Both teams played hard:clap: and Fairview didn't pull away until the 4th quarter. The Eagles led between 3-9 points most of the game but when they went to a 1-3-1 zone, the Muskies had no answer.

 

Fairview's Collins was able to score at will for the most part and Williams from Greenup played a very good game as well. Greenup received a technical foul in the 4th quarter for calling a timeout with none available.

Collins had 21, Jackson 14 and Adams 10 for the Eagles.

 

Williams 20 and Stephenson 9 for the muskies. Hampton DNP due to team rules violation.

 

It's off to Richmond for the Eagles to play in the Touchstone Energy All “A” Classic, the 16-team state tournament that begins Thursday at Eastern Kentucky University, where the Eagles will face Owensboro Catholic in the opening round.

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Good luck to your Eagles, Duck!

Good luck to the Eagles!

Duck, I am glad I don't have to come over there and wash your feathers. I just felt that Fairview is too well coached to fall into the lull of playing this one before the All A. Good luck in the All A! :thumb:

Duck, I am glad I don't have to come over there and wash your feathers. I just felt that Fairview is too well coached to fall into the lull of playing this one before the All A. Good luck in the All A! :thumb:

 

Thanks guys.

 

It is nice that Coach Cooksey has two of the top coaches in the 16th Region to back him up, in his father and Coach Davis.:thumb:Derek will do an outstanding job for the Eagles.:clap: