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cougarbball4and11

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  1. I would say that who ever helped Skinner put together the list, probably did not get a chance to see her play.
  2. PLAYER OF THE YEAR Sydney Moss, Boone County: The senior forward led Boone County to the Ninth Region championship by averaging 23.3 points and 10.2 rebounds per game and shot 50.0 percent from the field, including 37.3 percent on three-point attempts. She has signed with the University of Florida. COACH OF THE YEAR Mark Clinkenbeard, Walton-Verona: In his first season as coach he led the Bearcats to the All ‘A’ Classic state championship and to the Kentucky High School Athletic Association state tournament as well. FIRST TEAM Jenna Crittendon, Ryle: The senior forward helped Ryle reach the Ninth Region semifinals by averaging17.1points and 6.3 rebounds per game and shooting 51.2 percent from the field overall, including 36.5 percent on three-point attempts and 73.1 percent from the line. She has signed to play at Xavier. Sarah Futscher, Bishop Brossart: The sophomore forward averaged 13 points, 8 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game in helping the Mustangs advance to the 10th Region tournament and to the semifinals of the All ‘A’ Classic state tournament. Nicole Kiernan, Newport Central Catholic: The sophomore center averaged 15.3 points and 8.7 rebounds per game in helping the Thoroughbreds finish as All ‘A’ Classic state runner-up and as 35th District champion. Abby Owings, Simon Kenton: The sophomore guard averaged 13.8 points per game in helping the Pioneers advance to the semifinal round of the Eighth Region tournament. Lydia Nash, Boone County: The senior forward averaged 12.6 points and 6.5 rebounds per game and shot 57.6 percent from the field in helping Boone County win the Ninth Region championship. Dawn Peacock, Conner: The senior guard averaged under 20 points and was a Northern Kentucky Coaches’ Association Division I first-team all-star. Taylor Robinson, Campbell County: The junior guard averaged 12.9 points and 4.5 rebounds pergamein helping lead the Camels to a runner-up finish in the 10th Region tournament. Courtney Sandlin, Walton-Verona: The junior forward14.6 points and 8.0 rebounds pergameand shot 49.7 percent from the field and 83.3 percent from the foul line in leading the Bearcats to the Eighth Region championship. Leah Schaefer, Highlands: The junior forward averaged 14.9 points and 8.2 rebounds per game, shot 47.1percent from the field 77 percent from the line and was selected Northern Kentucky Coaches Association Division II Player of the Year. Olivia Voskuhl, Notre Dame:The junior forward helped the Pandas finish as Ninth Region runner-up by averaging 13.1 points and 6.4 rebounds. HONORABLE MENTION Beechwood– Emily Pawsat.BishopBrossart –AbbyStadtmiller.BooneCounty– Zuri Hill, Jessica Jones. Calvary Christian – Sarah Roaden. Campbell County – Kaytlin Siegmundt. Conner – Chelsea Castleberry. Covington Latin – Anna Matchinga. Dixie Heights – Meredith Hartfiel. Highlands – Jesse Daley. Holmes –Tamra Holder, Deja Turner. Holy Cross – DeAsia Beal, Jayden Julian. Lloyd – Shelby Rudd. Ludlow –Mariah Johnson. Newport Central Catholic – Olivia Huber, Aubrey Muench. Notre Dame – Chandler Clark, Hannah Thelen. Ryle – Dawn Johnson, McKell Oliverio. St. Henry – Annie Fugate, Jessica Knaley. Scott – TaylorStinson. Silver Grove – Payton Govan. Simon Kenton – Hannah Stephenson. Villa Madonna – Allie Hennard. Walton-Verona – Michele Judy, Kara Taulbee.
  3. Since Campbell beat Scott County and Walton pounded Campbell by 40+, I don't think that fan knew what he was talking about.
  4. Carroll County Coach retired.
  5. Great job Campbell County players and Coach Murray. Not too many teams can lose their best player, win district and make it to the regional finals. Good luck on Sunday.
  6. Very inconsistent. It has been that way all season long. I thought there were some really bad ref's in the 9th region, but I think the 10th could be even worse.
  7. I would like to know what he said. He was not yelling or trying to show up the ref. Made no sense for that call, unless he said something really bad and I highly doubt he would do that. There should be a way to penalize ref's for making terrible calls like that during the games.
  8. Dorem was a beast inside for Harrison tonight. Does anyone know how many rebounds she had?
  9. Would have to disagree with the statement that Brossart has more talent that Campbell. Brossart plays good defense, but Campbell has much more talented players overall. I think teams have figured out that if you handle Brossart's pressure and make them shoot outside, they will struggle.
  10. I really dont know how they did not call a foul on that play. Someone on coach Code's staff had to tell him he had a time out left or he would not have called it.
  11. Never. First time since moving to the 37th District.
  12. From the boys side. Newport drew NCC in Lone bracket. Highlands plays Dayton and winner plays Bellevue.
  13. I dont think any of the above are actually WV fans. Just stating a fact that the system is obviously flawed and WV is better than at least half of the teams in the ranking.
  14. 1. Bishop Brossart vs. Winner of 4 Scott vs 5 Silver Grove 2 Campbell County vs 3 Calvary Christian
  15. Yes they did press. Walton handled the press OK, until the 4th quarter.
  16. Yes they did press. Walton seemed to handle the press, except for the 4th quarter.
  17. Walton won the one that counted. I am sure it was really hard for them to get up for this game. I am sure this loss will have them re focused on winning the 8th region tournament.
  18. I think I would have to go with the coach of one the teams to beat him. Walton's Mark Clinkenbeard at this point should be the coach of the year in the 8th. New coach this year to a team that lost it's leading scorer from last year. They have played an extemely tough schedule and are playing very well right now.
  19. Coach Arnold will have her kids playing very hard. I would be surprised if Grant wins by more than 15.
  20. Grant County has a good left handed post player. She is about 6' tall and has a decent shot. I don't think Augusta will have anyone who can guard her. Grant County has young guards, but I believe they will have the advantage in this game.
  21. In the past teams have been able to not play the district games during the regular season and just take the last seed in the district tournament. I dont know if any teams still do this.

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