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Scott 74 Perry County Central 52 (KHSAA Sweet 16 Quarterfinals)

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The Jakes move on the the semis.

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All-Tournament Team, PCC, Damon Tobler.

Not that I thought Scott couldn't win, but didn't think an outcome quite like this.

Not that I thought Scott couldn't win, but didn't think an outcome quite like this.

 

Scott is the grittiest, hardest playing team I have seen all year. They aren't the only team that plays hard, but they will not be out hustled. You better get back on defense or they will kill you. They are not a great 1/2 court defensive team. Protect the ball, go inside and you can handle them. They are not incredibly deep either. But Jake has that "something" in the tournament it seems.

I thought Scott would win, I didn't expect a blowout. Jake Ohmer with another outstanding performance with a Double-Double, 32 Points & 10 Board & 6 Assists, Chad Ohmer adds 14 Points along with 5 Boards, Perrin added 10 Points for the Eagles. Akenyemi had a Double-Double with 18 Points & 11 Boards, Anosike also had a Double-Double for PCC with 13 Points & 13 Boards, Tobler added 11 Points before fouling out.

Through 2 games, 73 points and 27 rebounds for Jake. Those are really nice 4 game numbers.... especially for a guard ....

I know that I'm asking for the moon, but sure would like to see the Ohmer Brothers vs. the McNeil Brothers in an all NKY final.

3rd rated team all year in the region and POY Ohmer show the state we can still ball in the 10th Region.

It's worth noting that this is Steve Fromeyer's first year of coaching Scott Varsity.

 

No small feat taking his team to the Sweet 16 Semi's :thumb:

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