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TIMES-VOICE Thursday, March 1, 2012 Page A7 Celebrating Our Student Athletes Sports By: James Elliott Turner II Photos by: Derek Fugate Bobcats send Wolfe packing By James Fugate Times-Voice Sports [email protected] The Mountain Sports Report Trent smothers Wolfe with defensive lock-down Moore scores 1000th point Richard Trent had a great defensive game JET2SPORTS Alex Hamilton makes the free throw in front of the Wolfe Co. crowd Go Bobcats! Breathitt County left little doubt as to who the best team is in the 55th District with a sound whipping of the Wolfe County Wolves last Thurs- day night at Woods Coliseum. Coach Denny Fugate’s Bob- cats thoroughly thrashed the Wolves by a score of 93-65 in a contest that wasn’t really as close as the score indicates. Breathitt’s lead approached 40 points before Coach Fugate emptied his bench in the fourth quarter. Breathitt’s Dynamic Duo, Alex Hamilton and Wes Noble, led the Bobcats with 27 and 25 points, respectively, and junior Richard Trent arguably had his best game with 15 points to go along with a superior defen- sive effort. Breathitt led 14-6 after one quarter, with Wolfe’s Sawyer Denniston held in check with only two points. In the meantime, Hamilton and Josh Fletcher set the pace for Coach Fugate with five and six first-quarter points, respec- tively. Ryan Cox also helped set the table for Breathitt with a 3-pointer, as the Bobcats claimed the early momentum. Breathitt put away Wolfe in the second quarter with huge performances from Noble and Hamilton. Noble, the gifted sophomore, had 14 points in the surge, including two 3-pointers, and Hamilton, the sharp-shooting junior, added nine, as Breathitt pushed its lead. Trent added a punctua- tion mark to the explosive sec- ond quarter with a 3-pointer from the head of the circle as time expired. Breathitt led 42- 18 and the rout was on. Wolfe came out of the break looking like a different team led by Denniston’s 10 points, but Hamilton kept the Bobcats on pace with two 3-pointers to go along with two other bas- kets for 10 third-quarter points, and Noble was perfect at the charity stripe going six-for- six. Trent also added a couple of nifty baskets, as Breathitt equaled Wolfe’s third-quarter comeback attempt. Breathtitt led 66-42 going to the final frame. Breathitt got a balanced at- tack in the fourth quarter with all five starters getting in the scoring column, led by Trent’s eight points, and Jordan Bel- lamy’s four points. Freshman Luke Chaney came off the bench to put in four points, and Tyler Hensley added a free- throw in the late going. Wolfe closed the gap some- what against Breathitt’s bench in the final minutes, but the damage was already done. The Bobcats claimed the district championship for the second time in as many years and will advance to play Estill County in the opening round game of the 14th Regional Tourna- ment tonight, Thursday, March 1. Wolfe also advances to the regional tournament and went against giant-killer Buckhorn Wednesday evening in the first game. BREATHITT (22-5) WOLFE (13-13) B. Denniston 2, Lawson 5, Willouby 1, Haddix 2 Breathitt Co……… 14 28 24 27 93 Wolfe Co…………. 6 12 24 23 65 Gilbert 7, Conway 2, Dunn 4, Terrill, Hayes 11, Turner 6 WOLFE CO. 65, BREATHITT CO. 93 Hamilton 27, Noble 25, Bellamy 6, Cox 5, Trent 15, Fletcher 10, Chaney 4, Hensley 1 Denniston 16, Graham 5 , Creech 0, The Breathitt County Bob- cats sprinted out to a 14-6 first quarter on their way to the 93- 65 win over rival Wolfe Co. to capture the 55th district. Alex Hamilton scored a game high 27 points followed by Wes Noble with 25 points. Rich- ard Trent chipped in within 15 points and Josh Fletcher added 10. Sawyer Denniston led the Wolves with 16 points. The Breathitt Co. Lady Cats eased by Jackson City 77-38 and will face Owsley Co. in the first round of the 14th region tournament. Jackson City will square off against state power Perry Central. The Horn is blowing across the 14th region as Buckhorn led by Mr. Basketball candidate Matt Day upset Perry Central 46-42. Perry Central missed a shot in the final seconds and then fouled Day, who hit the free throw. Senior Trevor East- erling led Buckhorn with 12 points and Braxton Beverly got 14 for Perry County Central. Jasea Paige chipped in with 10 for the Commodores. On Sat- urday night, Buckhorn held off a pesky Hazard squad 53-46 to capture the 54th district cham- pionship. Sophomore Kayla Rankin scored 24 points and the Perry Central Lady Commodores improved to 26-2 with a win in the district finals at Leslie County 81-41. Kendal Noble scored 12 in the win. PCC is ranked third in the state Senior Reagan Clark scored 19 points, including the win- ning three point basket as the Pike Central Lady Hawks held off Belfry 45-42 to claim the 60th district championship. Senior Miranda Davenport had 18 points and 10 rebounds as the Harlan Co. Lady Bears defeated Bell Co. 52-37 to claim another district title. Betsy Lane’s Dylan Meade scored 22 points as the Bobcats defeated South Floyd 68-35. In another upset, Whitley Co. stopped Corbin 64-60. Sopho- more center Candace Craig scored 23 points and pulled down 10 rebounds to lead host Whitley County to the district title and its 23rd win of the sea- son. Owen Co.’s Stone Osborne scored his 1000th point last week in a 67-58 win over Gall- atin Co. Russell's 6' 2” junior Kyle Skaggs, who's started since he was a seventh-grad- er, is averaging 24.4 points this season and has more than 1,800 in his career. Raceland's 6' 2” senior Brooke Gee had a triple-double (22 points, 14 rebounds and 10 blocked shots) in a 50-47 vic- tory over Russell in district play. KHSAA Boys Regional Sites 1st Region - Murray State 2nd Region - Madisonville North-Hopkins 3rd Region - Ohio County 4th Region - Franklin-Simpson (WKU) 5th Region - Central Hardin 6th Region - Doss (Bellarmine) 7th Region - Manual (Bellarmine) 8th Region - Henry County 9th Region - BOKC NKU 10th Region - Montgomery County 11th Region - Lexington Christian (EKU) 12th Region - Pulaski County 13th Region - Barbourville (Corbin Arena) 14th Region - Knott County Central 15th Region - Pikeville (EXPO Center) 16th Region - Morehead State Luke Chaney goes up for two of his four points inside Buckhorn Wed 6:30 Wolfe Co. Mon. 6:30 Powell Co. Mar 5 Wed 8:15 Letcher Cent. Tues 7:00 Knott Cent. Mar 6 Championship Thur 6:30 Hazard Mon. 8:15 Breathitt Co. Mar 5 Thur 8:15 Estill Co. Boys' 14th Regional Tournament Morton Combs Athletic Complex, Hindman Letcher Cent. Mon 6:30 Letcher Cent. Leslie Co. Fri 6:30 Breathitt Co. Mar. 2 Mon 8:15 Breathitt Co. Owsley Co. Sat 7:00 Perry Central Mar. 3 Championship Tue 6:30 Perry Central Jackson City Fri 8:15 Powell Co. Mar. 2 Tue 8:15 Knott Cent. Knott Cent. Girls' 14th Regional Tournament Fairce Woods Coliseum, Jackson
Transcript of Times-Voice Thursday, march 1, 2012 Page A7 Sports
Times-Voice Thursday, march 1, 2012 Page A7
Celebrating Our Student Athletes
Sports
By: James Elliott Turner II
Photos by: Derek Fugate
Bobcats send Wolfe packingBy James Fugate
Times-Voice Sports
The Mountain Sports ReportTrent smothers Wolfe with defensive lock-down
Moore scores 1000th point
Richard Trent had a great defensive game
JET2SPORTS
Alex Hamilton makes the free throw in front of the Wolfe Co. crowd
Go Bobcats!
Breathitt County left little doubt as to who the best team is in the 55th District with a sound whipping of the Wolfe County Wolves last Thurs-day night at Woods Coliseum. Coach Denny Fugate’s Bob-cats thoroughly thrashed the Wolves by a score of 93-65 in a contest that wasn’t really as close as the score indicates. Breathitt’s lead approached 40 points before Coach Fugate emptied his bench in the fourth quarter. Breathitt’s Dynamic Duo, Alex Hamilton and Wes Noble, led the Bobcats with 27 and 25 points, respectively, and junior Richard Trent arguably had his best game with 15 points to go along with a superior defen-sive effort. Breathitt led 14-6 after one quarter, with Wolfe’s Sawyer Denniston held in check with only two points. In the meantime, Hamilton and Josh Fletcher set the pace for Coach Fugate with five and six first-quarter points, respec-tively. Ryan Cox also helped set the table for Breathitt with a 3-pointer, as the Bobcats claimed the early momentum. Breathitt put away Wolfe in the second quarter with huge performances from Noble and Hamilton. Noble, the gifted sophomore, had 14 points in the surge, including two 3-pointers, and Hamilton, the sharp-shooting junior, added nine, as Breathitt pushed its lead. Trent added a punctua-tion mark to the explosive sec-ond quarter with a 3-pointer from the head of the circle as time expired. Breathitt led 42-18 and the rout was on.
Wolfe came out of the break looking like a different team led by Denniston’s 10 points, but Hamilton kept the Bobcats on pace with two 3-pointers to go along with two other bas-kets for 10 third-quarter points, and Noble was perfect at the charity stripe going six-for-six. Trent also added a couple of nifty baskets, as Breathitt equaled Wolfe’s third-quarter comeback attempt. Breathtitt led 66-42 going to the final frame. Breathitt got a balanced at-tack in the fourth quarter with all five starters getting in the scoring column, led by Trent’s eight points, and Jordan Bel-lamy’s four points. Freshman Luke Chaney came off the bench to put in four points, and Tyler Hensley added a free-
throw in the late going. Wolfe closed the gap some-what against Breathitt’s bench in the final minutes, but the damage was already done. The Bobcats claimed the district championship for the second time in as many years and will advance to play Estill County in the opening round game of the 14th Regional Tourna-ment tonight, Thursday, March 1. Wolfe also advances to the regional tournament and went against giant-killer Buckhorn Wednesday evening in the first game.
BREATHITT (22-5)
WOLFE (13-13)
B. Denniston 2, Lawson 5, Willouby 1, Haddix 2Breathitt Co……… 14 28 24 27 93 Wolfe Co…………. 6 12 24 23 65
Gilbert 7, Conway 2, Dunn 4, Terrill, Hayes 11, Turner 6
WOLFE CO. 65, BREATHITT CO. 93 Hamilton 27, Noble 25, Bellamy 6,
Cox 5, Trent 15, Fletcher 10, Chaney 4, Hensley 1Denniston 16, Graham 5 , Creech 0,
The Breathitt County Bob-cats sprinted out to a 14-6 first quarter on their way to the 93-65 win over rival Wolfe Co. to capture the 55th district. Alex Hamilton scored a game high 27 points followed by Wes Noble with 25 points. Rich-ard Trent chipped in within 15 points and Josh Fletcher added 10. Sawyer Denniston led the Wolves with 16 points. The Breathitt Co. Lady Cats eased by Jackson City 77-38 and will face Owsley Co. in the first round of the 14th region tournament. Jackson City will square off against state power Perry Central. The Horn is blowing across the 14th region as Buckhorn led by Mr. Basketball candidate Matt Day upset Perry Central 46-42. Perry Central missed a shot in the final seconds and
then fouled Day, who hit the free throw. Senior Trevor East-erling led Buckhorn with 12 points and Braxton Beverly got 14 for Perry County Central. Jasea Paige chipped in with 10 for the Commodores. On Sat-urday night, Buckhorn held off a pesky Hazard squad 53-46 to capture the 54th district cham-pionship. Sophomore Kayla Rankin scored 24 points and the Perry Central Lady Commodores improved to 26-2 with a win in the district finals at Leslie County 81-41. Kendal Noble scored 12 in the win. PCC is ranked third in the state Senior Reagan Clark scored 19 points, including the win-ning three point basket as the Pike Central Lady Hawks held off Belfry 45-42 to claim the 60th district championship. Senior Miranda Davenport had 18 points and 10 rebounds as the Harlan Co. Lady Bears
defeated Bell Co. 52-37 to claim another district title. Betsy Lane’s Dylan Meade scored 22 points as the Bobcats defeated South Floyd 68-35. In another upset, Whitley Co. stopped Corbin 64-60. Sopho-more center Candace Craig scored 23 points and pulled down 10 rebounds to lead host Whitley County to the district title and its 23rd win of the sea-son. Owen Co.’s Stone Osborne scored his 1000th point last week in a 67-58 win over Gall-atin Co. Russell's 6' 2” junior Kyle Skaggs, who's started since he was a seventh-grad-er, is averaging 24.4 points this season and has more than 1,800 in his career. Raceland's 6' 2” senior Brooke Gee had a triple-double (22 points, 14 rebounds and 10 blocked shots) in a 50-47 vic-tory over Russell in district play.
KHSAA Boys Regional Sites1st Region - Murray State 2nd Region - Madisonville North-Hopkins 3rd Region - Ohio County 4th Region - Franklin-Simpson (WKU) 5th Region - Central Hardin 6th Region - Doss (Bellarmine) 7th Region - Manual (Bellarmine) 8th Region - Henry County 9th Region - BOKC NKU 10th Region - Montgomery County 11th Region - Lexington Christian (EKU) 12th Region - Pulaski County 13th Region - Barbourville (Corbin Arena) 14th Region - Knott County Central15th Region - Pikeville (EXPO Center) 16th Region - Morehead State
Luke Chaney goes up for two of his four points inside
Buckhorn
Wed 6:30
Wolfe Co.
Mon. 6:30
Powell Co. Mar 5
Wed 8:15
Letcher Cent.
Tues 7:00
Knott Cent. Mar 6 Championship
Thur 6:30
Hazard
Mon. 8:15
Breathitt Co. Mar 5
Thur 8:15
Estill Co.
Boys' 14th Regional Tournament
Morton Combs Athletic Complex, Hindman
Letcher Cent.
Mon 6:30 Letcher Cent.
Leslie Co.
Fri 6:30
Breathitt Co. Mar. 2
Mon 8:15 Breathitt Co.
Owsley Co.
Sat 7:00
Perry Central Mar. 3 Championship
Tue 6:30 Perry Central
Jackson City
Fri 8:15
Powell Co. Mar. 2
Tue 8:15 Knott Cent.
Knott Cent.
Girls' 14th Regional Tournament
Fairce Woods Coliseum, Jackson
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