johnnyappleseed2

Congrats to a great ball player and an even better young man. Now go kick some butt at Rupp!!!

I like seeing Wells getting into double digits.

The Camels played well this weekend. They moved the ball very well and played as a team.

I think it should be a very good game between 2 very good programs.

Thats a bold statement to make in regards to the best player on the court. I think there will be 4 to 5 very good ball players on the court tonight that will make for a very fun and exciting game to watch.

Taylor Clos will be suited up and ready to play.

Im going to take the Camels by 8.

CC has also played Marist out of Illinois and won that game and they were a very solid team that only lost to Male by 1 point the night before.

1st team Bertsch Ohmer Crawford Heygi Allen

Does anyone know who made the All Region teams for 10th Region. I know the girls teams have been released so didn't know if anyone had the boys list yet.

This should be a really good matchup and I think the Lady Camels are due for a good win and this would be a good one to get right before the post season begins. They have been going toe to toe with some of the states best teams the last few weeks and hopefully will come out tomorrow night with a chip on their shoulder. I know SHA will be ready to play so we should be in for a good one.

Actually SK is not on the loaded side of the bracket at state. They got a really good draw. They should be able to make a good run.

I would say the roles changed the second half. I wouldn't say the Camels beat them down but they definitely out played Mercer the second half. Mercer couldn't buy a bucket second half.

I agree that guy was very obnoxious. He complained about every call.

Campbell is still the top team in the 10th. They handled Paris head to head pretty easily.

I'm not sure why people would say that they are surprised by this margin. This Lady Camels team can play and they make every team bring their A game every time they step on the court. You could say Simon Kenton had a bad night and it wasn't the right night of the week for them to play or whatever other reason you have but at the end of the day you can say the same about the Lady Camels. Simon Kenton is very good as they have a lot of weapons and to say they had a bad night because it was a Monday. Call it what you want they had to play their tails off last night to get the win at home against a very tough Campbell County team.

The Lady Camels have played a very tough schedule and they have competed very well against every team that they have played against. This schedule that Coach Menefee has setup for these girls will have them ready come tourney time.

A fan of Mercer actually said after the game that even though he was a Mercer fan that the Lady Camels got the bad end of the stick on the calls the whole game. He said very lopsided.

Exactly.

Lady Camels got themselves in to big of a hole the first half. Thats what happens when a team hits 11 threes in the 1st half on you. Lady Camels played a much better second half offensively and defensively as they only gave up 1 three and outscored Mercer 36-25. Both JV teams played the last minute of the game as both teams played starters most of second half. Mercer County is very good as they shoot the three really well and they are fun to watch. Good luck to both teams the rest of the way. This could be a second round matchup at state assuming both teams make it there.

Here is the box score 2/4/2017 Mercer Co. 85 Campbell Co. 67 Campbell Co. 19 12 18 18 67 Mercer Co. 29 31 9 16 85 Campbell Co. (16-8) -- Clos 35, Schwarber 16, Seckman 6, Keeton 4, Holbrook. Mercer Co. (19-6) -- Robins 12, F Lake 13, L Lake 8, Houston 6, Souder 28, Davis 9, Burke 7, Lewis 2.

I appreciate the work you put into this and thank you for doing it for us each week.

Tanner Clos and Drew Wilson were named Omega Processing Players of the Game.

What's the score and what quarter is it?

Final from Bellevue. Campbell County 73, Bellevue 49 Campbell County (22-2)–Wilson 4 0 10, Hegyi 6 1 14, R. Jolly 6 1 13, Helton 1 0 2, Marlow 1 0 3, Clos 3 5 14, Bertsch 3 4 10, Russell 1 0 2, Geiman 2 1 5. Totals: 27 12 73. Bellevue–Atkins 3 0 8, Ratterman 5 0 15, Maehren 6 1 13, Ryan 1 8 10, Barrett 1 0 2, Ashcraft 0 1 1. Totals: 16 10 49 Halftime: C 31-26. 3-pointers: CC 7 (Clos 3, Wilson 2, Marlow, Hegyi); B 7 (Ratterman 5, Atkins 2).