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Covington Catholic 82 Campbell County 48

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Is Cov Cath back? How would they do vs Boone County this year?

 

Boone Lost to Campbell by 11!

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Is Cov Cath back? How would they do vs Boone County this year?

 

The good news is we don't have to speculate. We'll find out.

The good news is we don't have to speculate. We'll find out.

 

Saturday February 12, 2011 @ Boone County 7:30pm

Covington Catholic 82, Campbell County 48

 

Campbell County (5-2) - McGovney 5 1 13, Losey 4 3 11, Graff 4 1 10, White 2 0 4, Griffin 1 0 3, Cox 1 0 3, Miller 0 3 3, Claybern 0 1 1. Totals: 17 9 48.

 

Covington Catholic (6-1) - Thelen 13 2 28, Baker 7 4 18, Maschinot 3 2 10, Connelly 2 0 4, Hayden 2 0 4, Riedinger 2 0 4, Frederick 1 0 3, Ward 1 0 2, Massie 1 0 2, Hudepohl 1 0 2, Cleves 1 0 2, Schult 1 0 2, Arnzen 0 1 1. Totals: 35 9 82.

 

Campbell County 11 11 19 7 - 48

Covington Catholic 27 18 11 26 - 82

 

3-pointers: Campbell County 5 (McGovney 2, Griffin, Garff, Cox); Covington Catholic 3 (Maschinot 2, Frederick).

 

NKY.com listing of scoring is a bit different than above.

OUCH, OUCH, OUCH

Upstart CovCath pounds Campbell County

NKy.com

 

  • By Terry Boehmker

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PARK HILLS, Ky. - The rebuilding project Covington Catholic boys’ basketball coach Mike Listerman seemed to be facing this season is well ahead of schedule.

The Colonels whipped Campbell County, 82-48, on Wednesday to post their fifth straight win and run their record to 6-1.

 

That’s an impressive start when you consider most of the players on the CovCath roster had little or no previous varsity experience coming into this season.

 

“I knew they had the potential. I just didn’t know when it would start to click,” Listerman said of his team. “Obviously, it’s clicked pretty good here in December. We’re tickled to be where we are right now.”

 

The Colonels played so well together in Wednesday’s home game that they shot 62.5 percent (35 of 56) from the field and had a season-high 29 assist

 

To read the rest of the article, click on the link above!

Upstart CovCath pounds Campbell County

NKy.com

 

  • By Terry Boehmker

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PARK HILLS, Ky. - The rebuilding project Covington Catholic boys’ basketball coach Mike Listerman seemed to be facing this season is well ahead of schedule.

The Colonels whipped Campbell County, 82-48, on Wednesday to post their fifth straight win and run their record to 6-1.

 

That’s an impressive start when you consider most of the players on the CovCath roster had little or no previous varsity experience coming into this season.

 

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Of last night's starting 5 all but Baker has extensive varsity experience.

Great game by the Colonels. They came out in the 1st quarter and took it to the Camels. Camels fought back to cut the lead in the 3rd but the Colonels were just too much.

 

Also, hats off to the Crazies, they kept the triplets entertained the entire game.

First time I watched the Colonel's play and all I can say is WOW!.

They played inside, outside, offense and defense.

Take away the first five minutes of the 3rd and CovCath may have won by 50.

The Baker kid may be the most underrated player in NKY.

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Pretty tough going inside on this crew.

 

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There's just no going up against the law firm of Connelly, Thelen & Baker.

First time I watched the Colonel's play and all I can say is WOW!.

They played inside, outside, offense and defense.

Take away the first five minutes of the 3rd and CovCath may have won by 50.

The Baker kid may be the most underrated player in NKY.

 

While the Colonels played well, the bolded statement is ridiculous. When Coach Russell pulled the starters, it was a 20 point game.

 

Hope that the Camels get healthy soon. I look for them to play well in the Lloyd tourney next week.

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Reminder: Now that everyone is taking notice of these exciting Colonels, you can always catch LIVE and/or ARCHIVED coverage of all their games at either of the two following links: Mark and the J-Man do a fine job of bringing all the exciting Colonel action right into your homes. :thumb:

 

http://www.covcath.org/ You will find the Internet link under 'Athletics'

 

http://khsaa.ezstream.com/ CovCath as well as many other teams post their Live and Archived games here.

Sounds like a great performance.

 

Was Jim Schue in the house?

Camels came out in ta 2-3 zone and the Colonels marched out to a 21-7 lead, pretty much dooming the Camel's chances from the git-go.

The zone seemed to have made the Camels a bit lethargic on defense when they switched it up to man-man for the duration of the half.

In the third period, the Camels played with resolve, the way we have seen them play defensively in previous games, causing the Colonels problems.

Thelan and Baker must have thought that Christmas came early, as they were pretty much uncontested down low all night, and the guards did a great job getting them the ball - contributing to the 62% shooting night from the field.

I enjoyed doing the broadcast with Mark Werhy, sitting in for Jason Elfers.

Good luck to the Colonels in the Republic Bank Classic!!!

While the Colonels played well, the bolded statement is ridiculous. When Coach Russell pulled the starters, it was a 20 point game.

 

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72-45 when the subs came in.

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