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Montgomery Co @ Toyota of Hopkinsville Tournament

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What a field:

 

Pool A

Christian Co.

UHA

Montgomery Co

Piney Woods, MS

 

Pool B

Hopkinsville

Louisville Central

Marshall Co.

Warren Central

 

Pool Play is 12/19, 12/20

Tournament Games on 12/21 based on pool play

They're seriously going to play the final games on Sunday?

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They're seriously going to play the final games on Sunday?

 

Church service in the morning. One seeded game in the afternoon for each team.

Wow, tough field. The Indians are going to be battle tested come post season!

This is a very tough field, the Indians will get some good experience from this tournament.

Who are some of the best players in this tournament? Also what does the team from Mississippi have?

Who are some of the best players in this tournament? Also what does the team from Mississippi have?

 

Is it Hopkins Co Central? If so they have a 6'9 kid named Jones...I think..... that is supposed to be good.

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From the Hopkinsville Newspaper:

 

http://www.kentuckynewera.com/articles/2008/12/17/sports/free/doc49493af52d8fb615807266.txt

 

While the Kentucky teams are some of the best in their respective regions, Stovall said Piney Woods is an extremely talented team which starts a front line of 6-6, 6-8 and 6-10 players.

 

Louisville Central (0-4) includes Mister Cobble, an All-State football player who is being recruited by Kentucky. Simmons said Cobble “is a speciman” at 6-foot-5 and about 230 pounds. The Yellowjackets, who won Region 6 last year, are led by 6-4 forward Ridge Wilson and 5-11 guard Alex Morrison. Several of Central’s players are just getting back to the basketball team after winning the Class 3-A state football championship last weekend.

 

Marshall County (4-1) is led by 5-11 guard Scott McKenty and 6-foot guard Josh Madding. Warren Central (1-1) is led by 6-foot guard Jordan Shanklin and 6-6 forward George Fant. Brandon Rash, a 6-4 guard paces Montgomery County (2-2).

Vewry solid field, looks fun

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