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Jones guarded Monroe in their earlier matchup earlier this year. Jones' length gave him problems.

Prewitt has 14 for Montgomery. Rering has 8 for Pendleton. Monroe with 7, and Moore with 7.

I don't have Montgomery's stats, but Pendleton's scoring at the half is: Ethan Moore 1 pt Jared Rering 6 pts Gabe Antrobus 3 pts Garrett Appleman 4 pts Mason Monroe 3 pts Bryan Woods 2 pts

Prewitt has 9 for Montgomery. Rering has 6 for Pendleton. If they give him enough touches, they'll put themselves in a good position to move on.

Rering playing well for Pendleton.

MC 17 PC 4 2:30 left in the 1st Prewitt has 9. Montgomery can't miss.

7-0 Montgomery. Timeout Pendleton.

Prewitt with 4 points early.

According to Danny Weddle's twitter, Pendleton has a much bigger crowd than Montgomery County. Pendleton's fan following is incredible. Montgomery County is a solid 90 minutes from Pendleton!

I have a conflict and can't attend the game, but I should be able to give updates as long as I can have someone send them to me.

Some say it was a case of addition by subtraction, if you catch my drift. I say that's pish-posh.

Survive and advance. Congrats to Woodford County.

Absolutely agree.

St. Pat Ryan Gallenstein 17.2 ppg, 9 rpg, 13 double-doubles Cory Jodrey 16.2 ppg, 63 Made Three's

Augusta Brent Bach 18.9 ppg, 4.3 rpg

Paris Aaron Jacobs (18 games) 17.7 ppg, 11.2 rpg, 11 double-doubles Cameron Downey 12.9 ppg, 61 Made Three's

Montgomery County (Prewitt's stats were already listed) Brandon Fruth- 10.6 ppg Jake Handshoe- 11.9 ppg

Mason County Tyler Black (12 games) 20.8 ppg, 8.3 rig, 6 double-doubles Shawn Johnson 9.6 ppg, 8.3 ppg, 6 double-doubles

Harrison County Caleb Ford- 19.6 ppg, 4.6 rpg Dillon Pulliam- 14.7 ppg

It just so happens that I've got a little bit of time, so I'm going to do some research on KHSAA, and post any of these kids' stats that have been been posted by looking at the game-by-game, starting with Pendleton County's All-Region players. Mason Monroe 18.5 ppg Gabe Antrobus 11.5 ppg, 79 Made Three's Jared Rering 7.3 ppg, 6.5 rpg

They are taking a pep bus, and students are released from school at 1 o'clock. Should have a good student section.

You're correct. Thank you. Obviously I wasn't comparing them to UK, that's why I said "on the high school level."

He did play some. I couldn't tell you how many games he did play, but I know he played in a couple and was a force in those.

Trinity reminds me of UK on the high school level. So many weapons that no one has to stand out as a dominant scorer. They can beat you so many different ways.

My personal opinion 1a Omar Prewitt, Montgomery County 1b Mason Monroe, Pendleton County 1c Tyler Black, Mason County 1d Bopper Stenzel, GRC 1e Nate McGovney, Campbell County 6. Adam Fatkin, Clark County 7. Brent Bach, Augusta 8. Caleb Ford, Harrison County 9. Nick Jackson, Scott 10. Justin Saunders, Brossart Honorable Mention (No Order) Gabe Antrobus, Pendleton County Jake Handshoe, Montgomery County Dillon Pulliam, Harrison County Jonathon Pilosky, Deming Corey Holbrook, Campbell County Charlie Rogers, GRC Joe Jennings, Brossart Ryan Gallenstein, St. Pat Austin Ray, Bracken County Spots 1-5 are literally a toss-up, with Fatkin just a step behind them IMO. Any fan of those players' team will feel that they deserve the number one spot. One of them will probably stand out and claim the number one spot in the Regional Tournament.