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Scott County 66 Lexington Catholic 50

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Final per Kal Oakes.

 

Cardinals put 4 in double figures, led by Bryce Long's 17.

 

Ben Johnson led Catholic with 16.

Looks like Billy call the dogs off early. LOL

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Looks like Billy call the dogs off early. LOL

 

Close game for about three quarters before Scott County dominated the final frame.

Great win for the Eagles.[/quote

Eagles ?

Scott Co., not the boys from Taylor Mill.

 

Thanks I must have been having a grey hair moment...:lol2:

Close game for about three quarters before Scott County dominated the final frame.

 

OK, he was late turning them loose. LOL

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OK, he was late turning them loose. LOL

 

The Kal Oakes who reported updates from the game stated that Scott County played their C game and still won by 16.

The Kal Oakes who reported updates from the game stated that Scott County played their C game and still won by 16.

 

Kind of what I was thinking, I've seen both teams play.

Atleast it shows they’re humans too HA!

I believe this was the first game back for Glenn Covington for Scott County after football. Scott County is very good this season but this was a rivalry game and you have to toss out the rankings for rivalry games. It is a long season and a veteran coach like Billy Hicks does not want his teams to peak in December. The 11th Region is interesting this year with some surprises both good and bad. Chris O'Bryan got a big win with Frankfort over Henry Clay and Woodford County is playing well. Some of the traditional powers are struggling but it is a long season.

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