2007
Kentucky Middle School 8th Grade Boys State Tournament
February 16-18, 2007
Presented by Kentucky Basketball Academy
Lexington, Kentucky
Fifty-eight teams accepted invitations to play in this tournament. The teams scheduled to participate were Kentucky Kings, McCreary, Jessie Clark, Corbin, Middlesboro, The Lexington School, Morton, East Jessamine, E. J. Hayes, Bate, Bryan Station, King, Elkhorn, Winburn, Adams, Tates Creek, LCA, Foley, Whitley County, Mt. Washington, Union County, Lincoln County, Russell County, Meece, R. G. Eversole, Wayne County, Old Kentucky Home, Deming, Dorton, Ballard County, Spencer County, Southern (Somerset), Betsy Layne, Graves County, Mason County, Pikeville, June Buchanan, University Heights, Webster County, Buckhorn, KBA Middle, Holy Name, Henderson South, Johnson County, Franklin-Simpson, A. B. Combs, Bell County, Russellville, R. A. Jones, Royal Spring, Knox County, Lexington Traditional, Gray, South Laurel, Clay County, Elliott County, Scott County, and Georgetown.
Fifty-four teams played in preliminary games on Friday. This helped set up the pairings for the elimination bracket starting on Saturday. Clay County, Elliott County, Scott County, and Georgetown bagan play on Saturday morning.
Friday February 16th
|
Friday Results |
|||
|
McCreary |
38 |
Kentucky Kings |
25 |
|
Jessie Clark |
49 |
Corbin |
35 |
|
Middlesboro |
38 |
The Lexington School |
35 |
|
Morton |
61 |
East Jessamine |
45 |
|
E. J. Hayes |
54 |
Bate |
46 |
|
Bryan Station |
55 |
King |
49 |
|
Winburn |
56 |
Elkhorn |
50 |
|
Tates Creek |
57 |
Adams |
18 |
|
LCA |
49 |
Foley |
35 |
|
Mt. Washington |
59 |
Whitley County |
55 |
|
Union County |
47 |
Lincoln County |
44 |
|
Meece |
42 |
Russell County |
36 |
|
Wayne County |
51 |
R. G. Eversole |
30 |
|
Deming |
42 |
Old Kentucky Home |
29 |
|
Ballard County |
57 |
Dorton |
38 |
|
Southern (Somerset) |
36 |
Spencer County |
35 |
|
Graves County |
46 |
Betsy Layne |
39 |
|
Mason County |
61 |
Pikeville |
29 |
|
University Heights |
54 |
June Buchanan |
48 |
|
Buckhorn |
53 |
Webster County |
35 |
|
Holy Name |
53 |
KBA Middle |
48 |
|
Johnson County |
52 |
Henderson South |
32 |
|
Franklin-Simpson |
51 |
A. B. Combs |
43 |
|
Bell County |
55 |
Russellville |
43 |
|
R. A. Jones |
50 |
Royal Spring |
26 |
|
Knox County |
Won |
Lexington Traditional |
Forfeit |
|
Gray |
41 |
South Laurel |
22 |
McCreary
38 Kentucky Kings 25
Jacob Dixon led the victors with 20 points including four three point
baskets. Jake Edwards and Mitchell Wiley led the Kings with
six points each.
Jessie Clark
49 Corbin 35
Ryan Fucci and Matt Britt led Jessie Clark with 26 and 12 points
respectively. Josh Hopkins and Roman Mitchell led Corbin
with 14 and nine points respectively.
Middlesboro
38 The Lexington School 35
Jon Evans and Cody Smith led Middlesboro with 16 and 10 points
respectively. Griffin Miller and Bryan Woomer paced The
Lexington School with 11 and nine points respectively.
Morton
61 East Jessamine 45
Marion Johnson led Morton with 13 points. Seth Clark and Garfield
Starnes added 12 and 10 points respectively. Andrew Brockman
and Josh Grigsby led East Jessamine with 13 and nine points
respectively.
E. J. Hayes
54 Bate 46
Brandon Nichols and Wesley Kimball led E. J. Hayes with 13 and 12
points respectively. Bate was led by Jacody Taylor and Tevin
Raines with 16 and 13 points respectively.
Bryan Station
55 King 49
Seth Beckham led the victors with 21 points. Jaylen Beckham
and Tim Brown added 16 and 11 points respectively. Clay
Cinnamon led King with 20 points.
Winburn 56
Elkhorn 50
Daniel Keisling led Winburn with 17 points. Otis Webb, Chaise
Berryman, and Mario Givens added 14, 13, and 10 points
respectively. Jordan Cumpston led Elkhorn with 14 points including
four three point baskets. Kaleb Leach and William Bell
added 11 and 10 points respectively.
Tates Creek
57 Adams 18
Marcellus Barksdale and James Norris led Tates Creek with 14 and
12 points respectively. Alex Griffith led Adams with nine points.
LCA 49
Foley 35
Carter Helton led LCA with 20 points including four three point
baskets. Taylor Barnette and Hayden Howard added eight
points each. Chad Wheaton and Aaron Ponder led Foley with 18
and nine points respectively.
Mt. Washington
59 Whitley County 55
Hayden Sweat and Justin Smith led Mt. Washington with 18 and 16
points respectively. Justin Partin and Cody Bowlin led
Whitley County with 22 and 21 points respectively.
Union County
47 Lincoln County 44
Gerald Bankston, Riley Hall, and Levi Brown led Union
County with 14, 12, and 10 points respectively. Lincoln County was led by
Zack Hill and Dwayne Whitaker with 17 and 15 points respectively.
Meece
42 Russell County 36
J. P. Henderlight and Clayton Stringer led Meece with 17 and 15
points respectively. Rue Hockensmith led Russell County with 12
points. Jared Coffey and Tra Taylor added nine and eight
points respectively.
Wayne County
51 R. G. Eversole 30
Gavin Dunagan paced the victors with 19 points. Austin Shearer
and Kyle Gehring added 11 points each. Todd Whitson led R.
G. Eversole with 10 points. Jarrod Combs and Justin Walker
added eight points each.
Deming
42 Old Kentucky Home 29
Luke King and Kyle King led Deming with 25 and 13 points
respectively. Cody Gant and Ryan Wimsett led Old Kentucky
Home with 10 and seven points respectively.
Ballard County
40 Dorton 29
Alex Mallory led Ballard County with 24 points including four three
point baskets. Jay Middleton added 11 points. Rusty
Roberts led Dorton with 19 points.
Southern (Somerset)
36 Spencer County 35
Cody Epperson, Zack Fowler, and Jakob Mabrier led Southern
with nine, eight, and seven points respectively. Logan Dunbar and Trey
Watt led Spencer County with 19 and 12 points respectively.
Graves County
46 Betsy Layne 39
Ross Williams paced the victors with 11 points. Larry Brown
and Kris Portis added eight points each. Nathan Martin and Casey
Adkins led Betsy Layne with 15 and 14 points respectively.
Mason County
61 Pikeville 29
Jon McBride, Neal Pawsat, and Jordan Gilbert led Mason
County with 12, 12, and 11 points respectively. Wesley Rowe led
Pikeville with 10 points.
University Heights
54 June Buchanan 48
Matt McGowan and Ryan Hudson led University Heights with 22 and
14 points respectively. Nason Roberts and Zach Davis led
June Buchanan with 24 and 13 points respectively.
Buckhorn
53 Webster County 35
Adam Gay and Justin Robinson led Buckhorn with 18 and 14 points
respectively. Trey Tapp led Webster County with nine points.
Holy Name
53 KBA Middle 48
Brandon Potts, Chase Kauffield, and Patrick Neel led Holy
Name with 16, 11, and 10 points respectively. Robert Givens led
KBA Middle with 22 points.
Johnson County
52 Henderson South 32
Josh Green and Josh K. Hall led Johnson County with 15 and 10
points respectively. Victor Cosby and Zach Wathen led
Henderson South with eight and six points respectively.
Franklin-Simpson
51 A. B. Combs 43
J. T. Curtis and Ryan Randolph led Franklin-Simpson with 16 and
10 points respectively. Eric Ison and Dustin Brewer led A.
B. Combs with 12 and 11 points respectively.
Bell County
55 Russellville 43
Dominic Carton led Bell County with 19 points. Seth Chambers
and Corey Davenport added 13 and 11 points respectively. Davan-ta
Bryant, Kevin Temple, and D. J. Quarles led Russellville with
13, 12, and 10 points respectively.
R. A. Jones
50 Royal Spring 26
Corey Barnes and Travis Montgomery led R. A. Jones with 16 and 13
points respectively. James Happy led Royal Spring with eight
points.
Gray
41 South Laurel 22
Zack Perkins led Gray with 14 points. South Laurel was led by Tyler
Huff with 13 points.
Saturday February 17th
|
Tourney Bracket - First Round |
|||
|
King |
52 |
Kentucky Kings |
33 |
|
Corbin |
55 |
Buckhorn |
41 |
|
Tates Creek |
72 |
Foley |
47 |
|
Knox County |
64 |
The Lexington School |
24 |
|
E. J. Hayes |
52 |
Old Kentucky Home |
51 |
|
Betsy Layne |
63 |
Morton |
57 (OT) |
|
Meece |
42 |
Whitley County |
41 (OT) |
|
Southern (Somerset) |
51 |
East Jessamine |
25 |
|
Bryan Station |
58 |
Lincoln County |
52 |
|
Clay County |
72 |
Dorton |
26 |
|
Mt. Washington |
65 |
Bate |
44 |
|
Winburn |
41 |
South Laurel |
33 |
|
McCreary |
35 |
Elkhorn |
32 |
|
R. A. Jones |
49 |
Russell County |
45 |
|
Spencer County |
46 |
Graves County |
33 |
|
Scott County |
46 |
Middlesboro |
37 |
|
Johnson County |
51 |
Royal Spring |
31 |
|
Gray |
47 |
June Buchanan |
34 |
|
Ballard County |
63 |
Adams |
18 |
|
Russellville |
57 |
KBA Middle |
44 |
|
Bell County |
50 |
Pikeville |
43 |
|
A. B. Combs |
53 |
LCA |
31 |
|
Elliott County |
34 |
Webster County |
22 |
|
Holy Name |
50 |
R. G. Eversole |
46 |
|
Henderson South |
53 |
Georgetown |
47 |
King
52 Kentucky Kings 33
Austin Sagraves and Clay Cinnamon led King with 16 and 12 points
respectively. Drew Wilder and Andy Burch led the Kings with
nine and eight points respectively.
Corbin
55 Buckhorn 41
Roman Mitchell, Taylor Jones, and Josh Hopkins led Corbin
with 18, 15, and 14 points respectively. Justin Robinson and Adam
Gay led Buckhorn with 14 and nine points respectively.
Tates Creek
72 Foley 47
Jontez Jones, Marcellus Barksdale, and Kendalle Mack led
Tates Creek with 17, 14, and 11 points respectively. Chad Wheaton and
Dylan Centers led Foley with 20 and 10 points respectively. Aaron
Ponder added nine points on three three point baskets.
Knox County
64 The Lexington School 24
Travis Beck led the victors with 18 points. Jake Asher and Brent
Mills added 10 points each. Griffin Miller and William Ryan
led The Lexington School with six and five points respectively.
E. J. Hayes
52 Old Kentucky Home 51
Brandon Nichols led E. J. Hayes with 16 points. Tarrin Green added
12 points on four three point baskets. Cody Gant, Ricky
Ricketts, and Daniel Mudd led Old Kentucky Home with 16, 14, and 10
points respectively.
Betsy Layne
63 Morton 57 (OT)
Dylan Maldonado led Betsy Layne with 29 points. Casey Adkins and
Nathan Martin added 14 and 13 points respectively. William
Johnson and Justin Henderson led Morton with 26 and 14 points
respectively.
Meece 42
Whitley County 41
(OT)
Clayton Stringer and Colby Hall led Meece with 15 and 10 points
respectively. Cody Bramlett led Whitley County with 18 points.
Southern (Somerset)
51 East Jessamine 25
Cody Epperson and Zack Fowler led Southern with 16 and 11 points
respectively. Austin Majer led East Jessamine with nine points.
Bryan Station
58 Lincoln County 52
Tim Brown and Jaylen Beckham led Bryan Station with 17 and 14
points respectively. Lincoln County was led by Dwayne Whitaker and
Tre Owens with 10 and nine points respectively.
Clay County
72 Dorton 26
J. V. Hooker and C. J. Miller led Clay County with 14 and 10
points respectively. Rusty Roberts led Dorton with 15 points
including three three point baskets.
Mt. Washington 65
Bate 44
Hayden Sweat led Mt. Washington with 31 points including seven three
point baskets. Justin Smith added 14 points. Tevin Raines
and Jacody Taylor led Bate with 20 and 14 points respectively.
Winburn
41 South Laurel 33
Otis Webb and Daniel Keisling led Winburn with 17 and 11 points
respectively. Hunter Sizemore and Tyler Mehler led South
Laurel with 11 points each.
McCreary
35 Elkhorn 32
Jacob Dixon led the victors with 21 points including three three point
baskets. William Bell led Elkhorn with 12 points.
R. A. Jones
49 Russell County 45
Travis Montgomery and Jordan Oppenheimer led R. A. Jones with 23
and 16 points respectively. Rue Hockensmith and Martin Cross led
Russell County with 20 and 10 points respectively.
Spencer County
46 Graves County 31
Logan Dunbar and Erico Smith led Spencer County with 12 points
each. Graves County was led by Kris Portis with 10 points.
Scott County
46 Middlesboro 37
Tanner Shotwell led Scott County with 22 points. Jon Evans
led Middlesboro with 17 points.
Johnson County
51 Royal Spring 31
Cody Parker and Josh K. Hall led Johnson County with 12 and nine
points respectively. Tyler Recznik, Clay Defoor, and James
Happy led Royal Spring with seven, six, and five points respectively.
Gray
47 June Buchanan 34
Zack Perkins led Gray with 20 points. Nason Roberts, Zach
Davis, and Seth Adams led June Buchanan with 11, nine, and eight
points respectively.
Ballard County
63 Adams 18
Dylan Green and Alex Mallory led Ballard County with 12 and 11
points respectively. Alex Griffith and Will Wallen led
Adams with six and four points respectively.
Russellville
57 KBA Middle 44
D. J. Quarles and Cortez Moore led Russellville with 15 and 12
points respectively. Robert Givens and Graham Winchester led
KBA Middle with 14 and 13 points respectively.
Bell County
50 Pikeville 43
Dominic Carton, Corey Davenport, and Seth Chambers led
Bell County with 19, 15, and 10 points respectively. Wesley Rowe
and Freddie McCoy led Pikeville with 19 and 11 points respectively.
A. B. Combs
53 LCA 31
Dustin Brewer and Axl Sizemore led A. B. Combs with 15 and 14
points respectively. LCA was led by Carter Helton with 11 points.
Elliott County
34 Webster County 22
Timmy Knipp, Cody Nickell, and Jarod Sammons led Elliott
County with 12, nine, and nine points respectively. Webster County was
led by Travis Beckner and Tyler Harting with seven and five
points respectively.
Holy Name
50 R. G. Eversole 46
Patrick Neel and Chase Kauffield led Holy Name with 16 and 10
points respectively. Jonathan Combs led R. G. Eversole with 20
points including four three point baskets. Dominique Lyttle added
10 points.
Henderson South
53 Georgetown 47
Zach Wathen and Adam Revlett led Henderson South with 17 and 10
points respectively. Tamron Manning and Justin Varney led
Georgetown with 19 and 15 points respectively.
|
Tourney Bracket - Second Round |
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|
Franklin-Simpson |
46 |
King |
42 |
|
Tates Creek |
42 |
Corbin |
36 |
|
Knox County |
42 |
E. J. Hayes |
29 |
|
Meece |
55 |
Betsy Layne |
41 |
|
Deming |
47 |
Southern (Somerset) |
44 |
|
Bryan Station |
63 |
Clay County |
52 |
|
Mt. Washington |
51 |
Winburn |
37 |
|
University Heights |
52 |
McCreary |
50 (OT) |
|
Wayne County |
58 |
R. A. Jones |
43 |
|
Spencer County |
46 |
Scott County |
44 |
|
Gray |
48 |
Johnson County |
38 |
|
Jessie Clark |
55 |
Ballard County |
33 |
|
Mason County |
67 |
Russellville |
31 |
|
A. B. Combs |
52 |
Bell County |
47 |
|
Elliott County |
60 |
Holy Name |
51 |
|
Union County |
41 |
Henderson South |
26 |
Franklin-Simpson
46 King 42
Marcus Doaks led the victors with 18 points including three three point
baskets. J. T. Curtis added 12 points. Clay Cinnamon led
King with 25 points.
Tates Creek
42 Corbin 36
Marcellus Barksdale and Dariyan Frazier led Tates Creek with 16
and 11 points respectively. Roman Mitchell and Josh Hopkins
led Corbin with 18 and nine points respectively.
Knox County
42 E. J. Hayes 29
Jamey Mills and Tyler Bailey led Knox County with 12 and 11
points respectively. Wesley Kimball and Brandon Nichols led
E. J. Hayes with 10 and eight points respectively.
Meece
55 Betsy Layne 41
Clayton Stringer led Meece with 19 points. J. P. Henderlight
and D. J. Townsend added 12 and 10 points respectively. Casey
Adkins and Dylan Maldonado led Betsy Layne with 16 and eight points
respectively.
Deming
47 Southern (Somerset) 44
Kyle King and Jonathan Caldwell led Deming with 21 and 17 points
respectively. Luke King added nine points. Zack Fowler,
Cody Epperson, and Robbie Lewis led Southern with 11, 10, and
nine points respectively.
Bryan Station
63 Clay County 52
Seth Beckham and Jaylen Beckham led Bryan Station with 29 and 20
points respectively. C. J. Miller and Brandon Griffin led
Clay County with 16 and 13 points respectively. J. V. Hooker and Codi
Roberts added 12 and 11 points respectively.
Mt. Washington
51 Winburn 37
Hayden Sweat led Mt. Washington with 27 points including three three
point baskets. Justin Smith added 10 points. Chaise
Berryman led Winburn with 12 points. Otis Webb and Daniel
Keisling added nine points each.
University Heights
52 McCreary 50 (OT)
Matt McGowan and Ryan Hudson led University Heights with 22 and
13 points respectively. Jacob Dixon led McCreary with 24 points
including four three point baskets. Dylan Strunk and Blake
Perry added nine and eight points respectively.
Wayne County
58 R. A. Jones 43
Gavin Dunagan and Austin Shearer paced the victors with 27 and 10
points respectively. Corey Barnes and Jordan Oppenheimer led
R. A. Jones with 16 and 13 points respectively.
Spencer County
46 Scott County 44
Logan Dunbar and Trey Watt led Spencer County with 20 and nine
points respectively. Tanner Shotwell and Cody Campbell led
Scott County with 18 and 16 points respectively.
Gray
48 Johnson County 38
Zack Perkins and Todd Vollett led Gray with 17 and 12 points
respectively. Tanner Bratton and Josh Green led Johnson
County with 13 and 10 points respectively.
Jessie Clark
55 Ballard County 33
Jason Fibel, Ryan Fucci, and Matt Britt led Jessie Clark
with 10 points each. Alex Mallory and Jimmy Hoskins led
Ballard County with nine and seven points respectively.
Mason County
67 Russellville 31
Treg Setty and Neal Pawsat led Mason County with 21 and 12 points
respectively. D. J. Quarles and Davan-ta Bryant led
Russellville with six points each.
A. B. Combs
52 Bell County 47
Eric Back and Dustin Brewer led A. B. Combs with 20 and nine
points respectively. Seth Chambers and Dominic Carton led Bell
County with 14 and 10 points respectively.
Elliott County
60 Holy Name 51
Timmy Knipp and Cody Nickell led Elliott County with 30 and 12
points respectively. Patrick Neel and Brandon Potts led
Holy Name with 24 amd 14 points respectively.
Union County 41
Henderson South 26
Riley Hall and Gerald Bankston led Union County with 12 and 11
points respectively. Andy Proctor led Henderson South with eight
and six points respectively.
|
Tourney Bracket - Third Round (Final 16) |
|||
|
Franklin-Simpson |
40 |
Tates Creek |
27 |
|
Knox County |
50 |
Meece |
37 |
|
Bryan Station |
49 |
Deming |
42 |
|
University Heights |
64 |
Mt. Washington |
62 |
|
Wayne County |
58 |
Spencer County |
26 |
|
Jessie Clark |
51 |
Gray |
44 |
|
Mason County |
40 |
A. B. Combs |
19 |
|
Union County |
33 |
Elliott County |
29 |
Franklin-Simpson
40 Tates Creek 27
Marcus Doaks led the victors with 16 points including three three point
baskets. Marcellus Barksdale and James Norris led Tates Creek
with 12 and seven points respectively.
Knox County 50
Meece 37
Travis Canady, Tyler Bailey, and Travis Beck led Knox
County with 11, 10, and nine points respectively. Clayton Stringer and
D. J. Townsend led Meece with 10 and seven points respectively.
Bryan Station
49 Deming 42
Seth Beckham and Jaylen Beckham led Bryan Station with 18 and 17
points respectively. Luke King and Kyle King led Deming
with 17 points each.
University Heights
64 Mt. Washington 62
Matt McGowan and Ryan Hudson led University Heights with 21 and
19 points respectively. Hayden Sweat and Chancelor Armstrong
led Mt. Washington with 21 and 12 points respectively.
Wayne County
58 Spencer County 26
Austin Shearer paced the victors with 15 points. Ryan Hopper added
12 points on four three point baskets. Gavin Dunagan also recorded
12 points. Logan Dunbar led Spencer County with 10 points.
Jessie Clark
51 Gray 44
Ryan Fucci and Matt Britt led Jessie Clark with 18 and 13 points
respectively. Todd Vollett and Zack Perkins led Gray with
18 and 15 points respectively.
Mason County
40 A. B. Combs 19
Treg Setty and Josh Harris led Mason County with 14 and 11 points
respectively. Axl Sizemore and Dustin Brewer led A. B.
Combs with eight and five points respectively.
Union County
33 Elliott County 29
Gerald Bankston and Michael Wallington led Union County with nine
points each. Levi Brown and Riley Hall added eight and
seven points respectively. Timmy Knipp led Elliott County with 20
points.
Sunday February 18th
|
Tourney Bracket – Final Rounds |
||||
|
Knox County |
45 |
Franklin-Simpson |
41 |
(Quarterfinal) |
|
University Heights |
56 |
Bryan Station |
47 |
(Quarterfinal) |
|
Wayne County |
33 |
Jessie Clark |
23 |
(Quarterfinal) |
|
Mason County |
47 |
Union County |
19 |
(Quarterfinal) |
|
University Heights |
48 |
Knox County |
42 |
(Semifinal) |
|
Wayne County |
39 |
Mason County |
34 |
(Semifinal) |
|
Wayne County |
53 |
University Heights |
33 |
(Championship) |
Knox County 45
Franklin-Simpson 41 (Quarterfinal)
Travis Canady, Travis Beck, and Tyler Bailey led Knox
County with 13, 11, and 10 points respectively. Jalen Bell and Marcus
Doaks led Franklin-Simpson with 14 and 12 points respectively.
|
Knox County |
12 |
8 |
8 |
17 |
- |
45 |
|
Franklin-Simpson |
12 |
9 |
10 |
10 |
- |
41 |
|
Knox County |
(45) |
- |
Beck 11, Canady 13, Asher 2, J. Mills 2, B. Mills 4, Lee 2, Bailey 10. |
|
Franklin-Simpson |
(41) |
- |
Krantz 6, Curtis 4, Bell 14, Randolph 4, Perry 2, Doaks 12, Rhea 2. |
University Heights 56
Bryan Station 47
(Quarterfinal)
Matt McGowan and Ryan Hudson led University Heights with 28 and
18 points respectively. Seth Beckham led Bryan Station with 16
points. Jaylen Beckham added 12 points on four three point
baskets.
|
University Heights |
11 |
10 |
18 |
17 |
- |
56 |
|
Bryan Station |
14 |
7 |
14 |
12 |
- |
47 |
|
University Heights |
(56) |
- |
Blane 2, McGowan 28, Hudson 18, Smith 6. |
|
Bryan Station |
(47) |
- |
J. Beckham 12, S. Beckham 16, Brown 9, Bailey 2, L. Johnson 8. |
Wayne County 33
Jessie Clark 23
(Quarterfinal)
Gavin Dunagan and Austin Shearer paced the victors with 12 and 10
points respectively. Ryan Fucci led Jessie Clark with eight
points.
|
Wayne County |
12 |
6 |
9 |
6 |
- |
33 |
|
Jessie Clark |
2 |
7 |
9 |
5 |
- |
23 |
|
Wayne County |
(33) |
- |
R. Hopper 5, Gehring 4, Shearer 10, Dunagan 12, Neal 2. |
|
Jessie Clark |
(23) |
- |
Fibel 3, Smith 4, Napier 2, Britt 4, Fucci 8, Shaftner 2. |
Mason County 47
Union County 19
(Quarterfinal)
Treg Setty and Josh Harris led Mason County with 14 and nine
points respectively. Gerald Bankston led Union County with eight
points.
|
Mason County |
5 |
16 |
9 |
17 |
- |
47 |
|
Union County |
6 |
5 |
4 |
4 |
- |
19 |
|
Mason County |
(47) |
- |
Gilbert 6, Setty 14, Pawsat 4, Carver 3, Orta 3, McBride 2, Harris 9, Appleman 2, Osborne 4. |
|
Union County |
(19) |
- |
Bankston 8, Hall 6, Brown 2, Rister 3. |
University Heights 48
Knox County 42 (Semifinal)
Matt McGowan and Ryan Hudson led University Heights with 22 and
12 points respectively. Tyler Bailey and Travis Beck led
Knox County with 12 and 10 points respectively.
|
University Heights |
13 |
11 |
11 |
13 |
- |
48 |
|
Knox County |
4 |
16 |
10 |
12 |
- |
42 |
|
University Heights |
(48) |
- |
McGowan 22, Smith 7, Hudson 12, Mack 1, McNease 3, Byrum 2. |
|
Knox County |
(42) |
- |
Beck 10, Canady 6, Asher 2, J. Mills 8, B. Mills 5, Lee 2, Bailey 12. |
Wayne County 39
Mason County 34
(Semifinal)
Gavin Dunagan and Ryan Hopper led Wayne County with 15 and 11
points respectively. Jordan Gilbert and Treg Setty led
Mason County with 17 and 12 points respectively.
|
Wayne County |
6 |
9 |
10 |
14 |
- |
39 |
|
Mason County |
10 |
11 |
4 |
9 |
- |
34 |
|
Wayne County |
(39) |
- |
K. Hopper 5, R. Hopper 11, Gehring 5, Shearer 2, Dunagan 15. |
|
Mason County |
(34) |
- |
Gilbert 17, Setty 12, Carver 3, Harris 2. |
Wayne County 53
University Heights 33
(Championship)
Wayne County coach Kevin Jones started the following lineup: Kyle
Hopper, Ryan Hopper, Kyle Gehring, Austin Shearer, and
Gavin Dunagan. University Heights coach Kenny Bussell countered
with Keifer Blane, Matt McGowan, Jalen Ladd, Ryan
Hudson, and T. J. Smith.
Austin Shearer led Wayne County with 23 points including three three point baskets. Ryan Hopper added 15 points. Matt McGowan and Ryan Hudson led University Heights with 15 and eight points respectively.
|
Wayne County |
14 |
15 |
11 |
13 |
- |
53 |
|
University Heights |
6 |
11 |
7 |
9 |
- |
33 |
|
Wayne County |
(53) |
- |
K. Hopper 5, R. Hopper 15, Shearer 23, Dunagan 8, Shelton 2 |
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University Heights |
(33) |
- |
Blane 2, McGowan 15, Ladd 4, Hudson 8, Mack 2. |
All Tournament Team
|
Gavin Dunagan |
(Wayne County) |
MVP |
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Austin Shearer |
(Wayne County) |
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Ryan Hopper |
(Wayne County) |
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Matt McGowan |
(University Heights) |
|
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Ryan Hudson |
(University Heights) |
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Marcus Doaks |
(Franklin-Simpson) |
|
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Tyler Bailey |
(Knox County) |
|
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Travis Beck |
(Knox County) |
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Seth Beckham |
(Bryan Station) |
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Jacob Dixon |
(McCreary) |
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Ryan Fucci |
(Jessie Clark) |
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Treg Setty |
(Mason County) |
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Jordan Gilbert |
(Mason County) |
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Timmy Knipp |
(Elliott County) |
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Riley Hall |
(Union County) |
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Hayden Sweat |
(Mt. Washington) |
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Conclusion
Congratulations to Wayne County on capturing the championship. There were some excellent teams here this week that were capable of capturing the championship. There were also several players here this week who appear to be destined for future stardom.
I have attempted to give a brief recap of each game played in this tournament. The statistics and scores came from scoresheets captured after each game. I apologize for any errors or misspelled names. These numbers should not be considered official but should be relatively close and an indicator of each game and the tournament overview.
Acknowledgements
A special thanks to Sean Vinsel and the Kentucky Basketball Academy staff for the hospitality extended me during this event. This is an excellent location for a multi-game event and the staff does a good job of hosting these events.
Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the tournament, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com .
Ron Harrison’s reports on this and other basketball events appear on http://www.kyprephoops.com.