2016JBCCCG

 

 

Jack Burford Chevy Christmas Classic

Madison Central High School

Richmond, KY

December 19-22, 2016

© 2017 by Ron Harrison

 

 

December 19th

 

Western Hills (5-2) vs. Madison Central (1-5) (Girls)

 

Western Hills coach Raymond Ritchie Jr. started the following lineup: 5-9 Sr. Haleigh Conley, 5-6 Jr. Katherine Mangeot, 5-11 So. Shelby Dews, 5-4 Jr. Alexis True, and 5-6 Jr. Montana Muravchick.  Madison Central coach Robert Cooksey countered with 5-10 Sr. Lindsey Johns, 5-10 Sr. Charity Mack, 6-0 Sr. Mallie Cornett, 5-4 Jr. Bailee Vanover, and 5-7 Sr. Kasi Schneid.

 

Madison Central raced out to a 17-9 first quarter lead on their way to a much needed 65-36 victory over Western Hills.  Madison Central shot 46.6% from the field including six of 14 from the three point line.  The Indians connected on five of nine free throws, pulled down 37 rebounds, and scored 26 points off 18 Western Hills turnovers.  Western Hills shot 29.4% from the field including five of 21 from beyond the arc.  The Wolverines connected on one of one free throws, pulled down 30 rebounds, and scored seven points off eight Madison Central turnovers. 

 

Lindsey Johns led Madison Central with 20 points including two three point baskets, five rebounds, six assists, and three steals.  Bailee Vanover added 17 points and three steals.  Mallie Cornett recorded a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds and also blocked five shots and limited Western Hills’ opportunities in the paint.  Kasi Schneid added seven points, six rebounds, eight assists, and two steals.

 

Alexis True led Western Hills with 12 points.  Shelby Dews added six points and six rebounds.  Katherine Mangeot recorded four points and eight rebounds.

 

Western Hills

9

8

9

10

36

Madison Central

17

22

16

10

65

 

Western Hills (36) – Conley 5, Mangeot 4, Dews 6, True 12, Muravchick 6, Way 3.

 

Madison Central (65) – Johns 20, Mack 3, Cornett 16, Vanover 17, Schneid 7, Pacheco 2.

 

 

 

Henry Clay (1-4) vs. Southwestern (3-1)

 

Henry Clay coach Eric Sanford started the following lineup: 5-8 Jr. Braxton Price, 5-8 Jr. Cheyenne Jones, 5-8 So. Destyne Jackson, 5-4 Jr. Alexis Lutz, and 5-7 So. Kiya Thompson.  Southwestern coach Stephen Butcher II countered with 5-9 So. Kallie Sheron, 5-8 Sr. Cassi Reed, 5-10 Fr. Regi Cundiff, 5-4 8th Grade Alexa Smiddy, and 5-8 Fr. Kennedy Harris.

 

Southwestern trailed 27-21 at halftime but rallied to earn a 54-45 victory over Henry Clay.  Southwestern outscored Henry Clay 19-10 in the final quarter to earn the victory over the Blue Devils.  The score was tied five times and there were three lead changes in the game.  Southwestern shot 34.1% from the field including two of 11 from the three point line.  The Warriors connected on 24 of 33 free throws, pulled down 44 rebounds, and scored 15 points off 14 Henry Clay turnovers.  Henry Clay shot 33.9% from the field including two of seven from beyond the arc.  The Blue Devils connected on five of 10 free throws, pulled down 29 rebounds, and scored 15 points off 18 Southwestern turnovers.

 

Cassi Reed led Southwestern with 15 points and 10 rebounds.  Regi Cundiff added 13 points, seven rebounds, and two blocked shots.  Kallie Sheron recorded 12 points including two three point baskets and 10 rebounds.

 

Kiya Thompson led Henry Clay with 13 points and four rebounds.  Alexis Lutz also scored 13 points.  Destyne Jackson recorded eight points, five rebounds, three assists, and three steals.

 

Henry Clay

16

11

8

10

45

Southwestern

9

12

14

19

54

 

Henry Clay (45) – Price 7, Jones 0, Jackson 8, Lutz 13, Thompson 13, Carpenter 4.

 

Southwestern (54) – Sheron 12, Reed 15, Cundiff 13, Smiddy 7, Harris 4, H. Phelps 3.

 

 

Prestonsburg (0-8) vs. Madison Southern (1-5)

 

Prestonsburg coach Brandon Gearheart started the following lineup: 5-7 Jr. Madison Rainey, 5-7 Jr. Jana Jarvis, 5-8 Jr. Allison Hall, 5-0 8th Grade Alivia Slone, and 5-3 So. Reesce Endicott.  Madison Southern coach Summer Simmons countered with 6-1 Sr. Savannah Fallis, 5-8 Sr. Keri Thorn, 6-0 Sr. Marley Lawson, 5-3 8th Grade Sam Cornelison, and 5-6 Jr. Ashlyn Clark.

 

Madison Southern led 45-43 after three quarters and pulled away for a 63-55 victory over Prestonsburg.  Madison Southern shot 42.3% from the field including 11 of 25 from the three point line.  The Eagles connected on eight of 14 free throws, pulled down 35 rebounds, and scored 14 points off 16 Prestonsburg turnovers.  Prestonsburg shot 42.9% from the field including two of eight from beyond the arc.  The Blackcats connected on 11 of 23 free throws, pulled down 29 rebounds, and scored 21 points off 19 Madison Southern turnovers.

 

Sam Cornelison led Madison Southern with 13 points including three three point baskets.  5-10 Sr. Conner Coyle added 12 points on four three point baskets and eight rebounds.  Marley Lawson recorded 11 points and seven rebounds.  Savannah Fallis chipped in with 11 points including two three point baskets and four rebounds.  Ashlyn Clark dished our eight assists.

 

Jana Jarvis led Prestonsburg with 23 points and four steals.  Alivia Slone added 13 points, 13 points, five rebounds, five assists, and five steals. 

 

Prestonsburg

11

14

18

12

55

Madison Southern

20

15

10

18

63

 

Prestonsburg (55) – Rainey 0, Jarvis 23, Hall 6, Slone 13, Endicott 2, Layne 6, Stamper 4. Click 1.

 

Madison Southern (63) – Fallis 11, Thorn 4, Lawson 11, Cornelison 13, Clark 5, Coyle 12, Gallion 3, Linville 4.

 

 

Pulaski County (3-4) vs. Montgomery County (1-7)

 

Pulaski County coach Tarah Muntz started the following lineup:  5-9 Fr. Haley Brock, 5-5 Fr. Jenna Wood, 5-9 Sr. Brooklyn Snow, 5-3 Sr. Mackenzie McCollum, and 5-4 Sr. Jeriah Privett.  Montgomery County coach John High countered with 5-8 So. Makayla Harris, 5-5 Sr. Sydney Greene, 5-9 Sr. Lake Williamson, 5-4 So. Kaitlyn Barber, and 5-4 Jr. Delaney Bromagen.

 

Pulaski County defeated Montgomery County by a score of 62-23.  Pulaski County shot 47.1% from the field including 11 of 28 from the three point line.  The Maroons connected on three of three free throws, pulled down 23 rebounds, and scored 21 points off 22 Montgomery County turnovers.  Montgomery County shot 26.5% from the field including two of 16 from beyond the arc.  The Indians connected on three of five free throws, pulled down 23 rebounds, and scored two points off three Pulaski County turnovers.

 

Jeriah Privett led Pulaski County with 14 points including four three point baskets.  5-3 Sr. Kyra Eads added 12 points.  5-5 Fr. Jordyn Stephens and 5-5 Fr. Haylee Ridner recorded nine and eight points respectively. 

 

Makayla Harris led Montgomery County with nine points and six rebounds.  Kaitlyn Barber added four points and pulled down 10 rebounds.

 

Pulaski County

16

20

17

9

62

Montgomery County

6

4

8

5

23

 

Pulaski County (62) – Brock 0, Wood 0, Snow 6, McCollum 3, Privett 14, Cothron 5, Stephens 9, Ridner 8, Eads 12, Wheeldon 5.

 

Montgomery County (23) – Harris 9, Greene 0, Williamson 1, Barber 4, Bromagen 2, Cobb 3, Carter 4.

 

 

Clay County (4-2) vs. Menifee County (5-2)

 

Clay County coach James Burchell started the following lineup: 5-9 Fr. Kaylee Mathis, 5-7 So. Shelby Phillips, 5-9 So. Summer Parker, 5-4 8th Grade Taylor Asher, and 5-5 So. Kimberlyn Mills.  Menifee County coach Paul Ricker countered with 5-10 Jr. Mara Walker, 5-5 So. Alison Johnson, 6-1 So. Emma Hacker, 5-5 Sr. Isabella Bean, and 5-4 Sr. Drew Evans.

 

Clay County defeated Menifee County by a score of 67-55.  Clay County shot 49.1% from the field including seven of 23 from the three point line.  The Tigers connected on six of nine free throws, pulled down 32 rebounds, and scored 20 points off 15 Menifee County turnovers.  Menifee County shot 32.1% from the field including six of 22 from beyond the arc.  The Cats connected on 13 of 18 free throws, pulled down 39 rebounds, and scored five points off 12 Clay County turnovers.

 

Kaylee Mathis led Clay County with 23 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, and two blocked shots.  Summer Parker added 20 points and seven rebounds.  Parker was 10 of 14 from the field.  Shelby Phillips recorded 15 points on five three point baskets and seven rebounds.  Kimberlyn Mills dished out nine assists.

 

Emma Hacker led Menifee County with 15 points, 11 rebounds, and three blocked shots.  Mara Walker added 14 points including two three point baskets, seven rebounds, and four assists.  Drew Evans recorded 13 points including three three point baskets.  Isabella Bean pulled down eight rebounds.

 

Clay County

22

17

14

14

67

Menifee County

14

13

12

16

55

 

Clay County (67) – Mathis 23, Phillips 15, Parker 20, Asher 4, Mills 3, Lewis 2.

 

Menifee County (55) – Walker 14, Johnson 9, Hacker 15, Bean 2, Evans 13, Stidom 2.

 

 

December 20th

 

 

Henry Clay (1-5) vs. Madison Central (2-5) (Girls)

 

Henry Clay coach Eric Sanford started the following lineup: 5-8 Jr. Cheyenne Jones, 5-8 Jr. Braxton Price, 5-8 So. Destyne Jackson, 5-4 Jr. Alexis Lutz, and 5-7 So. Kiya Thompson.  Madison Central coach Robert Cooksey countered with 5-10 Sr. Lindsey Johns, 5-10 Sr. Charity Mack, 6-0 Sr. Mallie Cornett, 5-4 Jr. Bailee Vanover, and 5-7 Sr. Kasi Schneid.

 

Madison Central led 41-28 in the final quarter but had to withstand a Henry Clay rally to earn a 45-42 victory.  The score was tied four times and there were six lead changes in the game.  Madison Central shot 45.7% from the field including two of seven from the three point line.  The Indians connected on 11 of 19 free throws, pulled down 37 rebounds, and scored 10 points off eight Henry Clay turnovers.  Henry Clay shot 18.9% from the field including three of 14 from beyond the arc.  The Blue Devils connected on 19 of 23 free throws, pulled down 33 rebounds, and scored 14 points off 23 Madison Central turnovers.

 

Lindsey Johns led Madison Central with 17 points and five rebounds.  Mallie Cornett added 10 points, 15 rebounds, and five blocked shots.  Bailee Vanover chipped in with nine points and four assists.  Charity Mack added six points and six rebounds.

 

Destyne Jackson led Henry Clay with 17 points including two three point baskets and five rebounds.  Braxton Price added eight points.  Cheyenne Jones and Kiya Thompson pulled down nine and seven rebounds respectively.

 

Henry Clay

5

11

8

18

42

Madison Central

7

11

14

13

45

 

Henry Clay (42) – Jones 2, Price 8, Jackson 17, Lutz 4, Thompson 4, Carpenter 2, Long 5.

 

Madison Central (45) – Johns 17, Mack 6, Cornett 10, Vanover 9, Schneid 3.

 

 

Pulaski County (4-4) vs. Madison Southern (2-5)

 

Pulaski County coach Tarah Muntz started the following lineup:  5-5 Fr. Jordyn Stephens, 5-3 Sr. Kyra Eads, 5-9 Sr. Brooklyn Snow, 5-3 Sr. Mackenzie McCollum, and 5-4 Sr. Jeriah Privett.   Madison Southern coach Summer Simmons countered with 6-1 Sr. Savannah Fallis, 5-8 Sr. Keri Thorn, 6-0 Sr. Marley Lawson, 5-3 8th Grade Sam Cornelison, and 5-6 Jr. Ashlyn Clark.

 

Pulaski County defeated Madison Southern by a score of 52-36.  Pulaski County shot 36.1% from the field including six of 27 from the three point line.  The Maroons connected on two of four free throws, pulled down34 rebounds, and scored 24 points off 22 Madison Southern turnovers.  Madison Southern shot 36.6% from the field including one of 10 from beyond the arc.  The Eagles connected on five of 14 free throws, pulled down 35 rebounds, and scored seven points off 12 Pulaski County turnovers.

 

Jeriah Privett led Pulaski County with 16 points including four three point baskets, four assists, and four steals.  5-4 8th Grade Shelby Cothron added 10 points including two three point baskets, eight rebounds, and three steals.  Kyra Eads recorded six points, six rebounds, and three steals.  5-9 Fr. Haley Brock chipped in with six points, five rebounds, and two blocked shots.

 

Marley Lawson led Madison Southern with eight points and five rebounds.  Ashlyn Clark added seven points, five rebounds, and two assists.  5-6 Sr. Desirae Linville also scored seven points.

 

Pulaski County

11

11

18

12

52

Madison Southern

2

6

13

15

36

 

Pulaski County (52) – Stephens 4, Eads 6, Snow 4, McCollum 0, Privett 16, Brock 6, Cothron 10, Wheeldon 4, Pennington 2.

 

Madison Southern (36) – Fallis 2, Thorn 0, Lawson 8, Cornelison 3, Clark 7, Coyle 3, Linville 7, Scott 2, Sparks 4.

 

 

Southwestern (4-1) vs. Western Hills (5-3)

 

Southwestern coach Stephen Butcher II started the following lineup: 5-9 So. Kallie Sheron, 5-8 Sr. Cassi Reed, 5-10 Fr. Regi Cundiff, 5-4 8th Grade Alexa Smiddy, and 5-8 Fr. Kennedy Harris.  Western Hills coach Raymond Ritchie Jr. countered with 5-9 Sr. Haleigh Conley, 5-6 Jr. Katherine Mangeot, 5-11 So. Shelby Dews, 5-4 Jr. Alexis True, and 5-6 Jr. Montana Muravchick. 

 

Southwestern pulled away in the second half to defeat Western Hills by a score of 82-54.  There were two ties and nine lead changes.  Southwestern shot 47.6%  from the field including 11 of 24 from the three point line.  The Warriors connected on 11 of 17 free throws, pulled down 34 rebounds, and scored 26 points off 18 Western Hills turnovers.  Western Hills shot 43.25 from the field including three of 10 from beyond the arc.  The Wolverines connected on 13 of 20 free throws, pulled down 30 rebounds, and scored 10 points off seven Southwestern turnovers.

 

Kennedy Harris led Southwestern with 24 points including six three point baskets, four rebounds, and three assists.  5-9 So. Sydney Morris added 12 points and five rebounds.  Alexa Smiddy chipped in with 10 points including two three point baskets.  Cassi Reed recorded nine points, five rebounds, four assists, and five steals.  Regi Cundiff also scored nine points.

 

Alexis True led Western Hills with 19 points and five rebounds.  Haleigh Conley added 14 points including two three point baskets and four rebounds.  Katherine Mangeot recorded 12 points, 12 rebounds, and three assists.

 

Southwestern

14

23

24

21

82

Western Hills

14

16

9

15

54

 

Southwestern (82) – Sheron 5, Reed 9, Cundiff 9, Smiddy 10, Harris 24, Morris 12, Updike 2, Nalle 2, Duncan 2, Foreman 4, Taylor 3.

 

Western Hills (54) – Conley 14, Mangeot 12, Dews 0, True 19, Muravchick 6, LeCompte 2, Winkfield 1.

 

 

Montgomery County (1-8) vs. Clay County (5-2)

 

Montgomery County coach John High started the following lineup: 5-8 So. Makayla Harris, 5-5 Sr. Sydney Greene, 5-9 Sr. Lake Williamson, 5-4 So. Kaitlyn Barber, and 5-4 Jr. Delaney Bromagen.  Clay County coach James Burchell countered with 5-9 Fr. Kaylee Mathis, 5-7 So. Shelby Phillips, 5-9 So. Summer Parker, 5-4 8th Grade Taylor Asher, and 5-5 So. Kimberlyn Mills. 

 

Clay County raced out to a 33-9 first quarter on their way to a 64-34 victory over Montgomery County.  Clay County shot 58.15 from the field including eight of 17 from the three point line.  The Tigers connected on six of seven free throws, pulled down 35 rebounds, and scored 16 points off 13 Montgomery County turnovers.  Montgomery County shot 28.35 from the field including two of 18 from beyond the arc.  The Indians connected on to of eight free throws, pulled down 23 rebounds, and scored nine points off 18 Clay county turnovers.

 

Kaylee Mathis led Clay County with 17 points, five rebounds, and five assists in only 16 minutes of playing time.  Summer Parker added 12 points and seven rebounds.  Shelby Phillips recorded 11 points including three three point baskets.  Taylor Asher chipped in with 10 points and recorded four assists.

 

Delaney Bromagen led Montgomery County with 11 points.  Makayla Harris added eight points and Lake Williamson pulled down seven rebounds.

 

Montgomery County

9

7

6

12

34

Clay county

33

12

15

4

64

 

Montgomery County (34) – Harris 8, Greene 5, Williamson 1, Barber 4, Bromagen 11, Carter 5.

 

Clay County (64) – Mathis 17, Phillips 11, Parker 12, Asher 10, Mills 3, Rice 3, Hacker 2, Lewis 2, Sizemore 1, Hensley 3.

 

Menifee County (5-3) vs. Prestonsburg (0-9)

 

Menifee County coach Paul Ricker started the following lineup: 5-10 Jr. Mara Walker, 5-5 So. Alison Johnson, 6-1 So. Emma Hacker, 5-5 Sr. Isabella Bean, and 5-4 Sr. Drew Evans.  Prestonsburg coach Brandon Gearheart countered with  5-7 Jr. Madison Rainey, 5-7 Jr. Jana Jarvis, 5-8 Jr. Allison Hall, 5-0 8th Grade Alivia Slone, and 5-10 Sr. Jenna Layne.

 

Menifee County outscored Prestonsburg 22-6 in the second quarter on their way to a 69-54 victory.  There were four lead changes and five ties in the game.  Menifee County shot 50% from the field including four of 12 from the three point line.  The Cats connected on nine of 20 free throws, pulled down 38 rebounds, and scored 22 points off 24 Prestonsburg turnovers.  Prestonsburg shot 35.5% from the field including four of 14 from beyond the arc.  The Blackcats connected on six of 11 free throws, pulled down 39 rebounds, and scored 19 points off 20 Menifee County turnovers.

 

Emma Hacker led Menifee County with 21 points, 10 rebounds, three assists, seven blocked shots, and three steals.  Mara Walker also scored 21 points including three three point baskets and recorded six rebounds, three assists, and three steals.  Alison Johnson chipped in with 10 points.  Drew Evans recorded seven points, four rebounds, five assists, and two steals.

 

Jana Jarvis led Prestonsburg with 21 points, 14 rebounds, five assists, and six steals.  5-3 So. Reesce Endicott added 144 points including three three point baskets and three steals.  Madison Rainey chipped in with 10 points and four rebounds.

 

Menifee County

16

22

19

12

69

Prestonsburg

14

6

23

11

54

 

Menifee County (69) – Walker 21, Johnson 10, Hacker 21, Bean 2, Evans 7, K. Woodard 4, Stidom 4.

 

Prestonsburg (54) – Rainey 10, Jarvis 21, Hall 4, Slone 4, Layne 0, Endicott 14, Click 1.

 

 

December 21st

 

 

Montgomery County (1-9) vs. Madison Central (3-5) (Girls)

 

Montgomery County coach John High started the following lineup: 5-8 So. Makayla Harris, 5-5 Sr. Sydney Greene, 5-9 Sr. Lake Williamson, 5-4 So. Kaitlyn Barber, and 5-4 Jr. Delaney Bromagen.  Madison Central coach Robert Cooksey countered with 5-10 Sr. Charity Mack, 5-7 Sr. Kasi Schneid, 6-0 Sr. Mallie Cornett, 5-4 Jr. Bailee Vanover, and 5-4 Fr. Taleya Todd.  (Lindsey Johns was unavailable for this game due to a concussion suffered in a previous game.)

 

Madison Central raced out to a 19-2 first quarter lead and got balanced scoring from all five starters to record a 61-34 victory over Montgomery County.  Madison Central shot 46.2% from the field including three of 13 from the three point line.  The Indians connected on 10 of 12 free throws, pulled down 32 rebounds, and scored 25 points off 22 Montgomery County turnovers.  Montgomery County shot 27.9% from the field including six of 22 from beyond the arc.  The Indians connected on four of 10 free throws, pulled down 27 rebounds, and scored seven points off 10 Madison Central turnovers.

 

Mallie Cornett led Madison Central with 12 points on five of five from the field and two of two free throws.  Bailee Vanover also scored 12 points.  Kasi Schneid added 10 points and three steals.  Taleya Todd chipped in with nine points and Charity Mack added seven points and four assists.  5-10 Fr. Jekauri McKeithen pulled down six rebounds.

 

Delaney Bromagen led Montgomery County with 21 points including five three point baskets.  Lake Williamson and Makayla Harris each recorded four points and five rebounds.

 

Montgomery County

2

9

9

14

34

Madison Central

19

15

15

12

61

 

 

Montgomery County (34) – Harris 4, Greene 0, Williamson 4, Barber 3, Bromagen 21, Tuttle 2.

 

Madison Central (61) – Mack 7, Schneid 10, Cornett 12, Vanover 12, Todd 9, Barnard 2, McKeithen 2, Hudson 4, Presnell 3.

 

 

Southwestern (5-1) vs. Clay County (6-2)

 

Southwestern coach Stephen Butcher II started the following lineup: 5-9 So. Kallie Sheron, 5-8 Sr. Cassi Reed, 5-10 Fr. Regi Cundiff, 5-4 8th Grade Alexa Smiddy, and 5-8 Fr. Kennedy Harris.  Clay County coach James Burchell countered with 5-9 Fr. Kaylee Mathis, 5-7 So. Shelby Phillips, 5-9 So. Summer Parker, 5-4 8th Grade Taylor Asher, and 5-5 So. Kimberlyn Mills. 

 

Southwestern utilized their dominance on the boards tonight (33-17) in a 66-51 victory over Clay County.  Southwestern shot 44.2% from the field including 10 of 24 from the three point line.  The Warriors connected on 10 of 15 free throws, pulled down 33 rebounds, and scored 14 points off 13 Clay County turnovers.  Clay County shot 48.7% from the field including five of 17 from beyond the arc.  The Tigers connected on eight of nine free throws, pulled down 17 rebounds, and scored 16 points off 10 Southwestern turnovers.

 

Kennedy Harris led Southwestern with 27 points including seven three point baskets.  Regi Cundiff added 10 points, seven rebounds, and two steals.  Alexa Smiddy chipped in with 10 points and six assists.  Casi Reed recorded nine points, seven rebounds, four assists, and three steals.

 

Kaylee Mathis led Clay County with 19 points and four assists.  Shelby Phillips added nine points on three three point baskets.  Taylor Asher also scored nine points.

 

Southwestern

12

21

13

20

66

Clay County

12

10

16

13

51

 

Southwestern (66) – Sheron 6, Reed 9, Cundiff 10, Smiddy 10, Harris 27, M. Phelps 2, Taylor 2.

 

Clay County (51) – Mathis 19, Phillips 9, Parker 5, Asher 9, Mills 0, Rice 7, Lewis 2.

 

 

Prestonsburg (0-10) vs. Western Hills ((5-4)

 

Prestonsburg coach Brandon Gearheart started the following lineup:  5-7 Jr. Madison Rainey, 5-7 Jr. Jana Jarvis, 6-0 Jr. Lauren Click, 5-0 8th Grade Alivia Slone, and 5-3 8th Grade Courtney Stamper.  Western Hills coach Raymond Ritchie Jr. countered with 5-9 Sr. Haleigh Conley, 5-6 Jr. Katherine Mangeot, 5-11 So. Shelby Dews, 5-4 Jr. Alexis True, and 5-6 Jr. Montana Muravchick. 

 

Western Hills defeated Prestonsburg by a score of 53-41.  Western Hills shot 31.1% from the field including eight of 22 from the three point line.  The Wolverines connected on seven of 12 free throws, pulled down 40 rebounds, and scored 22 points off 23 Prestonsburg turnovers.  Prestonsburg shot 35.6% from the field including three of 12 from beyond the arc.  The Blackcats connected on six of 11 free throws, pulled down 33 rebounds, and scored eight points off 15 Western Hills turnovers.

 

Alexis True led western Hills with 17 points and six steals.  Montana Muravchick added 15 points including three three point baskets.  5-7 7th Grade Leann Way chipped in with 10 points including two three point baskets and six rebounds.  Haleigh Conley recorded six points on two three point baskets, 12 rebounds, and five steals.  Katherine Mangeot added five points, nine rebounds, and seven assists.

 

Jana Jarvis led Prestonsburg with 18 points, five rebounds, five assists, and four steals.  Alivia Slone added 14 points including two three point baskets, six rebounds, and three steals.  Courtney Stamper recorded six points, seven rebounds, and three steals.

 

Prestonsburg

9

2

17

13

41

Western Hills

14

15

11

13

53

 

Prestonsburg (41) – Rainey 1, Jarvis 18, Click 2, Slone 14, Stamper 6.

 

Western Hills (53) – Conley 6, Mangeot 5, Dews 0, True 17, Muravchick 15, Way 10.

 

 

Henry Clay (1-6) vs. Pulaski County (5-4)

 

Henry Clay coach Eric Sanford started the following lineup: 5-4 So. Christian Gatewood, 5-7 Jr. Lea Williams, 5-11 Jr. Tyroncia Carpenter, 5-4 Sr. Korryn Davis, and 5-5 8th Grade Keja Parks.  Pulaski County coach Tarah Muntz countered with 5-9 Fr. Haley Brock, 5-3 Sr. Kyra Eads, 5-9 Sr. Brooklyn Snow, 5-3 Sr. Mackenzie McCollum, and 5-4 Sr. Jeriah Privett.  

 

Brooklyn Snow scored on a last second put back to give Pulaski County a 56-55 victory over Henry Clay.  Pulaski County led 18-7 after the first quarter but fought back and actually held the lead late in the game until the final shot.  Pulaski County shot 44.4% from the field including seven of 15 from the three point line.  The Maroons connected on 17 of 28 free throws, pulled down 29 rebounds, and scored 15 points off 15 Henry Clay turnovers.  Henry Clay shot 33.3% from the field including four of 10 from beyond the arc.  The Blue Devils attempted 21 more shots (57-36) from the field than Pulaski County.  The Blue Devils connected on 13 of 22 free throws, pulled down 40 rebounds, and scored 20 points off 18 Pulaski County turnovers.

 

Jeriah Privett led Pulaski County with 14 points including two three point baskets.  Kyra Eads added 10 points including two three point baskets.  Brooklyn Snow added nine points and eight rebounds.  5-4 8th Grade Shelby Cothron recorded eight points, five rebounds, and four assists.  5-5 Fr. Jordyn Stephens also scored eight points.

 

5-8 Jr. Braxton Price led Henry Clay with 17 points including three three point baskets and blocked two shots. 5-4 Jr. Alexis Lutz added eight points.  5-8 Jr. Destyne Jackson recorded seven points, six rebounds, and three assists.  5-8 Jr. Cheyenne Jones chipped in with six points and 12 rebounds.  Tyroncia Carpenter pulled down nine rebounds.

 

Henry Clay

7

19

12

17

55

Pulaski County

18

14

11

13

56

 

Henry Clay (55) – Gatewood 6, Williams 0, Carpenter 4, Davis 0, Parks 1, Thompson 6, Price 17, Jackson 7, Jones 6, Lutz 8.

 

Pulaski County (56) – Brock 1, Eads 10, Snow 9, McCollum 0, Privett 14, Cothron 8, Stephens 8, Wood 2, Wheeldon 4. 

 

 

Madison Southern (2-6) vs. Menifee County (6-3)

Madison Southern coach Summer Simmons started the following lineup: 5-10 Sr. Conner Coyle, 5-8 Sr. Keri Thorn, 6-0 Sr. Marley Lawson, 5-3 8th Grade Sam Cornelison, and 5-6 Jr. Ashlyn Clark.  Menifee County coach Paul Ricker countered with 5-10 Jr. Mara Walker, 5-5 So. Alison Johnson, 6-1 So. Emma Hacker, 5-5 Sr. Isabella Bean, and 5-4 Sr. Drew Evans. 

 

Madison Southern outscored Menifee County 21-12 in the third quarter on their way to a 66-62 victory.  Madison Southern controlled the boards with a 15-1 advantage on second effort points.  Madison Southern shot 43.6% from the field including six of 16 from the three point line.  The Eagles connected on 12 of 14 free throws, pulled down 40 rebounds, and scored 23 points off 19 Menifee County turnovers.  Menifee County shot 45.5% from the field including three of 13 from beyond the arc.  The Cats connected on nine of 14 free throws, pulled down 25 rebounds, and scored 29 points off 25 Madison Southern turnovers.

 

Marley Lawson led Madison Southern with 18 points and 10 rebounds.  Sam Cornelison added 17 points including five three point baskets.  6-1 Sr. Savannah Fallis recorded 13 points, five rebounds, and three assists.  Conner Coyle pulled down eight rebounds and Keri Thorn dished out six assists.

 

Emma Hacker led Menifee County with 21 points, eight rebounds, three assists, four blocks, and six steals.  Drew Evans added 15 points, four assists, and three steals.  Mara Walker recorded 13 points including three three point baskets.

 

Madison Southern

16

14

21

15

66

Menifee County

17

17

12

16

62

 

Madison Southern (66) – Coyle 4, Thorn 2, Lawson 18, Cornelison 17, Clark 4, Fallis 13, Linville 3, Sparks 2, King 3.

 

Metcalfe County (62) – Walker 13, Johnson 8, Hacker 21, Bean 1, Evans 15, Woodard 4.

 

 

December 22nd

 

 

Prestonsburg (0-11) vs. Madison Central (4-5) (Girls)

 

Prestonsburg coach Brandon Gearheart started the following lineup: 5-7 Jr. Madison Rainey, 5-3 So. Reesce Endicott, 5-7 Jr. Jana Jarvis, 5-0 8th Grader Alivia Slone, and 5-3 8th Grader Courtney Stamper.  Madison Central coach Robert Cooksey countered with 5-7 Sr. Kasi Schneid, 5-4 Fr. Taleya Todd, 6-0 Sr. Mallie Cornett, 5-4 Jr. Bailee Vanover, and 5-4 So. Madison Barnard ( Lindsey Johns and Charity Mack were both unavailable for today’s game).

 

 

Madison Central raced out to a 19-1 first quarter lead on their way to a 67-43 victory over Prestonsburg and evened their season record at 5-5.  Madison Central shot 53.7% from the field including five of 13 from the three point line.  The Indians connected on four of eight free throws, pulled down 33 rebounds, and scored 22 points off 14 Prestonsburg turnovers.  Prestonsburg shot 32.1% from the field including four of 13 from beyond the arc.  The Blackcats connected on five of 10 free throws, pulled down 33 rebounds, and scored 11 points off 11 Madison Central turnovers.

 

Mallie Cornett led Madison Central with 20 points, five rebounds, six assists, and five blocked shots.  Cornett was nine of 11 from the field and two of two from the free throw line.  Kasi Schneid added 16 points including three three point baskets, five rebounds, five assists, and four steals.  Bailee Vanover added eight points, seven rebounds, and three assists.  Taleya Todd added nine points and five assists.

 

Jana Jarvis led Prestonsburg with 16 points including three three point baskets, nine rebounds, and two assists.  Alivia Slone added nine points, six rebounds, and four assists.  Faith Lazaar chipped in with seven points.

 

Prestonsburg

1

13

19

10

43

Madison Central

19

13

19

16

67

 

Prestonsburg (43) – Rainey 4, Endicott 5, Jarvis 16, Slone 9, Stamper 0, Niece 2, Lazaar 7.

 

Madison Central (67) – Schneid 16, Todd 9, Cornett 20, Vanover 8, Barnard 2, Minter 2, McKeithen 5, Pacheco 3, Presnell 2.

 

Western Hills (6-4) vs. Montgomery County (1-10)

 

Western Hills coach Raymond Ritchie Jr. started the following lineup: 5-9 Sr. Haleigh Conley, 5-6 Jr. Katherine Mangeot, 5-11 So. Shelby Dews, 5-4 Jr. Alexis True, and 5-6 Jr. Montana Muravchick.  Montgomery County coach John High countered with 5-8 So. Makayla Harris, 5-5 Sr. Sydney Greene, 5-9 Sr. Lake Williamson, 5-4 So. Kaitlyn Barber, and 5-4 Jr. Delaney Bromagen. 

 

Western Hills outscored Montgomery County 28-6 in the second quarter on the way to a 61-46 victory.  Western Hills shot 40.3% from the field including five of 15 from the three point line.  The Wolverines connected on six of 14 free throws, pulled down 48 rebounds, and scored 19 points off 16 Montgomery County turnovers.  Montgomery County shot 25% from the field including seven of 30 from beyond the arc.  The Indians connected on seven of 12 free throws, pulled down 42 rebounds, and scored 15 points off 17 Western Hills turnovers.

 

Alexis True led Western Hills with 21 points, seven rebounds, four assists, and three steals.  Haleigh Conley added 12 points and 11 rebounds.  Katherine Mangeot recorded eight points, nine rebounds, and three assists.  5-1 So. Brianna Winkfield chipped in with eight points and four rebounds.

 

Kaitlyn Barber led Montgomery County with 12 points, 12 rebounds, and three assists.  Delaney Bromagen added eight points, five rebounds, four assists, and five steals.  Makayla Harris recorded eight points and four rebounds.  Lake Williamson pulled down 11 rebounds.

 

Western Hills

8

28

13

12

61

Montgomery County

9

6

13

18

46

 

Western Hills (61) – Conley 12, Mangeot 8, Dews 0, True 21, Muravchick 1, Way 3, LeCompte 6, Redmon 2, Winkfield 8.

 

Montgomery County (46) – Harris 8, Greene 6, Williamson 4, Barber 12, Bromagen 8, Carter 2, Tuttle 2, Cobb 4.

 

 

Menifee County (6-4) vs. Pulaski County (6-4)

 

Menifee County coach Paul Ricker started the following lineup: 5-10 Jr. Mara Walker, 5-5 So. Alison Johnson, 6-1 So. Emma Hacker, 5-5 Sr. Isabella Bean, and 5-4 Sr. Drew Evans.  Pulaski County coach Tarah Muntz countered with 5-3 Sr. Kyra Eads, 5-5 Fr. Jenna Wood, 5-9 Sr. Brooklyn Snow, 5-3 Sr. Mackenzie McCollum, and 5-4 Sr. Jeriah Privett. 

 

Pulaski County outscored Menifee County 18-8 in the third quarter on their way to a 57-43 victory.  Pulaski County shot 36.2% from the field including six of 26 from the three point line.  The Maroons connected on nine of 13 free throws, pulled down 35 rebounds, and scored 19 points off 21 Menifee County turnovers.  Menifee County shot 35.6% from the field including four of six from beyond the arc.  The Cats connected on seven of 16 free throws, pulled down 36 rebounds, and scored five points off 11 Pulaski County turnovers.

 

Brooklyn Snow led Pulaski County with 15 points and nine rebounds.  Kyra Eads added 13 points and 5-5 Fr. Jordyn Stephens recorded 10 points including two three point baskets.  Jeriah Privett chipped in with nine points, five rebounds, and three assists.

 

Mara Walker led Menifee County with 17 points including three three point baskets, six rebounds, and two steals.  Alison Johnson added 11 points and four assists.  Emma Hacker recorded seven points, and nine rebounds bit was limited to 17:54 minutes and eventually fouled out of the game.

 

Menifee County

9

12

8

14

43

Pulaski County

12

15

18

12

57

 

Menifee County (43) – Walker 17, Johnson 11, Hacker 7, Bean 0, Evans 4, K. Woodard 2, Stidom 2.

 

Pulaski County (57) – Eads 13, Wood 0, Snow 15, McCollum 3, Privett 9, Stephens 10, Cothron 5, Wheeldon 2.

 

 

Clay County (6-3) vs. Henry Clay (1-7)

 

Clay County coach James Burchell started the following lineup: 5-9 Fr. Kaylee Mathis, 5-7 So. Shelby Phillips, 5-9 So. Summer Parker, 5-4 8th Grade Taylor Asher, and 5-5 So. Kimberlyn Mills.  Henry Clay coach Eric Sanford countered with 5-8 Jr. Braxton Price, 5-8 Jr. Cheyenne Jones, 5-8 So. Destyne Jackson, 5-4 Jr. Alexis Lutz, and 5-7 So. Kiya Thompson. 

 

Henry Clay nipped Clay County by a score of 48-47.  Clay County had a chance for the tie but could only manage one of two free throws in the closing second.  There were eight lead changes and eight ties in this game.  Henry Clay shot 31.6% from the field including two of 10 from the three point line.  The Blue Devils connected on 10 of 16 free throws, pulled down 36 rebounds, and scored 15 points off 19 Clay County turnovers.  Clay County shot 43.8% from the field including five of 13 from beyond the arc.  Clay County attempted 25 less shots (57-32) from the field than Henry Clay.  The Tigers connected on 14 of 17 free throws, pulled down 26 rebounds, and scored 12 points off 10 Henry Clay turnovers.

 

Braxton Price led a balanced Henry Clay scoring attack with 10 points including two three point baskets and six rebounds.  Alexis Lutz added nine points and five rebounds.  Kiya Thompson also scored nine points and recorded four steals.  Cheyenne Jones added eight points, nine rebounds, and three steals.  Destyne Jackson added seven points, five rebounds, and six assists.

 

Kaylee Mathis led Clay County with 17 points including eight of nine free throws, four assists, and two blocked shots.  Kimberlyn Mills added 16 points including four three point baskets and six rebounds.  Summer Parker recorded 10 points and six rebounds.  Shelby Phillips pulled down six rebounds.

 

Clay County

16

16

8

7

47

Henry Clay

17

13

10

8

48

 

Clay County (47) – Mathis 17, Phillips 0, Parker 10, Asher 4, Mills 16.

 

Henry Clay (48) – Price 10, Jones 8, Jackson 7, Lutz 9, Thompson 9, Carpenter 3, Parks 2.

 

 

Madison Southern (3-6) vs. Southwestern (6-1)

 

Madison Southern coach Summer Simmons started the following lineup: 5-10 Sr. Conner Coyle, 5-8 Sr. Keri Thorn, 6-0 Sr. Marley Lawson, 5-3 8th Grade Sam Cornelison, and 5-6 Jr. Ashlyn Clark.  Southwestern coach Stephen Butcher II countered with 5-9 So. Kallie Sheron, 5-8 Sr. Cassi Reed, 5-10 Fr. Regi Cundiff, 5-4 8th Grade Alexa Smiddy, and 5-8 Fr. Kennedy Harris. 

 

Southwestern raced out to a 24-2 first quarter lead and was never threatened in a 69-31 victory over Madison Southern.  Southwester recorded 15 steals, blocked three shots, scored 38 points off 26 Madison Southern turnovers and limited the Eagles to 28 shots from the field.  Southwestern shot 55.8% from the field including eight of 15 from the three point line.  The Warriors connected on three of four free throws and pulled down 19 rebounds.  Madison Southern shot 39.3% from the field including one of four from beyond the arc.  The Eagles connected on eight of 10 free throws, pulled down 22 rebounds, and scored two points off six Southwestern turnovers.

 

Kennedy Harris led Southwestern with 25 points including six three point baskets.  Regi Cundiff added 12 points and two steals.  Casi Reed and Alexa Smiddy each scored eight points.

 

6-1 Sr. Savannah Fallis led Madison Southern with six points.  Marley Lawson added five points.

 

Madison Southern

2

11

6

12

31

Southwestern

24

21

15

9

69

 

 

Madison Southern (31) – Coyle 2, Thorn 2, Lawson 5, Cornelison 4, Clark 4, Walters 4, Fallis 6, Sparks 2, Linville 2.

 

Southwestern (69) – Sheron 3, Reed 8, Cundiff 12, Smiddy 8, Harris 25, H. Phelps 2, Nalle 5, M. Phelps 2, Duncan 2, Loveless 2.

 

Conclusion:

 

Madison Central coach Robert Cooksey and his staff did an excellent job of organizing and running this event.  This was not a tournament format but a collection of ten teams playing four games over a four day period.  Madison Central, Southwestern, and Pulaski County each finished with 4-0 records, Western Hills, Madison Southern and Clay County 2-2, Henry Clay and Menifee County 1-3, and Montgomery County and Prestonsburg 0-4.  Madison Central entered this even at 1-5 and ended the week at 5-5.  Southwestern improves their record to 7-1 and Pulaski County improves to 7-4.