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Eastern 71 Jeffersontown 64

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Cameron Reed led Eastern with 19. Brandon Johnson had 12 for Jtown.

 

After watching his team struggle to a 13-16 record in his debut season, coach David Henley believes his Eastern High School boys’ basketball program is turning things around in Year Two.

 

The Eagles showed off their balance and depth Wednesday night with four players scoring in double figures in a 71-64 victory over visiting Jeffersontown. Eastern (10-3) has won four in a row.

 

http://www.courier-journal.com/article/20140108/SPORTS05/301080159/1031/sports/Balanced-Eastern-beats-Jeffersontown-71-64-boys-basketball

Jtown is becoming easily defensed when all they do is shoot 3's..... Only 3 guys score consistently but others need to have some confidence....

After watching his team struggle to a 13-16 record in his debut season, coach David Henley believes his Eastern High School boys’ basketball program is turning things around in Year Two.

 

Definitely looks like it. My first chance to see them this season will be next week. Unfortunately they have a really tough first round matchup with Doss in the LIT but I'll be there and look forward to seeing their improvement from last year.

Eastern is a well coached team...... But I believe they are officially lost 2 starters (seniors at that) with knee injuries for the season.

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