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Campbell County 81 Pendleton County 67 (10th Region Semifinals)

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Thanks to the 11 billion fouls called, could only make it thru a quarter of game 2. Between that and the heat in there, am ready for bed

 

Gym temp during the second game was markedly cooler. Dare I say refreshing.

Gym temp during the second game was markedly cooler. Dare I say refreshing.

 

Much better the second game. I had to be evaluated for heat exhaustion and hooked to an IV after the first game.

Gym temp during the second game was markedly cooler. Dare I say refreshing.

 

There was a door opened at the far (stage) end on the visitors side. That's why I sat on the stage!

Not sure the best team won at all !

The second half the Camels had no answer for Allen...not sure why the 1st half the kid wasn't out in space with the ball to dibble drive..

Very good year for PC no matter how you look at it !

Hats off to Lay, Hall, McCain...

ALL HEART !

 

They beat the Wildcats twice this year, first time the Camels didn't have Wilson, the Cats didn't have Allen. Last night the Camels were without Losey in the fourth quarter, Pendleton didn't have an answer for Losey all night, before he went out with 18 points, in three quarters. Losey's defense was smothering, and that had a lot to do with Pendletons ability to score from the outside. Pendleton has a nice scrappy team, I don't believe they were the best team last night though.

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