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Mason 20 Boyd 10 late in 3rd

Halftime Mason 13-7

Mason 13 Boyd 7 late 2nd qter

Start 2nd quarter Boyd 7 Mason 6

Boyd 7 Mason 6

Boyd 7 Mason 0 early first quarter !!!!

Ashland presses a lot, finally ran into someone who would call the fouls most likely !!!!

Love my Lions !!!! "LIONSTRONG" Great team win tonight !!!!!

Congratulations B on a reaching 1000 points as a Lion. B is a great student, teammate and a great young man. B has been a very steady player as Doc said. The future is bright for you B and our Lions a great bunch of young men . LIONSTRONG !!!

Congratulations Mr Sampson on a job well done !!!!!

Boyd needs to find a new game plan, start the best 5 for starts and play some defense !!!!!!!!

Good win Dawgs !!!!!!!

Great job BC. 60-57 over Clinton county!! In the Clinton Co. Twin Lakes Classic !!!!

12/21/2012 Seneca 48 Boyd Co. 45 Seneca 14 13 12 9 48 Boyd Co. 12 6 15 12 45 Twin Lakes Holiday Classic at Clinton Co. Seneca -- Porter 6, Flourvay 3, Trouter 14, McCarver 2, Coffey 4, Samuels 15, Dyson 2. Boyd Co. -- Hurt 10, Stacy 5, Taylor 6, Griffith 4, Lowe 14, Anderson 3, Burgess 3. Read more here: Latest high school boys' basketball scores | High school basketball | Kentucky.com

12/20/2012 Boyd Co. 69 Muhlenberg Co. 63 Boyd Co. 16 14 15 24 69 Muhlenberg Co. 17 15 12 19 63 Twin Lakes Classic at Clinton Co. Boyd Co. -- Hunt 25, Stacy 7, Taylor 8, Griffith 5, Lowe 11, Anderson 6, Burgess 7. Muhlenberg Co. -- McKinney 26, B.Drake 10, Tarter 3, Deason 6, Zoellick 11, K.Drake 2, Broody 4, Hampton 1. Read more here: Latest high school boys' basketball scores | High school basketball | Kentucky.com

December 12, 2012 Three’s swarm court at Boyd Game features 50 long balls attempted in Boyd Co. win Kyle Hobstetter The Independent SUMMIT — It was raining three’s at Boyd County Middle School on Tuesday night. Boyd County outlasted Elliott County 85-77 on Tuesday night in a game that saw 50 3-pointers attempted. It was a game right up Elliott County’s alley, as it made 13 3-pointers. However, Boyd County answered right back with 11 of its own. “(Elliott County) lives and dies by the three,” said Boyd County senior Austin Hunt. “They shot it really well tonight and gave us all we could handle. But we pride ourselves in shooting the ball well. Our offense is really based on getting by a defender and kicking it out for some three’s.” Hunt was one of Boyd County’s leading scorers, picking up 19. He got most of his points late, scoring 11 points in the final frame. After sitting out a year because of transfer rules, Hunt was welcomed back to competitive basketball against former school Russell, then district rival Ashland. Boyd County coach Randy Anderson said after a shaky start, Hunt is finally starting to get back into a comfort zone. “He just has a different look,” Anderson said. “Once we went to Rio Grande (to face Fairland) in the third game of the year, you could see him settle down and just be him. Not trying to do too much. Tonight he was just consistent and taking the ball to the rim.” Another big factor in the game was the play of the Boyd County bench. Boyd County (3-2) used just three players off the bench — Grayson Griffith, Bobby Anderson and Tristian Burgess — but the trio responded by combining for 42 points. Coming in, Elliott County coach Greg Adkins knew about the play of Hunt and Brandon Lowe, but after the game he came away impressed with the play of others. “My goodness, that supporting cast coming in and knocking down three’s,” Adkins said. “Seemed like we did everything right. We would get a hand up, and they would get a shot off and they would make it anyway.” Griffith came off the bench and tied Hunt as Boyd County’s leading scorer, putting in 19 points of his own. In the first half, Griffith went 4-for-4 from the field, which included three 3-pointers. “That’s what Grayson brings, he’s just active,” Anderson said. “He’s one that you know when he comes off the bench he’ll give you everything he’s got. Tonight he did a great job of having his feet set, and if he catches it at the arc and has space, he knows he can score.” Bobby Anderson added 14 off the bench for Boyd County while Burgess had nine. Lowe added 17. Logan Nickell who did most of the scoring for Elliott County. The junior guard had a game-high 33 points behind 11-of-20 shooting and seven 3-pointers. Nickell also went 6 of 7 in the first half, making all five 3-point attempts. While the shooting was impressive, it was Nickell taking the ball to the basket that impressed his coach. “Logan did what we expected him to do all season by being aggressive,” Adkins said. “He’s a very good shooter, but what I like most about him this season is his ability to take it to the basket. He’s becoming a more complete player.” Jesse Flannery fouling out in the middle of third quarter had a significant impact on Elliott County. Flannery had 12 points in the first half, all from 3-pointers, but left with only one shot attempt in the second half. Elliott County (2-4) is in action again on Friday night, taking on district opponent Morgan County at home. Boyd County is on a three-game winning streak. Its next game is at home on Friday against Shelby Valley in the Boyd County Roundball Classic. After starting 0-2, Boyd County’s senior leadership has risen to the occasion, Anderson said. “People don’t practice to lose,” Anderson said. “It was discouraging, to be honest, in our locker room. I’ve got a very special team and we have seven great seniors that do a great job of taking care of the younger guys and make sure things our right in there.” FROM MONDAY Boyd County 96 Rose Hill 32 SUMMIT Fourteen different Lions scored as Boyd County blew out Rose Hill on Monday. The Lions outscored the Royals 27-4 in the first quarter alone. Stefano Vaghi led Boyd County in scoring with 13 points. Jesse Wallace added 12. Cameron Thomas tallied 14 points for Rose Hill (0-7). ROSE HILL 4 4 14 10 — 32 BOYD CO. 27 32 21 16 — 96 Rose Hill (32) — Dudding 2, Senters 2, Thomas 14, Meredith 7, Hamilton 7, Wilcox, Daniel, Cherry. 3-Pt. FG: 2 (Meredith, Hamilton). FT: 0-2. PF: 14. Boyd County (96) — Hunt 10, Wallace 12, Stacy 4, Taylor 2, Lowe 6, Griffith 7, Anderson 3, Burgess 9, Meade 7, Mullins 8, Vaghi 13, Gauze 4, Rowsey 8, Preece 3. 3-Pt. FG: 9 (Lowe 2, Rowsey 2, Hunt, Griffith, Anderson, Meade, Vaghi). FT: 11-19. PF: 7.

It was raining Three's Boyd had 11 and Elliott 13. Fifty three's were shot .

This is for wireman

Hope Boyd County decides to start there season soon, seems there on auto-pilot and not showing up to play , they are a lot better than they have played.

Boyd 82-64

Boyd is a totally different team than last years, they are stronger,faster, shooting the three very well and playing well as a team and should be 10-12 deep. Should be a great season. LIONSTRONG

Tyler Hicks Obituary Guest Book "Your entire family is in my thoughts and prayers" - Kimberly Gallo Unfried View Sign GEORGETOWN - First Lieutenant William Tyler Hicks, 27, of Georgetown, Kentucky, passed with his family by his side on October 26, 2012. He was born January 17, 1985 in Harlan, Kentucky to Elizabeth "Betsy" and Coach Billy Hicks. He was a 2004 graduate of Scott County High School where he was point guard for the basketball team. His team made it to the Final Four State Championship his senior year. He was a four time Toyota Classic All Tournament Team Member. He graduated with honors from the University of Kentucky in 2008 with a bachelor's degree in History. First Lieutenant William Tyler Hicks was commissioned as Second Lieutenant in the Transportation Corps from the University of Kentucky in 2011. His first assignment was to the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, of the 1st Infantry Division, The Big Red One, stationed at Ft. Knox, Kentucky in November of 2011. While in the 3rd Brigade, Lieutenant Hicks was a Distribution Platoon Leader in Golf Company, 201st Brigade Support Battalion assigned to the 1st Battalion 6th Field Artillery Regiment. Tyler was promoted to 1st Lieutenant on the 3rd of October 2012 and reassigned as the Maintenance Platoon Leader in Golf Company. Tyler loved the outdoors and was happiest when he was fishing and kayaking with his father. He was an avid sports fan and loved basketball and horse racing. In addition to his parents Betsy and Billy, Tyler is survived by his sister, Ashley Hicks of Lexington, Kentucky; grandmothers, Edna Hendrickson of Evarts, Kentucky and Maggie Hicks of Harlan, Kentucky; special friends, Robin Timmons of Lexington, Kentucky and Cassie Warren of Chicago, Illinois and a host of family and friends. He was preceded in death by grandfathers, James Hendrickson and Orie Hicks. Visitation is 4-8pm Sunday, October 28, 2012 at Scott County High School Gymnasium. Memorial services will be 6pm Monday, October 29, 2012 at the Scott County High School Gymnasium. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions in memory of Tyler Hicks to the Scott County Youth Basketball 420 North Broadway, Georgetown, Kentucky and Tri County Sports Authority Youth Basketball PO Box 1925 Corbin, Kentucky 40702. Tucker, Yocum and Wilson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be made at Tucker, Yocum & Wilson Published in Lexington Herald-Leader on October 27, 2012 Read more here: Tyler Hicks Obituary: View Tyler Hicks's Obituary by Lexington Herald-Leader

Should move Fleming and bring back Lawrence Co to 64th dist. in the 16th region .

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Austin Hunt Boyd County to Lincoln Memorial