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Perry County Central 69 Ashland 54

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Final from Joe B. Hall Classic.

This game was over early in the first half as PCC lead 41-15 at the half

Finally got to watch Paige for PCC. Really impressed by him, he is a player.

Finally got to watch Paige for PCC. Really impressed by him, he is a player.
As was I, liked Beverley as well, but man he constantly palms the ball in the half court, worst have ever seen, but he's a baller for sure

Gregg got dunked on a couple of times from what I was told. I can't wait to read his facebook jargon now.

PERRY COUNTY CENTRAL 69, ASHLAND BLAZER 54: Jaysean Paige, a transfer from Jamestown, N.Y., had 32 points and 9 rebounds to lead the winners. He’s averaging 22 points for the Commodores. Eighth-grader Braxton Beverly and junior Dalton Cornett added 12 points apiece. Corey Gregg led Ashland with 27 points and 7 rebounds.

 

 

 

 

http://fieldsnotes.bloginky.com/

Perry County Central is a team that will make some noise in March. The Commodores are solid all through the lineup with Jaysean Paige perhaps being the best overall senior player in the state. Yes, I said the best. The 6-foot Paige is solid. He had 32 points and nine rebounds and was 11 of 17 in the 69-54 win over Ashland. Eighth-grader Braxton Beverly had really improved and is getting bigger and stronger. Junior center Dalton Cornett just gets it done in the middle.

 

http://blogs.courier-journal.com/jodydemling/

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