THE BRECKINRIDGE HERALD-NEWSWednesday, January 11, 201210

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CLOVERPORT - The Lady Aces (3-8) controlled the tempo of their game with the Beth Haven Lady Bearcats (1-5). The Lady Aces illustrated some good basketball playing with a team that was of their equal. The Lady Bearcats did attempt a comeback in the waning minutes of the fourth quarter as the Lady Bearcats cut the lead to 6 points, 22 to 28 on a hit by Morgan Mason with 3:38 left in the game.

Megan Smith was fouled by Mason, her fi fth, and hit one of her two free throws. Mason had scored eight of her 13 points in the last quarter. Katie Brown was fouled by Alexis Bowles and hit both free throws to put the Lady Tigers up by nine points, 22 to 31. Megan Smith scored

Lady Aces win third game of the season

CLOVERPORT -The eu-phoria of their third win was short lived by the Lady Aces (3-9) after the BCHS Lady Tigers (9-6) rolled into the Sports Center the next night.

The Lady Tigers took quick control of the game during the opening minutes behind three two point hits and a three pointer basket by BCHS se-nior guard Julie Whitfi ll. The lone point by the Lady Aces game on a free throw hit by Devin Owens.

The game had a slow tempo by both teams. The Lady Aces continue to show improved ball handling and passing but fell short on the hitting portion of the game and the press and double teaming hurt the home team hurt their ability to get within range.

Sophomore guard/forward Amber Mingus suffered an

Lady Tigers and Lady Aces tangle in intracounty match

Lady Tigers redeem themselves with win

MORGANTOWN - The Lady Tigers (8-6) needed a win and one on the road to recuperate from the trashing received at home by Larue County.

They received the right prescription with a 20 point win over the Lady Bears of Butler County (2-9) on the following Monday night.

Julie Whitfi ll’s 29 point performance coupled with Jenna Thornhill’s 19 point scoring of which 12 came in the third quarter, helped to secure the victory.

The Lady Tigers shot 47.1 percent from the fi eld hitting 24 of 51. They made 8 of 14 free throws for 57.1 percent. The Lady Tigers had 22 total rebounds with Jenna Thorn-hill picked up of 7 and Cait-

Lady Tigers fly high over Apollo E-Gals

HARNED - The Lady Ti-gers (10-6) were able to keep ahead of the visiting Apollo (5-13) team the last half to put one in the victory column.

The victory was not indica-tive of the fi nal score of 57 to 46 as it was a hard fought battle throughout four quar-ters. The Lady E-Gals were leading by 2 at the end of the fi rst quarter and the Lady Ti-gers were ahead by 5 at the mid-point. With 2:38 left in the second quarter Jenna Thornhill tied up the game at 23 all with a basket. She missed the front end of a one plus one trip at the foul line. On the next play down at the home goal, she got a three point play by hitting a shot under the goal and was fouled by Madison Bright. She con-nected on her free throw to give the Lady Tigers a three point edge. Julie Whitfi ll put the Lady Tigers up by fi ve with a shot with :22 left.

In the last quarter the E-Gals cut the Lady Tiger lead to three on a shot by guard Britney Yamada who had 16 points for the evening. Free throws by Julie Whitfi ll (four), Elizabeth Hinton (3) Brooke Kennedy (2) and Jen-

Freshmen Lady Tigers are 3 and 3HARNED- The freshmen

girls team had a home court advantage last Saturday when the hosted freshmen games and with two wins evened their record.

BCHS 24 Meade Co. 23Scorers for the Lady Ti-

gers were Emma Payne 8, Erin O’Reilly 6, Lily Grimes 4, Johna Howdyshell, Kara Beth Robertson and Mason Bennett with 2 each.

again to increase the lead to 11.

Lady Bearcat Emily Gil-bert was fouled by Megan Smith and she hit one shot cutting the lead to 10. Devin Owens was fouled and hit both free throws to make the fi nal margin of 10 points.

The Lady Aces were 12 for 44 fi eld goals, three for 13 three point attempts and eight for 15 free throws. They had a total of 22 rebounds.

FFHS 4 10 10 11 - 35BHHS 3 3 6 13 - 25 Cloverport (35) - Devin

Owens 11, Katie Brown 9, Rebecca Ammons 7, Megan Smith 6, Allison Brown 2

Beth Haven (25) - Morgan Mason 13, Alexis Bowles 6 and Emily Gilbert 5

Photo by David W. Hayes Lady Aces player Megan Smith on a steal and fast break scores for Cloverport near the end of their third victory.

injury to a leg which is still being treated at this time. She is to undergo an MRI to fi nd out the extent of the injury.

The Lady Tiger press ham-pered the Lady Aces result-ing in 16 turnovers of which many resulted in points for the visiting BCHS Lady Ti-gers. The Lady Tigers were 16 for 40 from the fi eld and 3 of 6 three point shots. The Lady Tigers had 9 steels.

BCHS 16 9 12 12 - 49FFHS 1 3 2 0 - 6Breckinridge County

(49) - Julie Whitfi ll 16, Caitie Carman and Jeanna Thorn-hill 6 each, Erin O’Reilly 5, Abby Bialczak and Elizabeth Hinton 4 each, Emma Payne, Brooke Kennedy, Dawneisha Tubbs, and Lily Grimes each had 2 points.

Cloverport (6) - Rebecca Ammons 3, Allison Brown 2 and Devin Owens 1.

BCHS 32 Hancock Co. 19Scoring for the Lady Ti-

gers were Lily Grimes 14, Erin O’Reilly 7, Tori Lucas 4, Emma Payne, Kara Beth Robertson and Johna How-dyshell with 2 each, Mason Bennett had 1.

The next games for the Freshmen girls will be Janu-ary 14 at Meade County. The girls play Meade Co. at 9 a.m. and Owensboro at 11 a.m.

Photo by David W. HayesSeventh grader Lily Grimes puts up a basket for a score in the Lady Tigers win over the Lady Aces. Grimes has seen some varsity play as well as JV and freshman games.

lan Carman had 4 rebounds.BCHS 13 16 19 12 - 60 BCHS 9 11 5 15 - 40Breckinridge County

(60) -Julie Whitfi ll 29, Jenna Thornhill 19, Amber Mingus and Caitlie Carman 5 each and Elizabeth Hinton 2

Butler County (40) - Madeline Drake 18, Katie Graham 8, Kashosha Turner 6,Shawna West 5, Chloe Fle-ner 3.

The Lady Tigers JV team picked up a win on the road by defeating Butler County 38 to 23. Contributing to the Lady Tigers’ victory were Dawneisha Tubbs 9, Amber Mingus and Lily Grimes with 8 each, Emma Payne 7, Eliza-beth Hinton 3 and Kara Beth Robertson with 2.

na Thornhill (3) helped the Lady Tigers maintain their lead in the fi nal quarter.

The Lady Tigers were al-most 42 percent from the fi eld making 18 of 43 shots and were excellent from the free throw line, 20 of 27 for 74.1 percent. Julie Whitfi ll was a perfect 11 for 11. The Lady Tigers had 29 rebounds with Jeanna Thornhill had 13.

BCHS 11 17 15 14 - 57AHS 13 10 11 11 - 46Breckinridge County

(57) Julie Whitfi ll 30, Jenna Thornhill 18, Caitie Carman 4, Elizabeth Hinton 3 and Brooke Kennedy 2

Apollo (46)- Britney Yamada 16, Haley Root 7, Alex Washington and Nata-lie Riney had 6 each, Sarah Smith 4, Ryanne Purcell and Jnayah Hall had 3 each, Hannah Millay 1.

Coach Chad Moorman’s Lady Tiger JV team suffered 34 to 24 loss in the prelimi-nary game. Scoring fro the lady Tigers were Lily Grimes and Emma Payne with 7 each, Dawneisha Tubbs 5,Kara Beth Robertson and Madison Shrewsberry each had 2, Brooke Kennedy 1.

ELIZABETHTOWN - The Lady Rebels have been idle since December 19 and began their fi nal few games with a win over St. James 30 to 26. Scoring for the Lady Rebels was Jordyn Jarboe 8, Mary Hinton, Danielle Allen and Sarah Horsley 6 each and Gra-cie Rothrock 4.

Next up for the Lady Reb-els is a game with Cannelton on January 12 which is eighth grade night and their fi nal scheduled games are in the Diocesan Tournament at Hen-derson Holy Name on Jan. 28.

Lady Rebels win by four

HARNED - The BCMS Ti-gers lost two games at home to the visiting Edmonson County Middle School.

In the seventh grade game,the Tigers were de-feated 47 to 15. Scoring for BCMS were Clayton Burks 4, Rob Carman, Devin Hal and Tanner Whitworth all with 3 points and Collin Lee had 2.

In the eighth grade game, the Tigers came out on the low end of the scoreboard, 34 to 10. Scoring for BCMS were Kolby Huffi nes 5, Trey Woosley and Logan Muse 2 points each and Brandon Dowell with 1 point.

In their next game in Leitchfi eld, the seventh grade Tigers lost to the Grayson County Middle School Cou-gars 49 to 27. Scoring for the Tigers were James Hunt 11, Tanner Whitworth 9, Rob Carman 7, Devin Hall and Colin Lee with 2 points each.

In the eighth grade match, the Tigers lost to the host Cougars 58 to 27. Kolby

BCMS Tigers begin their 2012 schedule with losses

Huffi nes led BCMS with 9 points, Dalton Weatherford and Matthew Ballman each had 6, Garrett Shultz 3, Trey Woosley 2 and Brandon Dowell 2.

The Tigers host Stuart Pep-per Middle School on Janu-ary 10 which is Eighth Grade Parents Nigh.

Photo by David W. HayesLady Tiger Julia Whitfill (#4) scrambles for a ball against Apollo E-Gal #33 Britney Yamada on Monday night. The Lady Tigers scored an impressive 57 to 46 win.

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