St. Xavier 60, Lafayette 49: The Tigers, who beat Henry Clay earlier this month, made it 2-0 against Lexington public schools by rolling Lafayette.

St. Xavier didn't shoot well (39 percent) but its defense forced the Generals into 21 turnovers and converted them into 27 points.

Robert Shaw and Alex Jones had 14 points apiece for the Tigers. Chris Mitchell added 10 points and five rebounds.

Charles Sweat-Washington came off the bench to get 13 points for Lafayette. Tranard Chester had 12 points. Jackson Davis, a 6-8 sophomore for the Generals, was limited to three points and five rebounds.

Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2011/12/27/2007091/republic-bank-classic-highlights.html#storylink=cpy

St. Xavier 60, Lafayette 49: The Tigers, who beat Henry Clay earlier this month, made it 2-0 against Lexington public schools by rolling Lafayette.

St. Xavier didn't shoot well (39 percent) but its defense forced the Generals into 21 turnovers and converted them into 27 points.

Robert Shaw and Alex Jones had 14 points apiece for the Tigers. Chris Mitchell added 10 points and five rebounds.

Charles Sweat-Washington came off the bench to get 13 points for Lafayette. Tranard Chester had 12 points. Jackson Davis, a 6-8 sophomore for the Generals, was limited to three points and five rebounds.

Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2011/12/27/2007091/republic-bank-classic-highlights.html#storylink=cpy

 

 

Got to see Seneca play at Scott County a few years back. Was really impressed with the older Shaw (whose younger brother is the Shaw that had 14). If he's anything like his older brother, should be a very nice player in the 7th.

He is learning as he goes,and has the tools to be a very good player.