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Player scoring unofficial: Ashland Carter 18 Sellars 12 Atkins 12 Adkins 9 T Davis 9 Porter 6 Padron 6 Thacker 5 Conway 3 Mayor 3 Troxler 2 Fairview Mannning 21 Day 8 Harper 4 Muncy 2

Scoring by Quarters: Ashland 21 25 24 15=85 Fairview 8 9 14 4=35

Final.

Final Ashland 85 Fairview 35

After 3 quarters: Ashland 70 Fairview 31

After 2 quarters: Ashland 46 Fairview 17

After 1 quarter: Ashland 21 Fairview 8

Only scoring I have for Peninsula Cath: Brown 18 Gardner 20 and had 5 consecutive 3 pointers in the 3rd quarter. Gray 13

Ashland player scoring: Sellars 27 scored his 1000th point in the 1st quarter. Carter 14 Conway 14 Adkins 5 Atkins 4 Padron 1

Scoring by quarters: Ashland 22 5 23 15= 65 Peninsula Cath 10 21 19 18= 68

Final from Ashland.

With the score 66-65 Ashland had a chance for the lead with 1 second to go but loses 68-65.

Peninsula up by one shooting the 1 and 1 with a one point lead and 9 seconds remaining in the game.

Peninsula with the ball leading 65-64 with 42 seconds remaining.

62-61 Ashland with 2:01 remaining.

52 all with 5:29 remaining.

After both teams making runs in the third quarter the score after 3 is: Tied at 50.

Ashland is missing the ball handling of Porter and Villers. Ashland was outscored 21-5 by Peninsula in the second quarter. Peninsula pressure causing Ashland to hurry their shots resulting in very poor shooting. After 2 quarters: Ashland 27 Peninsula Cath. 31

After 1 quarter: Ashland 22 Peninsula Cath. 10

All I can say is give me recordings that begin well before the incident occurred, from a dozen different cameras all with sound and from a dozen different angles. Also, put microphones on all the participants of the altercation and then just possibly a determination may be made as to what actually happened and who instigated it.

Blazer had all 5 starter on the bench with injuries. Scoring by quarters: Ashland 30 23 19 10=82 Rose Hill 11 10 15 8=44 Running clock at 6:40 in the 3rd quarter.

Final from Ashland Blazer.

To add another couple bits of information. Yesterday's starters for Blazer against Gwinnett Georgia played only 59 minutes of a possible 160 tonight against Ballard. This meant that the Ashland subs played 101 minutes against the preseason #1 ranked team in Kentucky and shot 43.5 percent on 10 of 23 shooting. My thoughts is that the Ashland coaching staff should be less concerned than the Ballard coaching staff on their respective teams performances in this game especially when you consider that the Ballard team pressed the whole game.

I don't think that the Ballard coaching staff would automatically pencil in a win if they were to meet up with a healthy Blazer team. I would also think that the Ashland coaching staff will find several positives in this loss.

Scoring by quarters: Ashland 16 13 19 13=61 Ballard 25 20 24 21=90