Sun photo by Bill Thiry

[h=3]Paige Taylor[/h]Clark seniors, from left, Paige Taylor, Sandra Skinner and Kaytlynn Williams, were honored prior to the Lady Cardinals’ contest against Bourbon County Friday night.

 

 

 

 

Elizabeth Hardiman fights for a rebound.

 

 

 

Skinner led Clark with 15 points, followed by Sydney Anderson with 13. Flowers scored nine points in the fourth quarter and rounded out four Clark players in double figures with 10 in her debut.

 

The Lady Cardinals struggled in the first half as Bourbon County took the lead at 8-5 after Clark scored five of the first eight points.

 

The Lady Colonels pushed the margin to 15-10 by the end of the quarter and led 19-10 after scoring the first four points of the second quarter.

 

Sims, a Tennessee State signee, scored 13 points in the first half. Sims scored nine of her team’s 15 points in the first frame.

 

Skinner scored just six points in the first half, while Anderson paced Clark with eight points in the opening half, all in the first eight minutes. Anderson drained two of the Lady Cardinals’ three treys in the first half.

 

 

 

 

 

at Winchester

 

Bourbon 15 14 08 24 — 61

 

Clark 10 23 15 27 — 65

 

BOURBON (15-11) — Kelly 2, Sims 30, Yazell 12, Wilson 9, Taylor 2, Maschal 6.

 

CLARK (14-9) — Williams 2, Taylor 13, Anderson 13, Hardiman 3, Skinner 15, Welsh 4, Murray 3, Flowers 10.

 

Prep Basketball: Lady Cards honor senior trio, rally past Bourbon County - The Winchester Sun: GRC Sports

Why did you not say how Flowers played? She had ten points, must be good on limited practice or no practice.

Why did you not say how Flowers played? She had ten points, must be good on limited practice or no practice.

 

Not bad for her first game with a new team. Did she ride the bus with GRC or come from Bath Co. Rumor I heard is she was still enrolled at school at Bath Co as of Friday afternoon. :idunno:

Sun photo by Bill Thiry

Paige Taylor

 

Clark seniors, from left, Paige Taylor, Sandra Skinner and Kaytlynn Williams, were honored prior to the Lady Cardinals’ contest against Bourbon County Friday night.

 

 

 

 

Elizabeth Hardiman fights for a rebound.

 

 

 

Skinner led Clark with 15 points, followed by Sydney Anderson with 13. Flowers scored nine points in the fourth quarter and rounded out four Clark players in double figures with 10 in her debut.

 

The Lady Cardinals struggled in the first half as Bourbon County took the lead at 8-5 after Clark scored five of the first eight points.

 

The Lady Colonels pushed the margin to 15-10 by the end of the quarter and led 19-10 after scoring the first four points of the second quarter.

 

Sims, a Tennessee State signee, scored 13 points in the first half. Sims scored nine of her team’s 15 points in the first frame.

 

Skinner scored just six points in the first half, while Anderson paced Clark with eight points in the opening half, all in the first eight minutes. Anderson drained two of the Lady Cardinals’ three treys in the first half.

 

 

 

 

 

at Winchester

 

Bourbon 15 14 08 24 — 61

 

Clark 10 23 15 27 — 65

 

BOURBON (15-11) — Kelly 2, Sims 30, Yazell 12, Wilson 9, Taylor 2, Maschal 6.

 

CLARK (14-9) — Williams 2, Taylor 13, Anderson 13, Hardiman 3, Skinner 15, Welsh 4, Murray 3, Flowers 10.

 

Prep Basketball: Lady Cards honor senior trio, rally past Bourbon County - The Winchester Sun: GRC Sports

 

Why did you not say how Flowers played? She had ten points, must be good on limited practice or no practice.

 

You want to borrow my glasses?

Have my own glasses, thank you. You did not mention her in your write up on how the girls played. Scored in double digits but not worth mentioning only in the Boxscore.

Have my own glasses, thank you. You did not mention her in your write up on how the girls played. Scored in double digits but not worth mentioning only in the Boxscore.

Are you serious? I didn't post all it said about Taylor, which was several paragraphs and you didn't mention that....why???? Can't print the whole article, why the link is at the bottom.

Have my own glasses, thank you. You did not mention her in your write up on how the girls played. Scored in double digits but not worth mentioning only in the Boxscore.

Are you serious? I didn't post all it said about Taylor, which was several paragraphs and you didn't mention that....why???? Can't print the whole article why the link is at the bottom.

Not bad for her first game with a new team. Did she ride the bus with GRC or come from Bath Co. Rumor I heard is she was still enrolled at school at Bath Co as of Friday afternoon. :idunno:

 

 

Seriously??? Enrolls late Friday afternoon at Clark Co. and plays in back to back Varsity games? WOW! If I were the other girls on the team that she jumped without proving herself, I'd be a little upset.

 

Also, how did she know the Clark Co. offenses? Was she practicing with the team prior to becoming a student? A little birdie told me this morning that she practiced with the team on Thursday evening... Is that possible without being a student?

 

Can Goldie answer these questions?

Then thats the fastest KHSAA paperwork job in history.

Then thats the fastest KHSAA paperwork job in history.

 

ABSOLUTELY on that!!

Then thats the fastest KHSAA paperwork job in history.

 

ABSOLUTELY on that!!

 

 

That doesn't apply to 8th graders. That starts when the player is in the 9th grade.

Seriously??? Enrolls late Friday afternoon at Clark Co. and plays in back to back Varsity games? WOW! If I were the other girls on the team that she jumped without proving herself, I'd be a little upset.

 

Also, how did she know the Clark Co. offenses? Was she practicing with the team prior to becoming a student? A little birdie told me this morning that she practiced with the team on Thursday evening... Is that possible without being a student?

 

Can Goldie answer these questions?

 

Again this is hear say but i had heard she praticed with GRC a couple days prior to Fridays game while enrolled at Bath Co

polarbear98, I heard the same thing and from a very, very reliable source. Its beyond me how in the world this can happen?

If she went to school today, then she has one day of school and two games under her belt!

That doesn't apply to 8th graders. That starts when the player is in the 9th grade.

 

I think you are right if you don't play varsity but she did. If what you say is true, then any 8th grader an play varsity all yearlong and then pick a new good Basketball team before the tourney to try to go to State Tournament and then transfer back.