Final.

 

Outstanding game.

 

Saints play both OT's without L Gallenstein and Mason.

 

Clarke played huge and so did Yeary, C Thomas and R Gallenstein.

Congrats to the Saints on their first trip to the 10th Region tourney in 7 years.

 

How often have we heard this - the Bears had no answer for Chadwick Thomas! Great contribution for the three players mentioned in post #1.:thumb:

Congrats to the Saints.

One of the best 39th district games I've witnessed.

It would be quite the task but perhaps shades of 2000 could lead St. Patrick to victory over the Royals.

What a great game! Clarke played excellent and really stepped up in the overtimes to take over the scoring load while Mason fouled out.

 

It seemed like the refs called silly touch fouls all night on both teams. They didn't seem to let the boys play at all.

It would be quite the task but perhaps shades of 2000 could lead St. Patrick to victory over the Royals.

 

Yes, it would. They have played once already this year, with MC winning convincingly.

 

This was really an entertaining game. Both teams made a bunch of clutch shots late in the game. St. Pat hit 10-12 free throws in the second OT to seal the deal.

What a great game! Clarke played excellent and really stepped up in the overtimes to take over the scoring load while Mason fouled out.

 

It seemed like the refs called silly touch fouls all night on both teams. They didn't seem to let the boys play at all.

 

I must have watched a different game, I thought for 40 minutes there was 3 calls that I would have changed, but who am I, I'm just a fan and not on the floor to blow a whistle.:walk:

Glad to see St Pat get the win and make it to the region.

:dancingpa

 

GREAT GAME! St. Pat bench players stepped up HUGE in the 4th, OT, and 2OT. Also Matt Thompson stepped up HUGE being injured, the first time he has ran on his ankle since injuring, and with the absence of Lee Gallenstein and Stephen Mason.

I must have watched a different game, I thought for 40 minutes there was 3 calls that I would have changed, but who am I, I'm just a fan and not on the floor to blow a whistle.:walk:

 

I totally agree with u sportsfan I only saw a few calls that I would have changed, like you just a fan though and not on the floor. If I had been on the floor there would have been a couple dozen calls that would need changed. I think Bart did another excellent job as did his partners.

 

Way to go Saints and Lady Saints great wins

I totally agree with u sportsfan I only saw a few calls that I would have changed, like you just a fan though and not on the floor. If I had been on the floor there would have been a couple dozen calls that would need changed. I think Bart did another excellent job as did his partners.

 

Way to go Saints and Lady Saints great wins

 

You are right Bart Lenox had a very strong game and his partners did, too! I guess when the coach's vote you #1 in the 10th and 11th region you are suppose to have a great game! He will represent the 10th and 11th region well in the boys state tournament:dancingpa

Monkey off the back for Jason Hinson... congrats coach!!

Yes, it would. They have played once already this year, with MC winning convincingly.

 

This was really an entertaining game. Both teams made a bunch of clutch shots late in the game. St. Pat hit 10-12 free throws in the second OT to seal the deal.

 

I remember that game well. Quite a bit of difference these days.

 

 

Andy Clarke really stepped up in this game. He's a great young man; off and on the court/field. Congratulations, and good luck later this week, and also in the region.:thumb:

Coach Jason Hinson finally gets that Gorilla off his back after a seven year drought.

 

Congratulations to he and his Saints!!!

 

Congratulations also to the Bracken County Polar Bears - better days are ahead!!!

 

Best of luck to St. Pats in the district finals and in a couple of weeks at the Bank of Kentucky Center.

I guess Augusta had to finally draw Mason County so Hinson could finally make it to the region. Good luck against Mason County.