2017OHKY
“Battle at the Border”
26th Annual Holloway Ohio-Kentucky All-Star Basketball Games April 8th
SlamJam Festival “Night of Stars” April 7th
Thomas More College
Crestview Hills, KY
April 7-8, 2017
©2017 by Ron Harrison
SlamJam Festival “Night of Stars” April 7th
3-Point Shootout (Girls) – Ally Johnson (Beechwood) won for Kentucky and Maddie Blyer (Hoover) captured the Ohio title. Maddie Blyer was named overall champion as she defeated Ally Johnson by a score of 17-12 to capture the title. 3-Point Shootout (Boys) – Darryl Straughter (Canton McKinley was crowned Ohio champion while Cole VonHandorf (Covington Catholic) was named Kentucky champion and also captured the overall title.
1-on-1 Competition (Boys) – Terry Taylor (Bowling Green) was the boys champion and captured the overall title by defeating Ohio’s Austen Yarian (St. Ignatius) by a score of 29 – 11. 1-on-1 Competition (Girls) – Alexah Chrisman (McAuley High) captured the Ohio title and also won the overall title by defeating the Kentucky champion Maddie Waldrop (Murray).
3-On-3 Championship (Girls) – The Kentucky girls champions were Zyah Beal (Boone County), MacKenzie Coleman (Metcalfe County), and Princess Stewart (Franklin County). The Ohio girl’s champions were Dee Bekelja (Solon), Mariah Copeland (Toledo Notre Dame), and Haylee Crouch ((Springboro). It was originally posted that the Kentucky team won the overall championship but this result was questioned so at this time the outcome is unclear. 3-on-3 Championship (Boys) – The Ohio team of Evan Kuhlman (Lakota East), Kyle Young ((Massillon Jackson), and Austen Yarian (St. Ignatius) captured the overall championship with a victory over the Kentucky team of Pedro Bradshaw (Russellville), Tavin Lovan (Franklin-Simpson), and Tim Dalton (Lawrence County) by a score of 16-12.
BJ Duling (Newark) claimed the slam dunk championship for Ohio with a 55-54 victory over Trace Young (North Hardin) of Kentucky.
All-Star Games April 8th
Ohio All-Stars (Girls)
|
Dee Bekelja |
5-9 |
G |
Solon |
|
Maddie Blyer |
5-5 |
G |
Hoover |
|
Alexah Chrisman |
6-2 |
F |
McAuley |
|
Mariah Copeland |
5-8 |
G |
Toledo Notre Dame |
|
Haylie Crouch |
6-0 |
F |
Springboro |
|
Brelynn Hampton-Bey |
5-8 |
G |
Toledo Notre Dame |
|
Victoria Harrison |
5-8 |
G |
Centerville |
|
Juliauna Howard |
5-6 |
G |
Lakota West |
|
Sarah Leyendecker |
6-3 |
C |
Mercy |
|
Jamari McDavid |
5-10 |
F |
Kenton Ridge |
|
Gabby Burris |
5-11 |
F |
Liberty Union |
|
Dai’shona Polk |
5-9 |
G |
Glen Oak |
|
Alexis Stover |
5-11 |
F |
Solon |
|
Caroline Taphorn |
5-9 |
G |
McAuley |
|
Leah Wingeier |
6-4 |
C |
Newark |
|
Head Coach |
Dan Wallace |
McAuley |
|
Asst. Coach |
Ed Foulk |
Kenton Ridge |
|
Asst. Coach |
Trish Kruse |
Solon |
Kentucky All-Stars (Girls)
|
Zyah Beal |
5-8 |
G |
Boone County |
|
MacKenzie Coleman |
6-3 |
C |
Metcalfe County |
|
Jamiya Davis |
5-10 |
F |
Hopkinsville |
|
Emmie Harris |
5-9 |
G |
Boyle County |
|
Rosemary Jackson |
5-9 |
G |
Bowling Green |
|
Tasia Jeffries |
5-8 |
G |
Butler |
|
Ally Johnson |
5-9 |
G |
Beechwood |
|
Hannah Langhi |
6-2 |
C |
Marshall County |
|
Kristen Mayo |
5-6 |
G |
East Carter |
|
Whitney O’Mara |
5-9 |
G |
Mason County |
|
Kiara Pankins |
5-11 |
F |
Lafayette |
|
Princess Stewart |
5-9 |
G |
Franklin County |
|
Jada Stinson |
5-7 |
G |
Elizabethtown |
|
Maddie Waldrop |
6-2 |
C |
Murray |
|
Grace White |
5-10 |
G |
Grayson County |
|
Head Coach |
Hager Easterling |
East Carter |
|
Asst. Coach |
Larry Just |
Butler |
|
Asst. Coach |
Rechelle Turner |
Murray |
Kentucky rallied from a 58-52 deficit after three quarters to defeat Ohio by a score of 82-74. Kentucky was 20 of 29 from the free throw line while Ohio was 20 of 35 from the charity stripe. Kentucky finished the game on a 7-0 run to ensure the victory.
Princess Stewart was named MVP for Kentucky and led the victors with 18 including two three point baskets. Tasia Jeffries added 15 points including two three point baskets.
Brelynn Hampton-Bey was named MVP for the Ohio Team and scored 12 points. Mariah Copeland and Leah Wingeier added 12 and 10 points respectively.
|
Ohio |
17 |
28 |
13 |
16 |
74 |
|
Kentucky |
19 |
22 |
11 |
30 |
82 |
Ohio (74) – Bekelja 4, Blyer 3, Burris 2, Chrisman 5, Copeland 12, Crouch 4, Hampton-Bey 12, Harrison 8, Howard 4, Leyendecker 2, McDavid 2, Polk 4, Stover 0, Taphorn 4, Wingeier 10.
Kentucky (82) – Beal 5, Coleman 3, Davis 8, Harris 2, Jackson 4, Jeffries 15, Johnson 0, Langhi 0, Mayo 5, O’Mara 4, Pankins 6, Stewart 18, Stinson 5, Waldrop 7, White 2.
Ohio All-Stars (Boys)
|
Tristan Bartoe |
5-11 |
G |
Vinton County |
|
Naz Bohannon |
6-5 |
F |
Lorain |
|
Lynn Bowden |
6-1 |
G |
Warren Harding |
|
BJ Duling |
6-7 |
F |
Newark |
|
Logan Hill |
6-6 |
F |
Massillon Jackson |
|
Evan Kuhlman |
6-7 |
F |
Lakota East |
|
Lonnie Grayson |
6-2 |
G |
Wyoming |
|
Joe McBride |
6-1 |
G |
Lake |
|
Tommy Schmock |
5-10 |
G |
Lakewood St. Edward |
|
Darryl Straughter |
5-10 |
G |
Canton McKinley |
|
Derek Koch |
6-8 |
F |
Northwestern |
|
Nick Muszynski |
6-9 |
C |
St. Charles |
|
Austen Yarian |
6-8 |
F |
St. Ignatius |
|
Will Yoakum |
6-4 |
F |
Delaware |
|
Kyle Young |
6-7 |
F |
Massillon Jackson |
|
Head Coach |
Tim Debevec |
Massillon Jackson |
|
Asst. Coach |
Andy Vlajkovich |
Warren Harding |
|
Asst. Coach |
Matt Combs |
Vinton County |
Kentucky All-Stars (Boys)
|
Prince Anosike |
6-9 |
C |
Perry County Central |
|
James Baker |
6-7 |
F |
Meade County |
|
Pedro Bradshaw |
6-6 |
F |
Russellville |
|
Peyton Broughton |
6-4 |
G |
North Laurel |
|
Tim Dalton |
6-3 |
G |
Lawrence County |
|
Jaylon Hall |
6-4 |
G |
Doss |
|
Taveion Hollingsworth |
6-3 |
G |
Paul Laurence Dunbar |
|
Tray Hollowell |
6-2 |
G |
University Heights |
|
Tony Jackson |
6-5 |
F |
North Hardin |
|
Tavin Lovan |
6-3 |
G |
Franklin-Simpson |
|
Jaylen Sebree |
6-6 |
F |
Christian County |
|
Terry Taylor |
6-6 |
F |
Bowling Green |
|
Chris Vogt |
6-11 |
C |
Graves County |
|
Cole VonHandorf |
6-2 |
G |
Covington Catholic |
|
Trace Young |
6-9 |
F |
North Hardin |
|
Head Coach |
Scott Chalk |
Paul Laurence Dunbar |
|
Asst. Coach |
Josh Frick |
Graves County |
|
Asst. Coach |
Shannon Hoskins |
Perry County Central |
Kentucky overcame 11 three point baskets by the Ohio Team to record a 94-90 victory. Taveion Hollingsworth was named MVP for the Kentucky Team and scored 19 points. Tim Dalton added 16 points.
BJ Duling was named MVP for the Ohio Team and scored 24 points including four three point baskets. Naz Bohannon added 16 points and Tommy Schmock chipped in with 12 points.
|
Ohio |
23 |
16 |
23 |
28 |
90 |
|
Kentucky |
23 |
29 |
16 |
26 |
94 |
Ohio (90) – Bartoe 0, Bohannon 16, Bowden 3, Duling 24, Grayson 0, Hill 2, Koch 0, Kuhlman 7, McBride 4, Muszynski 5, Schmock 12, Straughter 5, Yarian 2, Yoakum 3, Young 6.
Kentucky (94) – Anosike 2, Baker 0, Bradshaw 8, Broughton 4, Dalton 16, Hall 5, Hollingsworth 19, Hollowell 5, Jackson 3, Lovan 4, Sebree 4, Taylor 7, Vogt 2, VonHandorf 7, Young 8.
A special thanks to Randy Ward and all the organizers for putting together this quality event.