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Holy Cross 79 Bowling Green 74 OT

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HC wins the LMIT.

 

Beat BG twice this week. Good week for Holy Cross .

Congrats to HC on winning this event!! They're going to be tough this year--The big boy is a stud.

BG's only losses in the state of KY are Holy Cross. Great broadcast by Terry Niehaus and Gary Bamberger.

Hard to beat a good team 2x in a year let alone in the same week. Congrats to HC.

HC coaches have to be feeling good with this win. I have never seen the team miss so manny close shots and still pull out the win at the end. As said by a lot for a while, the free throws are going to catch up with them at some point. Great job boys.

Congrats to HC. They are definitely one of the favorites to win the 9th. However, winning the district is very important because we all know that one team capable of winning the region does not get to advance. The top seed is huge with no offense intended to the Beechies. Great work by the Crossers!

Rick Broering of NKYSportsblog.com says NKU was there again tonight to watch Tony Campbell and that X was there earlier this week.

NKY maybe but Xavier? That is quite a jump. I don't doubt Rick but I need to see the young man play before I can believe the Muskies are interested in a 6'8 HS big man. His stats are very impressive thus far though.

NKY maybe but Xavier? That is quite a jump. I don't doubt Rick but I need to see the young man play before I can believe the Muskies are interested in a 6'8 HS big man. His stats are very impressive thus far though.
Only Griffin McKenzie (6'-9"), Jeff Robinson (6'-9") and Kenny Frease (7'-0) are taller than Campbell on the entire Xavier roster. Plus the kid makes three's! I think they would be interested.
NKY maybe but Xavier? That is quite a jump. I don't doubt Rick but I need to see the young man play before I can believe the Muskies are interested in a 6'8 HS big man. His stats are very impressive thus far though.

 

Plus, he's got range. Not a whole lot of 6'8'' dudes shot the three ball like he does. There's a spot for guys like that.

As promised, some stats from the game:

 

BG

Scooter Hollis 19 points, 5 rebounds

Nacarius Fant 13 points, 4 assists, 5 steals

Jesten Wright 12 points

 

HC

Tony Campbell 24 points, 13 rebounds, 8 blocks, 3 steals

Jake Burger 19 points, 6 steals

Christian McClendon 13 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists

Jared Fortner 10 points, 4 assists

 

12 wins in a row would be nice going into the City Championship, but Ryle will be a tough out at their place.

 

Kudos to Lloyd Memorial High School and Mike Key who did another outstanding job at running a class act tournament.

Kudos to Lloyd Memorial High School and Mike Key who did another outstanding job at running a class act tournament.

 

Agreed.

Congrats to HC on winning the LMIT.

 

Looking forward to seeing them next Friday night.

Rick Broering of NKYSportsblog.com says NKU was there again tonight to watch Tony Campbell and that X was there earlier this week.

 

I think they were there to get an early look at NewCath's Drew McDonald. In all seriousness Tony Campbell is a talent, can shoot lights out from three and can block shots. However has anyone noticed, Campbell is always the last person down the court, needs to get a little "hitch in his getty up".

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