Scott will face Clark County in 10th Region semi-final tomorrow night.

End of an era at Augusta. Coach Kelsch was a class act coach for the Panthers.

The most exciting thing to happen in the game was on the last play when Coach Robin Kelsch stepped out onto the court took a live ball pass from one of his players, and inceremoniously drained a three-pointer to close out his coaching career!

 

Vintage Robin Kelsch!!!!

Robin Kelsch scoring the final points of the game will forever be one of the finest moments any of us will ever see.

He did this with time on the clock?

Must have been a great moment.

He did this with time on the clock?

 

No, there was like 2 seconds left when Scott missed a free throw, Augusta gets the rebound, ball is thrown to coach and he made the shot.

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He did this with time on the clock?

 

From what I was told , yes.

 

A-Town represent!

There was time on the clock ... it would have counted!

I'd love to see some film of this, I don't know what to think.

There was 8-10 seconds left when Scott missed the free throw. Coach gets the ball and drains the three as time expires, it would have easily counted. Great coach, but even a better person.

There was 8-10 seconds left when Scott missed the free throw. Coach gets the ball and drains the three as time expires, it would have easily counted. Great coach, but even a better person.

 

Oh okay, I didn't know how much time was left, I listened to the last couple minutes on radio. I know Scott was trying for 100, but they had the ball and chose to shoot it before time expired, that led to foul shots and the improbable finish.

Stats on this game anyone?

After one Griffin Hughes free throw for the Eagles, Robin Kelsch stepped onto the floor, took Jameel Halawani's long pass up the right sideline and hit a 3 in the corner as the horn sounded, to wild cheering from the orange-shirted Panthers faithful.

 

Of course, it didn't count. But the shot, which displayed the shooting form that helped the coach amass 1,258 points as an Augusta player from 1987-1990, was certainly a unique way for Robin Kelsch to end his coaching career as he prepares to take the principal's job.

 

Augusta: J. Kelsch 10, Appelman 8, Gibbs 6, Moore 4, Bach 19, Krebs 9, T. Kelsch 5, Hamilton 4, Thorpe 3, Linville 1

 

Scott: P. Roberts 20, Stivers 17, Farris 13, Haynes 8, Smith 6, Jehn 7, Morrison 7, Pouncy 6, Jackson 6, Rothfuss 4, Daughtery 2, Felts 2, Hughes 1

 

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