Final per the scoreboard. 

Couple of takes from the game tonight.  In a tough season for the Tigers, it was awesome to see the effort exhibited by the entire team on the defensive end throughout the game.  Beechwood is undersized in almost every game they've played this season and against a quality squad with a nice big, they held him under his average of 17/11 to 14/10.  For the game, the Tigers allowed the Camels only 7 Offensive Rebounds and finished -1 for the game at CCH 32 Rebounds and BHS 31 Rebounds.  The difference in the game was the Camels shot 10/23 from 3 and the Tigers were 3/20 at 15%.  Otherwise, a very evenly matched and competitive game.  

I thought the officiating was very good.  The officials let the teams play physical and swallowed the whistle, which was refreshing to see a game that had only 19 fouls called, some of those in the last few seconds.  Officials were very good both ways in this one.

Hats off to both the officials and CCH coaches on the Tiger's Senior night.  SR PG Brady Moore, who lost the entire basketball season to a knee injury/surgery sustained on the football field, was allowed to be subbed into the game on a shooting foul called on Cameron Boyd.  Boyd went out, possibly with an injury (wink wink), and Moore subbed in to shoot the two foul shots.  After making the first and missing the second, an immediate foul against the Tigers was called and Moore was subbed back out.  I'm not sure the Camels or Officials fully knew what was happening, but it played out without any controversy, and it was a memorable moment for a SR and his family on a special night.  Kudos to the officials and Camels coaches, it meant a lot, especially in a game that was tight until the final buzzer.     

Great Senior night game for the Tigers to end an otherwise tough season.  

CCH - Davie 14/10, Hamilton 13/6, Gross 9/4, Hill 7/4

BHS - SR Carl Gabbard 5/6, SR Carson Way 2/1/1B, SR Brady Moore 1 FT, SR Ty Eviston 8/6/3A

            Logue 7/7/2A,  Boyd 20/5/2A

What will Beechwood look like next year?

Beechwood Varsity loses Seniors Ty Eviston 6'3" SF 12/4, Carl Gabbard 6' SG 6/2, and PG Carson Way 5'10" 2/2. 

Look for JV players moving up next season to contribute:

23' Seniors

-  Andrew Goodwin 5'10" PG, good ball handler, very solid on ball defender, and capable perimeter shooter. 

-  Nazario Pangallo 5'9" PG, good ball handler, defender, and intelligent floor general.  

-  Mikey Murphy, 6'3" SF, point forward, above average passer, intelligent player and can rebound.    

'24 Juniors 

-  Rhett Dawson, 6' ATH, can dribble, drive, defend, and rebound.  Still raw but quickly improving.

-  Quinn Eviston, 5'10" PG ball handler and defender, played a big role on JV this season.

'25 Soph 

-  Jack Sullivan, 6'2" SG, perimeter shooter, improving defender.

Returning Varsity players include '23 SR Trevor Logue and Cameron Boyd, '25 Soph 6'5" C Mattox Kelly, and '26 Frosh 5'10" PG Cash Harney.  

And who knows, maybe there will be an influx of highly skilled transfer players from around the Tri-State region????

5 hours ago, 5-oh said:

Beechwood Varsity loses Seniors Ty Eviston 6'3" SF 12/4, Carl Gabbard 6' SG 6/2, and PG Carson Way 5'10" 2/2. 

Look for JV players moving up next season to contribute:

23' Seniors

-  Andrew Goodwin 5'10" PG, good ball handler, very solid on ball defender, and capable perimeter shooter. 

-  Nazario Pangallo 5'9" PG, good ball handler, defender, and intelligent floor general.  

-  Mikey Murphy, 6'3" SF, point forward, above average passer, intelligent player and can rebound.    

'24 Juniors 

-  Rhett Dawson, 6' ATH, can dribble, drive, defend, and rebound.  Still raw but quickly improving.

-  Quinn Eviston, 5'10" PG ball handler and defender, played a big role on JV this season.

'25 Soph 

-  Jack Sullivan, 6'2" SG, perimeter shooter, improving defender.

Returning Varsity players include '23 SR Trevor Logue and Cameron Boyd, '25 Soph 6'5" C Mattox Kelly, and '26 Frosh 5'10" PG Cash Harney.  

And who knows, maybe there will be an influx of highly skilled transfer players from around the Tri-State region????

Nice breakdown. Beechwood has developed over the past recent years a nice winning tradition aiming to always be strong contenders in the 9th Region. I feel we'll see more of that next season with good young growing experienced talents coming back by the likes of players like Boyd, and Harney. The Tigers don't sleep, we and I see them reminding us of that next season and the next.