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Number 45 had 4 fouls already, not sure why 40 didn't - she only had 2 or 3 fouls.

I have seen video of the last few seconds of the game in slow motion and the ball is still in her hand when the light is red. It was very close, but none the less a great call by the official.

I guess the post regarding the 10th Region confused me. They have theirs listed as three teams. Thank you for clearing this up. Does anyone know the list of young ladies that were chosen?

I know the team has been chosen, but do not know who all made the team. I was told that Kelli Dixon and Courtney Sandlin made All Region 1st Team from Walton.

These girls did accomplish a great thing. But... It should have not stopped there. It would have been better if they could have done what they went there for and that was to compete to their best and try to go as far as they could. IMO i feel that the girls were stripped of that from a decision that was made.

Dixon and Sandlin are two great girls! I know that neither one of them would have done anything against the rules. Whether it was missing a curfew or even not following the direction of their coach. That just would not be the case for these two young ladies.

You would be the only one! I know every other parent, fan, staff and other coaches were scratching their heads.

Game against Grant Co. has been rescheduled. The Lady Bearcats stayed in Richmond to support the boys. The Lady Bearcats play Friday at 1:00 against Murray.

Early into the first quater, Sandlin rolled her ankle. She tried to tape it up and re-enter, but she could not.

QUOTE=MOJO52;3694884]I didn't see all the games, but points are not all that one must look at to determine an MVP. One must look at rebounds, defense, steals, assists, turnovers, blocks - the total game. Too many times fans only look at points to evaluate who a "good" player is. There is obviously more to being an all around good player than just scoring points. :clap: Couldn't agree more! Obviously this young lady impressed the committee with her play in the first two games. It broke this young lady's heart when she got hurt and could not play in the game, but she cheered her team on from the bench.

Walton-Verona 50, Williamstown 33 Walton-Verona (11-2) - Lay 0 1 1, Warren 1 0 2, Clinkenbeard 1 0 3, Slavey 1 0 3, Ginn 3 2 9, McAdams 1 0 2, Dixon 6 2 14, Sandlin 6 4 16. Totals: 17 9 50. Williamstown - West 1 1 4, Harris 0 2 2, Wilhoit 6 5 17, Popopchak 0 2 2, Eldridge 2 0 4, Northcutt 2 0 4. Totals: 11 10 33. Walton-Verona 13 13 12 12 -50 Williamstown 9 6 8 10 -33

Congratulations girls! Off to a great start. I think just about everyone on the varsity team scored in this game. Leaders were Dixon with 15 and Sandlin with 11.

Sandlin and Judy play AAU ball together and have for about 4 years now. Judy is a strong player and should see more playing time at the upper level. When the two of them are in together they compliment each other well. Judy has her strengths underneath and Sandlin is learning to be an all-around player. I think they said she is about 40% from the 3-pt line, so that isn't too bad. Slavey and Clinkenbeard are much better at the 3's, but Sandlin seems to be working at it. All of these girls, except Slavey (9) are 8th graders so there is much more to come.

Congrats to the Lady Bearcats. It was nice to see everyone play and everyone score. Way to go Slavey!!

Judy (8th grader) and Slavey (Freshman) are doing well for Walton.