2/7/2011

 

Clark Co. 54 Tates Creek 44

 

Tates Creek 162141244

 

Clark Co. 821101554

 

Tates Creek (8-18) -- Whaley 10, Harriston 12, Cummins 2, Pippen 8, Hisel 12.

 

Clark Co. (17-7) -- Rogers 10, Parido 3, Rose 2, Kindred 7, Williams 5, Skinner 14, Gay 13.

 

Read more: http://www.kentucky.com/2010/11/23/1537416/latest-girls-basketball-results.html?appSession=933200446587725&RecordID=8242&PageID=3&PrevPageID=2&cpipage=1&CPIsortType=&CPIorderBy=#ixzz1DMPqWSYm

From the Lexington Hearld:

 

Clark County, the top-ranked team in the 10th region with a record of 17-7, used a 21-2 bulge in the second quarter and held on to beat visiting Tates Creek 55-44. The Commodores, now 8-18, got 12 points each from Oney Harrison and Peyton Hisel.

 

Read more: http://www.kentucky.com/2011/02/07/1626694/high-school-basketball-highlights.html#more#ixzz1DN2eqUoW

Prep Basketball: Future star shines for Lady Cards on senior night

 

http://www.centralkynews.com/winchestersun/sports/ws-prep-basketball-future-star-shines-for-lady-cards-in-senior-night-20110208,0,899360.story

 

George Rogers Clark honored its four seniors Monday night, but eighth-grader Sandra Skinner made sure Tates Creek didn’t spoil the party.Skinner scored a career-high 14 points — all off the bench — to lead the Lady Cardinals to a 54-44 victory over the Lady Commodores.

 

“I was focused,” Skinner said afterward.

Prior to the contest, Clark paid tribute to seniors Prisha Rogers, Shamy Williams, Taylor Kindred and Catlin Crump. All four players started the contest, along with junior Brittani Gay

 

Brittani Gay followed Skinner with 13 points and Rogers chipped in with 10.True was pleased with the win, which also served as a learning experience.

 

“We’ve got to learn from that first quarter tonight and we will,” he said. “We didn’t play particularly well, and we were able to get it (the win) by 10 and that’s what we want.”