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48-24 at end of 3rd quarter

42-24 is the score

37-22, 2:56 in third. LC turnovers turn to Mercy points

37-18, late in the 3rd

32- 16, 6:00 left in the 3rd

2nd half has started, no scoring 53 seconds into the half

Big Stat: LC points off turnovers: 17, Mercy: 2

I'll see if I can get a result on the Principals shootout during the half

There should be a link through the KHSAA website. I usually have problems and can't get volume but I'ts working now.

End of 1st half. Lex Cath leads 30-15.

30- 15 LC near 1:00

28-12 is the score with 2:00 left in the half

Mercy also 1/8 from three point line, shooting near 20% overall compared to 50% for LC.

Mercy with 11 turnovers to 5 for LC

24-12 LC, about 5:00 in the 2nd

Malik Stevenson has been in the game, after tearing knee ligaments in the Region tournamnet

Keyla Snowden hits 2nd three of game; 20-10 Lex Cath

Lex Cath has lead at end of first quarter; 17-8, 13 points off turnovers

Lex Cath back in front 10-6; 1:30 in the first. Mercy has 6 turnovers in quarter

Mercy leads 8-6, just under 3:00 in 1st.

Mercy up 7-6, 3:43 left in 1st quarter

Lex Cath up 4-3 early in 1st quarter

If Bovard is back, I can't wait to see him and Ben Revere from Lex Cath match up agian. Sure CCH fans wouldn't mind that being in the region finals.

Seems like teamwork within the school is a reason for sucess. This is something that everyone involved with high school sports needs to not only teach, but also to follow.

But the numbers issue is taken care of in football by classification. Schools with larger pools of boys in the school to draw from take on each other for championships. If these football teams that have the advantage because of their availiable talent, which some say is so much greater in football, shouldn't it be easier to find that one or two great kids for basketball in that same pool. If the public schools can pull from thier same pool of talent for both sports, why is thier such the discrepancy? Then agian, what would we be saying if five or six (if possible) private schools were in the boys sweet 16?