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Christian County 70 Hopkinsville 68

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Final.

 

I followed this game as much as I could on twitter. It was close throughout the game and Christian County led pretty much the whole game and closed it out at the end.

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Christian County finished 6-0 in the district and will face Ft. Campbell in the 8th District Tournament. Hopkinsville will face the 2 seed, University Heights, in the 8th District Tournament.

Will not be a first round district game in the state with more on the line than Hoptown and UHA.

 

UHA has become dangerous with Kyky Tandy figuring out how to lead his team to victory while the rest of the team feeds off him.

 

Hoptown seems to be still getting their chemistry right after their roster has been decimated all year. Still have a lot of talent and basically the same team that won Region last year.

 

But, Christian County has Ware and he brings it every single night. He scores his points, while he rest of the guys play their roles to perfection. Cory Trice, Brody, and Mathis are just amazing the way the can pressure the opposing guards. They are the favorites.

 

Should be some fun basketball in the Region the next 3 weeks!

County was in control early and seemed to put it on cruise control. Ware was in foul trouble a lot of the night along with trice and langhi.

 

County played Man most of

The night which isn’t our M.O..

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