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Clark’s Pump-N-Shop Girls’ Sweet 16® Set to Tip Off Wednesday - 3/11/25

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1 hour ago, Falcon Pride said:

Great showing by NL.

Scheduling is not that hard.

Pick up the phone and call somebody. 
Go to the big cities and play in Events. Louisville, Lexington and NKY have single and multi day events that a team could pick up one or two games against good competition.

There are ways and in Kentucky you get 30 practice games until the games truly matter

***this is not in any way a knock on NL or anyone else’s schedule. The traditionally good programs normally play all comers.

I think I'm clear on how all *this* works. Thank you, though.

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  • George Rogers Clark may disagree. While this will be a heckuva a game between two of the top 4 teams in the state, GRC is a strong #2 team in the state.

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    We got us a game.  Taylor Co. and Frederick Douglass tied at 50, 3:28 Q4.

  • Henderson County has a good game plan and they’re executing well.

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Given that the Massey ratings are looking at data for the entire season it’s easy to see why they missed that one.  DCA with Grace Mbugua is a totally different team and even once she started play again in January it took awhile for things to click.  They’re not going to knock off a Sacred Heart but in the match up with Daviess County it became apparent early on that it was a mismatch.  

10 minutes ago, 24Rocks said:

Given that the Massey ratings are looking at data for the entire season it’s easy to see why they missed that one.  DCA with Grace Mbugua is a totally different team and even once she started play again in January it took awhile for things to click.  They’re not going to knock off a Sacred Heart but in the match up with Daviess County it became apparent early on that it was a mismatch.  

Good point, and that's a minus for data based ratings, which is just a tool. The "eye test" from knowledgeable folks like you is art. Maybe a mix of art and science is best?

DCA has been trending upwards in the last month or so. Really a big fan of Grace here, and glad the Lady Warriors made the tourney.

End of Q1 ~ 

Henderson County 15

Danville Christian 10 

Lady Colonels finish on a 6-0 run. 

Mbugua leads all scorers with 8 pts.

Halftime ~ 

Henderson County 32

Danville Christian 21 

Lady Warriors scoreless over the last half of Q2.

DCA has shooting and rebounding advantages but 14 turnovers led to 14 HC points. 

Leeding scorers ~ 

DCA, Mbugua 16

HC, Green 10

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Halftime ~ 

Henderson County 32

Danville Christian 21 

Lady Warriors scoreless over the last half of Q2.

Henderson County has a good game plan and they’re executing well.

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36 all near the end of the 3rd.

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45-44 DCA in the 4th.

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The ball handler for DCA is impressive. 

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51-48 DCA with 122 left in the game.

Final ~ 

Danville Christian 60

Henderson County 55

Grace Mbugua, 32 points and 15 rebounds, have yourself a game!

Lady Warriors play in tomorrow's 1:30 semifinal vs. Sacred Heart/Cooper.

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Final Score:

Danville Christian Academy 60 Henderson County 55

6 minutes ago, theguru said:

Final Score:

Danville Christian Academy 60 Henderson County 55

I wasn't expecting that given the way the first half went.  

• End of Q1 ~ 

Sacred Heart 17 

Cooper 9

• Leading scorers ~ 

SHA: Brianna Wilkins 7

Cooper: Zene Thompson 4

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