Final from The Finn

Holy Cross was up 24 at one point in the third and Holmes cut it as low as 8.  Calloway took over and HC struggled from the line. Maddox Hoffman was clutch going 6/6 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter.  Calloway ended the game with 47.  Meyer led Holy Cross with 35 breaking the Holy Cross all time scoring record previously held by Joe Harney.  Survive and advance. 

7 minutes ago, rjal said:

Holy Cross was up 24 at one point in the third and Holmes cut it as low as 8.  Calloway took over and HC struggled from the line. Maddox Hoffman was clutch going 6/6 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter.  Calloway ended the game with 47.  Mayer led Holy Cross with 35 breaking the Holy Cross all time scoring record previously held by Joe Harney.  Survive and advance. 

HC is lucky to have a fan like you, RJAL.  Good luck against the Colonels.

9 minutes ago, The Double Deuce said:

HC is lucky to have a fan like you, RJAL.  Good luck against the Colonels.

Thanks.  I appreciate your posts and conversation.  
#twobballindians

Tez had 39 in 2nd half which is a state record book moment for points in a half.

2 minutes ago, Brcatz said:

Tez had 39 in 2nd half which is a state record book moment for points in a half.

He was pretty much unstoppable and didn’t miss the second half. 

2 minutes ago, rjal said:

He was pretty much unstoppable and didn’t miss the second half. 

Here is who Tez passed and is tied with, pretty good company.

POINTS SCORED - HALF # Player (School) vs. Opponent, Date

55 Scott Moore (Breathitt County) vs. Clay County, 1996

48 Peyton Broughton (North Laurel) vs. Chapman (SC), 12-21-16 (2nd)

47 Lloyd Poore (Walton-Verona) vs. Williamstown, 2-22-58 (2nd)

45 Joseph Goecke (Augusta) vs. Nicholas County) 1961

41 Patrick Sparks (Muhlenberg North) vs. Apollo, 2-2-01

39 Scott Draud (Highlands) vs. Covington Catholic, 1-22-86 Kelly Coleman (Wayland) vs. Pikeville, 1956 Kelly Coleman (Wayland) vs. Hindman, 1955

38 Spencer Macke (Silver Grove) vs. Heritage Academy, 1-31-19 (1st) Brandon Stockton (Glasgow) vs. Monroe County, 2-5-01 Kelly Coleman (Wayland) vs. Bell County, 1956

37 Peyton Broughton (North Laurel) vs. Harlan County, 1-6-17 (2nd) Zach Gillum (Greenup County) vs. Wheelersburg, OH, 1-15-05 David Turner (Pendleton County) vs. West Carter, 1996 (2nd) David Hamilton (Ky. School f/t Deaf) vs. (FL) School f/t Deaf, 1-29-81

36 Dontaie Allen (Pendleton County) vs. Williamstown, 1-18-18 (1st) Mason Blair (Johnson Central) vs. Lawrence County, 1-23-17 (2nd) Mason Blair (Johnson Central) vs. Belfry, 1-8-16

Official stats courtesy of the Statman.

Holmes 12 11 19 33 - 75

Holy Cross 22 21 18 24 - 85

Holmes (11-17) - Q Calloway 47, Pouncy 15, Commodore 7, Garcia 2, Boyd 2, Boone 2.

Holy Cross (20-8) - Meyer 35 (8 rebs, 6 assts), Ward 25, Gibson 8 (9 rebs), Hoffman 7, D Arlinghaus 5, Pulsfort 2, Lehmkuhl 2, Z Arlinghaus 1.

* Holy Cross jumped on Holmes early and had their biggest lead at 53-25 early in the 3rd quarter. Give Holmes credit behind Q Calloway getting red hot in the 2nd half, the Bulldogs got as close as 8 with 3:00 to go but couldn’t get any closer.

Congratulations to Holy Cross junior guard Jacob Meyer who finished with 35 points and broke the school’s all-time scoring record held by Joe Harney.

Finals Friday night at 7:00 pm

Holy Cross vs Cov Cath

 

 

 

 

Joe Harney.  There's a name I haven't heard in years.

1 hour ago, Brcatz said:

Here is who Tez passed and is tied with, pretty good company.

POINTS SCORED - HALF # Player (School) vs. Opponent, Date

55 Scott Moore (Breathitt County) vs. Clay County, 1996

48 Peyton Broughton (North Laurel) vs. Chapman (SC), 12-21-16 (2nd)

47 Lloyd Poore (Walton-Verona) vs. Williamstown, 2-22-58 (2nd)

45 Joseph Goecke (Augusta) vs. Nicholas County) 1961

41 Patrick Sparks (Muhlenberg North) vs. Apollo, 2-2-01

39 Scott Draud (Highlands) vs. Covington Catholic, 1-22-86 Kelly Coleman (Wayland) vs. Pikeville, 1956 Kelly Coleman (Wayland) vs. Hindman, 1955

38 Spencer Macke (Silver Grove) vs. Heritage Academy, 1-31-19 (1st) Brandon Stockton (Glasgow) vs. Monroe County, 2-5-01 Kelly Coleman (Wayland) vs. Bell County, 1956

37 Peyton Broughton (North Laurel) vs. Harlan County, 1-6-17 (2nd) Zach Gillum (Greenup County) vs. Wheelersburg, OH, 1-15-05 David Turner (Pendleton County) vs. West Carter, 1996 (2nd) David Hamilton (Ky. School f/t Deaf) vs. (FL) School f/t Deaf, 1-29-81

36 Dontaie Allen (Pendleton County) vs. Williamstown, 1-18-18 (1st) Mason Blair (Johnson Central) vs. Lawrence County, 1-23-17 (2nd) Mason Blair (Johnson Central) vs. Belfry, 1-8-16

 Hard to believe Ervin Stepp is not on that list. Didn't he average around 60 points a game one season?

6 hours ago, Randy Parker said:

Joe Harney.  There's a name I haven't heard in years.

Stick around, you'll be hearing a lot of it over the next few years.  

Holy Cross, congrats on the win.

8 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

 Hard to believe Ervin Stepp is not on that list. Didn't he average around 60 points a game one season?

53.7 ppg. in 1979-80; 47.2 the season prior.

8 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

 Hard to believe Ervin Stepp is not on that list. Didn't he average around 60 points a game one season?

Something is wrong with the KHSAA records.  Stepp scored 75 points in a single game vs. Feds Creek in 1980.  But when you look at the records for most points scored in a half, you'll see the list provided by Brcatz.  Scott Moore scored 55 in a half, and then the list goes down to those who scored 30 in a half.  Stepp is nowhere on that list.

It's mathematically impossible for him to have scored 75 points in a game without at least scoring 30 in one half.

2 hours ago, Randy Parker said:

Something is wrong with the KHSAA records.  Stepp scored 75 points in a single game vs. Feds Creek in 1980.  But when you look at the records for most points scored in a half, you'll see the list provided by Brcatz.  Scott Moore scored 55 in a half, and then the list goes down to those who scored 30 in a half.  Stepp is nowhere on that list.

It's mathematically impossible for him to have scored 75 points in a game without at least scoring 30 in one half.

Chris Harrison went for 72 at Augusta around '90.  Seems he would have been on the list as well.