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10th Region: Week 7

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1. George Rogers Clark 

W – Bourbon County (68-46)
W – Montgomery County (72-48)
W – Johnson Central (79-72)

The Cards got two district wins this week and now 3-0 in the district with three more games to play. Reshaun Hampton and Montez Gay led with 16 points against Bourbon County. Breland Morrison led with 18 points in their win over Montgomery County on the road. 

2. Mason County

W – Campbell County (68-66)

“Is Richie gonna play?” is what Rick Pitino was asked. The question Mason County has got is “is Blake gonna play tonight?” Blake Reed has not played since Jan. 2. The Royals only played one game this week and it was a big one, defeating Campbell County on a game winning shot from Jake Feldhaus. Him and Cayden Reed both had 21 points. 

3. Campbell County

L – Mason County (66-68)
L – Lloyd Memorial (46-60)
W – Harrison County (79-68)

The Camels struggled early in the week but finished with a solid road win in Cynthiana. Connor Weinel had 21 points and 11 rebounds in their loss at the Fieldhouse. Broc Sorgenfrei had 12 against Lloyd Memorial – the team was 16/45 from the field. They rebounded against Harrison County. Garyn Jackson had 23 and Connor Weinel had 21 points. 

4. Augusta

W – Bracken County (93-74)
W – Nicholas County (60-48)

Augusta won their first All “A” Classic by defeating the home-standing Blue Jackets in the championship.

5. Harrison County

W – Scott (76-73)
L – Campbell County (68-79)
W – Nicholas County (76-66)

Kaydon Custard is having good return so far. He scored 31 points against Scott and 30 against Nicholas County. 

6. Scott

W – Pendleton County (66-50)
L – Harrison County (73-76)
L – Lloyd Memorial (62-77)

7. Pendleton County

W – Montgomery County (71-70)
W – Bourbon County (55-52)
W – Robertson County (87-29)

8. Nicholas County

W – St. Patrick (89-36)
L – Augusta (48-60)
L – Harrison County (66-76)

9. Paris

W – Bourbon County (53-50)

10. Bourbon County

L – George Rogers Clark (46-68)
L – Pendleton County (52-55)
L – Paris (50-53)

11. Montgomery County

L – Pendleton County (70-71)
L – George Rogers Clark (48-72)

12. Bishop Brossart

L – Ludlow (60-62)

13. Bracken County

L – Augusta (74-93)
L – East Carter (49-74)

14. Calvary Christian

W – Robertson County (83-38)
W – St. Patrick (81-25)

15. St. Patrick

L – Nicholas County (36-89)
L – Calvary Christian (25-81)

16. Robertson County

L – Calvary Christian (38-83)
L – Pendleton County (29-87)

Coach of the Year has to go to Monroe from Pendleton so far. What a job he’s done. 

Don't know about Coach of the Year but Coach Monroe has done a splendid job thus far. Go Cats!

After Clark, the drop is precipitous.

18 hours ago, TribeTime said:

Coach of the Year has to go to Monroe from Pendleton so far. What a job he’s done. 

It's him or Brent Sowder from Campbell. 

8 hours ago, mcpapa said:

After Clark, the drop is precipitous.

I don't think Mason or Campbell are that far behind. Campbell has been batting illness the past week plus and Mason is battling...whatever it is they're battling. I wouldn't count either of them out in March. 

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