Highlights from UPike's 60-47 win over Brenau.
Allie Stone led the way for UPike with a game-high 25 points. Rachel Bush followed with 10 points and six rebounds. Jaaliyah Warren also scored 10 points. India Blyth added six points and two steals. Paige Ayler added five points. Katie Collopy finished with four points and eight rebounds.
Anna Gliatta led the way for Brenau with 22 points. Sarah Grace Bertolini followed with seven points. Isabella Evangelista scored six points. Emelia Askew scored five. Taylor Williams added four. Kristina Peach scored two and Kayla Stafford added one point.
Interview with UPike's Clifton Williams after the Bears'60-47 win over Brenau.
Highlights from Ashland Blazer's 69-36 win over Pike Central.
Caleb Clarke led the way for the Tomcats with a team-high 19 points. Xander Carter followed with 15. Tyson Lalonde and Drew Smith each finished with nine points. Preston Hoskins added six. Cameron Davis and Justin Hughes scored four points apiece. Sam Lyons added three.
Pike Central's Jaden Stewart led the way for the Hawks with a team-high 19 points. Caden Lawson followed with six. Brody Fields added three. Peyton Owens, Brad Billiter, Jamere Knuckles and Cooper Justice scored two points apiece.
Ashland's Xander Carter and Liberty commit has the highlight of the night with the dunk in the Tomcats' 69-36 win over Pike Central.
Highlights from Magoffin County's 79-70 win over East Ridge.
Walker Russell led the way for the Hornets with a team-high 30 points. Michael Trusty followed with 15 and Parker Bowling knocked down four threes and finished with 12 points. Tate Hall and Dayson Burchett scored six each. Jackson Gilliand and Noah Gibson each scored five points for the Hornets.
Carter Damron led the way for the Warriors with a game-high 33 points; he knocked down five threes on the night. Talon Hopkins finished with 13 points. Caanan Ramey had seven. Keegan Wallace and Brayden Wilson each scored five points. Gage May added three. Peyton Coleman and Kaden McCoy scored two points apiece.
Highlights from Floyd Central's 62-46 win over Shelby Valley last night.
Maddy Engle led the way for Floyd Central with a game-high 19 points. Chloe Crease followed with 12. Carmen Rackey, Mahayla Garcia and Hannah Lafferty scored six points apiece. Aubree Moore and Reagan Lafferty scored five points each. Brooklyn Samons and Allie Hamilton each scored two points for the Lady Jaguars.
Sadie Johnson led the way for Shelby Valley with a team-high 18 points. Miley Riddle followed with 10. Lindsay Baldwin and Izzy Causey each scored six points. Kaylie Bowersock, Kylie Meade and Addy Davis scored two points apiece.
Highlights from Pike Central's 63-55 loss against JI Burton during the Lady Hawks Shoot Out earlier this evening.
A. Hammons led the way for JI Burton with 22 points. S. Williams followed with 21. M. Hammons added nine and K. Lamb scored eight. R. Sensabaugh scored three and T. Gravely added one.
Lara Stanley led the way for the Lady Hawks with 17. Abby May followed with 13 and Abby Hess scored 11. Cydney Snodgrass finished with eight points. Jadyn Looney scored four and Lakin Fleming added two.
Highlights from Shelby Valley's 62-60 overtime loss against Magoffin County during the Lady Hawks' Shootout this afternoon at Pike Central.
Abby Bennett led Magoffin County with a game-high 22 points. Macy Williams followed with 17. Emily Sluss scored nine. Bella Trusty and Maddie Salyer each scored five points apiece. Abby Bradley rounded out the scoring with four points.
Sadie Johnson led the way for Shelby Valley with 21 points. Lindsay Baldwin followed with 13. Kylie Meade scored six. Isabella Causey, Kaylie Bowersock, M. Reynolds and Addison Walters scored four points apiece. Miley Riddle and Aleena Fleming each scored two points.
Highlights from Pike Central's 72-47 win over East Ridge last night.
Abby May led the way for the Lady Hawks with a team-high 16 points. Jadyn Looney and Cydney Snodgrass scored 13 points apiece. Abby Hess added nine and Lakin Fleming scored eight. Kamryn Akers finished with five points. Larah Stanley added four. Zoe Billiter and Lauren May each scored points in the win.
East Ridge only had three players to find their names in the scorer's book, but all three finished in double digits. Olivia Stanley knocked down four threes on the night and finished with a game-high 18 points. Kourtlee Keene followed with 15 points and Savannah Baldridge added 14.
Highlights from Floyd Central's 72-44 win over Pike Central.
Maddy Engle and Reagan Lafferty led the way for the Lady Jaguars with 19 points apiece. Aubrey Moore followed with 11 and Chloe Crease reached double digits with 10. Allie Adkins, Carmen Rackey, Hannah Lafferty, Mahayla Garcia and Emily Hayes scored two points each. Brooklyn Sammons added one point.
Abby Hess led the way for Pike Central with a team-high 15 points. Lara Stanley added eight. Abby May and Lakin Fleming each scored six points. Cydney Snodgrass added three. Jean Hamilton, Arriana Hamilton and Zoe Billiter each scored two points for Pike Central.
Highlights from Phelps' 67-63 win over Belfry in 60th District action.
Tyler Weddington led the way for Phelps with a team-high 21 points. Jahmar Stewart followed with 19. Zayden Rash scored nine in his debut for the Hornets. Knox Wallace followed with eight points and Ethan Fields scored seven. Reece Norman added three in the win.
Jaxon Estridge led the way for Belfry with a game-high 23 points. Brady Little followed with 15. Ethan Diles scored double figures with 11. Carter Jude added nine points. Bryce Hagy scored four and Ian Loomis added one point.
Highlights from Phelps' 65-44 win over Belfry in 60th District action.
Phelps Caleigh McCoy led the way for the Lady Hornets with a game-high 30 points. Kylea Weddington followed with 11 for Phelps. Kaylyn Slone added nine. Charity Mounts and Katie Yates scored four points apiece. Bailey Norman added three and Aeriona Pigman chipped in with two points.
Mylee Colegrove led the way for Belfry with a team-high 17 points. Lexi Mapes followed with 14. Kati Deskins scored seven and Baylor Hall added six.
