Cats hit a lull for about 5 minutes in the 3rd quarter that really did them in. Cut the lead to 7 at one point and gad the ball, but a few empyu possessions sealed the deal. I was impressed with the Ohmer kid. Really tough on defense,which led to several lay ups.

 

He bulked up over the off season, really hit the weight room hard to make up for his lack of heighth. I feel like that greatly benefited him defensively. Still has very quick feet.

I'm not sure it was accurate. I do know that the Eagles did have a 17-2 run in the 3rd quarter. Allen played well and provided key athleticism to the Cats. Hunter Lea had 10+ rebounds but fouled out in the end. Guard Tanner Pugh was 8/8 at the free throw line I believe and finished with an unofficial 12 points.

 

8/9 from the line, but yes, he did have 12 points. I really think Lea will make a difference with this team down the streth. He hasn't played basketball in 2 years, so he's still working on fine tuning a shot, etc. Right now, he's just using raw ability.

Scott 85, Pendleton County 67

Pendleton County (0-1)–Antrobus 5 5 18, Dennie 1 2 5, Pugh 2 8 12, McCain 2 0 4, Wood 1 3 5, Daugherty 1 1 4, Allen 5 0 12, Lea 0 3 3, Hall 2 0 4. Totals: 19 22 67.

 

Scott (2-0)–Ohmer 10 11 32, Jolley 1 7 9, Hughes 1 0 2, Schneider 7 7 22, Trame 5 1 13, Seay 0 1 1, Witherspoon 2 2 6. Totals: 26 29 86.

 

Halftime: S 34-33. 3-pointers: S 4 (Trame 2, Schneider, Ohmer); P 7 (Antrobus 3, Allen 2, Daugherty, Dennie).

 

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