Final

Edited February 11, 201511 yr by mcpapa

Per the postgame radio show, Mason County starting guards were 11-13 from 3-point-land.:scared::scared::scared:

Mason County shoots 65.9% for the game and 12-18 from distance.

Mason County has been shooting good from the field recently. Dorian Henry had a quiet night with only 12 points, but enough to get his 1000th.

Ryan Johnson with 19 and Dee Johnson with 16. Lots of time for the reserves in this one, obviously.

Mason County has been shooting good from the field recently. Dorian Henry had a quiet night with only 12 points, but enough to get his 1000th.

 

As you could probably imagine the Mason Co starters only played about 10-12 minutes tonight as they should have. No need to take a chance on getting someone injured on a game you're going to win by 30+. So considering the minutes he played it was a pretty good night.

Sources tell me that with the 12 three-pointers made by Mason County tonight, they have broken the school record for most in a game.

Sources tell me that with the 12 three-pointers made by Mason County tonight, they have broken the school record for most in a game.

 

Really? Seems low, especially since Lofton had games where he hit 8

I don't see that happening.. Sorry. Can't forget about Chris Lofton in high school hitting 9 in one game himself.

MC;28;21;16;10;—;75

NC;14;4;11;11;—;40

MC: R. Johnson 19, A. Williams 8, D. Johnson 16, Thomas 3, Sweeney 3, Da. Henry 7, Do. Henry 15, Dudley 2, Boone 2. Totals 75.

HC: Morris 2, Newton 14, Barnett 6, Trussell 6, George 3, Sapp 2, Duncan 7. Totals 40.

Records: Mason County 23-2, Nicholas County 10-16.

Really? Seems low, especially since Lofton had games where he hit 8

 

I don't see that happening.. Sorry. Can't forget about Chris Lofton in high school hitting 9 in one game himself.

 

That's just what I was told.. I'm not sure how accurate it is. Seems reasonable to me though, as Lofton could've been the only one hitting shots from deep those nights.

That's just what I was told.. I'm not sure how accurate it is. Seems reasonable to me though, as Lofton could've been the only one hitting shots from deep those nights.

 

The article in the Ledger says season high. Maybe that's what they meant.