CONSOLATION BRACKET SCORES - 12/22/23

 5th Place Semifinals

Newport 83, Spencer County 70
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Trinity 63, DeSales 58
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Consolation Bracket

Harlan County 63, Chicago De La Salle 59
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Male 87, North Oldham 58
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Washington County 72, Taylor County 69
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Frederick Douglass 76, Butler County 61
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CONSOLATION BRACKET SCORES - 12/21/23

Harlan County 93, Butler County 74
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North Oldham 67, Washington County 60
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Male 80, Taylor County 64
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De La Salle (IL) 77, Frederick Douglass 64
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FAIRDALE 70, TAYLOR COUNTY 67

In an electrifying display of resilience and skill, the Fairdale Bulldogs (8-1) emerged victorious over the Taylor County Cardinals (6-4) with a final score of 70-67 in the opening round 2023 Gardner Law King of the Bluegrass tournament.

The game tipped off with both teams exchanging leads, but Fairdale managed to inch ahead, concluding the first quarter with a 20-15 lead. As the second quarter unfolded, Fairdale's cohesive play extended their lead, with Dalton Hicks and Joseph Hurt applying consistent pressure, leaving Taylor County trailing 44-34 at halftime.

The Bulldogs' momentum faced a hurdle early in the second half when their leading scorer, Joseph Hurt, suffered an injury. With Hurt off the court, Taylor County seized the opportunity, overturning the deficit with a 16-8 run to end the third quarter, leading 57-56 following a CJ Johnson basket at the buzzer.

The final quarter the Bulldogs' tenacity prevailed. With two minutes remaining, Brandon Smith landed a crucial three-pointer, propelling Fairdale to a 66-65 lead. The Bulldogs fortified their defense and held their ground, not allowing the Cardinals to regain the lead.

Dalton Hicks' stellar 21-point performance, marked by crucial baskets and steadfast defense, earned him the Central Bank Player of the Game honors. His efforts were pivotal in ensuring Fairdale’s path forward in the tournament. Fairdale's win sets the stage for their continued pursuit of their first King of the Bluegrass tournament title since 1993.

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2015 KOB ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

Bob White Most Valuable Player

Darius Garland - Brentwood Academy

Ralph Beard Spirit Award

Carson Williams - Owen County

Jeremiah Oatsvall......Brentwood Academy

Garrett Suedekum.....Brentwood Academy

Jacob King.........................................Trinity

Gabe Schmitt......................................Trinity

Tyler Sharpe...............................Bullitt East
Jared Farris................................Bullitt East
Tony Jackson..........................North Hardin
Darius Williams................................Dunbar
Taveion Hollingsworth.....................Dunbar
Nojel Eastern................................Evanston
Jamil Wilson......................................Ballard
Carson Williams.....................Owen County
Quentin Goodin.....................Taylor County
David Sloan............................Taylor County

CENTRAL 90, TAYLOR COUNTY 81

In the third game of the evening it was defending KOB finalist No.1 Taylor County (3-2) and No. 13 Central (4-2). The battle between the two led to 14 ties and 13 lead changes throughout. A quick three-pointer to open the game by Mr. Basketball candidate Quentin Goodin gave Taylor County the early 3-0 lead. The Cardinals lead lasted only two minutes when the lightning fast Yellowjackets went on a 9-0 spurt led by seven points from junior Devin Firman. David Sloan scored five straight for Taylor County to pull the score even at 12-12 but it was a late Central run that gave them a 21-16 lead at the quarter break. A 10-4 Taylor County run put the Cardinals back on top early in the second quarter for the first of six lead changes in the quarter. A pair of three-pointers in the final minute of the half sent Central to the locker room with a 40-38 lead. 

The teams exchanged baskets for the first two minutes of the half before a Derron Douglas three-pointer pushed the Central lead to 52-48. Taylor County would fight back to take the lead on a David Sloan basket with 2:38 remaining in the quarter. A 10-6 run to close the quarter sent Taylor County into the final quarter with a 63-58 lead. Domonique Gaines of Central tied the game at 65-65 less than a minute into the fourth quarter. The teams swapped the lead five times in the next two minutes. A pair of 4 point leads by each team left the game tied at 78-78 with 2:06 remaining. A pair of Devin Firman 3-pointers pushed Central ahead 86-78 with a minute remaining in the game. The Cardinals couldn't get any closer than 7 points for the remainder as Central nailed four free throws down the stretch to clinch the 90-81 upset. 

Junior Devin Firman led all Central scorers with 26 points including 6 three-point field goals. Brandon Wells added 16 points and Anthony Southers added 14 points. David Sloan led Taylor County with a tournament-high 42 points. Quentin Goodin added 27 points and 14 rebounds for the Cardinals. 

Taylor County 83, Henderson County 80

It was 2015 King of the Bluegrass finalist Taylor County (20-4) taking on 6th ranked Henderson County (20-3) in the marquee game today. It was the 13th ranked Cardinals that got the best of the Colonels in a physical battle that featured more than 50 fouls.

The opening quarter of the top 15 matchup belonged to Taylor County. After scoring on their opening possession of the game the Cardinals converted five Henderson County turnovers into six points. Brandon Berry's fourth basket of the game pushed the Taylor County ahead 12-7 with three minutes remaining in play. The Cardinals held on to a 14-11 lead at the quarter break. The two squads battled to a pair of lead changes and three ties in the opening three minutes of the second quarter. A Brandon Berry basket pushed the Cardinals back ahead 23-19 before Henderson County went on an 11-6 run. Quentin Goodin's basket in the closing seconds of the half pulled Taylor County back within 32-31 at the half.

The first four minutes of the second half saw the two teams exchange the lead on eight different occasions before Brady Norman's three-pointer gave Henderson County a 45-44 lead with 4:04 remaining in the quarter. Norman's basket was the start of a 12-0 run by the Colonels that gave them a 54-44 lead with two minutes remaining in the third quarter. The Cardinals were the ones making the final run of the quarter using two transition baskets to pull within 55-53. A Cam Morgeson three-pointer Taylor County the 56-55 lead at the end of the third quarter. Midway through the fourth quarter it was David Sloan putting the exclamation point on a 10-1 Cardinal run with a dunk to take a 68-62 lead. Seven more lead changes kept the teams knotted within a basket of each other when David Simmons dunk put Henderson County ahead 78-77. A technical foul on Simmons sent Goodin to the line where he put Taylor County back in the lead 79-78. Antoine Calhoun gave Henderson County their final lead of the game at 80-79 on the next possession but the Colonels couldn't catch Taylor County. The Cardinals connected on three of their final four three throws for the 83-80 win. 

Henderson County had three players score 20+ points led by David Simmons 25 points, Brady Norman's 24 points and DJ Washington's 20 points. Taylor County was led by transfer Brandon Berry with 28 points and top-ranked recruit Quentin Goodin with 26 points. 

2015 Forcht Bank King of the Bluegrass Showcase Schedule

Friday, January 30th

5:00pm -- Fern Creek vs. Knox Central

6:30pm -- Fairdale vs. Newport

8:00pm -- Pleasure Ridge Park vs. Covington Catholic

Saturday, January 31st

12:00pm -- Fairdale vs. Jeffersonville

1:30pm -- Bullitt East vs. Shelby Co.

3:00pm -- Taylor County vs. Henderson Co.

4:30pm -- duPont Manual vs. Dunbar

STAT LEADERS -- Final Leaders

CyberSports for Basketball - Tournament Leaders (Individual Totals)
2014 Forcht Bank King of the Bluegrass Holiday Classic

	Scoring		Num			Scoring		Avg			Productivity		Value
1	GOODIN, Quentin	TAY	113		1	GOODIN, Quentin	TAY	28.3		1	PERRY, Jalen	BAL	100
2	PERRY, Jalen	BAL	112		2	PERRY, Jalen	BAL	28.0		2	McDONALD, Drew	NCC	93.5
3	WEAVER, Dujuanta	DOSS	103		3	WEAVER, Dujuanta	DOSS	25.8		3	GOODIN, Quentin	TAY	88.0
4	WOODS, Peyton	WAYNE	96		4	WOODS, Peyton	WAYNE	24.0		4	BLACKWELL, Braxton	CPA	87.5
5	McDONALD, Drew	NCC	94		5	BOLDEN, James	HOLM	24.0		5	HOLMAN, Aric	OWEN	80.5
6	BLACKWELL, Braxton	CPA	93		6	McDONALD, Drew	NCC	23.5		6	WEAVER, Dujuanta	DOSS	62.0
7	EAVES, Anthony	BAL	89		7	BLACKWELL, Braxton	CPA	23.3		7	BOLDEN, James	HOLM	61.5
8	BLEVINS, Trey	WAYNE	88		8	EAVES, Anthony	BAL	22.3		8	STEARNS, Corey	WAYNE	60.0
9	JR., Anthony Cowan	STJ	86		9	BLEVINS, Trey	WAYNE	22.0		9	WEYER, Ben	NCC	58.5
10	BOLDEN, James	HOLM	72		10	JR., Anthony Cowan	STJ	21.5		10	MILLER, Justin	OWEN	58.0
11	WEYER, Ben	NCC	71		11	MILLER, Justin	OWEN	21.3		11	JR., Anthony Cowan	STJ	57.0
12	STEARNS, Corey	WAYNE	71		12	HOLMAN, Aric	OWEN	21.0		12	EAVES, Anthony	BAL	55.0
13	CAMPBELL, Tyger	CPA	69		13	MATLOCK, Jaqualis	HOP	19.7		13	BLEVINS, Trey	WAYNE	55.0
14	SLOAN, David	TAY	68		14	STEARNS, Corey	WAYNE	17.8		14	MATLOCK, Jaqualis	HOP	54.5
15	MILLER, Justin	OWEN	64		15	WEYER, Ben	NCC	17.8		15	WOODS, Peyton	WAYNE	54.0
16	HOLMAN, Aric	OWEN	63		16	CAMPBELL, Tyger	CPA	17.3		16	DAVIS, Micah	CPA	52.0
17	MATLOCK, Jaqualis	HOP	59		17	SLOAN, David	TAY	17.0		17	CAMPBELL, Tyger	CPA	49.0
18	BERRY, Brandon	TAY	59		18	HILL, Jaalam	WAGG	17.0		18	SYKES, Kylia	STJ	45.0
19	SHARPE, Tyler	BE	59		19	McCLENDON, Markel	HOLM	16.7		19	COLLINS, Ramon	DOSS	44.5
20	DAVIS, Micah	CPA	56		20	COOPER, De'Von	WAGG	15.3		20	DOWTIN, Jeffrey	STJ	43.5
21	GRAY, Terell	DOSS	56		21	RICHARDSON, Tre	FAIR	15.0		21	BERRY, Brandon	TAY	42.0
22	HILL, Jaalam	WAGG	51		22	BERRY, Brandon	TAY	14.8		22	HILL, Jaalam	WAGG	41.0
23	PANGALLO, Zach	NCC	51		23	SHARPE, Tyler	BE	14.8		23	KLEFOT, Brandon	BE	39.0
24	McCLENDON, Markel	HOLM	50		24	JOHNSON, Jalen	HOP	14.7		24	PRESTON, Ryan	SS	39.0
25	DOWTIN, Jeffrey	STJ	49		25	HARRIS, Karl	DLS	14.7		25	McCLENDON, Markel	HOLM	39.0

All Tournament Team Announced

Bob White Most Valuable Player

Anthony Cowan Jr..............St. John's

Ralph Beard Spirit Award

Peyton Woods...................Wayne Co.

Aric Holman.......................Owensboro

Justin Miller........................Owensboro

Drew McDonald..................New Cath

Jalen Perry................................Ballard

Tyler Sharpe........................Bullitt East

James Bolden...........................Holmes

Dujuanta Weaver..........................Doss

Braxton Blackwell.........................CPA

Tyger Campbell.............................CPA

Trey Blevins.........................Wayne Co.

David Sloan..........................Taylor Co.

Quentin Goodin.....................Taylor Co.

Jeffrey Dowtin........................St. John's

CHAMPIONSHIP -- St. John's 59,Taylor County 56

In a battle of teams making their first King of the Bluegrass Championship appearance it was St. John's (7-2) who claimed the victory over Taylor County (10-1). The win was the Cadets first championship in the event and extended their winning streak to seven games. The game was an instant classic with the teams exchanging the lead twelve times including three lead changes and three ties in the final three minutes of play.

The opening quarter of the game was the Brandon Berry show as the Taylor County senior single-handedly outscored St. John's with 19 points including three 3-point field goals. The Cardinals 23-16 lead at the end of the first quarter didn't last long as Anthony Cowan capped an 8-0 run by St. John's put the Cadets ahead 24-23. An old fashion three-point play by Tre Wood put St. John's on top by four just minutes later. An administrative Technical Foul on St. John's with 1:46 to play put David Sloan at the free throw line where he tied the game at 31-31. Austin Webster put the Cardinals back in the leads with less than twenty seconds to play, but it was Jeffrey Dowtin's 3-pointer with three seconds to play that sent St. John's to the locker room with a 34-33 lead.

St. John's Matas Budrys opened the second half with a three-pointer to push the Cadets ahead by four and it took six straight points by Quentin Goodin to get Taylor County back in it midway through the third quarter. A putback by Brandon Berry gave the Cardinals their first lead of the half but it was short lived as Anthony Cowan drilled a three-pointer on the next possession to put St. John's back ahead. Ezra Oliver's basket with 2:24 remaining in the third quarter gave Taylor County a lead they would hold for nearly the next seven minutes. With 3:32 remaining in the game Jeffrey Dowtin got a block on one end of the floor and a basket on the other to put St. John's back in the lead 53-52. A pair of David Sloan free throws tied the game with 1:48 remaining and a third Sloan free throw put the Cards ahead 55-54 with 51.9 remaining in the game. A foul

on Goodin sent St. John's Cowan back to charity stripe where he hit a pair to put the Cadets ahead 56-55 with 6.1 seconds to play. A Tre Woods foul on the other end sent Sloan back to the free throw line where he hit the first-of-two shots to tie the game with 3.2 remaining. A miss and ensuing foul by Sloan put the Cadets' Dowtin on the line where he hit two free throws to put St. John's ahead 58-56. Anthony Cowan stole the ensuing inbound pass and sealed the St. John's 59-56 win with a final free throw.

Taylor County was led by Brandon Berry's 25 point, 11 rebound performance. All-Tournament Team selections Quentin Goodin and David Sloan added 16 points and 8 points respectively. Tounament Most Valuable Player Anthony Cowan Jr. notched 18 points for the Cadets and All-Tournament Team selection Jeffrey Dowtin added 12 points. 

2014 Championship Preview -- Taylor County vs. St. John's

Tonight's 2014 Forcht Bank King of the Bluegrass Championship will have some unique flair. The final game will feature undefeated Taylor County (10-0) against St. John's College High School (6-2) from Washington D.C. The game marks the first time since 2005 and just the thirteenth time in the 34 year history of the event that a Louisville school will not be in the KOB final.

The 17th ranked Cardinals defeated unranked Waggener, 7th ranked Wayne County and 10th ranked Doss in route the tournament final. Taylor County is averaging 82.0 points per game and is led by sophomore Quentin Goodin who is averaging 32.3 points and 9.3 rebounds per game.

The Cadets of St. John's come into the tournament final on a six game winning streak. St. John's has defeated the last two King of the Bluegrass Champions in route to the tournament final with wins over No. 2 Ballard, No. 16 Bullitt East, The Tennessean's Midstate No. 1 Christ Presbyterian Academy. The Cadets, ranked sixth by The Washington Post for the Washington D.C. area, are holding opponents to just 53.6 points per game. University of Louisville target Anthony Cowan Jr. leads the charge for St. John's averaging 22.6 points and more than 3 steals per game.

The overall edge based on tournament play goes to Taylor County who has the advantage in Scoring, Productivity, Accuracy, Range, Concentration, Strength and Alertness. The Cadets hold the pregame advantage in Defense, Aggressiveness and Ball Handling. The final will surely be memorable as we will crown a first time champion after tonight's game.

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Schedule of Play -- Tuesday, December 23rd

Consolation Final

3:00pm -- West Gym

#4 Newport Cent. Catholic vs. #2 Ballard

5th Place Final
4:30pm -- West Gym

#16 Bullitt East #7 Wayne County

3rd Place Final

6:00pm -- West Gym

#10 Doss vs. Christ Presbyterian (TN)

Championship

7:30pm -- West Gym

#17 Taylor County vs. St. John's (DC) 

SEMIFINAL -- Taylor County 94, Doss 83

Just one night after both teams upset higher ranked opponents, Doss (6-1) and Taylor County (10-0) shared the spotlight in our opening semifinal. The match up was one of four Top 25 match ups on today's schedule. 

The two teams battled back-and-forth in the opening quarter hitting four 3-pointers in the opening 3:30 of the game to hold even at 9-9. A 10-2 run by Taylor County over the next two minutes pushed the Cardinals ahead 19-11 and a Cam Morgeson 3-pointer in the closing minute of the first quarter pushed the lead to twelve points. Back-to-back 3-pointers by Doss' Dujuanta Weaver pulled the Dragons back within two points midway through the second quarter. The Dragons couldn't get any closer in the opening half with Taylor County taking a 46-41 lead to the locker room.

Doss came out hot in the second half scoring the first six points of the half to give them their first lead of the game at 48-46. The Dragons tied the game for the final time at 50-50 with 5:06 remaining in the third period. Taylor County 19-5 run to end the third quarter with their largest lead of the game. The Cardinals lead continued to grow in the fourth quarter with Ezra Oliver's steal and basket with 5:36 remaining in play pushing Taylor County ahead by 18 points.  Doss cut the lead to eleven points on two different occasions including following William Brown's three-pointer with less than a minute to play but never got any closer. Taylor County's 94-83 victory advances the Cardinals to their first championship appearance in tournament history.

Quentin Goodin soared to a game-high 32 points, including 5 dunks, and 14 rebounds. David Sloan also paced Taylor County with 23 points and Devin Rafferty added 11 for the Cardinals. Doss was led by senior Dujuanta Weaver with 31 points and Terell Gray added 19 for the Dragons.

Up Next

3rd Place Final
Doss vs. Christ Presbyterian - Tuesday 6:00pm (West Gym)

Championship
Taylor County vs. St. John's - Tuesday 7:30pm (West Gym)

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Schedule of Play -- Monday, December 22nd

5th Place Semifinals
4:30pm -- West Gym

#16 Bullitt East vs. South Shore (NY)

6:00pm -- West Gym

#7 Wayne County vs. #9 Owensboro

Semifinals

7:30pm -- West Gym

#17 Taylor County vs. #10 Doss
 

9:00pm -- West Gym

St. John's (DC) vs. Christ Presbyterian (TN)

Consolation
4:30pm -- East Gym

#11 Holmes vs. De La Salle (IL)

6:00pm -- East Gym

Fairdale vs. #18 Bardstown

7:30pm -- East Gym

Waggener vs. #4 Newport Cent. Catholic
 

9:00pm -- East Gym

#2 Ballard vs. #5 Hopkinsville

QUARTERFINAL -- Taylor County 72, Wayne County 68

In a battle between Top 25 programs it was once again the underdog that walked away with the win. It was 17th ranked Taylor County (9-0) who knocked off 7th ranked Wayne County.

The game opened with as much excited as anticipated exchanging the lead twice in the opening four minutes. Wayne County opened their first lead of five points moments later taking advantage of back-to-back misses by Taylor County. A David Sloan steal led to Cam Moregeson's layup to give Taylor County a 17-14 lead at the end of the opening quarter. A Quentin Goodin 3-pointer three minutes into the quarter pushed the Taylor County lead to five points. Peyton Woods' three-point basket with 2:08 remaining in the half capped a 7-2 run to tie the game for the third time. Corey Stearns layup in the final 30 seconds of the first half sent Taylor County into halftime with a two-point lead. Wayne County held Taylor County to just 23% shooting in the second quarter.

Wayne County came out hot to open the second half and quickly expanded their lead to five on multiple occasions. Quentin Goodin then scored thirteen straight points for Taylor County but the Cards couldn't overcome Wayne County who pushed their lead ahead to seven points in the final minute of the third quarter. A Goodin 3-point basket in the opening seconds of the fourth quarter got Taylor County going and the Cardinals took a 52-51 lead moments later. Six lead changes later and Wayne County was back in the lead until David Sloan's coast-to-coast drive tied the game at 63-63 with three minutes remaining in play. Goodin and Sloan combined to score the next seven points for Taylor County and put the Cardinals ahead with 40 seconds remaining. A pair of free throws by senior Brandon Berry sealed the 72-68 victory.

Quentin Good led all scorers with a career-high and tournament-high 36 points and added 10 rebounds for Taylor County. David Sloan added 13 points and Brandon Berry threw in twelve. Peyton Woods led Wayne County with 23 points and Trey Blevins and Corey Stearns added 16 and 14 respectively.

Up Next

Taylor County vs. Doss - Monday 7:30pm (West Gym)
Wayne County vs. Owensboro - Monday 6:00pm (West Gym)

UPDATED BRACKET

Schedule of Play -- Sunday, December 21st

Quarterfinals
4:30pm -- West Gym

Christ Presbyterian (TN) vs. South Shore (NY)

6:00pm -- West Gym

#7 Wayne County vs. #17 Taylor County

7:30pm -- West Gym

St. John's (DC) vs. #16 Bullitt East

9:00pm -- West Gym

#9 Owensboro vs. #10 Doss

Consolation
4:30pm -- East Gym

#5 Hopkinsville vs. De La Salle (IL)

6:00pm -- East Gym

Fairdale vs. Waggener

7:30pm -- East Gym

#2 Ballard vs. #11 Holmes

9:00pm -- East Gym

#18 Bardstown vs. #4 Newport Cent. Catholic

STAT LEADERS -- First Round

CyberSports for Basketball - Tournament Leaders (Media)
2014 Forcht Bank King of the Bluegrass Holiday Classic

Scoring		G	FG	3FG	FT	PTS	Avg		Field Goal %		G	FG	FGA	Pct
1. Dujuanta Weaver	DOSS	1	4	4	10	30	30.0		1. Garrett Wilson	BE	1	6	6	.1000
2. Quentin Goodin	TAY	1	9	1	8	29	29.0		2. Aric Holman	OWEN	1	7	8	.875
3. Tyger Campbell	CPA	1	7	2	9	29	29.0		3. Jacoby Harris	OWEN	1	4	5	.800
4. James Bolden	HOLM	1	6	5	1	28	28.0		4. Kevin Kirby	WAGG	1	4	5	.800
5. Corey Stearns	WAYNE	1	9	0	7	25	25.0		5. Tre Richardson	FAIR	1	7	9	.777
6. David Sloan	TAY	1	5	3	5	24	24.0		6. Justin Miller	OWEN	1	10	13	.769
7. Peyton Woods	WAYNE	1	2	4	7	23	23.0		7. Rod Avery	HOLM	1	7	10	.700
8. Trey Blevins	WAYNE	1	2	3	10	23	23.0		8. Braxton Blackwell	CPA	1	9	13	.692
9. De'Von Cooper	WAGG	1	4	2	9	23	23.0		9. Jaqualis Matlock	HOP	1	8	12	.666
10. Anthony Eaves	BAL	1	3	4	5	23	23.0		10. Kylia Sykes	STJ	1	6	9	.666
11. Jalen Perry	BAL	1	4	3	6	23	23.0
12. Anthony Cowan Jr.	STJ	1	6	0	10	22	22.0		Three Pt FG %		G	3Pt	3PA	Pct
13. Justin Miller	OWEN	1	10	0	2	22	22.0		1. Ethan Longacre	FAIR	1	4	4	.1000
14. Braxton Blackwell	CPA	1	9	0	4	22	22.0		2. Jalen Johnson	HOP	1	3	4	.750
15. Terell Gray	DOSS	1	6	1	4	19	19.0		3. David Sloan	TAY	1	3	5	.600
16. Tyler Sharpe	BE	1	2	4	3	19	19.0		4. Tyger Campbell	CPA	1	2	4	.500
17. Micah Davis	CPA	1	2	4	3	19	19.0		5. Jacquess Hobbs	WAGG	1	2	4	.500
18. Jalen Johnson	HOP	1	5	3	0	19	19.0		6. James Bolden	HOLM	1	5	11	.454
19. Tre Richardson	FAIR	1	7	0	5	19	19.0		7. Tyler Sharpe	BE	1	4	9	.444
20. Aric Holman	OWEN	1	7	0	4	18	18.0		8. Micah Davis	CPA	1	4	9	.444
									9. Dujuanta Weaver	DOSS	1	4	10	.400
									10. Anthony Eaves	BAL	1	4	10	.400
Rebounding		G	Off	Def		Rebs	Avg		Free Throw %		G	FT	FTA	Pct
1. Terell Gray	DOSS	1	7	9		16	16.0		1. De'Von Cooper	WAGG	1	9	9	.1000
2. Kylia Sykes	STJ	1	6	7		13	13.0		2. Cheyenne Nettleton	SS	1	4	4	.1000
3. Drew McDonald	NCC	1	5	8		13	13.0		3. Jacquan Hendricks	WAGG	1	4	4	.1000
4. Kevin Kirby	WAGG	1	4	9		13	13.0		4. Paul Schiavone	BAL	1	4	4	.1000
5. Aric Holman	OWEN	1	0	12		12	12.0		5. Peyton Woods	WAYNE	1	7	8	.875
6. Brandon Hutton	DLS	1	9	3		12	12.0		6. Dujuanta Weaver	DOSS	1	10	12	.833
7. Jalen Perry	BAL	1	2	10		12	12.0		7. Jordan Gary	HOP	1	5	6	.833
8. Nick Gillespie	WAYNE	1	5	6		11	11.0		8. Tre Richardson	FAIR	1	5	6	.833
9. Dylan Sanford	OWEN	1	3	8		11	11.0		9. Quentin Goodin	TAY	1	8	10	.800
10. Corey Stearns	WAYNE	1	4	6		10	10.0		10. Aric Holman	OWEN	1	4	5	.800
11. Jackson Baker	WAYNE	1	2	8		10	10.0
12. Braxton Blackwell	CPA	1	3	6		9	9.0		Assists		G		Asst	Avg
13. Jaqualis Matlock	HOP	1	5	4		9	9.0		1. James Bolden	HOLM	1		7	7.0
14. Brandon Berry	TAY	1	1	7		8	8.0		2. Bailey Rakes	BE	1		6	6.0
15. Brandon Klefot	BE	1	2	6		8	8.0		3. Darion Morrow	OWEN	1		5	5.0
16. Ben Weyer	NCC	1	3	5		8	8.0		4. Nick Simeon	SS	1		5	5.0
17. Nicholas Kratholm	WAGG	1	1	7		8	8.0		5. Braxton Blackwell	CPA	1		5	5.0
18. Tre Richardson	FAIR	1	3	5		8	8.0		6. Grant Moeves	NCC	1		4	4.0
19. Anthony Eaves	BAL	1	2	6		8	8.0		7. Delvonte McCloud	DOSS	1		3	3.0
20. Kris Saulny	STJ	1	1	6		7	7.0		8. Tyler Sharpe	BE	1		3	3.0
									9. Tyger Campbell	CPA	1		3	3.0
									10. Jalen Johnson	HOP	1		3	3.0
Blocks		G	Blks	Avg					Steals		G		Stls	Avg
1. Nick Gillespie	WAYNE	1	4	4.0					1. Kylia Sykes	STJ	1		4	4.0
2. Jared Farris	BE	1	3	3.0					2. Anthony Cowan Jr.	STJ	1		4	4.0
3. Ben Weyer	NCC	1	3	3.0					3. Ledonald Gray	HOP	1		4	4.0
4. Ryan Preston	SS	1	2	2.0					4. Cheyenne Nettleton	SS	1		3	3.0
5. Cori Johnson	SS	1	2	2.0					5. Jordan Gary	HOP	1		3	3.0
6. Braxton Blackwell	CPA	1	2	2.0					6. Steven Cager	HOP	1		3	3.0
7. James Bolden	HOLM	1	2	2.0					7. James Bolden	HOLM	1		3	3.0
8. Jalen Perry	BAL	1	2	2.0					8. Grant Moeves	NCC	1		3	3.0
9. Kylia Sykes	STJ	1	1	1.0					9. Jerrett Dennison	BARDS	1		3	3.0
10. Tre Wood	STJ	1	1	1.0					10. Elijay Cowherd	BARDS	1		3	3.0