to earn a 58-52 victory. There were nine lead changes and three ties in this game. George Rogers Clark shot 43.5% from the field including five of 15 from the three point line. The Cardinals connected on 13 of 21 free throws, pulled down 38 rebounds, and scored 15 points off 12 Assumption turnovers. Assumption shot 42% from the field including three of 11 from beyond the arc. The Rockets connected on seven of nine free throws, pulled down 21 rebounds, and scored 25 points off 18 GRC turnovers.

Ciara Byars led George Rogers Clark with 20 points including two three point baskets and 10 rebounds. Teigh Yeast added 14 points including three three point baskets, six rebounds, two assists, and three steals. Jaileen Green recorded 13 points, six rebounds, and two assists. Kennedy Stamper chipped in with five points on five of six free throws and five rebounds.

Ashlinn James led Assumption with 18 points including four of five free throws, four rebounds, two assists, and four steals. 5-7 Jr. Jada Allen added 12 points including two three point baskets, four rebounds, and two steals. Bailee Duck recorded eight points and four steals. Se’Rae Bundrent-Palmer chipped in with six points and two rebounds.

George Rogers Clark – 16,12,9,21,58
Assumption – 12,12,15,13,52

George Rogers Clark – (58) – Miller 0, Yeast 14, Byars 20, Stamper 5, Green 13, Stakelin 4, Maxwell 2.
Assumption – (52) – A. Moore 2, James 18, Hall 2, Bundrent-Palmer 6, Duck 8, K. Moore 4, Allen 12.

George Rogers Clark vs. Sacred Heart Academy (Championship)

George Rogers Clark coach Robbie Graham started the following lineup: 5-9 Jr. Annette Miller, 5-8 Jr. Teigh Yeast, 6-2 Sr. Ciara Byars, 5-5 So. Kennedy Stamper, and 5-7 Sr. Jaileen Green. Sacred Heart Academy coach Donna Moir countered with 6-0 Sr. ZaKiyah Johnson, 5-10 Jr. Brianna Wilkins, 6-0 Sr. Morgan Frey, 5-4 So. Amirah “Tootie” Jordan, and 5-8 Sr. Caroline Osting.

Sacred Heart Academy defeated George Rogers Clark by the score of 68-42. Sacred Heart shot 51% from the field including three of 11 from the three point line. The Valkyries connected on 13 of 15 free throws, pulled down 39 rebounds, and scored 18 points off 17 GRC turnovers. George Rogers Clark shot 29.2% from the field including two of 13 from beyond the arc. The Lady Cardinals connected on 12 of 23 free throws, pulled down 29 rebounds, and scored 11 points off 19 Sacred Heart turnovers.

ZaKiyah Johnson led Sacred Heart with 18 points including six of six free throws, nine rebounds, and three assists. Brianna Wilkins added 17 points, four rebounds, two assists, and three steals. Amirah “Tootie” Jordan recorded 10 points including four of four free throws, and two rebounds.

Teigh Yeast led George Rogers Clark with 10 points including four of six free throws and two rebounds. Kennedy Stamper added eight points including four of five free throws, four rebounds, and two steals. Ciara Byars recorded seven points and eight rebounds.

George Rogers Clark – 11.9,11,11,42
Sacred Heart Academy – 19.18.15.16,68

George Rogers Clark – (42) – Miller 2, Yeast 10, Byars 7, Stamper 8, Green 5, Cecil 1, Settles 1, Goodwin 3, Strode 5.
Sacred Heart Academy – (68) – Johnson 18, Wilkins 17, Frey 3, Jordan 10, Osting 4, Carson 6, Ralston 6, Wathen 2, Zutterman 2.

All Tournament Team

Ciara Byars (George Rogers Clark), Teigh Yeast (George Rogers Clark), Brianna Wilkins (Sacred Heart Academy), Amirah “Tootie” Jordan (Sacred Heart Academy), Bunny Daugherty Miss Defense Award Kennedy Stamper (George Rogers Clark), Joyce Seymour Miss Offense Award ZaKiyah Johnson (Savred Heart Academy)

Acknowledgements

A special thanks to Bob Tonini of Sacred Heart Academy for the comprehensive stats provided for these games.

 

Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the event, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com.

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50th Annual IHSAA (Indiana) Girls Championship March 1, 2025
Topic: Basketball

2025BBIHSAAG

50^th Annual IHSAA (Indiana) Girls Basketball Championship
Presented by The Indiana Fever and Indiana Pacers

Gainbridge Fieldhouse Indianapolis, IN
March 1, 2025

© 2025 Ron Harrison

Lafayette Central Catholic (25-5) vs. Borden (23-5) Class 1A Championship

Lafayette Central Catholic coach Craig DeVault started the following lineup: 5-9 Sr. Carley Barrett, 5-8 Jr. Casey Schuessler, 5-10 Fr. Brooke Thompson, 5-4 Sr. Grace Bordenet, and 5-7 Sr. Maddy Bruce. Borden coach Matt Vick countered with 5-10 Jr. Emma Hart, 5-11 Jr. Ava Wheeler, 6-0 Jr. Riley Rarick, 5-5 Jr. AJ Mallad, and 5-7 Jr. McKenna Mullen.

Borden trailed 25-12 in the second quarter but finished the quarter on a 12-0 run to pull within one; 25-24 at halftime. Borden led off the third quarter with an 11-0 run to take a 35-25 lead in the third quarter on their way to a 49-40 victory over Lafayette Central Catholic. There were four lead changes in this game. Borden shot 39% from the field including eight of 18 from the three point line. The Braves connected on nine of 15 free throws, pulled down 31 rebounds, and scored 14 points off 17 Lafayette Central Catholic turnovers. Lafayette Central Catholic shot 32.5% from the field including three of 18 from beyond the arc. The Knights connected on 11 of 15 free throws, pulled down 24 rebounds, and scored 16 points off 15 Borden turnovers.

Riley Rarick led Borden with 16 points including three three point baskets, five of six free throws, six rebounds, and two assists. Ava Wheeler added 13 points, nine rebounds, six assists, four steals, and three blocked shots. AJ Mallad recorded nine points on three three point baskets, three rebounds, two assists, and five steals. 5-7 Fr. Saylor Schleicher chipped in with six pointsand two rebounds. Emma Hart recorded one point, eight rebounds, three assists, and three steals.

Grace Bordenet led Lafayette Central Catholic with 11 points including five of eight free throws, and five rebounds. Carley Barrett added nine points, 10 rebounds, six assists, and eight steals. Brooke Thompson recorded eight points including two three point baskets, and two rebounds. Maddy Bruce chipped in with six points and two steals. Casey Schuessler recorded six points including three of four free throws.

Lafayette Central Catholic – 17,8,7,8,40
Borden – 12,12,17,8,49

Lafayette Central Catholic – (40) – Barrett 9, Schuessler 6, Thompson 8, Bordenet 11, Bruce 6.
Borden – (49) – Hart 1, Wheeler 13, Rarick 16, Mallad 9, Mullen 4, Schleicher 6.

Rensselaer Central (26-3) vs. South Knox (28-2) Class 2A Championship

Reneaaelaer Central coach Wes Radtke started the following lineup: 5-11 Sr. Carly Drone, 5-10 So. Courtnry Mathew, 5-11 Sr. Taylor Van Meter, 5-9 Jr. Kamri Rowland, and 5-9 Jr. Brodie Radtke. South Knox coach Hollie Anson-Eaves countered with 5-9 Sr. Ella Bobe, 5-9 So. Ellie Burke, 6-0 Sr. Bren Hill, 5-7 So. Kendal Hill, and 5-8 So. Grace Detweiler.

South Knox defeated Rensselaer Central by the score of 55-33. South Knox shot 40.9% from the field including six of 17 from the three point line. The Spartans connected on 13 of 21 free throws, pulled down 44 rebounds, and scored 12 points off 11 Rensselaer Central turnovers. Rensselaer Central shot 25% from the field including three of 19 from beyond the arc. The Bombers connected on four of six free throws, pulled down 23 rebounds, and scored 11 points off 19 South Knox turnovers.

Kendal Hill led South Knox with 18 points including two three point baskets, six of seven free throws, 10 rebounds, and four assists. Bren Hill added 14 points including two three point baskets, 12 rebounds, four assists, and two steals. Grace Detweiler recorded 12 points including two three point baskets, and four rebounds. Ella Bobe chipped in with six points, eight rebounds, five assists, and two steals.

Kamri Rowland led Rensselaer Central with 10 points and six rebounds. Courtney Mathew added eight points, five rebounds, and two steals. Carly Drone recorded seven points, two rebounds, two assists, and two steals. Taylor Van Meter chipped in with six points, three rebounds, and two steals.

Rensselaer Central – 6,7,10,10,33
South Knox – 13,13,12,17,55

Rensselaer Central – (33) – Drone 7, Mathew 8, Van Meter 6, Rowland 10, Radtke 2.
Soth Knox – (55) – Bobe 6, Burke 2, B. Hill 14, K. Hill 18, Detweiler 12, Thomas 3.

Norwell (23-6) vs. Greensburg (27-1) Class 3A Championship

Norwell coach Eric Thornton started the following lineup: 5-10 Jr. Vanessa Rosswurm, 5-9 Jr. Macie Saalfrank, 5-11 So. Alivia Green, 5-7 Jr. Addison Norris, and 5-8 Jr. Jada Dale. Greensburg coach Jason Simpson countered with 5-10 So. Claire Larrison, 5-9 Jr. Aly Powers, 6-1 Sr. Leah West, 5-3 Sr. Emma McQueen, and 5-8 Sr. Mylie Wilkison.

The score was tied 24-24 at halftime but Norwell pulled away in the second half to earn a 53-44 victory. There were three lead changes and nine ties in this game. Norwell shot 32.2% from the field including three of 15 from the three point line. The Knights connected on 12 of 20 free throws, pulled down 37 rebounds, and scored 19 points off 19 Greensburg turnovers. Greensburg shot 31.1% from the field including two of 14 from beyond the arc. The Pirates connected on four of 10 free throws, pulled down 51 rebounds, and scored four points off seven Norwell turnovers.

Vanessa Rosswurm led Norwell with 17 points including five of five free throws, 10 rebounds, four assists, and three steals. Addison Norris added 16 points including five of eight free throws, seven rebounds, four steals, and four blocked shots. Macie Saalfrank recorded 13 points including two three point baskets, two rebounds, and two blocked shots.

Leah West added Greensburg with 17 points, 17 rebounds, three assists, two steals, and four blocked shots. Claire Larrison added 13 points, nine rebounds, three assists, two steals, and two blocked shots. Mylie Wilkison recorded nine points, 11 rebounds, and one assist.

Norwell – 13,11,15,14,53
Greensburg – 11,13,9,11,44

Norwell – (53) – Rosswurm 17, Saalfrank 13, Green 0, Norris 16, Dale 3, Waldman 4.
Greensburg – (44) – Larrison 13, Powers 2, West 17, McQueen 0, Wilkison 9, Harmon 3.

Warsaw Community (26-2) vs. Lawrence North (19-8) Class 4A Championship

Warsaw Community coach Lenny Krebs started the following lineup: 5-8 Sr. Brooke Zartman, 5-8 Jr. Joslyn Bricker, 6-0 Sr. Brooke Winchester, 5-6 Sr. Braylie Chastain, and 5-7 Jr. Alexis Neely. Lawrence North coach Stephen Thomas countered with 5-10 Jr. Naja Winston, 5-9 Jr. Kalea Bentley, 6-1 Sr. Jamaya Thomas, 5-7 Sr. Kya Hurt, and 5-8 Jr. Ke’Adriah Butler.

Lawrence North defeated Warsaw Community by the score of 65-59. Lawrence North shot 41.4% from the field including eight of 19 from the three point line. The Wildcats connected on nine of 17 free throws, pulled down 36 rebounds, and scored 14 points off 17 Warsaw Community turnovers. Warsaw Community shot 37.5% from the field including nine of 22 from beyond the arc. The Tigers connected on 14 of 18 free throws, pulled down 29 rebounds, and scored 13 points off 13 Warsaw Community turnovers.

Ke’Adriah Butler led Lawrence North with 20 points including two three point baskets, four of four free throws, eight rebounds, two assists, and two steals. Jamaya Thomas added 14 points and two rebounds. Kalea Bentley recorded 12 points including four of five free throws and two assists. Naja Winston chipped in with nine points, 14 rebounds, and five steals. Kya Hurt added five points and seven assists.

Brooke Winchester led Warsaw Community with 20 points including two three point baskets, six of seven free throws, 13 rebounds, two steals, and two blocked shots. Joslyn Bricker added 13 points including seven of nine free throws, three rebounds, four assists, and two steals. Brooke Zartman recorded 12 points on four three point baskets, two rebounds, and three assists. Alexis Neely chipped in with six points on two three point baskets, six rebounds, and three assists. 5-9 Sr. Abbey Peterson recorded five points and two rebounds.

Warsaw Community – 19,8,10,22,59
Lawrence North – 16,19,17,13,65

Warsaw Community – (59) – Zartman 12, Bricker 13, Winchester 20, Chastain 3, Neely 6, Peterson 5.
Lawrence North – (65) – Winston 9, Bentley 12, Thomas 14, Hurt 5, Butler 20, Roberts 3, Teague 2.

Acknowledgements

A special thanks to the IHSAA Event Stats Crew for the comprehensive stats provided for these games.

 

Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the event, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com.

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43rd District Basketball Tournament (Boys & Girls) February 24-26 & 28, 2025
Topic: Basketball

2024BB43DBG

43^rd District Basketball Tournament (Boys & Girls)
Paul Laurence Dunbar High School

Lexington, KY, 2025

February 24-26 & 28, 2025

© 2025 Ron Harrison

February 24^th

Lexington Catholic vs. Paul Laurence Dunbar (Girls)

Lexington Catholic coach Michael Menifee started the following lineup: 5-9 Jr. Payton Avilez, 5-8 Sr. Alivia Morris, 5-10 Jr. Adalee Long, 5-5 7^th Grade Harper Reynolds, and 5-7 Jr. Mary Walker West. Paul Laurence Dunbar’s coach Erik Daniels countered with 5-9 8^th Grade Alese Goree, 5-4 Fr.Sydney Yaden, 6-0 Jr. Ava Rankin, 5-4 So. Layla Flynn, and 5-4 7^th Grade Kyah Curtsinger.

Paul Laurence Dunbar pulled away in the final quarter to defeat Lexington Catholic by the score of 53-39. Ther were seven lead changes and nine ties in this game. Paul Laurence Dunbar shot 35.5% from the field including six of 23 from the three point line. The Lady Bulldogs connected on three of eight free throws, pulled down 32 rebounds, and scored 28 points off 34 Lexington Catholic turnovers. Lexington Catholic shot 39.4% from the field including zero of two from beyond the arc. The Lady Knights connected on 13 of 20 free throws, pulled down 33 rebounds, and scored 10 points off 16 Paul Laurence Dunbar turnovers.

Layla Flynn led Paul Laurence Dunbar with 21 points, nine rebounds, six assists, and seven steals. Kyah Curtsinger added 11 points including three three point baskets, and five rebounds. Sydney Yaden recorded nine points, three rebounds, three assists, and three steals.

Alivia Morris led Lexington Catholic with 15 points including nine of 14 from the free throw line, five rebounds, two assists, and three steals. Payton Avilez added eight points, three rebounds, and two steals. Mary Walker West recorded six points and eight rebounds.

Lexington Catholic – 9,7,13,10,39
Paul Laurence Dunbar – 7,12,14,20,53

Lexington Catholic – (39) - Avilez 8, Morris 15, Long 4, Reynolds 4, West 6, Etherington 2.
Paul Laurence Dunbar (53) – Goree 1, Yaden 9, Rankin 1, L. Flynn 21, Curtsinger 11, J, Flynn 3, Tankeley 2, Lamb 5.

Tates Creek vs. Paul Laurence Dunbar (Boys)

Tates Creek coach Keaton Belcher started the following lineup: 6-4 Sr. Malik Green, 6-2 So. Tom Haubenreich, 6-6 Sr. Latrell Jones-Miller, 5-11 Fr. AJ Slaughter, and 6-0 Jr. Stephen Franklin. Paul Laurence Dunbar coach George Baker countered with 6-4 So. Asher Horn, 6-3 Jr. Cage Taylor, 6-5 Jr. Landen Egner, 5-9 So. Dominic Faulkner, and 6-2 Sr. Clayton Hilt.

Tates Creek defeated Paul Laurence Dunbar by the score of 82-62. There were two lead changes and six ties in this game. Tates Creek shot 48.4% from the field including eight of 25 from the three point line. The Commodores connected on 12 of 22 free throws, pulled down 40 rebounds, and scored 22 points off 15 Paul Laurence Dunbar turnovers. Paul Laurence Dunbar shot 42.4% from the field including four of 16 from beyond the arc. The Bulldogs connected on eight of 13 free throws, pulled down 33 rebounds, and scored 10 points off 10 Tates Creek turnovers.

Stephen Franklin led Tates Creek with 21 points including three three point baskets, four of seven free throws, five rebounds, and five assists. Tom Haubenreich added 18 points including three three point baskets, eight rebounds, and three steals. AJ Slaughter recorded 16 points, eight rebounds, and five assists. Latrell Jones-Miller chipped in with 11 points and three rebounds.

Cage Taylor led Paul Laurence Dunbar with 24 points including three three point baskets, five of seven free throws, four rebounds, and two assists. Asher Horn added 17 points and seven rebounds. Landen Egner recorded 12 points and 10 rebounds.

Tates Creek – 17,23,22,20,82
Paul Laurence Dunbar – 20,6,16,20,62

Tates Creek – (82) – Green 4, Haubenreich 18, Jones-Miller 11, Slaughter 16, Franklin 21, Issa 2, Pinkelton 4, Manning 6.
Paul Laurence Dunbar – (62) – Horn 17, Taylor 24, Egner 12, Faulkner 6, Hilt 3.

February 25^th

Paul Laurence Dunbar vs. Lafayette (Girls)

Paul Laurence Dunbar’s coach Erik Daniels started the following lineup: 5-9 8^th Grade Alese Goree, 5-4 Fr.Sydney Yaden, 6-0 Jr. Ava Rankin, 5-4 So. Layla Flynn, and 5-4 7^th Grade Kyah Curtsinger. Lafayette coach Allison Tate Denton countered with 5-10 Sr, Tess Nelson, 5-8 So. Addison Combs, 5-10 Sr. Belle Combs, 5-5 Jr. Anna Clay Denton, and 5-5 Sr. Abbey Popham.

Lafayette defeated Paul Laurence Dunbar by the score of 63-33. Lafayette shot 47.1% from the field including three of 13 from the three point line. The Lady Generals connected on 12 of 15 free throws, pulled down 25 rebounds, and scored 30 points off 31 Paul Laurence Dunbar turnovers. Paul Laurence Dunbar shot 36.7% from the field including three of 13 from beyond the arc. The Lady Bulldogs connected on eight of 11 free throws, pulled down 21 rebounds, and scored 11 points off 15 Lafayette turnovers.

Anna Clay Denton led Lafayette with 15 points including two three point baskets, three rebounds, five assists, and four steals. Belle Combs added 14 points including four of four free throws, six rebounds, and five steals. Addison Combs recorded 12 points including four of six free throws, three rebounds, three assists, and four steals. Abbey Popham chipped in with nine points, three assists, and three blocked shots. Tess Nelson added six points, three reboundsd, three assists, and two steals. 5-3 Sr. Kierstyn Kelley recorded six points and three rebounds.

Layla Flynn led Paul Laurence Dunbar with 17 points including four of five free throws, four rebounds, and three steals. Sydney Yaden added seven points.

Paul Laurence Dunbar – 4,11,11,7,33
Lafayette – 14,17,17,15,63

Paul Laurence Dunbar – (33) – Goree 0, Yaden 7, Rankin 1, L. Flynn 17, Curtsinger 5, Stepp 3.
Lafayette – (63) – Nelson 6, A, Combs 12, B. Combs 14, Denton 15, Popham 9, Kelley 6, Davis 1.

Tates Creek vs. Lexington Catholic (Boys)

Tates Creek coach Keaton Belcher started the following lineup: 6-4 Sr. Malik Green, 6-2 So. Tom Haubenreich, 6-6 Sr. Latrell Jones-Miller, 5-11 Fr. AJ Slaughter, and 6-0 Jr. Stephen Franklin. Lexington Catholic coach Brandon Salsman countered with 6-3 Jr. Hank Woodall, 6-3 Sr. Ryan Harward, 6-6 Jr. Max Meagher, 5-7 So. Jacob Holland, and 5-9 Jr. Jack Gambrell.

Lexington Catholic defeated Tates Creek by the score of 61-53. Lexington Catholic shot 57.1% from the field including three of seven from the three point line. The Knights connected on 10 of 16 free throws, pulled down 24 rebounds, and scored 15 points off nine Tates Creek turnovers. Tates Creek shot 37.5% from the field including six of 22 from beyond the arc. The Commodores connected on 11 of 13 free throws, pulled down 26 rebounds, and scored eight points off seven Lexington Catholic turnovers.

Max Meagher led Lexington Catholic with 23 points including five of nine free throws and six rebounds. Hank Woodall added 17 points including three of three free throws, five rebounds, two assists, three blocked shots, and two steals. Ryan Harward recorded 15 points, two rebounds, and five assists. Jacob Holland chipped in with six points, seven rebounds, and three assists.

Latrell Jones-Miller led Tates Creek with 15 points including three of four free throws, and five rebounds. Stephen Franklin added 14 points including two three point baskets, two rebounds, and six assists. AJ Slaughter recorded 13 points including two three point baskets, three of three free throws, three rebounds, and two assists. Tom Haubenreich chipped in with seven points and six rebounds.

Tates Creek – 11,11,22,9,53
Lexington Catholic – 19,15,14,13,61

Tates Creek – (53) – Green 0, Haubenreich 7, Jones-Miller 15, Slaughter 13, Franklin 14, Manning 3, Issa 1.
Lexington Catholic – (61) – Woodall 17, Harward 15, Meagher 23, Holland 6, Gambrell 0.

February 26^th

Tates Creek vs. Lexington Christian Academy (Girls)

Tates Creek coach Jana Costner started the following lineup: 5-8 So. Alyiah Baird, 5-6 Sr. Miracle Morbley 5-9 Fr. Koko Castle, 5-4 Jr. Jazlene Potter, and 5-5 So. Kaleigh Potts. Lexington Christian Academy coach Tim Baradshaw countered with 5-6 Jr. Jentry Bertram, 5-6 Sr. Ella Gabbert, 5-9 Sr. Sophia Pridemore, 5-6 Sr. Chapel Brown, and 5-7 Sr. Claire Roberts.

Lexington Christian Academy trailed 38-34 after three quarters but the Lady Eagles outscored Tates Creek 26-15 in the final quarter to earn a 60-53 victory. There were five lead changes and two ties in thios game. Lexington Christian Academy shot 44.4% from the field including seven of 20 from the three point line. The Lady Eagles connected on 13 of 23 free throws, pulled down 40 rebounds, and scored 10 points off 13 Tates Creek turnovers. Tates Creek shot 37.8% from the field including six of 16 from beyond the arc. The Lady Commodores connected on 13 of 18 free throws, pulled down 21 rebounds, and scored nine points off 17 Lexington Christian Academy turnovers.

Chapel Brown led Lexington Christian Academy with 17 points including three three point baskets, four of eight free throws, eight rebounds, and two assists. 5-7 Jr. Piper Graham added 17 points, six rebounds, three blocked shots, and five steals. Claire Roberts recorded 13 points including two three point baskets, three of six free throws, and three rebounds. Jentry Bertram chipped in with five points, nine rebounds, five assists, and two steals.

Miracle Morbley led Tates Creek with 18 points including three three point baskets, three of four free throws, nine rebounds, three assists, two blocked shots, and four steals. Kaleigh Potts added nine points including three of six free throws, four rebounds, and four assists. Alyiah Baird recorded nine points including two three point baskets, and three of four free throws. Jazlene Potter chipped in with nine points including three of three free throws, two rebounds, and two steals. Koko Castle recorded five points and five rebounds.

Tates Creek – 12,14,12,15,53
Lexington Christian Academy – 14,8,12,26,60

Tates Creek – (53) – Baird 9, Morbley 18, Castle 5, Potter 9, Potts 9, Bazzell 3.
Lexington Christian Academy – (60) – Bertram 5, Gabbert 6, Pridemore 2, Brown 17, Roberts 13, Graham 17.

Lexington Christian Academy vs. Lafayette (Boys)

Lexington Christian Academy coach Ted Hall started the following lineup: 6-3 Sr. Walker Owens, 6-2 Sr. Andrew Maggard, 6-5 Sr. Colt Cummins, 6-0 Sr. Saxton Howard, and 6-0 Sr. Woods Frye. Lafayette coach Vince Sanford countered with 6-3 Sr. Drew Biddle, 6-1 So. Cooper Kirk, 6-7 Jr. Tyler Hunt, 5-8 Jr. KJ Jones, and 6-9 Sr. Eli Thomas.

Lexington Christian Academy eked out a 53-52 victory over Lafayette. Lexington Christian Academy shot 40.7% from the field including five of 21 from the three point line. The Eagles connected on four of 11 free throws, pulled down 38 rebounds, and scored four points off four Lafayette turnovers. Lafayette shot 34% from the field including four of 16 from beyond the arc. The Generals connected on 12 of 17 free throws, pulled down 37 rebounds, and scored seven points off eight LCA turnovers.

Saxton Howard led Lexington Christian Academy with 24 points including two three point baskets, four of eight free throws, three rebounds, and five assists. Andrew Maggard added 15 points and six rebounds. Colt Cummins recorded two points, 13 rebounds, and two blocked shots.

Tyler Hunt led Lafayette with 17 points including eight of 10 free throws, and 11 rebounds. Drew Biddle added 11 points including two three point baskets, five rebounds, and five assists. KJ Jones recorded 11 points, five rebounds, and two steals. Eli Thomas chipped in with nine points including two of two free throws, three rebounds, and three assists. 6-1 So. Ben Marsh recorded four points, five rebounds, two assists, and two steals.

Lexington Christian Academy – 11,10,20,12,53
Lafayette – 10,19,11,12,52

Lexington Christian Academy – (53) – Owens 3, Maggard 15, Cummins 2, Howard 24, Frye 0, Bentley 5, Marshall 4.
Lafayette – (52) – Biddle 11, Kirk 0, Hunt 17, Jones 11, Thomas 9, Marsh 4.

February 28^th

Lexington Christian Academy vs. Lafayette (Girls) (Championship)

Lexington Christian Academy coach Tim Baradshaw started the following lineup: 5-6 Jr. Jentry Bertram, 5-6 Sr. Ella Gabbert, 5-9 Sr. Sophia Pridemore, 5-6 Sr. Chapel Brown, and 5-7 Sr. Claire Roberts. Lafayette coach Allison Tate Denton countered with 5-10 Sr, Tess Nelson, 5-8 So. Addison Combs, 5-10 Sr. Belle Combs, 5-5 Jr. Anna Clay Denton, and 5-5 Sr. Abbey Popham.

Lafayette defeated Lexington Christian Academy by the score of 49-33. There were seven lead changes and four ties in this game. Lafayette shot 55.6% from the field including three of 11 from the three point line. The Lady Generals connected on six of eight free throws, pulled down 18 rebounds, and scored 21 points off 22 Lexington Christian Academy turnovers. Lexington Christian Academy shot 28.6% from the field including six of 23 from beyond the arc. The Lady Eagles connected on three of four free throws, pulled down 27 rebounds, and scored six points off 14 Lafayette turnovers.

Belle Combs led Lafayette with 17 points, nine rebounds, and five blocked shots. Abbey Popham added 10 points including three of four free throws, two assists, and three steals. Addison Combs recorded nine points, two blocked shots, and four steals. Tess Nelson chipped in with six points and four rebounds. Anna Clay Denton recorded five points, three rebounds, seven assists, and four steals.

Claire Roberts led Lexington Christian Academy with 11 points including three three point baskets. Chapel Brown added 10 points including three of four free throws, five rebounds, and two assists. Jentry Bertram recorded four points and six rebounds. Piper Graham chipped in with five points and four rebounds.

Lexington Christian Academy – 8,9,6,10,33
Lafayette – 10,11,11,17,49

Lexington Christian Academy – (33) – Bertram 4, Gabbert 3, Pridemore 0, Brown 10, Roberts 11, Graham 5.
Lafayette – (49) – Nelson 6, A, Combs 9, B. Combs 17, Denton 5, Popham 10, Kelley 2.

Lexington Christian Academy vs. Lexington Catholic (Boys) (Championship)

Lexington Christian Academy coach Ted Hall started the following lineup: 6-3 Sr. Walker Owens, 6-2 Sr. Andrew Maggard, 6-5 Sr. Colt Cummins, 6-0 Sr. Saxton Howard, and 6-0 Sr. Woods Frye. Lexington Catholic coach Brandon Salsman countered with 6-3 Jr. Hank Woodall, 6-3 Sr. Ryan Harward, 6-6 Jr. Max Meagher, 5-7 So. Jacob Holland, and 5-9 Jr. Jack Gambrell.

Lexington Catholic outscored Lexington Christian Academy 18-8 in the second quarter on their way to a 59-48 victory. The score was tied four times and there were nine lead changes. Lexington Catholic shot 40.8% from the field including seven of 19 from the three point line. The Knights connected on 12 of 17 free throws, pulled down 37 rebounds, and scored seven points off six LCA turnovers. Lexington Christian Academy shot 39.6% from the field including four of 20 from beyond the arc. The Eagles connected on six of nine free throws, pulled down 24 rebounds, and scored nine points off eight Lexington Catholic turnovers.

Ryan Harward led Lexington Catholic with 16 points including three three point baskets, three of four free throws, five rebounds, and two assists. Jacob Holland added 14 points including four three point baskets, two of two free throws, six rebounds, and six assists. Max Meagher recorded 13 points including three of four free throws, 13 rebounds, and two steals. Hank Woodall chipped in with 11 points, seven rebounds, two assists, and two blocked shots.

Saxton Howard led Lexington Christian Academy with 11 points including three of four free throws, seven rebounds, four assists, and two steals. 6-1 Fr. Caleb Marshall added 11 points. Colt Cummins recorded eight points, eight rebounds, three blocked shots, and two steals. Andrew Maggard chipped in with 10 points, five rebounds, and two assists. 6-0 8^th Grade Chase Bentley recorded eight points including two three point baskets and two rebounds.

Lexington Christian Academy – 18,8,9,13,48
HomeLexington Catholic- 16,18,9,16,59

Lexington Christian Academy – (48) – Owens 0, Maggard 10, Cummins 8, Howard 11, Frye 0, Marshall 11, Bentley 8.
Lexington Catholic – (59) – Woodall 11, Harward 16, Meagher 13, Holland 14, Gambrell 3, Aaron 2.

Acknowledgements

A special thanks to the Event Stats Crew for the comprehensive stats provided for these games.

 

Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the event, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com.

Ron Harrison’s reports on this and other basketball events appear on kyprephoops.com.

42nd District Tournament (Boys & Girls) February 24-26 & 28, 2025
Topic: Basketball

2024BB42DBG

42^nd District Tournament (Boys & Girls)
Scott County High School

Georgetown, KY
February 24-26 & 28, 2025

© 2025 Ron Harrison

February 24^th

Sayre vs. Bryan Station (Girls)

Sayre coach Eric Kinder started the following lineup: 5-6 Jr. Kathryn Kinder, 5-5 Sr. Anna Mulliken, 5-10 Jr. Lucie Pitman, 5-2 Sr. Katherine Monahan, and 5-5 8^th Grade Adler Jones. Bryan Station coach Serena Sandusky countered with 5-8 Jr. Sofia Haggard, 5-8 Sr. Alondra Gonzalez Perez, 5-9 So. Nekoiya Garr, 5-6 Jr. Elayna Ward, and 5-7 Jr. Akiyah Wade.

Sayre defeated Bryan Station by the score of 54-48. Sayre shot 34.6% from the field including 10 of 30 from the three point line. The Lady Spartans connected on eight of 14 free throws, pulled down 39 rebounds, and scored 15 points off 17 Bryan Station turnovers. Bryan Station shot 32% from the field including six of 23 from beyond the arc. The Lady Defenders connected on 10 of 17 free throws, pulled down 26 rebounds, and scored 12 points off 17 Sayre turnovers.

Katherine Monohan led Sayre with 23 points including three three point baskets, four of six free throws, six rebounds, five assists, and four steals. Kathryn Kinder added 13 points including three three point baskets, eight rebounds, and six assists. Adler Jones recorded 12 points on four three point baskets and five rebounds. Lucie Pitman pulled down eight rebounds.

Alondra Gonzalez Perez led Bryan Station with 15 points including four three point baskets, three of three free throws, five rebounds, and two assists. Akiyah Wade added 10 points including four of eight free throws, two assists, and four steals. Sofia Haggard recorded eight points including two three point baskets, and 11 rebounds. Nekoiya Garr chipped in with seven points and five rebounds.

Sayre – 15,13,13,13,54
Bryan Station – 12,9,11,16,48

Sayre – (54) – Kinder 13, Mulliken 0, Pitman 2, Monahan 23, Jones 12, Smith 4.
Home - (48) – Haggard 8, Gonzalez Perez 15, Garr 7, Ward 3, Wade 10, Carpenter 1, Martinez Hidalgo 4.

Scott County vs. Sayre (Boys)

Scott County coach Steve Helton started the following lineup: 6-4 So. Colton Helton, 6-2 Sr. Ben Glenn, 6-5 Sr. Preston Luckett, 5-8 Jr. Phillip Grimes, and 6-2 Jr. Montae Washburn. Sayre coach Rob Goodman countered with 6-4 Sr. Chase Parker, 6-1 Sr. Brock Coffman, 6-6 Sr. Jaxson Howard, 5-11 Sr. Luke Pennington, and 6-1 Sr. John Palumbo.

Sayre defeated Scott County by the score of 83-48. Sayre shot 47.6% from the field including six of 16 from the three point line. The Spartans connected on 17 of 25 free throws, pulled down 43 rebounds, and scored 17 points off 14 Scott County turnovers. Scott County shot 36.2% from the field including nine of 23 from beyond the arc. The Cardinals connected on five of 14 free throws, pulled down 25 rebounds, and scored 15 points off 10 Sayre turnovers.

Jaxson Howard led Sayre with 21 points, 15 rebounds, and five blocked shots. Howard was nine of nine from the field and three of three from the free throw line. Brock Coffman added 19 points, four rebounds, and five assists. Chase Parker recorded 18 points including five of seven free throws, six rebounds, four assists, and two steals. John Palumbo chipped in with nine points on three three point baskets.

6-1 Sr. Tristan Christopher led Scott County with nine points on three three point baskets, seven rebounds, two assists, and two blocked shots. Phillip Grimes added eight points including two three point baskets. Colton Helton recorded six points, three rebounds, and two assists. Preston Luckett chipped in with six points on two three point baskets and two rebounds.

Scott County – 13,12,18,5,48
Sayre – 24,24,23,12,83

Scott County – (48) – Helton 6, Glenn 4, Luckett 6, Grimes 8, Washburn 4, Christopher 9, Wray 5, Owens 5, Emongo 1.
Sayre – (83) – Parker 18, Coffman 19, Howard 21, Pennington 0, Palumbo 9, Staley 3, Jones 3, Gaines 6, Braxton 1, Grau 2, Perry 1.

February 25^th

Sayre vs. Frederick Douglass (Girls)

Sayre coach Eric Kinder started the following lineup: 5-6 Jr. Kathryn Kinder, 5-5 Sr. Anna Mulliken, 5-10 Jr. Lucie Pitman, 5-2 Sr. Katherine Monahan, and 5-5 8^th Grade Adler Jones. Frederick Douglass coach Daryl Moberly countered with 5-8 8^th Grade Tamia Waide, 5-8 So. Peighton Okorley, 6-0 So. Jaelee Knowles, 5-6 Jr. MK Bennett, and 5-8 Jr. Reagan Gregonis.

Frederick Douglass’ quickness and defensive intensity was to much for Sayre tonight as they forced 25 turnovers they converted ot 28 points in a 64-26 victory over the Lady Spartans. They also held an 18-0 advantage on second effort points. Frederick Douglass shot 41.7% from the field including five of 17 from the three point line. The Lady Broncos connected on nine of 16 free throws, and pulled down 47 rebounds, Sayre shot 27% from the field including two of 15 from beyond the arc. The Lady Spartans connected on four of six free throws, pulled down 21 rebounds, and scored 15 points off 15 Frederick Douglass turnovers.

Jaelee Knowles led Frederick Douglass with 17 points, six rebounds, and two blocked shots. Knowles was eight of nine from the field and one of two from the charity stripe. Tamia Waide added 14 points including two three point baskets, three rebounds, and threee assists. Reagan Gregonis recorded 13 points including three three point baskets, five rebounds, four assists, and two steals. 5-6 So. Nia Carr chipped in with seven points including five of six free throws and two assists. 5-10 Jr. Miami King added six points, seven rebounds, and two steals. Peighton Okorley recorded two points, 10 rebounds, two assists, and three steals.

Katherine Monohan led Sayre with 11 points, three rebounds, and four steals. Kathryn Kinder added nine points, two rebounds, and two steals. Lucie Pitman recorded four points, five rebounds, two blocked shots, and three steals.

Sayre – 7,8,4,7,26
Frederick Douglass – 18,25,17,4,64

Sayre – (26) – Kinder 9, Mulliken 0, Pitman 4, Monohan 11, Jones 0, A. Smith 2.
Frederick Douglass – (64) – Waide 14, Okorley 2, Knowles 17, Bennett 2, Gregonis 13, Carr 7, King 6, Major 1, Wooten 2.

Sayre vs. Frederick Douglass (Boys)

Sayre coach Rob Goodman started the following lineup: 6-4 Sr. Chase Parker, 6-1 Sr. Brock Coffman, 6-6 Sr. Jaxson Howard, 5-11 Sr. Luke Pennington, and 6-1 Sr. John Palumbo. Frederick Douglass coach Murray Garvin countered with 6-4 Jr. DeMarcus Surratt, 6-3 Sr. Aveion Chenault, 6-2 Sr. Logan Busson, 6-1 Jr. Tate Robinson, and 6-2 Sr. Jaunte Jenkins.

Frederick Douglass raced out to a 23-8 first quarter lead on their way to a 77-56 victory over Sayre, Frederick Douglass shot 49.2% from the field including seven of 18 from the three point line. The Broncos connected on 12 of 19 free throws, pulled down 44 rebounds, and scored seven points off 10 Sayre turnovers. Sayre shot 31% from the field including four of 15 from beyond the arc. The Spartans connected on 16 of 26 free throws, pulled down 35 rebounds, and scored 14 points off 11 Frederick Douglass turnovers.

Logan Busson led Frederick Douglass with 15 points and six rebounds. Busson was five of six from the field and five of five from the free throw line. DeMarcus Surratt added 12 points, four rebounds, six assists, and three steals. 5-10 So. Dakari Talbert recorded 11 points including three three point baskets. Jaunte Jenkins chipped in with seven points and three rebounds. 6-2 Jr. Terry Cayson added seven points. Aveion Chenault recorded six points, seven rebounds, and two assists. 6-3 Sr. James Clare added four points and seven rebounds.

Brock Coffman led Sayre with 21 points including eight of eight free throws, 10 rebounds, four assists, and two steals. Chase Parker added 15 points including three three point baskets, two rebounds, two assists, and two steals. Jaxson Howard recorded seven points and 12 rebounds.

Sayre – 8,6,21,21,56
Frederick Douglass – 23,16,24,14,77

Sayre – (56) – Parker 15, Coffman 21, Howard 7, Pennington 5, Palumbo 2. Jones 3, Braxton 1, Gaines 2.
Frederick Douglass – (77) – Surratt 12, Chenault 6, Busson 15, Robinson 3, Jenkins 7, Cayson 7, Talbert 11, Wright 3, Clare 4, Jones 4, Banther 1. Cotton 2, Mpiana 2.

February 26^th

Scott County vs. Henry Clay (Girls)

Scott County coach Toby Harris started the following lineup: 5-8 Sr. Allison Mosby, 5-7 Jr. Dymon Percell, 5-7 So. Maya Custard, 5-6 Jr. Belle Banner, and 5-6 So. Adrianna Brown. Henry Clay coach Ashley Garrard countered with 5-6 Sr. Charlianne Robinson, 5-5 8^th Grade Joslyn Turner, 5-10 So. Payton Marcum, 5-2 So. Brinley Dumphord, and 5-4 Sr. Ariyana Sutton.

Henry Clay trailed 42-41 after three quarters but rallied in the final quarter to defeat Scott County by the score of 57-52. There were 14 lead changes and seven ties in this game. Henry Clay shot 45.9% from the field including two of six from the three point line. The Lady Blue Devils connected on 21 of 29 from the free throw line, pulled down 40 rebounds, and scored 12 points off 15 Scott County turnovers. Scott County shot 24.1% from the field including three of 19 from beyond the arc. The Lady Cardinals connected on 21 of 36 free throws, pulled down 38 rebounds, and scored 16 points off 25 Henry Clay turnovers.

Ariyana Sutton led Henry Clay with 14 points, five rebounds, two assists, and four steals. 5-7 Jr. Jayden Jefferies added 13 points including seven of nine free throws, and 15 rebounds. Brinley Dumphord recorded 13 points including six of eight free throws. Charlianne Robinson chipped in with 10 points and four rebounds.

5=7 Sr. Mmya Summers led Scott County with 21 points including nine of 12 free throws, four rebounds, two assists, and four steals. Maya Custard added 12 points including seven of 12 free throws, seven rebounds, tao assists, and two steals.

Scott County – 12,13,17,10,52
Henry Clay – 14,13,14,16,57

Scott County - (52) - A. Mosby 5, Percell 4, Custard 12, Banner 5, Brown 2, Young 3, Summers 21.
Henry Clay – (57) – Robinson 10, Turner 0, Marcum 1, Dumphord 13, Sutton 14, Jefferies 13, Jada Henderson 2, McGuire 4.

Henry Clay vs. Bryan Station (Boys)

Henry Clay coach Daniel Brown started the following lineup: 6-4 Jr. Jackson Stephan, 6-3 Sr. Kade Hilander, 6-5 Sr. Hassan Bush, 6-0 Sr. Kayson Brown, and 6-2 Sr. AJ Dixon. Bryan Station coach Champ Ligon countered with 6-3 Jr. Taeshawn Adams, 6-1 Jr. Amari Owens, 6-6 Sr. Antowone Burton, 5-11 Sr. Justin Richmond, and 5-11 Sr. Rashaad Faulkner.

Bryan Station trailed 22=19 at halftime but outscored Henry Clay 24-14 in the third quarter on their way to a 60-48 victory. Bryan Station shot 47.2% from the field including six of 14 from the three point line. The Defenders connected on four of seven free throws, pulled down 38 rebounds, and scored 13 points off seven Henry Clay turnovers. Henry Clay shot 38.8% from the field including three of 11 from beyond the arc. The Blue Devils connected on seven of 15 free throws, pulled down 27 rebounds, and scored six points off 10 Bryan Station turnovers.

Justin Richmond led Bryan Station with 19 points including five three point baskets and three rebounds, Amari Owens added 10 points, three rebounds, and seven assists. Taeshawn Adams recorded 10 points, 11 rebounds, and two blocked shots. Antowone Burton recorded eight points and nine rebounds. 6-7 Sr. Brunley Fon chipped in with six points and seven rebounds.

AJ Dixon led Henry Clay with 13 points and seven rebounds. Hassan Bush added 12 points, three rebounds, and two blocked shots. Jackson Stephan recorded nine points including two three point baskets, three rebounds, and two steals. Kayson Brown chipped in with seven points, seven rebounds, and three assists.

Henry Clay – 6,16,14,12,48
Bryan Station – 14,5,24,17,60

Henry Clay – (48) – Stephan 9, Hilander 5, Bush 12, Brown 7, Dixon 13, Evans 2.
Bryan Station – (60) – Adams 10, Owens 10, Burton 8, Richmond 19, Faulkner 3, Fon 6, Axsom 4.

February 28^th

Henry Clay vs. Frederick Douglass (Girls) (Championship)

Henry Clay coach Ashley Garrard started the following lineup: 5-6 Sr. Charlianne Robinson, 5-7 Jr. Jayden Jefferies, 5-10 So. Payton Marcum, 5-2 So. Brinley Dumphord, and 5-4 Sr. Ariyana Sutton. Frederick Douglass coach Daryl Moberly countered with 5-8 8^th Grade Tamia Waide, 5-8 So. Peighton Okorley, 6-0 So. Jaelee Knowles, 5-6 Jr. MK Bennett, and 5-8 Jr. Reagan Gregonis.

Frederick Douglass defeated Henry Clay by the score of 78-44. Frederick Douglass shot 46.7% from the field including nine of 22 from the three point line. The Lady Broncos connected on 13 of 16 free throws, pulled down 40 rebounds, and scored 25 points off 24 Henry Clay turnovers. Henry Clay shot 40% from the field including five of 15 from beyond the arc. The Lady Blue Devils connected on seven of eight free throws, pulled down 18 rebounds, and scored 20 points off 17 Frederick Douglass turnovers.

Tamia Waide led Frederick Douglass with 25 points including four three point baskets, five of five free throws, three rebounds, and three assists. Jaelee Knowles added 12 points, six rebounds, and two blocked shots. 5-10 Jr. Miami King recorded 11 points, six rebounds, two assists, and two steals. Reagan Gregonis chipped in with eight points including two three point baskets, two rebounds, and four steals. MK Bennett added seven points, four rebounds, and four assists.

Ariyana Sutton added 14 points including two three point baskets, two rebounds, six assists, and three steals. Charlianne Robinson adde nine points Brinley Dumphord recorded eight points including two three point baskets and two steals.

Henry Clay – 8,11,12,13,44
Frederick Douglass – 16,27,21,14,78

Henry Clay – (44) – Robinson 9, Jefferies 6, Marcum 0, Dumphord 8, Sutton 14, McGuire 4, Henderson 1, Squire 2.
Frederick Douglass – (78) – Waide 25, Okorley 4, Knowles 12, Bennett 7, Gregonis 8, King 11, Major 5, Cheek 3, Carr 3.

Bryan Station vs. Frederick Douglass (Boys) (Championship)

Bryan Station coach Champ Ligon started the following lineup: 6-3 Jr. Taeshawn Adams, 6-1 Jr. Amari Owens, 6-6 Sr. Antowone Burton, 5-11 Sr. Justin Richmond, and 5-11 Sr. Rashaad Faulkner. Frederick Douglass coach Murray Garvin countered with 6-4 Jr. DeMarcus Surratt, 6-3 Sr. Aveion Chenault, 6-2 Sr. Logan Busson, 6-1 Jr. Tate Robinson, and 6-2 Sr. Jaunte Jenkins.

Frederick Douglass led 31-17 late in the second quarter but Bryan Station rallied to defeat the Broncos by the score of 59 – 56. There were two ties and two lead changes in this game. Bryan Station shot 53.5% from the field including four of 11 from the three point line. The Defenders connected on nine of 20 free throws, pulled down 25 rebounds, and scored eight points off nine Frederick Douglass turnovers. Frederick Douglass shot 39.2% from the field including one of 14 from beyond the arc. The Broncos connected on 15 of 25 free throws, pulled down 34 rebounds, and scored 13 points off 12 Bryan Station turnovers.

Amari Owens led Bryan Station with 22 points, three rebounds, three assists, and three steals. Justin Richmond added 16 points including four three point baskets. Taeshawn Adams recorded 10 points, two assists, and two blocked shots. Rashaad Faulkner chipped in with five points, six rebounds, and three assists.

Jaunte Jenkins led Frederick Douglass with 17 points including five of eight free throws. 5-10 So. Dakari Talbert added 10 points and two steals. Aveion Chenault recorded eight points, eight rebounds, and three blocked shots. DeMarcus Surratt chipped in with seven points and six rebounds. Logan Busson added six points, nine rebounds, and two steals.

Bryan Station – 13,7,15,24,59
Frederick Douglass – 14,17,12,13,56

Bryan Station – (59) – Adams 10, Owens 22, Burton 2, Richmond 16, Faulkner 5, Fon 4.
Frederick Douglass – (56) – Surratt 7, Chenault 8, Busson 6, Robinson 5, Jenkins 17, Talbert 10, Cayson 3.

Acknowledgements

A special thanks to WL Stats for the comprehensive stats provided for these games.

 

Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the event, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com.

Ron Harrison’s reports on this and other basketball events appear on kyprephoops.com.

44th District Tournament (Boys & Girls) February 24, 25, & 28, 2025
Topic: Basketball

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44^th District Tournament (Boys & Girls)
Baptist Health Arena EKU Campus

Richmond KY, KY
February 24, 25, & 28, 2025

© 2025 Ron Harrison

Monday February 24^th

Madison Central vs. Madison Southern (Girls)

Madison Central coach Scott True started the following lineup: 5-7 Sr. Brooke Campbell, 5-5 Jr. Jordynn Miles, 5-9 Sr. Cameryn Ridderikhoff, 5-7 Sr. Brittany Campbell, and 5-6 Sr. Nataya Strader. Madison Southern coach Kent Miller countered with 5-8 Jr. Emma Kate Lawson, 5-8 Fr. Brians Hensley, 5-10 Jr. Laci Sandlin, 5-9 Fr. Cami Duerson, and 5-5 Jr. Hadley French.

The score was tied 11-11 after the first quarter but Madison Central outscored Madison Southern 21-3 in the second quarter on their way to a 68-46 victory. Madison Central’s pressure defense forced 25 turnovers which they converted to 30 points. There were two ties and six lead changes in the game. Madison Central shot 50% from the field including nine of 21 from the three point line. The Lady Indians connected on 11 of 12 free throws and pulled down 24 rebounds. Madison Southern shot 41.7% from the field including six of 17 from beyond the arc. The Lady Eagles connected on 10 of 13 free throws, pulled down 23 rebounds, and scored 13 points off 15 Madison Central turnovers.

Nataya Strader led Madison Central with 24 points including two three point baskets, six of six free throws, three rebounds, and four steals. Jordynn Miles added 15 points including four of four free throws, three rebounds, and three steals. Cameryn Ridderikhoff recorded 12 points including two three point baskets. Brittany Campbell chipped in with six points, 12 rebounds, six assists, and two steals. 5-5 Jr. Skylar Collinsworth added six points on two three point baskets. 5-6 Sr. Tiana Long recorded five points, two assists, and three steals. Brooke Campbell three points, seven assists, and two steals.

Hadley French led Madison Southern with 11 points including three three point baskets. Laci Sandlin added nine points and three rebounds. Emma Kate Lawson recorded six points, eight rebounds, and three steals. Cami Duerson chipped in with five points, two assists, and two steals.

Madison Central – 11,21,25,11,68
Madison Southern- 11,3,15,17,46

Madison Central – (68) – Bro. Campbell 0, Miles 15, Ridderikhoff 12, Bri. Campbell 6, Strader 24. Long 5, S. Collinsworth 6.
Madison Southern – (46) – Lawson 6, Hensley 4, Sandlin 9, Duerson 5, French 11, Kirk 5. Todd 3, Wilson 3.

Madison Central vs. Madison Southern (Boys)

Madison Central coach Allen Feldhaus started the following lineup: 6-5 Jr. Luke Asher, 6-3 Sr. Cody Morrison, 6-7 Jr. Jake Feldhaus, 5-9 Jr. Cam Steele, and 6-0 Jr. Will Richardson. Madison Southern coach Steve Wright countered with 6-1 Sr. Mason Davis, 5-10 Jr. Zach Adams, 6-3 So. Jordan Dunaway, 5-10 Sr. Micah Whitaker, and 5-10 Fr. Tucker Nobbe. (Star guard 5-8 Sr.Casen Nobbe is out with an injury).

Madison Central outscored Madison Southern 22-2 in the second quarter on their way to an 80-49 victory. Madison Central shot 56.9% from the field including 10 of 22 from the three point line. The Indians connected on 12 of 16 free throws, pulled down 29 rebounds, and scored 23 points off 20 Madison Southern turnovers. Madison Southern shot 38.6% from the field including seven of 19 from beyond the arc. The Eagles connected on eight of 12 free throws, pulled down 23 rebounds, and scored 14 points off 15 Madison Central turnovers.

Jake Feldhaus led Madison Central with 22 points including seven of 10 free throws, 10 rebounds, and two blocked shots. Will Richardson added 20 points including six three point baskets, and two rebounds. Cody Morrison recorded 11 points and four rebounds. Luke Asher also scored 11 points and four rebounds. 5-10 So. Ricky Goatley chipped in with four points, three rebounds, nine assists, and three steals. 6-4 Jr.Joe Powers added nine points and four rebounds. Cam Steele dished out seven assists.

Micah Whitaker led Madison Southern with 16 points including four three point baskets, two rebounds, and four steals. Tucker Nobbe added 12 points including two three point baskets, three rebounds, and two steals. Jordan Dunaway recorded 10 points including four of six free throws, and four rebounds.

Madison Central – 20,22,25,13,80
Madison Southern – 18,2,18,11,49

Madison Central – (80) – Asher 11, Morrison 11, Feldhaus 22, Steele 0, Richardson 20, Goatley 4, Powers 9, Lawson 3.
Madison Southern – (49) – Davis 0, Z. Adams 3, Dunaway 10, Whitaker 16, Nobbe 12, Helton 2, Daniels 2, C. Adams 4.

Tuesday February 25^th

Model vs. Berea (Girls)

Model coach Scotty Sutton started the following lineup: 5-7 Sr. Rylli Hunt, 5-7 Jr. Emily Little, 5-8 Jr. Piper Moore, 5-1 Jr. Claire Ballou, and Jr. Tiaree Ortiz. Berea coach Dammian Stepp countered with 5-9 Fr. Kelsey Slone, 5-7 Jr. Cora Reed, 5-9 Jr. Kadence Stepp, 5-3 Fr, Absady Baker, and 5-5 Jr. Avery Plessinger.

The Berea inside-outside combination of Kadence Stepp and Avery Plessingter was to much for Model to overcome as they combined for 33 points as the Lady Pirates defeated Model by the score of 41-31. There were four ties and two lead changes in this game. Berea shot 42.5% from the field including two of four from the three point line. The Lady Pirates connected on five of 19 free throws, pulled down 33 rebounds, and scored 15 points off 17 Model turnovers. Model shot 28.1% from the field including four of six from beyond the arc. The Lady Patriots connected on nine of 11 free throws, pulled down 19 rebounds, and scored nine points off 14 Berea turnovers.

Avery Plessinger led Berea with 18 points including two three point baskets, four of six free throws, and four steals. Kadence Stepp added 15 points, 16 rebounds, and two assists.

Rylli Hunt led Model with 14 points including two three point baskets, four of four free throws, eight rebounds, and two steals. Emma Little added six points and two assists. Kendall Maggard recorded five points. Tiaree Ortiz added four points and six rebounds..

Model – 7,7,10,7,31
Berea – 10,12,9,10,41

Model – (31) – Hunt 14, Little 6, Moore 1, Ballou 1, Ortiz 4, Maggard 5.

Berea – (41) – Slone 2, Reed 2, Stepp 15, Baker 2, Plessinger 18, McLin 2.

Model vs. Berea (Boys)

Model coach Christopher Evans started the following lineup: 6-6 Jr. Riley Mollette, 6-4 Sr. Harrison Parkhurst, 6-6 Sr. Marcello Zorzi, 6-1 Sr. Travis Kidd, and 6-2 Jr. Ty Balser. Berea coach Eric Fields countered with 6-1 Jr. Jake Mills, 6-0 Sr. Ethan Slone, 6-3 Sr. Tommie Banderman, 5-4 Jr. Liam Brewer, and 5-8 Jr. Finley Blevins.

Berea trailed 26-23 at halftime but outscored the Patriots 19-7 in the third quarter on their way to a 60-42 victory. There were five ties and three lead changes in this game. Model was hampered tonight as Harrison Parkhurst was injured minutes into the game and could only play limited minutes the rest of the night. Berea shot 46.2% from the field including six of 14 from the three point line. The Pirates connected on six of 14 free throws, pulled down 37 rebounds, and scored 14 points off 15 Model turnovers. Model shot 38.1% from the field including six of 20 from beyond the arc. The Patriots connected on four of seven free throws, pulled down 21 rebounds, and scored 11 points off 11 Berea turnovers.

Tommie Banderman led Berea with 14 points and 13 rebounds. Finley Blevins added 14 points including two three point baskets, two rebounds, and four assists. Ethan Slone recorded 12 points, 11 rebounds, two assists, and two steals. Liam Brewer chipped in with nine points including two three point baskets, and three assists.

Ty Balser led Model with 10 points including two three point baskets and four rebounds. Travis Kidd added nine points, two rebounds, four assists, and four steals. Riley Mollette recorded eight points, four rebounds, and two blocked shots. 5-6 Fr. Landon Mayo chipped in with six points on two three point baskets.

Model – 15,11,7,9,42
Berea – 12,11,19,18,60

Model – (42) – Mollette 8, Parkhurst 5, Zorzi 4, Kidd 9, Balser 10, Mayo 6.
Berea – (60) – Mills 6, Slone 12, Banderman 14, Brewer 9, Blevins 14, Reed 2, King 1, Hemenway 2.

Friday February 28^th

Berea vs. Madison Central (Girls) (Championship)

Berea coach Dammian Stepp started the following lineup: 5-9 Fr. Kelsey Slone, 5-7 Jr. Cora Reed, 5-9 Jr. Kadence Stepp, 5-3 Fr, Absady Baker, and 5-5 Jr. Avery Plessinger. Madison Central coach Scott True countered with 5-7 Sr. Brooke Campbell, 5-6 Sr. Tiana Long, 5-9 Sr. Cameryn Ridderikhoff, 5-7 Sr. Brittany Campbell, and 5-6 Sr. Nataya Strader.

Madison Central’s press took its toll on a young Berea squad as the Lady Indians raced out to a 25-6 first quarter lead on their way to a 64-12 victory. Madison Central forced 24 turnovers and recorded 20 steals that they converted to 31 points. Madison Central shot 63.6% from the field including 13 of 18 from the three point line. The Lady Indians connected on nine of 15 free throws and pulled down 15 rebounds. Berea shot 23.5% from the field including zero of four from beyond the arc. The Lady Pirates connected on four of eight free throws, pulled down 15 rebounds, and forced five Madison Central turnovers.

Brittany Campbell led Madison Central with 23 points including six three point baskets, three rebounds, three assists, and four steals. Campbell was eight of nine from the field including six of seven from beyond the arc. Nataya Strader added 11 points, teo rebounds, two assists, and two steals. Cameryn Ridderikhoff recorded nine points including two three point baskets, six rebounds, four assists, and five steals. 5-5 Jr. Skylar Collinsworth added nine points on three of four from the three point line.

Kelsey Stone led Berea with six points. Cora Reed added two points, three rebounds, and two assists. Kadence Stepp pulled down four rebounds.

Berea – 6,2,3,1,12
Madison Central – 25,18,17,4,64

Berea – (12) – Slone 6, Reed 2, Stepp 1, Baker 0, Plessinger 2, McLin 1.
Madison Central – (64) – Bro. Campbell 0, Long 3, Ridderikhoff 9, Bri. Campbell 23, Strader 11, S. Collinsworth 9, Miles 5, Halston 3, Murphy 1.

All Tournament Team – Hadley French (Madison Southern). Laci Sandlin (Madison Southern), Rylli Hunt (Model), Piper Moore (Model), Avery Plessinger (Berea), Tess McLin (Berea), Kadence Stepp (Berea), Jordynn Miles (Madison Central), Cameryn Ridderikhoff (Madison Central), Nataya Strader (Madison Central), and Brittany Campbell (MVP) (Madison Central).

Berea vs. Madison Central (Boys) (Championship)

Berea coach Eric Fields started the following lineup: 6-1 Jr. Jake Mills, 6-0 Sr. Ethan Slone, 6-3 Sr. Tommie Banderman, 5-4 Jr. Liam Brewer, and 5-8 Jr. Finley Blevins. Madison Central coach Allen Feldhaus started the following lineup: 6-5 Jr. Luke Asher, 6-3 Sr. Cody Morrison, 6-7 Jr. Jake Feldhaus, 5-9 Jr. Cam Steele, and 6-0 Jr. Will Richardson.

Madison Central led 21-12 after the first quarter on their way to a 77-46 victory over Berea to earn the 44^th District Championship. Madison Central shot 48.1% from the field including six of 19 from the three point line. The Indians connected on 19 of 25 free throws, pulled down 36 rebounds, and scored 25 points off 24 Berea turnovers. Berea shot 38.1% from the field including four of 17 from beyond the arc. The Pirates connected on 10 of 21 free throws, pulled down 25 rebounds, and scored nine points off 14 Madison Central turnovers.

Jake Feldhaus led Madison Central with 16 points including six of eight free throws, 13 rebounds, and two blocked shots. Will Richardson added 15 points including two three point baskets, nine of 10 free throws, two rebounds, and two assists. 6-4 Jr. Christian Lawson recorded 13 points, five rebounds, and two assists. Cody Morrison chipped in with 10 points including two three point baskets, two assists, and five steals. Luke Asher recorded nine points, six rebounds, two blocked shots, and two steals. 5-10 So. Ricky Goatley added eight points and three assists.

Tommie Banderman led Berea with 12 points and six rebounds. Liam Brewer added 12 points on four three point baskets, and two rebounds. Jake Mills recorded six points and seven rebounds. Finley Blevins chipped in with six points, two rebounds, and three assists. Ethan Slone added five points, two assists, and two steals.

Berea – 12,8,10,16,46
Madison Central – 21, 13,24,19,77

Berea - (46) – Mills 6, Slone 5, Banderman 12, Brewer 12, Blevins 6, King 2, Eversole 3.
Home - (77) – Asher 9, Morrison 10, Feldhaus 16, Steele 2, Richardson 15, Lawson 13, Goatley 8, Powers 1, Heyer 3.

All Tournament Team – Tucker Nobbe (Madison Southern), Micah Whitaker (Madison Southern), Travis Kidd (Model), Riley Mollette (Model), Tommie Banderman (Berea), Ethan Slone (Berea), Finley Blevins (Berea), Will Richardson (Madison Central), Cody Morrison (Madison Central), Luke Asher (Madison Central), and Jake Feldhaus (MVP) (Madison Central).

Acknowledgements

A special thanks to the Event Stats Crew for the comprehensive stats provided for these games.

 

Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the event, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com.

Ron Harrison’s reports on this and other basketball events appear on kyprephoops.com.

Henry Clay vs. Lafayette (Boys) February 21, 2025
Topic: Basketball

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. Henry Clay vs. Lafayette (Boys)

Lafayette High School
Lexington, KY
February 21, 2025

© 2025 by Ron Harrison

Henry Clay coach Daniel Brown started the following lineup: 6-4 Jr. Jackson Stephan, 6-3 Sr. Kade Hilander, 6-5 Sr. Hassan Bush, 6-0 Sr. Kayson Brown, and 6-2 Sr. AJ Dixon. Lafayette coach Vince Sanford countered with 6-1 Sr. Drew Biddle, 6-1 So. Cooper Kirk, 6-7 Jr. Tyler Hunt, 5-7 Jr. KJ Jones, and 6-0 Sr. Eli Thomas.

Henry Clay outscored Lafayette 28-7 in the second quarter on their way to a 68-55 victory. Henry Clay shot 47.4% from the field including six of 25 from the three point line. The Blue Devils connected on eight of 12 free throws, pulled down 37 rebounds, and scored 20 points off 16 Lafayette turnovers. Lafayette shot 41.7% from the field including six of 17 from beyond the arc. The Generals connected on nine of 14 free throws, pulled down 27 rebounds, and scored eight points off nine Henry Clay turnovers.

AJ Dixon led Henry Clay with 24 points, three rebounds, and three steals. Jackson Stephan added 19 points including three three point baskets, 13 rebounds, three assists, and two steals. Hassan Bush recorded 12 points, eight rebounds, and two blocked shots. Kayson Brown chipped in with eight points including two three point baskets, two rebounds, four assists, and three steals.

Drew Biddle led Lafayette with 12 points including two three point baskets, and eight rebounds. KJ Jones added 12 points including four of seven free throws, three rebounds, and two steals. Tyler Hunt recorded 11 points including three of four free throws, six rebounds, and two steals. Cooper Kirk chipped in with eight points including two three point baskets.

Scoring Summary

School	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Final
Henry Clay	10	28	18	12	68
Lafayette	14	7	19	15	55

 

Henry Clay	(68)	-	Stephan 19, Hilander 3, Bush 12, Brown 8, Dixon 24, Evans 2.
Lafayette	(55)	-	Biddle 12, Kirk 8, Hunt 11, Jones 12, Thomas 4, Marsh 6, Taylor 2.

Acknowledgements

A special thanks to WL Stats for the comprehensive stats provided for tonight's games.

 

Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the event, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com.

Ron Harrison’s reports on this and other basketball events appear on kyprephoops.com.

Pineville vs. Lexington Christian Academy (Girls) February 21, 2025
Topic: Basketball

2024BBPLCAG

. Pineville vs. Lexington Christian Academy (Girls)

Lexington Christian Academy
Lexington, KY
February 21, 2025

© 2025 by Ron Harrison

Pineville coach Elgie Green started the following lineup: 5-9 Sr. Ava Arnett, 5-9 Sr. Kamryn Biliter, 6-0 Jr. Rachel Howard, 5-6 Fr. Addison Arnett, and 5-7 Fr. Madison Johnson. Lexington Christian Academy coach Tim Bradshaw countered with 5-6 Jr. Jentry Bertram, 5-6 Sr. Ella Gabbert, 5-9 Sr. Sophia Pridemore, 5-6 Sr. Chapel Brown, and 5-7 Sr. Claire Roberts.

Lexington Christian Academy defeated Pineville by the score of 56-36. Lexington Christian Academy shot 40.4% from the field including nine of 23 from the three point line. The Lady Eagles connected on nine of 12 free throws, pulled down 40 rebounds, and scored 10 points off 13 Pineville turnovers. Pineville shot 24.4% from the field including one of nine from beyond the arc. The Lady Lions connected on 15 of 21 free throws, pulled down 24 rebounds, and scored nine points off 14 LCA turnovers.

Claire Roberts led LCA with 16 points including two three point baskets, three rebounds, and two assists. Chapel Brown added 15 points including three three point baskets, nine rebounds, and three steals. 5-6 Jr. Piper Graham recorded 11 points including sox of eight free throws, four rebounds, three assists, and three steals. Ella Gabbert chipped in with eight points including two three point baskets. Sophia Pridemore pulled down 10 rebounds. Jentry Bertram added three points, seven rebounds, three assists, and two steals.

Rachel Howard led Pineville with 17 points including seven of nine free throws, five rebounds, and two steals. 5-0 8^th Grade Hannah Abner added five points and five rebounds. Ava Arnett recorded four points, four rebounds, two assists, and two steals. Madison Johnson chipped in with four points, four rebounds, and two assists. Kamryn Biliter added four points, two rebounds, and two assists.

Scoring Summary

School	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Final
Pineville	9	8	9	10	36
Lexington Christian Academy	14	16	14	12	56

 

Pineville	(36)	-	Ava Arnett 4, Biliter 4, Howard 17, Addison Arnett 0, Johnson 4, Abner 5, Strange 2.
Lexington Christian Academy	(56)	-	Bertram 3, Gabbert 8, Pridemore 0, Brown 15, Roberts 16, Graham 11, Joseph 3.

Acknowledgements

A special thanks to WL Stats for the comprehensive stats provided for tonight's games.

 

Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the event, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com.

Ron Harrison’s reports on this and other basketball events appear on kyprephoops.com.