Final last night from Boyle.  

Garrard had 2 shots at the end to win and Boyle comes away with a great win.   Boyle was up 12 at one point in the game and Garrard ends up taking a 7-point lead in the second half.  Plus FT shooting hurt Garrard in this game going 1/6 and a technical foul on both Cooper for Garrard and Garrard's Coach. 

Boyle 

FG 26/75 34.7% 

3pt FG 6/22 27.3%

FT 6/9 66.7%

Off. Rebs 25 (Tarter 9, Hager 5)

Def. Rebs 24 (Tarter 5, Quisenberry 5, Turner 4, Myers 3, Hager 3)

Asst. 12 (Quisenberry 9)

TO 8 (Turner 3, Bodner 2)

Steals 8 (Tarter2, Hager2)

Pts off TO 15

Pts off Bench 13 (Hager 10, Little 2, Stone 1)

Points in the paint 26

Largest lead of the game BC 19 GC 7

Longest Run 13-3

Lead Changes 10

Number of ties 2

Scoring:  Myers 22, Tarter 10, Hager 10, Turner 10, Quisenberry 7, Bodner 2, Little 2, Stone 1

 

BC  17  21   6  20    64

GC   7  23  18  15    63

Garrard

FG 25/60  41.7%

3pt FG 38.7%

FT 1/6 16.7%

Off. Rebs  14 (Sulla 4, J. Noe 3, Boatley 3, Adams 2)

Def. Rebs  26 (Adams 8, Sulla 5, Cooper 4)

Asst. 10 (Cooper 3)

TO 12 (Cooper 7, Adams 3)

BS 4 (Sulla 3)

Steals 4 (4 players with 1 each)

Pts off TO 17

2nd chance Pts 6

Pts off Bench 4 (Alcorn 4)

Pts in Paint 16

Largest Lead in game 48-41

Longest Run 11-2

Lead changes 10

Ties 2

Scoring:  Cooper 26, Fugate 14, Adams 12, Alcorn 4, J. Noe 4, Sulla 3

 

BC   17  21   6  20    64

GC   7   23  18  15    63

Can Hager and Tarter play together?  I haven't seen Boyle since early, and was really impressed with the Hager kid as an 8th grader.  I had heard his mins have dropped...So, was just curious?

49 minutes ago, LethalPG said:

Can Hager and Tarter play together?  I haven't seen Boyle since early, and was really impressed with the Hager kid as an 8th grader.  I had heard his mins have dropped...So, was just curious?

They looked nice together last night. 

53 minutes ago, DearToday said:

They looked nice together last night. 

I was wondering about that... If Tarter can stretch the floor, and play that stretch 4 then they turn into an extremely big team.  Hager looked too good to me early in the year to keep off the floor.

1 hour ago, LethalPG said:

I was wondering about that... If Tarter can stretch the floor, and play that stretch 4 then they turn into an extremely big team.  Hager looked too good to me early in the year to keep off the floor.

Him and Guy will be a good duo in years to come. By the time Quisenberry is a senior and those two are sophomores, that will be a very nice trio. 

Garrard played a lot of zone and Tarter was able to work the high post. 

Hager needs to be starting, and I would bring Bodner off the bench. 

I think Boyle can improve steadily as the season progresses. The team is made up of several football players that happen to also play basketball. They have two very talented eight graders that will improve with more experience. The one thing they all have is they know how to win. They can be dangerous on any night because they are so aggressive. They also can have off nights shooting the ball which has hurt them early in the season. Remember most of the teams in the region are two or three weeks ahead of them as far as practice and any pre season games are concerned. That is just the way it is almost every year. I think any team in the region would like to trade places with Boyle having 3 straight FB championships, but getting back to the subject this is basketball. By the way they also have some key players that don't play football. Who starts and who comes off the bench is not real important right now. They have a lot of season left to sort that out.

13 of the 16 kids who dress varsity are football players. Don’t know if I’ve ever seen a 4A school have that many kids that play both for varsity. 

A 6”6 skilled big that can do multitude of things should be starting and playing bulk of the mins.  Easy decision.