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Montgomery Co 71 Campbell Co 59

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There were 32 fouls called on the Camels in this one. :rolleyes: Montgomery Co had around 18. Oh well.......

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Camels play Johnson Central tomorrow at 4 PM.

So much for holding the other team in the 30's.

Hey Tex, maybe if your team did that they would be 6-2 like the Camels.:D

Looks like the Camels proved they belong in the talk for the #2 spot in the 10th, with Montgomery, Clark, etc. behind the Royals? No disgrace in this loss, especially given the foul differential!!

This was the battle of 2 styles. The first half was slow paced, physical, and half-court oriented. The 2nd half was fast paced - up and down.

I believe the free throws were Montgomery Co. 36 attempts and Campbell Co. 29 attempts (I am basing this on my memory of the radio announcers.) I thought the worst two calls of the night were the two charges that went in favor of Campbell County.:rolleyes:

 

Back to the game: It was a great atmosphere for the Indians to play in the Barn tonight.

 

I don't remember all the stats, but Josh Clark had 20 points and 10 rebounds... He was an absolute beast in the 2nd half.

Blaine Stull and Brandon Rash both had around 15 points. Stull controlled the game in the 2nd half and broke the Camels down with penetration.

One surprise from the game tonight was Ryan Hackworth. His defensive pressure and energy changed the momentum of the game in Montgomery's favor.

 

The Camels played much better than they did against Greenup. Their half-court defense was very physical. They did a good job shutting down Stephens and making it very tough for the Indians to score in the half court.

This was the battle of 2 styles. The first half was slow paced, physical, and half-court oriented. The 2nd half was fast paced - up and down.

I believe the free throws were Montgomery Co. 36 attempts and Campbell Co. 29 attempts (I am basing this on my memory of the radio announcers.) I thought the worst two calls of the night were the two charges that went in favor of Campbell County.:rolleyes:

 

Back to the game: It was a great atmosphere for the Indians to play in the Barn tonight.

 

I don't remember all the stats, but Josh Clark had 20 points and 10 rebounds... He was an absolute beast in the 2nd half.

Blaine Stull and Brandon Rash both had around 15 points. Stull controlled the game in the 2nd half and broke the Camels down with penetration.

One surprise from the game tonight was Ryan Hackworth. His defensive pressure and energy changed the momentum of the game in Montgomery's favor.

 

The Camels played much better than they did against Greenup. Their half-court defense was very physical. They did a good job shutting down Stephens and making it very tough for the Indians to score in the half court.

I love the way this kid plays. Gives his all on the court very hard nosed player...like his dad was back in the day...:D

Great win for the Indians.:thumb: They have earned thier #2 ranking in the 10th region.

Hey Tex, maybe if your team did that they would be 6-2 like the Camels.:D

 

That is ok with me, I am proud to be a wildcat. Too many has been wildcats in Campbell County for me anyway.

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