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https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1185902633&clippingId=203874831&width=594&height=2546&user=6218880 PLAY 9 PERIODS BEFORE HICKMAN BEATS FRANKLIN Score Is Tied At End of Seven of Nine Periods With Visitors Winning 23-21 Instead of playing the customary four quarters to decide the winner, Hickman high school and Franklin school battled through nine periods in the Tilghman gyni nastum Saturday night before Hickman counted & 23 to 21 victory. The game WAS odd. in that the two teams were deadlocked at the end of seven of the nine periods. Hickman led 3-2 at the end of the first quarter but the score was tied 9-9 at the half, 10-10 at the end of three quarters and 12-12 at the end of the fourth quarter. Neither team scored in the first extra period, but the second extra quarter saw each team count two goals and the score was 16-16. In the third extra quarter each team counted two points and when the fourth was ended the score was 20-20. Armstrong's goal in the of the fifth extra perlod clinched matters for Hickman although each team made a free throw. White, Hickman center, led the scorers with thirteen points while Nelson Hughes, Franklin forward, pushed him by scoring eleven markers. Hickman marched to a victory in 8 slow but interesting girls' game. The score was 22 to 13, with Miss Nugent counting seventeen of Hickman's twenty-two points. Miss Herndon and Miss Goheen led the Franklin attack with six points aplece. Lineup: BOYS Hickman Franklin Armstrong 2 .F ......Herndon 3 White 13 Hughes 11 Hale .....Alderson 4 Ray Johnson 1 Jonikan 8 ....F... .........Wallace Substitutions Hickman: Roth for Hale, Clark for Jonikan. Franklin Thornton for Johnson 2, Hughes for Herndon. GIRLS Hickman Franklin Nugent 17 ....P .........Goheen 6 Johnston 4 ...F. ....Price Roger Herndon 6 Reynolds ......G... Middleton Golden Substitutions Franklin: Herring for Price, Fields for Scarbrough. Referee: Twitchell of Y. M. C. A. Acree Austin, umpire. -Lanman, Franklin. a J. 6; 4; of only a a 8 https://westkybasketball.com/clinton-boys-defwated-by-sylvan-shade-1933/ 2026-09-21T19:13:13+00:00 0.7 monthly https://westkybasketball.com/fredonia-defeats-west-hopkins-boys-1969/ 2026-09-21T19:15:24+00:00 0.7 monthly https://westkybasketball.com/symsonia-defeats-cuba-boys-1940/ 2026-09-21T19:17:56+00:00 0.7 monthly https://westkybasketball.com/sharp-boys-bury-hardin-1938/ 2026-09-21T19:18:53+00:00 0.7 monthly https://westkybasketball.com/carlisle-girls-notch-win-1979/ 2026-08-14T16:26:07+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=426343450&clippingId=203804013&width=535&height=1226&user=6218880 Carlisle, girls notch Seventh-ranked Carlisle County and ninth-rated Mayfield came away with victories in girls basketball action Tuesday night. Cindy Hoskins had 20 points to power Carlisle past winless Fulton City 61-36. Mayfield edged Sedalia 42-37. Carlisle Co. 61, Fulton City 36* Lisa Bean added 15 points for Carlisle County, and Loren Henshaw had 10. Barbara Smith led the Fulton City attack with 13 points. Connie Burnett tossed in 10 points for the Lady Bulldogs. Carlisle County hit 13 of 24 from the line while Fulton City managed only 8 of 22 free throws. The Lady Comets, 5-3, travel to Fulton County Saturday. Fulton City, 0-6, hosts Hickman County Jan. 12. https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=426343450&clippingId=203804357&width=487&height=235&user=6218880 Carlisle County . 14 30 47 61 Fulton City 9 18 25 36 CARLISLE CO, (61) - Hoskins 20, Forgey 4, Mix 4, Henshaw 10, Loving 2, Homer 4, Petrie 2, Bean 15. FULTON CITY (36) - Smith 13, Burnett 10, Butts 4, Kaler 7, Alfred 2. https://westkybasketball.com/lyon-co-boys-beat-lex-christian-2007/ 2026-08-14T16:15:02+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=428378856&clippingId=203803467&width=860&height=1253&user=6218880 All A effort Balanced attack advances Lyons into semifinal matchup with I Lex. Christian • KHSAA PAIRINGS: The pairings for March's KHSAA boys and girls state tournaments are HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL By Joey Fosko The Paducah Sun jfosko@paducahsun.com RICHMOND, Ky. - It was a tough decision for the powers that t be of the All A Classic, determining the identity of the Most Valuable Player of Lyon County's mild quarterfinal-round upset of Cumberland County. They eventually settled c on center Allison Mussato, who received the post-game award for her 17-point, 11-rebound performance. But Mussato's play was just one of the reasons the Lady Lyons slipped past Cumberland County 63-59 to advance to the final four of the small-school state tournament - the plaque could have easily been split four ways. Abbey McLeod, her tagteam partner in the paint, had 17 points and 16 boards. Olivia Akridge had 12 points and seven assists and was the primary defender that held Cumberland County star Kristen Rowe to 10 points, less than half her regular output. Hayley Parent's 15 points included a breakout fourth quarter - back-to-back 3-pointers to give Lyon the lead early and four big free throws in the final 1:13 to seal the win, including two with 11 seconds remaining. And the Lady Lyons (15-5) needed each and every one of them to become the first Second Region team to reach the semifinals since 1996, when West Hopkins lost to eventual champion Louisville Holy Cross. "When you get four players in double figures, , that's a lot of balance, and it makes you tough to defend," Lyon coach Malissa Thomas said. "We had everybody doing what they had to do for us to win. "Abbey dominated the game early, and her energy and aggressiveness inside really got us going. Olivia took care of the ball and did a good job on Please see LYONS / 4B Lakers turn up with regional The All A Classic GIRLS BRACKETS FRIDAY'S QUARTERFINALS at McBrayer Arena, Richmond Newport Central Catholic 44, Bardstown 24. Paris 27, Somerset 22 Lexington Christian 69, Carroll County 41 Lyon County 63, Cumberland County 59 TODAY'S SEMIFINALS Newport Central Catholic vs. Pars, 8 a.m. Lyon County vs. Lexington Christian, 9:30 a.m. BOYS BRACKETS FRIDAY'S QUARTERFINALS at McBrayer Arena, Richmond Bishop Brossart 45, Gallatin County 44 University Heights 56, Clinton County 46 Hazard 35, Cumberland 34 Bardstown 75, Paintsville 60 TODAY'S SEMIFINALS Bishop Brossart vs. University Heights, 2 p.m. Hazard vs. Bardstown, 3:30 a.m. https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=428378889&clippingId=203803633&width=860&height=2515&user=6218880 Lyons draw tough semifinal hurdle Continued from 1B Rowe. Hayley hit some big shots that kind of relaxed us a bit when they came back and took the lead on us. "It was a team thing, no doubt." Lyon's six-point halftime lead disappeared in a flash, with the Lady Panthers (18-3) running off 10 straight points to start the third quarter. But Parrent got it back early in the fourth period, n nailing a pair of threes on inbounds plays to put Lyon up 48-46 at the 5:30 mark. Mussato, set up in the midpost, found McLeod on the block, and McLeod's rebound triggered a fast break that saw Akridge hit Parrent with a long pass for a layup that extended the lead to six. "They're a complete team," Cumberland County coach Brian Miller said. "They really hurt us early with their physical girls, and then when we went to a zone and packed it in, (Parrent) hit some big threes. They're a complete team." Lyon exploited its advantage in the post early and often, pounding the ball inside to Mussato and McLeod. The pair combined for 24 points and 16 boards in the first half as Lyon took a 32-26 lead at the break. "Having two post players like that is something most teams don't have," Thomas said. "Allison is our leading scorer, and people know about her, but Abbey really showed us over the summer that she was capable of doing this." Thomas also had a special shout-out for defender Kalyn Carter, whose assignment var- Racers try to follow up win Continued from 18 and made tough shots. They got real physical with us and we backed down.. We made it a big deal to come in and not back down, but go at them for 40 minutes. "We have just had to find what ied a bit from the norm. Most of the time, Carter guards the other team's top scorer, but against Cumberland County, she was paired with point guard Sarah Fletcher. "We thought it was more important to put pressure on the point to make it tough for them to get the ball to Rowe," Thomas said, "and we felt that Olivia's quickness would give her a good chance to deny her the ball. She didn't get it as much as they would have liked." Fletcher led the Lady Panthers with 21 points, much of it in transition, and Carter had to deal with a little foul trouble, but she also hit two free throws with 30 ) seconds left after Rowe was called for an intentional foul - her only two points for the game. Lyon converted 10 of 12 free throw attempts in the final two minutes to hold off the Lady Panthers' late charge. Cumberland County prefers a up-tempo style, and was never quite able to coax the Lady Lyons into joining it in a breakneck pace. "We needed to be patient in the halfcourt and get the ball inside," Akridge said. "We were able to keep it under control. That was pretty big, because we can get a little crazy sometimes." Next up for the Lady Lyons is powerful Lexington Christian, the clear favorite to win the tournament. In each of its first two games, wins over St. Mary and Carroll County, Lexington Christian has built a 30-point lead with its fullcourt pressure, then coasted through the second half - after Wednesday's 69-40 win over St. Mary, the Lady Eagles beat Carroll 69-41 in the quarterfinals. In the two wins, Lexington Christian has forced 64 turnovers. "We're the underdog. Everyone knows that," Thomas said. Cumberland County (18-3)10 26 44 59 Lyon County (15-5) 14 - 32 42 63 CUMBERLAND COUNTY Rowe 10, Groce, Murphy 7, Sullivan Fletcher 21, Griffith 3. White, Dyer 6, Mcintyre 3. Field goals 21/50. 3-pointers 2/9 (Sullivan, McIntyre). Free throws 15/21. Rebounds 33. Fouls 22. LYON COUNTY - Carter 2, McLeod 17. Mussato 17, Parrent 15, Akridge 12, Greene, White. Field goals 20/54. 3-pointers 3/9 (Parrent 3). Free throws 20/27. Rebounds 38. Fouls 16. https://westkybasketball.com/madisonville-boys-defeat-dawson-springs-1953/ 2026-08-14T16:09:44+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=428469263&clippingId=203803173&width=568&height=965&user=6218880 MAD'VILLE 56, DAWSON 48 MADISONVILLE, Ky--The Madisonville Maroons won its 15th game of the season by trouncing the Dawson Springs Panthers by a 56-48 score here Tuesday night. Dawson Springs defeated the Maroons earlier in the year in an overtime game. Jimmy Mitchell led the Madisonville scoring with 19 points while Goins accounted for 14 scores. N. Cotton led the losers scoring with 21- points. Madisonville 14 26 42 56 Dawson 'Springs 11 20 33 48 Madisonville (56) Forwards: Cavanah 9, Dupree 9. Center: Troop 6. Guards: Mitchell 19, Littlepage, Goins 14. Dawson Springs (48) Forwards: J. 15, Melton 1. Centers: N. Cotton 21, Russell 1. Guards: Ford 2, Walker 8, Maple 10. https://westkybasketball.com/hickman-co-wins-first-region-for-first-time-1973/ 2026-09-21T19:25:03+00:00 0.7 monthly https://westkybasketball.com/jets-defeat-benton-boys-1958/ 2026-08-05T19:34:49+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=429074549&clippingId=203183045&width=654&height=3993&user=6218880 it to the past the the his won team, Oak This best first to he his the the in out All Jets Defeat Benton 65-63 In Fourth MURRAY, Ky., March 8- North 1 Marshall snapped Benton's 17-game win streak in dropping the Indians 65-63 before a near-capacity crowd in the finals of the Fourth District Tournament here tonight. The victory gives the Jets a 2-1 edge over the Indians in their battle for Marshall County cage honors. North Marshall wrapped up the nip-and-tuck contest in the final four minutes of the game. The Jets tied the score at 57- all on a basket by Jerry Powell and ted the rest of the way in handing Benton its second defeat of the season. The Indians have won 29 games. North has 24-6 record. After Powell's basket tied the score, Jim Lampley added fielder for a 59-57 lead. Monty Peck of Benton was called for charging into Jerry Hall and the big North Marshall center hit both shots for a 61-57 lead with 3:15 left in the game. Big J. D. Gammel added a fielder to cut the gap to 61-59, but pint-sized Billy Ricks added a quick jumper to up the margin to 63-59. Ricks Hits For 20 Points Benton again' trimmed the deficit to two points, 63-61, with 1:50 left, but North started stalling the ball on its return trip downcourt. The Jets lost the ball with 35 seconds left when Jim Lampley was called for walking. Joe Gold tried the shot for Benton that would have tied the score, but missed, and Lampley rebounded. Lampley was fouled with seven seconds left and hit both shots to up the gap • to 65-61. Gammel made fielder for Benton just as the gun sounded to account for the final score. Little Ricks, who sat out last night's game with the flu, was the spark for North Marshall. The talented jump-shooter pitched in 20 points to lead the Jets in scoring. Jerry Hall was close behind with 16. Hard-working Joe Dan Gold paced the losing Benton team with 20 points. Gammel added 18 for the Indians. Benton held the upper hand in the first period. The Indians Jumped out front 6-0 and led 17-14 at the end of the period. Warren Gets 'Award' North Marshall moved ahead at 18-17 and the Jets held the lead through the second period, commanding a 34-30 halftime lead. Benton again forged out front as the third period got underway and led by two, 52-50 at the end of three quarters. Benton led by four points, 57- 53, before North tied the score and moved ahead to stay in the last four minutes. Rodney Warren of Lynn Grove was awarded "Sportsmanship Trophy" at the conclusion of the tournament. North Marshall 14 Benton 30 50 63 North Marshall (65) F-Lampley 12, Larimer 10. C--Hall 16. G -Powell 7, Ricks 20. Benton (63) F- -Gold 20, Peek 6. -Gammel 18. -Peck 7, Duke, Dailey 12. 8 Hen. B.G. Leb. https://westkybasketball.com/lady-lakers-upset-marshals-indouble-overtime-2007/ 2026-09-21T19:29:47+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=428380772&clippingId=202375656&width=860&height=2897&user=6218880 Cunningham leads Calloway with 26 Continued from 1B On the next trip, she did one better, driving down the baseline and drawing Holder's fifth foul, then hit both foul shots to extend the lead to three. Cunningham also picked her spots on the defensive end, blocking a couple of shots while being careful not to put herself in position to pick up a fifth foul. She also finished with seven rebounds and five blocked shots. "I only went for the ones I knew I could get and avoid contact," Cunningham said. "I had to play it safe." Ross' departure also meant the reins of the offense were turned over to junior Samantha Butts, who hit two game-tying free throws with 41 seconds left in regulation, then made a huge baseline jumper off a feed from Cunningham that gave the Lady Lakers a five-point lead with barely a minute remaining in overtime. "(Sivills) told me to run the point and take care of the ball," Butts said, "and if we couldn't get the ball to Kayla, to just keep running the offense. "And he told us to play smart and keep believing that we would win it." Butts had a hand in it, even when it looked bleak after Ross fouled out with 1:41 remaining. Pressley Doom (12 points, eight rebounds and six assists) hit two free throws to put Marshall up 46-41, and Butts took over at the controls. She dribbled around a screen, couldn't find an opening to take the ball to the basket and pitched to teammate Shelby Webb in the corner. Webb, who hadn't scored a point, drilled a 3-pointer to cut the lead to two. Marshall reserve Ashley Smith hit one of two from the line to make it 47-44, but Butts hit three out of four free throws in the final minute to force the overtime. "Sam and I have had a lot of talks over the last two years about her role in the offense," Sivills said. "She can score and handle the ball and create, but she needs to do it by letting the game come to her." The Lady Lakers weren't perfect down the stretch, but their execution was generally better than that of Marshall, whose offense looked woefully out of synch after point guard Jordan Gilland fouled out early in the first overtime. Marshall (24-4), which had beaten Calloway in each of their three previous meetings, bad already lost forward Alyssa Doom to fouls. "That's what happens when LANCE DENNEE/The Sun Calling for it: Marshall County's Alyssa Doom (left) signals for the ball under pressure by Calloway County's Rachel Adams (right) during the first quarter of the First Region championship at the Regional Special Events Center in Murray. you lose your seniors," Marshall coach Howard Beth said. "We had. some players out there who hadn't been in that situation before, and we missed that experience on the floor." Still, Marshall nearly managed a miracle. Pressley. Doom hit two free throws to cut the lead to 64-61 with 42 seconds left. Calloway's Karra Jones tried to make a difficult inbounds pass to Cunningham, and the ball was popped loose. Kayci Beasley (16 points) grabbed an offensive rebound, turned back toward the basket and hit a 12-footer to make it 64-63. Marshall's defense forced a turnover when Jones, trapped in the corner, attempted a crosscourt pass that was picked off by eighth grader Margaret Thomas with eight seconds left. Thomas dribbled the length of the floor and pulled up for a 12-foot jumper that went off the back of the rim at the horn. The win capped a storybook week for the Lady Lakers, who rallied from second-half deficits in all three wins, beating teams against which they were a combined 0-6. And they had saddled themselves with a tough draw after a miserable performance against Marshall in the Fourth District final. "It didn't happen for us in the regular season," Cunningham said, "but we won the games that counted the most." Calloway Co. (22-12) 7 21 27 47 54 64 Marshall Co. (24-4) 16 31 38 47 54 63 CALLOWAY COUNTY Webb 3, Cunningham 26, Adams 7, Butts 12, Ross 6, Fields 10. K. Jones, W. Jones, Seavers. Field goals 17/49. 3-pointers 1/7 (Webb). Free throws 29/37. Rebounds 44. Fouls 27. MARSHALL COUNTY - P. Doom 12, A. Doom 5, Holder 20, Beasley 16, Gilland 4, Smith 6, Leonard, Thomas, Ellis. Field goals 18/49. 3-pointers 3/12 (Beasley 2, P. Doom). Free throws 24/38. Rebounds 35. Fouls 28. https://westkybasketball.com/carlisle-girls-win-tournment-2018/ 2026-07-25T13:59:20+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=517258532&clippingId=202374692&width=491&height=656&user=6218880 GIRLS Carlisle 48, Mayfield 32; Carlisle 47, Hick- man Co. 35 — Carlisle County improved to 12-1 on the season after emerging with the Com- munity Christian Lady Warrior Shootout cham- pionship on Saturday. First, the Lady Com- ets pulled away in the fourth quarter, hitting https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=517258532&clippingId=202374807&width=478&height=2105&user=6218880 10-for-12 shots from the foul line to beat Mayfield 48-32. Landry Crider got half of her team-high 18 points for Carlisle from behind the arc. Mollie Henderson added 12 points. Kyler Henson topped the Lady Cardi- nals with 13 points. In the championship contest, Carlisle out- scored Hickman Coun- ty 27-13 in the second half and won 47-35. Crider led the offense again with 15 points, while Alexis Hall got 11. Leigh Anne Jones was tops for Hickman Coun- ty, who led 22-20 at halftime, with 12 points. Henderson was named tournament MVP. ——— Mayfield 11 4 11 6 — 32 Carlisle Co. 13 11 10 14 — 48 MAYFIELD — Henson 13, Looper 9, Sullivan 5, Felts 3, Duke 2. Field goals: 10. 3-pointers: 5 (Hen- son 3, Felts, Sullivan). Free throws: 7/7. Fouls: 17. Record: 7-5. CARLISLE — Crider 18, Henderson 12, Wright 3, O’Neill 2, Owens 3, Tyler 4, Hall 4, Garrett 2. Field goals: 14/23. 3-pointers: 5/8 (Crider 3, Henderson, Owens). Free throws: 15/19. Rebounds: 20. Fouls: 10. ——— Carlisle Co. 11 9 16 11 — 47 Hickman Co. 16 6 8 5 — 35 CARLISLE — Crider 15, Alexis Hall 11, Henderson 9, Wright 4, Tyler 2, Garrett 4, Owens 2. Field goals: 16/40. 3-point- ers: 3/11 (Crider 3). Free throws: 12/15. Rebounds: 30 hen 10. Fouls: 9. Record: 12-1. HICKMAN — Jones 12, Skaggs 3, Bartolo 3, Taylor 6, Wilkey 5, Rushing 6. Field goals: 15. 3-pointers: 4 (Taylor 2, Skaggs, Wilkey). Free throws: 1/7. Fouls: 14. Record: 7-4. https://westkybasketball.com/henderson-boys-high-school-defeats-tornado-1925/ 2026-07-25T13:41:23+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1184688227&clippingId=202373840&width=607&height=2217&user=6218880 SECOND TRIMMING *, IS SUFFERED AT HANDS OF BARRETT Henderson High Defeats Tornado 25 to 17 In Manual Gym. ". Barrett Manual's strong. basketball squad defeated the Blue Tornado of Tilghman for the second time. this season last night in the Henderson gym. The score was 27 to 17. The Barrett men displayed the same speed and skill which they demonstrated on the Paducah floor recently, according to a message from Henderson, and Coach Sullivan's boys were never able to stop their rushing attack. - Barrett counted & pair of points at the beginning of the game, on fouls. In rapid succession Klutey, Bason and Robards shot field goals,, and at the end of the second quarter. the score was 8'to 7. Tilghman was soon" distanced" however and did not rally. According to Henderson dispatches, the Tornado this season lacks the strength and experience of last year's five, but as most of the players are under classmen, Coach: Sullivan's., machine must be reckoned with next year.. The teams lined up: Henderson 14 • I'os. Paducah Klutey 11....F. Habacker 5 Bason 4... .F Twitchell Robards 5....0. .... Clifton 4 Weldon 4.....G. Neel 4 Trimpe 1....G. ... Mahaffey 4 Substitutions: Henderson: Butze for Bason, Bason for Weldon. Montgomery for Trimpe. Paducah:, Gilbert for Twitchell. Referee: Hebbler, of Evansville.' Timer: Finn of Henderson. "Scorer: Selle Henderson. https://westkybasketball.com/bardwell-girls-defeat-aurora-1931/ 2026-07-24T19:49:45+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1185811279&clippingId=202330511&width=587&height=1310&user=6218880 Substitutions - Bardwell: Boyd, Harvey: Aurora: Stewart. Bardwell (24) Pos. Murray (30) Beard 5 ....... F........ Rahm 8 Evans 2 Rickard 2 Marsh 5 Miller Tibb3 8 Brinkley Terry 1 . G..... Phillips Substitutions: Bardwell - Duncan (3); Murray-Owens (9); Russell (4). BARDWELL, KY., Jan. 10 (Speclal) -Bardwell split a doubleheader here Friday night. Bardwell girls won over Aurora 29 to 21 while M. S. T. C. Freshmen nosed out a 30 to 24 victory ' * over the Red and White lads. In 8 somewhat slow game the Bardwell girls took an early lead and held it all the way. The Bardwell boys took an early lead and' were leading 20 to at the end of the third quarter. Murray boys put on steam and began to travel fast and tied the score 24 all with only 12 seconds to go.. As the final gun sounded the score still remained 24-all and in a three minute play M. S. •T. C. came in with rally that ended the game 30 to 24. V The lineucs: •Girls' Game Bardwell (29) Pos Aurora (21) E. Cothes 13....F.... Adams 6 Stanley. , 6........F..... L. Ross T. Cothes 3 C...... E. Ross Blasingame 7 .. G Reg. Johnson 11 Shaffer ' .........G.... R. Johnston https://westkybasketball.com/kuttawa-boys-trounces-mattoon-45-to-16-1932/ 2026-07-24T19:40:52+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1185813404&clippingId=202329745&width=569&height=1212&user=6218880 Kuttawa Trounces Mattoon, 45 to 16 KUTTAWA, KY., Feb. 8 (Special) -The Kuttawa high school Lyons rode rough shod over the Mattoon quintet in a game played on the local floor Saturday night. In administering this 45-16 defeat to the Crittenden county boys, the Lyons turned in their most Impressive victory of the season. The Kuttawa Cubs were defeat12-10 In an overtime period by the "B" team from Marion. Kuttawa- Fg Aft Fim T Woodall. ... . . ..6 0 13 Jennings, 1 3 6 Irwin, f Young, Robertson, C .........6 ..3 18 g 6 Gray, g ... 0 Sanders, g OH 1 Scott, g ... ...0 0 Totals . .....20 10 5 45 Mattoon- F: Aft Ftm T Mayes, f McKinley, f .......0 1 Hendrix, 3 7 O'Neal, c .........1 3 Truitt, g .........0 0 Manley, g B. Truitt, g Totals . . . .....7 9 2 16 https://westkybasketball.com/hickman-co-boys-with-barclays-falls-in-thriller-1968/ 2026-07-24T19:33:24+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=429438543&clippingId=202329089&width=860&height=2804&user=6218880 of of Hickman County With Barclays, Falls In Thriller BARDWELL, Ky.- Sensational County enabled Coach Bobby towering Hickman County Falcons here Tuesday night. Hickman County absorbed though the fabled Barclay cousins were back in the lineup after sitting out the two previous games for disciplinary reasons. David Sams' field goal with seconds left, followed by Ray Bogle's basket with only 10 seconds remaining spelled victory for the Comets. The winning Comets threatened to stage a runaway at halftime, when the home team built up a commanding 8-point lead 37-29. A pair of quick baskets early the third stanza sent the Coments on top by 11 points, 41-29. The proud Falcons were far from through, however, and immediately began cutting the gap. At the end of the period, the score was, deadlocked at 49-49. The teams matched baskets throughout the final period until Sams' fielder sent the Comets on top 63-62. The Falcons had several opportunities but couldn't cram the ball through the, hoop and Carlisle got another shot. Bogle hit with 10 seconds to go to seal the verdict. Shelly Barclay scored with 6 seconds left to cut the final margin to one-point but time ran out before the Falcons got another shot. Danny Duncan, with 18 points, was Carlisle's leading scorer, followed by Sams and. Joe Hudson with 13, and Bogle with 12. The Barclays showed no ill effects from their layoff as Shelly hit for 20 points, Joe followed with 18 and Allen Barclay tallied 14 points. Joe, a towering 6-5½ center, did a tremendous job on the boards for the Falcons, collecting more, than half of Falcons' rebounds during the game. Carlisle solved Hickman's zone with a classy display of outside shooting. The victory gives the Comets a 94 mark, while Hickman County now owns a 10-4 mark. The final horn touched off a wild victory celebration by Carlisle County fans, who lauded the successful efforts of their Comets in knocking off the Region's top-ranked quintet. Carlisle County 15 37 49 65 Hickman County 17 29 49 64 CARLISLE (65) Sams 13, Duncan Hudson Booker, 13, Bogle 12, Langston 9, Nunley, 'HICKMAN CO. (64) A. Barclay Mullins 10, J. Barclay 18, S. Barclay 20, Perry 2, Crume. outside shooting by Carlisle Hoskins' Comets to edge the 65-64 in a real cliff hanger its third loss in a row, even 52 to of who 12- the the 1961- coach A and over and same of Dick | in All five coach July Pirates Defeat Cardinals GOLCONDA, Ill., Pope County snapped a five-game losing skein here Tuesday night and walloped Equality 77-61. In registering their third win of the campaign against 11 setbacks, the Pirates broke open a close game in the third stanza and outpointed the visitors 24-14 to ice the game. Four Pirates finished in double figures. Leading the way was Tony Allen with 24, followed by Bill Sweat 16, Tim Wagner with 15 and Phillip Clark with 12. Mark Mossman racked up 25 for Equality and Jim Pearce had 23. Pope County 14 26 50 77 Equality COUNTY 14 25. Wagner 39 15, 61 POPE (77) Boyd 9, Sweat 16, Allen 24, Clark 12, Richards 1, Swinford, Solomon, Taytor. EQUALITY- (61) Moore 6, Wendel Mossman 25, Jim Pearce 23, Jennings 1, Boyer 2. Louisville Outlasts Dayton LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Louisville outlasted the University of Dayton 73-72 in a sloppily played basketball game Tuesday night, as the Cardinals returned home from the first time Louisville breezed to a 38-31 halftime lead and continued to hit over the Dayton zone defense early in the second half in galloping to a 59-44 lead with 12 minutes left in the game. However, 6-foot-10 substitute center Danoore George Janky and scored all his 15 points in the second half to put the pressure on the Cardinals. Shoemaker Is Injured In Fall https://westkybasketball.com/benton-boys-defeat-heath-in-overtime-1956/ 2026-07-23T18:54:36+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=428761125&clippingId=202259543&width=860&height=1560&user=6218880 By BILL CARTER, MURRAY, Ky., March 9 quarter to tie the score and the overtime period in the Regional Tournament here Heath snapped the Pirates' win detent. at 30 straight games, the only team in Kentucky to finish the regular season in unbeaten fashion. Mayfield put on another sterling performance to edge past disfirst game of the largtrict rival Sedalla, 49-46 in the est crowds ever to witness a game In the Purchase. Mayfield and Benton square off Saturday night at 8 for the to represent the First Region in the State Tournament at Lexington on March 14-17. Mayfield is defending regional champion. Indians Trail By Eleven Benton, trailing by 11 points late in the third period, turned in a sparkling performance in the last quarter and overtime period to notch the win over the highlyfavored Pirates. Mayfield played another deliberate type game in dropping Sedalia. The Cards weren't as sharp as they were in dropping Tighman in the opening round, but came through in the final 1:16 seconds to notch the victory. Benton threw up a sterling deTense and limited the Pirates' Martin Holland to only 17 points, his low for the season in beating the Bucs. Holland managed to get only five points in the first half, but spurted briefly in the third period, only to have the Indians blanket the giant center in the final canto and the overtime. Benton, trailing 46-35 with only 29 seconds remaining in the third period, got a spark from 6-4 substitute J. D. Gammel who hit jump shot and poured in a followup to cut the gap to 46-39 at the end of the period. Benton Misses Final Fling Coach Bill Farris' Indians continued to pull up on the Pirates, cutting the gap to five points, 54- 49, with three minutes left in the game. The Tribe promptly went into an all-court press and the Pirates managed to hit only three free throws in the remainder of Wes Santee In Two-Section Run Tonight MILWAUKEE, March 9 (P) - The featured mile run in Saturday night's Journal Games shaped up Friday as a two-section race with Wes Santee competing against ‹ catch-as-catch-can field in one of them. In this respect the race will be near of last week's Knights of Columbus meet. The controversial miler won his Sports Editor Benton rallied in the final on to upset Heath 60-59 in semi-final round of the First regulation playing time. Tom Morgan pushed in a fielder two foul shots to cut the lead to 56-54 with 1:15 left the game. Benton moved ahead 39 seconds left in the contest big Stedman Baker hit 15 jump shot and was fouled by Birdsong. Baker canned his charity toss to put the Indians a 57-56. Heath's Jack Peyton countered with a charity toss, but his second try and "Bear" rebounded for the Indians. Benton held the ball, waiting a good shot, with Don Jackson missing a 20-footer just before the ended. Heath controlled the tip to start overtime period and Peyton the Pirates ahead with a jump 23 seconds had elapsed. Morgan came back with a 15- to tie the score again. After two clubs had exchanged the Birdsong was called for oftensive charging with 37 seconds in the contest. Gammell, the offended player, hit the first shot, missed the second and Holland rebounded for the Pirates. Heath worked the ball around, waiting for good shot, finally getting the ball to Holland who fouled. Big Martin missed both attempts and Stone grabbed the for the Indians. Heath finalintercepted the ball with three seconds left and Peyton attempted long heave, but missed. Heath held the upper hand in opening period, leading 20-15 the end of the first quarter. Benton came back to take the lead the second quarter as Holland only three shots in the first and hit two as Baker did a standout job in keeping the ball from the big center The Indians managed to hold 8 lead with six minutes left in third period when the Pirates caught fire and appeared to be on way to victory No. 31. The Pirates poured in 12 points to only for Benton in running up the margin late in the period, to have the Indians score two goals before the canto ended went on to win in the over- Baker, besides his stering defeneffort on Holland, banged in points for the Indians, hitting seven field goals and two foul Ed Jones was next with a point output and Gammell hit 10 points in relief. Stone scored six points, but snagged three rebounds late in the game. Besides Holland's 17 point outPeyton and Eddie Williams 15 points each for the Bucs. Heath hit 49 per cent of its field attempts 24 of 49. Benton connected on 21 of 61 flings. The Indians actually won the game at foul line, hitting 18 of. 25 comto 11 of 22 for the Bucs. Mayfield, which had held the | Box Scores Player fta-m MAYFIELD. (49) Pember, R. Story, 11- 6 12-10 Fiser, 32 Knight, G Henderson, .10 0 0 J. Story, G 0- 0 0 Totals 35-17 24-15 SEDALIA (46) Player 1ga-m f1a-m Vest. 13- Galloway, G. Guthrie, 20 J. Guthrie, C Key, G 10 8 Page, G .13- 5 2 Totals .43-15 28-16 Mayfield 15 13 . . BENTON (60) Player 1ga-m fta-m Stone, Dailey, 4 0 0 00 Gammell, S. Baker, 19- Jones. \ G T. Morgan, Jackson, 2- 0 Totals 61-21 25-18 HEATH (59) Player 1ga-m f1a-m Peyton, 13- 5 Boldry, 1• 0 0 Williams, Holland, Birdsong. Jordan, G Totals . 49-24 22-11 Benton . . . 15 31 Heath .20 57 upper hand most of the game, suddenly found itself trailing 46-45 with 1:16 left in the contest. the Cardinals quickly overtook Third District champions moved ahead to stay. Bob Henderson fired in a jump shot to shoot the Redbirds a 47-46 advantage with 55 seconds left in the game. Sedalia missed its field goal attempt seconds later and Bob Knight rebounded for Cards with 39 seconds remaining. Mayfield lost the ball on a pass, but Rex Story re-intercepted a Sedalia pass and was fouled with 18 seconds left. Story hit both tries and Jim Page fired a despera• tion shot with two seconds but missed, and school was for the once-beaten Lions. Rex Story Scores 22 Coach Jack Story's defending regional champions set the pace in the early stages of the game the Cards took the lead at and shot into a 15-9 margin Ken Pembers hit four straight jump shots from 15-feet out. dalia came back to cut the to 15-13 at the end of the period (Fand tied the score at 17-all early in the second quarter. The mainder of the second period nip-and-tuck with Mayfield top 27-25 at halftime. Sedalia led 31-27 in the third period, but Mayfield came back to knot the score at 36-all moved ahead at 38-36 on two throws by R. Story. The Cards trailed only once thereafter, a late splurge wrapping up game. Rex Story led the Cardinal tack with a 22 point effort. Pember added 11 points before fouling out in the second period and Henderson counted 10 points. Vest, Junior Guthrie and Page scored 12 each for the Lions. Sun-Democrat went tonight. | the and Heath in with when foot Hoppy into missed Stone for game the put after footer the ball, left but was ball ly a the at in got half away 34-33 the their two 46-35 only field and time. sive 16 on tries. 12 for only key put, tabbed goal the pared https://westkybasketball.com/benton-boys-downs-north-marshall-1956/ 2026-07-23T18:32:52+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=428767164&clippingId=202257709&width=640&height=2706&user=6218880 Benton 63-51; BENTON, Ky, Jan. 3-Benton hit a sizzling 62 per cent of its shots in the first quarter here tonight and went on to drop county rival North Marshall 63-51. It was the 12th straight win for the unbeaten Indians. Coach Billy Joe Farris' Indians jumped into an early lead and were never headed, although the Jets made a determined bid-in the final canto. The Indians jumped into a 12-2 lead midway of the first quarter and continued to roll up the points for an 18-3 margin at the end of the period. The Tribe hit on eight of 13 shots in the period while North Marshall was managing only one fielder in 11 attempts. • North Marshall started to move in the second period as the Jets outscored Benton 17-11, but the Indians still managed to hold a 29-20 halftime margin. Benton upped the lead as the third period got under way and held a 14-point margin, 44-30, late in the quarter before Bill Joe Metcalfe hit a fielder to narrow the score to 44-32 at the end of the quarter. The determined Jets pulled to within seven points, 45-38, with 5:53 left in the contest and trailed by seven, 49-42, with 4:20 remaining. Benton surged back though and held a 57-47 lead with 1:35 left and went on to win by 12 points. Ed Jones hit for 14 points to pace the Benton attack while Stedman Baker was close behind with 13 markers. Ron Doyle led the North Marshall scoring with 23 tallies. Robert Hall, high-scoring center, was held to two points before fouling out in the final period. Benton 18 29 44 63 North Marshall 3 20 32 51 Benton (63) Forwards: Dailey 4, Stone 12. Center: Stone 13. Guards: Morgan 10, Jones 14, Jackson 10. North Marshall (51) Forwards: Metcalfe 15, Doyle 23. Centers: Hall 2, Wilson. Guards: Ford 6, Lampley, Story 3, Ricks 2. https://westkybasketball.com/barringer-scores-62points-1956/ 2026-07-23T18:24:21+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=428754316&clippingId=202256984&width=860&height=1387&user=6218880 is is at a is Barriger Hits For 62 Points CUNNINGHAM, Ky., Feb. Barriger set a new Purchase the season here tonight with the Wildcats rolled over Milburn Barriger's fantastic point total passes the 56 points scored by Almo's Gene Herndon earlier in the season. mark was only eight shy of Glyn Shrodes* alltime scoring mark of 70 points scored at Bardwell three years ago. The big 6-3 Cunningham center also broke the school record held by Donald Davis with 55 points. Barriger amassed his fabulous point total on 25 field goals and 12 foul shots. The high-scoring pivoter ! really poured in the points in the final half, gathering eight field goals in the third period and 11 in the final canto. Cunningham jumped into a 21-6 first period lead and never trailed. Gordie Brent tabbed 26 for Milburn's top effort. Cunningham . .21 53 87 127 Milburn 6 22 32 55 Cunningham (127) Forwards: Milner 5, Hays 8, Puckett 10, Hook 13. Center: Barriger 62. Guards: Byassee 6, Hunt 12, Petrie 2, McGowan 4 4, Moss 8. Milburn (55) Forwards: Burgess 8, Courtney 2, Gorham 3, Gholson Centers: Tyler 2, Dunnavant 1. Guards: Richards 7, Rambo Brent 26. 7-Cunningham's Brodie individual scoring record for a 62-point performance as 127-55. Guards: R. Vaughan 12, Vaughan 11, Crain 2. Dawson Springs 83, Lyon 66 KUTTAWA, Ky., Feb. 7-The Dawson Springs Panthers trounced the Lyon County Lyons by a score of 83-66 here tonight. High scoring honors for the game went to Jerry Bozarth, Lyon County forward, who tallied 25. He was just ahead of Wendell Aiken, Dawson Springs guard, who scored 24. Dawson Springs ..21 31 56 83 Lyon County ...13 30 47 66 Dawson Springs (83) Forwards: Cox 15, Lanham 10, Milton 2. Center: Hancock 17. Guards: Akin 24, Turner 15. Lyon County (66) Forwards: Holloway 4, Bozarth 25. Center: Hudson 6. Guards: Burton 17, Cothran 10, Robertson Fulton led at every turn of the and held 45-32 lead at the Fulton 77, Cayce 71 CAYCE, Ky., Feb. 7- The Cayce Tigers, who won their first game in 37 tries last week, gave Fulton Bulldogs a hard way to go tonight before the Bulldogs finally won 77-71. Fulton led at every turn of the https://westkybasketball.com/3830-2/ 2026-07-16T18:45:34+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1186259337&clippingId=201761495&width=542&height=740&user=6218880 Cunningham Noses Out Lovelaceville CUNNINGHAM, Ky., Jan. 19- Led by Gourley, center who scored 10 points, Cunningham's basketball team nosed out the Lovelaceville five here last night, 26 to 24. Cunningham, although grabbing a 10 to 4 lead in the first quarter, barely able to stave off the visitors' attack until the final whistle. Cunningham .led by one point14 to 13-at the half. The lineups: Cun'gham (26) Pos. Love'ville (24) Clark 6 F........ Turner 2 Byassee Nelson 4 Gourley 10 C....... Hayes Pennebaker 4. .G....... Holley 10 Dossette 6 G........ Moore 8 https://westkybasketball.com/lowes-girls-defeats-calloway-1978/ 2026-07-14T15:14:24+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=426342440&clippingId=201612820&width=860&height=1182&user=6218880 PAGE 7-B SUN DEMOCRAT, PADUCAH, KENTUCKY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1978 By MARK HULTMAN SD Ass'tS Sports Editor MURRAY, Ky. - The topranked Lowes Lady Blue Devils brought Marshall County's unbeaten streak to a screeching halt Thursday "night but not before fighting off the Lady - Marshals' comeback efforts in the second half. Lowes, in its first outing since Jan. 9, upped its record to 12-1 with a 61-47 triumph over the previously-unbeaten Lady Marshals, now 11-1 and ranked third.* The Lady Blue Devils weathered serious foul problems in the first half and then watched in the second half as their hosts shaved a 13-point deficit to one point. Four starters guards Laura Gourley and Tammy Simmons, forward Deena Hart and center Cindy Smith were each assessed with three personal fouls in the first half. Simmons, a 5-7 senior, provided the early spark for the Bushrod rebounds To Lowes girls deal Lakers first loss Lowes girls by accounting for her team's first 12 points enroute to a 12-3 lead at 1:16 of the first frame. She was given a rest at that point and a bucket by Susan Geveden carried Lowes to a 14-5 advantage as the frame came to an end. Besides the fact that the Lady Lakers lost their top scorer, Mina Todd, in a game Tuesday night against Marshall County, they were also hurt when starting forward Felecia Pinner picked up- her third personal foul in the opening quarter. Pinner, a 5-7 senior, proved to a thorn in side of Lowes coach Jim Long during most of the game. She maintained good board control until fouling out at the 2:17 mark of the final quarter. "We knew where to play her (Pinner)," Long said after the victory, adding "but we just didn't do the job. "'We didn't have any surprises tonight," he added. "I knew how strong they would be inside and they hustle real well.". Long also praised the jobs done by Gourley and Lowes' Stephanie Wyatt. "Gourley sparked us in the third quarter (with seven points) when we needed it. And Wyatt did a lot more than we expected her to. When she gets the ball inside,* she's tough." Long felt his team played smarter in the second half : as evidenced by the fact that no Lady Blue Devil fouled out of the contest. "We shot awful poorly in the first half (12 of 35 from the field and 1 of 7 from the charity stripe)." The Lady Blue Devils, however, countered in the 8 second half with an 11-of-26 showing from the field and a 14- of-26 performance from the free throw line. In the first half, Calloway County fared worse than did the Lowes girls. The Lady Lakers netted just 8 of 30 shots from the floor and 4 of 18 gratis attempts. But the scrappy Lady Lakers didn't give up the fight easily credited with (15 points. Cindy although they saw Lowes' lead Smith led the winners to a 52-41 balloon to 42-29 with 1:44 to play rebounding edge with 11 in the third period on a shot by retrieves while Deena Hart was, sophomore Mary Wagoner. credited with 10 rebounds and 4 Calloway County combined assists. field goals by Wyatt, Wagoner Redden claimed teamand Dawn Redden and a free scoring honors for Calloway throw by Pinner to cut the gap County- with 1 14 points while to 42-36 before Gourley gave guard Rose Ross chipped in 11 Lowes a 44-36 lead at the end of markers. the third quarter. Lowes connected on 23 of 61 In the fourth quarter, the field attempts for 38 percent Lady Lakers again fashioned a and 15 of 33 charity tosses for 45 seven-point streak on two field percent. goals and a free throw by Redden and a putback by Calloway County sacked 20 of Pinner to move to within one 66 shots from the floor for 30 point of Lowes' lead, 44-43, at percent and added 7 of 30 gratis 5:13. But a short jumper by Jill attempts for 23 percent. Hart and two free throws by Cindy Smith gave their team some breathing room and the Lowes girls outscored Calloway County 13-4 the rest of the game. Simmons finished with 16 points and game-scoring honors for Lowes while Jill Hart was Lowes . . . . ... 14 25 44 61 Calloway County .... 5 20 36 47 LOWES (61) - J. Hart 15, Wilson 2, T. Smith 2, C. Smith 4, D. Hart 7, Gourley 7, Simmons 16, Geveden 8, S. Smith, Sullivan. CALLOWAY CO. (47) - Imes 2, Ross 11, Wyatt 9, Redden 14, Pinner 7, M. Miller Wagoner 2, Willie, Winchester, P. Overby, R. Overby, Carson, S. Miller, Hoke. Wright keys Wildcat win - center Chip Edwards - poured in 10 points apiece. The Lakers connected on 27 of 66 shots from the field for 41 percent and 8 of 16 charity tosses for 50 percent. They butrebounded the Blue Devils 60-35. Lowes sank 24 of 69 field goal attempts for 35 percent and 11 of 15 free throw tries for 73 percent. Johnson accounted for 8 rebounds and Jones was credited with 7 retrieves. Lowes : . 16 21 35 59 Calloway County . 15 31 48 62 LOWES (59) - Jones 10, Knight 15, Terry 10, Wilkerson 2, Morris 8, Dawson 2, Edwards 10, Johnson 2. CALLOWAY CO. (62) Olive 10, McCallon 12, Lamb 6, Lockhart 6, Bushrod 24, Garland 4, Darnell. CADIZ, Ky. - Mike Wright 13 from the line for 48 percent. scored 25 points to lead Trigg The Wildcats had 38 rebounds, 6 County 'past Crittenden County turnovers, 10 assists and 4 68-55 here Thursday night. steals. Trigg County trailed at Crittenden County canned 23 halftime 32-31 before coming of 52 from the field for 44 back for the win, its sixth in 15 percent and 9 of 18 gratis tosses games. for 50 percent. The Rockets Ricky Radford added committed 14 turnovers, pulled 18 and 11 rebounds for the down 31 rebounds, had 5 assists points Wildcats. John Ben Travis and 3 steals. chipped in 15 markers. Trigg County travels to Hopkinsville tonight while Dennis Dooms headed Crittenden County, 1-13, travels Crittenden County with 20 to Webster County tonight. points. Ron Kelly had 12 points while Spencer Cozart scored 11 Crittenden County. . . . . . . 16 32 43 55 and pulled down 9 Trigg County. .. . .. 14 31 49 68 points rebounds. Ronnie Heady fired CRITTENDEN CO. (55) - Dooms 20, in 10 markers for the Rockets. Kelly 12, Cozart 11, Heady 10, Croft 2. TRIGG CO. (68) - Wright 25, Radford Trigg County hit 31 of 76 from 18, Travis 15, Alexander 4, Morris 4. Miller the floor for 41 percent and 6 of 2. https://westkybasketball.com/casey-boys-ends-46-game-losing-streak-1956/ 2026-07-24T19:35:51+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=428747049&clippingId=201611393&width=627&height=1329&user=6218880 CAYCE, Ky., Feb. 3- -The Cayce Tigers ended a 46-game losing span extending over three seasons tonight by defeating Woodland Mills, Tenn., 77-66. Cayce lost 20 games in a row this season before tonight's game. Last season the Tigers dropped 25 straight. In the 1953-54 season the Tigers began their losing streak in the last game of the campaign. Cayce's last victory was February 19, 1954, when it beat Almo, 66-60. Tonight the Tigers went ahead, 22-15, at the first turn and held a 42-33 halftime lead. The Tigers held a 57-53 third period lead and upped the lead in the final period. Billy Curtsinger, Tiger forward, took scoring honors with 29 points. Gray scored 17 for the losers. Cayce . .. 22 42 57 77 Woodland Mills ...15 33 53 66 Cayce (77) Forwards: Mosley 9, Curtsinger 29. Center: Henderson 18. Guards: Scearce -8, Curlin 13. Woodland Mills (66) Forwards: Prather 14, McGaugh 2, Gray 17, Logan 2. Center: Phillips 12. Guards: Chappell, 12, Whipple 7. https://westkybasketball.com/hickman-co-wins-21st-1969/ 2026-06-26T18:21:00+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=429414886&clippingId=200224641&width=860&height=3784&user=6218880 Edge Past 58-54 By Hickman in Kentucky "brakes" 'hustling JERRY ATKINS, Sun-Democrat Sports Editor County's high-flying Falcons--the winningest team high school basketball circles--produced valuable off an effective full-court press and nipped Heath's Pirates 59-54 in the Buc Gymnasium Friday night. The victory, the 13 straight| for Coach Jim Voight's "Big Red", was the 21st of the season against only one setback for Hickman County--the First Region's second-ranked club. Hickman's only loss was a 10- point decision last Dec. 7 at Paducah Tilghman-ranked the number one in the region, The Falcons' 21-1 mark is the best won-loss showing in the state. Heath, losers to Hickman County by a 62-46 count two weeks ago at Clinton, moved to a 10-point advantage - 25-15 - with 2:38 remaining in the first half, but the Pirates fell apart against Hickman County's press. Coach Frank Wright's Bucs, rated third in the region by area coaches, gave up three buckets in the last 40 seconds of the first half and the Falcons managed a 29-all deadlock at the break. Heath managed four points in the last two and a half minutes before intermission while the Redmen from Hickman pumped in 14. After trailing by 10, the Falcons went to work from long range with 6-0 freshman Fay Jordan hitting two straight 20- footers. A pair of free throws by 6-2 senior Alan Barclay and another 20-footer, this time by 6-0 senior Ronnie Mullins cut into the margin... setting the stage for the late-second splurge. The lead changed hands five times in the early goings of the second half before the taller and stronger Falcons finally took control. Hickman moved to a five-point advantage, 39-34, midway through the third period and clung to a three-point lead, 46-43 as the period ended. Heath battled back to within one point, 44-43, on a three-point play by 5-10 junior Mark Turner with 38 seconds remaining in the period, but could not regain the lead. The Falcons led by seven, 56- 49, with 1:40 left in the game before a Pirate press clipped off some of the margin. In the end, it was missed free throws that kept the battling| Bucs, from catching up. Heath missed a one -plus opportunity at 1:36, a two-shot effort at :48, and the first of another two-shot attempt at :30. For the game, the Pirates managed only 12 of 25 from the line ... and many| were on one-and-one situations. Hickman likewise had trouble at the charity stripe, converting only 14 of 28 in the game. The Falcons also missed a golden opportunity in the last period, missing three straight one-plus situations within a 25-second interval. The Falcons managed two free throws than did the host Pirates and only one more bucket from the field, hitting for 22 against 21 for the Bucs. Hickman County converted only 39 per cent of its field attempts while Heath scored on 44 per cent of its shots. James Crume, a 5-11 senior, led the Falcon scoring with 16 points, 6-0 junior center Terry Fuller followed closely with 15 and d Mullins added 10. David Hovekamp, Heath's 6-3 senior center, led the Bucs with 18 points and Turner, playing in a reserve role, cashed in 15. Hickman County 11 29 46 58 Heath 16 29 43 54 HICKMAN COUNTY (58) Crume 16, Mullins Barclay 10, 7, Ivy, Fuller McKendree 15, 2. Jordan 8, HEATH (54) Bobo 7, Cooper Hovekamp 18, Flood 2. Greston 6, EDITOR'S NOTE: Most of the high school basketball game reports listed on this page were reprinted from our Saturday morning edition for the benefit of Mayfield Conquers Fulton City FULTON, Ky. - The Mayfield Cardinals used an effective press in the third quarter to break open a tight game and| turn back the Fulton City Bulldogs here Friday 70-50. The Bulldogs led 13-12 at the end of the first period before the Cardinals forged a slight| 33-27 halftime edge. Then came the devastating Cardinal press which limited the Bulldogs to a meager seven points in the third stanza. Dave Fowler led the Cardinals with 16 points. He was fol-29 lowed by Joe Ford with 15, Phil Venable with 14 and Jerry Sanders with 10. | Sam Pirtle, with 15 points, and Dave Winston with 10, were the only Bulldogs in double figures. Mayfield 12 33 57 70 Fulton City 13 27 34 50 MAYFIELD (70)-Pitman 4, Walker 6, Fowler 16, Sanders 10, Brown 5, Venable 14, Ford 15. CITY (50)-Rose 9, tukiewicz 3, Peeples 2, Pirtle 15, Paw. ra 9, Winston 10, Moore 2. Cuba 90 Farmington 48 FARMINGTON, Ky.-Rugged Cuba flexed its muscles here Friday night and waltzed to a convincing 90-48 cage win over Farmington. The Cubs turned on the steam at the opening tipoff and never let up, dominating the play, especially on the boards. It was all over by the half with Cuba ahead 39-16. Leading the point parade for the Cubs was David Jones with 23, followed by Tom Swatzell's 20. Terry Darnell led the Wildcats with 18. Gary Barnes, the leading Farmington scorer, missed the contest because of a knee injury. The Cubs now are 15-9 and the Wildcats are 7-14. Cuba 16 39 Farminston 8 16 30 48 CUBA (90) J. Parm 8, B. Parm 5, Swatzell 20, McClure 12, Jones 23, Redden McKinney 5, 2. Howard 11, Hicks 2, Cook FARMINGTON (48)-Adams 3, Johnson 1, Sanderson 7, Arnett 5, Delk 11, Glover 3, Darnell 18. St. Mary 60 Joppa 54 The St. Mary Vikings took al thrilling come-from-behind decision from the Joppa Rangers 60-54 Friday. Trailing until late in the third period, the Vikings managed a 39-39 tie at the end of three periods, only to see the Rangers slip ahead again in the final stanza. The Vikings finally took the lead at 1:03 on a basket by Tom| Bender, 6-3 forward, before forging the final score of 60-54. Bender led the Vikings with 17 points. He was followed by Curtis Hixon with 16. Victor Jones led the Rangers with 24 points. Joe Girat added 14 and John Crossland scored 10th by the skein Tornado as closely Oak, up did to Big lead tied the the in quarter, in by 9 https://westkybasketball.com/clinton-central-defeats-hickman-1943/ 2026-06-26T18:13:18+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1190432669&clippingId=200224274&width=860&height=879&user=6218880 Central Of Clinton Defeats Hickman 29-15 For Jackson Purchase Conference Crown CLINTON, Ky., Feb. 6-The Cen-1 tral high school basketball team of Clinton was crowned champion of the Jackson Purchase Athletic Conference here tonight after it had scored a 29-15 win over the HickWildcats in the finals of the annual tournament. The Central team held a lead all the way in the championship tilt, and with the exception of one player, completely, bottled up the Hickman Yarbrough, scoring, attack. Hickman an guard, counted 10 of his team's 15 points for top scoring honors of the game. Everett and Jewell each tallied nine points for Central. Central worked its way into the final with a 26-24 win over Wingo and Hickman advanced 37-30 over Cayce in first round games played last night. The games worked out exactly ac- cording to the Dickinson system rating of the teams, the method used in selecting four teams to compete. Under the Dickinson system, Central was rated on top with Hickman second. Wingo was third and d Cayce fourth. The winners trophy was presented to the Central team by Lawrence Holland, Fulton, president of the conference. Capacity crowds saw both sessions of the meet. Lineups for the championship game: Central 29 .Pos. Hickman 15 Everett 9 ......F... Cardwell Jewell 9 ....... F......... Everett Stone 5 Jones 2 Bazzell G... Hall 1 Yates 6 Yarbrough 10 Substitutes--Central: Floyd; Hick-, man: Fields, Hurt 2. https://westkybasketball.com/franklin-breaks-even-with-aurora-girls-lose-boys-win-1931/ 2026-07-06T15:38:23+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1185812120&clippingId=200223919&width=575&height=1942&user=6218880 Franklin Breaks Even in 2 Games With Aurora High the peak of their season's. form FriThe Franklin Red' Devils reached day night when they walloped the Aurora boys, .29-18, in a game played In the Tighman high school gymnaslum. The Franklin. girls showed great improvement as they gave the Aurora girls. a fino battle only to. lose, 21-15. In the girls' game Franklin outplayed Aurora during the first: half and led 10-8 at its completion. Aurora played better in the • last two periods to score thirteen points while holding Franklin to five. Herring played great ball for Franklin with E. Ross and Reg. Johnston doing best for the winners. The Franklin boys, despite the fact that they lost several regulars by personal fouls, proved far superfor to Aurora: and led all the way, Franklin was ahead 17-10 half and in the last two perlods made four more points than Aurora. Nelson Hughes was the whole show on - the offense, accounting for elghteen . points. Wallace was the defensive star.. T. Adams tallied twelve points- for . Aurora. The line-ups: . Girls' Game. Franklin 15 Pos.. Aurora 21 Herring 9 F. Adams. 1 Goheen 2 F. L. Ross 3 V. Price C. Price G. Reg. Johnst'n 5 J. Scarboro'h 4 G. Reb Johns'n 4 Alderson, Substitutions--Franklin: Strauss, J. Scarborough, Houser, (2). Demmick; Aurora: Crass, Stewart * Boys' Game. Franklin 29 Pos. Aurora 18 R. Hughes 18 . F. Duncan. 3 N. Johnson 1 .. F. O, Adams 1 Alderson 4 C. . T.. Adams 12 P. Wallace Hughes 1 G. Jones 2 .. G. Richardson (3), Substitutions - Franklin: Brien son, Cole. Covert (2), Jeffords, B. John Referee: Austin. https://westkybasketball.com/sharp-defeats-lone-oak-1934/ 2026-06-26T18:15:01+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1186262509&clippingId=200223054&width=601&height=1802&user=6218880 SHARPE AGAIN IS VICTORIOUS OVER : LONE OAK, 33-27 E Holland's Athletes Gain - 13-1 Lead In First Quarter and Stay Ahead All the Way Lone Oak high school's Purple Flash, which won four games in. a row since being • nosed out by one point by Sharpe, met Sharpe again in the Lone Oak gymnasium last night• and lost again. Coach "Bubba" Holland's athletes won, by a 33 to score this time achieved their victory in much easier fashion than formerly. With an impressive" display of passing and goal-shooting the Marshall countains grabbed a 13-1 lead in the first period and despite frantic efforts of Lone Oak to rally, it was all in vain. the end of the first half Sharpe, led by' 18-11 and at the close of the third quarter, 23-17. The 'final period saw Sharpe constantly keep ahead by six points as the two teams matched goals. The Sharpe • Reserves beat the Lone Oak B team, 28-27. Lineups: Sharpe (33) "..Pos.. Lone Oak (27) E. Rudolph, 5' ..F .....Padgitt, 10 B. Rudolph, 8 ..F …Buckingham Seay, 10 ...C ......Davis, 2 Powers, 3 ......G C McNeil, 2 Nichols, 6 . .....G . Whittemore, 4 Substitutions - Sharpe: Young (1); Lone Oak: Overstreet, •White (9), Seitz. o Referee: Gore, Lone Oak. in https://westkybasketball.com/salem-defeats-shady-grove-1934/ 2026-06-26T18:15:27+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1186262509&clippingId=200222694&width=594&height=825&user=6218880 Salem High Defeats Shady Grave, 34-26 - SALEM, Ky., Feb. 10-The Salem high school Red - -Devils continued | their winning streak by defeating the Shady Grove high school quintet, 34-26, here last night. Salem will play Flat Rock here next Friday. : † Lineups: * Salem (34) Pos. S. •Grove (26) Maddux Hubbard. 5 Barnett, 8 ....F Woods, 4 Barnes, 15* C . ... Horning, 49 Lockhart, 4 E. Towery, 8 Grimes, 3°..... Ross Substitutions Salem: Quertemous (4); . Shady Grove: C. Towery, Dorris. Referee: .Tudor, Shady Grove. • | https://westkybasketball.com/fredonia-conquers-kuttawa-1934/ 2026-06-26T18:15:43+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1186261838&clippingId=200222443&width=592&height=853&user=6218880 Fredonia Conquers Kuttawa, 27 to 17 KUTTAWA, Ky., Feb. 3-The Kuttawa Lyons met defeat at the hands of the Fredonia Yellowjackets on home floor Friday night by a score of 27-17. The game was rough and very little ball shown by either team. Kuttawa had one man leave the game by the foul route and three of the Fredonia players left the conflict by the same way, Kuttawa (17) Pos. Fredonia (27) Cook, 3 ....F 11 B. Morefield, 5 'F .....Rushing, 2 J. Moorefield, ..C .....De Boe, 13 B. Yates, 1 ....G ...Bucklew Dycus, 3 ......G ...... Clift, 1 -Fredonia: S. Koon, McElroy, Hays; Kuttawa: Stubbs (5), and J. Yates. https://westkybasketball.com/kirksey-wins-over-faxon-high-1934/ 2026-06-26T18:15:59+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1186261838&clippingId=200222212&width=580&height=655&user=6218880 Kirksey Wins Over Faxon High, 32-22 MURRAY, Ky., Feb. 3-(Special) -The Kirksey Eagles defeated Fax011 at Kirksey night 32-22. The Eagles held a lead of 19-8 at the half: Lineups: Kirksey 32 Pos. Faxon : 22 Bazzell 10..... F . Ross 9 McCuiston 12... F ...... Bogard 5 Watson 2..... ... C Colson Cunningham 8..G Walker 6 Hanley..........G Workman 2 Substitutes Dixon. Copeland, Kirksey, Truitt and Clark, Faxon. https://westkybasketball.com/almo-defeats-lynn-grove-1934/ 2026-06-26T18:16:14+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1186261838&clippingId=200222065&width=593&height=734&user=6218880 Almo High Defeats Lynn Grove, 33-12 MURRAY, Ky., Feb. 3-(Special) -Almo won over Lynn Grove 33-12 at Lynn Grove Friday night with Almo holding the Wildcats scoreless during the first quarter and to 2 points the first half. Almo held a 20-4 margin at the third period. Almo 33 Pos. Lynn Grove 12 Joslin 3........ F Flint 5 Shroat 3....... F ........ Scott 5 Maddox 18..... C Hall Moore 6........ G Cochran Burkeen. G Story 2 Substitutes - Almo: Burkeen : 3, Stroud, Smith; referee - Jenkins, M..S. C. https://westkybasketball.com/sedalia-girls-picture-1976/ 2026-06-24T14:59:16+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=429760532&clippingId=200221066&width=860&height=824&user=6218880 put on top 2 22 20 First Region girls' champs Members of the Sedalia girls' basketball team pose with their first-place trophy after they captured the First Region championship with a 56-40 victory over Murray High Saturday afternoon. The Lady Lions earn a trip to the state tournament this week and will play Allen County-Scottsville in the last game Thursday night. (Staff Photo by Mike Finch) https://westkybasketball.com/sedalia-cops-girls-crown-1976-page-1/ 2026-06-24T14:56:13+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=429760532&clippingId=200220887&width=860&height=1020&user=6218880 Sedalia cops girls crown Kentucky High School Girls State Tournament for the first time. "When she wants to play and move, nobody can stop her," a jubilant Coach Ken Wray noted after the game. "They were ready for her. They tried to stop her with three people and sometimes it looked like their whole team was after her. But she outdid them." As a result, Sedalia will play in the Kentucky High School Girls State Tournament this By PAT MOYNAHAN Sun-Democrat Sports Editor MAYFIELD, Ky. - Sedalia's Lady Lions rode the heroics of 6-0 center Belinda Davidson to the greatest athletic achievement in the history of the school here Saturday afternoon. Miss Davidson scored 28 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to fire the Lady Lions past Murray High, 56-40, in the finals of the First Region Tournament and into the week at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond. The Lady Lions will meet unbeaten Allen County-Scottsville, a 58-54 winner over Barren County in the Fourth District final, in the last opening round game Thursday night. The trip will be the first for Sedalia, a high school of 150 students. No other Sedalia team in any sport has won a regional title and advanced to the state level of competition. Furthermore, no other Graves County team has qualified for a 'Cats best Niagara in opening NIT play By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Chris Potter scored 23 points, including seven in a game-breaking stretch at the end, to lead Holy Cross to an 84-77 victory over St. Peter's, N.J., in the first round of the 39th National Invitation Basketball Tournament Saturday night. In an earlier first round game Saturday night at Madison Square Garden, Melvin Watkins hit a jump shot with 1:03 left in overtime and Lew Massey hit four killing points at the end to lift North CarolinaCharlotte to a 79-74 victory. Earlier in the day, Bob Fowler led Kentucky on a ninepoint tear midway through the second half and the Wildcats went on to whip Niagara 67-61. Providence beat North Carolina A&T 84-68 as Bob Misecivius scored 16 secondhalf points. The St. Peter's-Holy Cross match wasn't decided until the final four minutes of the game, when Potter keyed a 13-3 burst that pulled the Crusaders away from a 69-68 lead to 82-73 with 40 seconds remaining. The UNC-Charlotte-San Francisco game was easily the most dramatic of the day in the NIT's opening round. The Dons seemed to have the game locked up with a 69-67 lead with 21 seconds left before the UNC-Charlotte 49ers came back to tie the in state event since Symsonia won the First Region Boys State Basketball Tournament in 1960. And, it looked like most of Graves County was on hand to support the Lady Lions. Sedalia rooters nearly filled one side of the Mayfield High School gymnasium for the showdown between the fourth-ranked Lady Lions and sixth-rated Lady Tigers. They had plenty to cheer about after Miss Davidson scored eight points in the second quarter to rocket Sedalia into a lead it never surrendered en route to its 12th consecutive triumph. and 19th victory in 22 starts. Murray High, 15-4, threw everything it had into stopping Miss Davidson and it proved the Lady Bengals undoing. Denise Bumphis, who scored 26 points in a semifinal win over St. Mary, picked up three fouls in the first five minutes of play and sat out much of the rest of the game. Tammy Boone, Murray's leading scorer, fell while trying to cut off a pass to Miss Davidson and twisted an ankle. She missed the second quarter and limped through the final two periods. "We just had bad luck today," Murray Coach Jane Fitch said. "Some of it we made ourselves. But when Tammy got hurt and Denise got in foul trouble, we had too much to overcome." "They had a little bad luck with Boone getting hurt and I can sympathize with them," Coach Wray said. "Belinda was hurt two-thirds of the season." Before Misses Bumphis and Boone exited in the opening stanza, Murray High ran up a 14-6 advantage. The score was tied three times in the early going but the Lady Bengals put together an eight-point surge midway of the period. Miss Bumphis bagged a putback to ignite the surge but went to the bench with her third foul on the return trip downcourt. Cindy Jetton followed with a pair of layups off the fast break and Marlene Farrell zeroed a jumper in the circle to provide the 14-6 margin with 3:04 showing. Sedalia went to full-court pressure and rallied with baskets by Andrea Morris and Miss Davidson before Miss Boone was injured and left the floor. After her departure, Miss Davidson came up with a threepoint play and Jennifer Flood hit from the top of the circle with 22 seconds left to lift the Lady Lions on top, 15-14. Miss Jetton regained the lead for Murray High with a layup but a free throw by Janna Page produced a 16-16 deadlock at the stop. Murray scored but one point in the second stanza without Misses Bumpis and Boone. The Lady, Bengals, who hit eight of 13 shots in the first quarter, missed all seven attempts in See BELINDA, Page 2D Providence's first-round victory shot the Friars into a quart game Louisville, Tuesday night against one of four seeded teams that drew a first-round bye in the 12-team tourney. Mount Pulaski triumphs CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) Jeff Clements scored five baskets in the fourth quarter, including the winning shot with 42 seconds to play Saturday night, to give Mount Pulaski a 59-58 victory over ROVA and the Class A Illinois high school basketball championship. Clements accounted for 10 of Mount Pulaski's 14 points in the fourth quarter to overshadow a sterling performance by ROVA's Dave Johnson, who pumped in 28 total points. Going into the fourth quarter, ROVA held a 46-45 lead before Dave Welch put Mount Pulaski ahead. The lead see-sawed right down to the very end when Clements scored what proved to be the winning basket. With 18 second left, ROVA had the ball out of bounds but Dwight Peterson took a final shot and missed. Providence held only a 42-37 lead, before Misecivius took charge of the game early in the second half. By winning the opening game, Kentucky advanced to Tuesday night's quarter-final against Kansas State, another team which drew a first-round bye. The run-and-gun Kentucky team, from the Southeastern Conference, seemed to have command of the game with a 43-33 lead well into the second half. But Niagara, an independent from upstate New York, ripped off eight straight points and pulled within 43-41 with 10:21 left. Fowler then scored his first basket of the game and converted a free throw for a threepoint play, giving Kentucky a five-point lead. The Wildcats then got field goals from Truman Claytor, Fowler and Larry Johnson for a 52-41 lead with 7:43 remaining in the game. Kentucky later scored eight in a row for a 60-45 lead, then withstood a late rally by the Purple Eagles. KENTUCKY (67) Givens 4 8-9 16, Lee 7 6-7 20, Phillips 1-5 3, Johnson 4 4-9 12, Warford 0 34 3, Fowler 2 1-1 5, Claytor 3 0-0 6, Haskins 0 2-3 2, Casey 0 0-0 0, Holland 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 25-38. NIAGARA (61) Allen 4 4-6 12, Cox 1. 6-7 8, Hanley 3 7-7 13, Scaffidi 1 34 5, Walker 8 2-3 18, McDaniel 1 0-0 2, Harper 0 1-2 1, Watson 1 0-0 2, Mecca 0 0-0 0. Totals 19 23-29. Leite's 34 to 87-77 TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Marcos Leite scored a game-high 34 points to pace Pepperdine to a come-from-behind 87-77 victory over Memphis State in the opening round of the NCAA West Regional playoffs Saturday night. Arizona played Georgetown in the second game. Pepperdine, trailing 41-38 at halftime, took the lead 48-47 early in the second half and was never headed. Leite, a 6-foot-10 native of Brazil, scored 18 of his points in the second stanza and also hauled down eight rebounds. Ollie Matson added 19 points for the Waves, who hit 49 per cent from the floor to Memphis State's 45 per cent and outrebounded the Tigers 45-36. Dexter Reed led Memphis State with 16 points, followed by Bill Cook with 13. The Tigers got in foul trouble late in the game as big men John Washington and Ed Wilson both fouled out. The game was marred by a slugging incident late in the contest which saw Memphis State's John Gunn, jockeying https://westkybasketball.com/sedalia-girls-win-region-1976-page-2/ 2026-06-24T14:52:20+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=429760539&clippingId=200220589&width=860&height=807&user=6218880 Belinda Davidson tallies 28 points to boost Lady Lions to region title (Continued From Page 1D) the second stanza and turned the ball over four times. The Lady Lions, meanwhile, surged to a 30-17 halftime edge behind Miss Davidson's eight points* and four markers by Miss •Morris. "I think we were a little startled," Coach Wray explained. "Everybody was waiting for everybody else to get started. I called a couple of time outs before we finally got going. "We weren't as high and ready as we were Thursday (when Sedalia smashed Paducah Tilghman, 75-57, in the semifinals.) We didn't look all that bad but we weren't all on fire at the same time. "We played spurty basketball. One girl would score two or three points and then another would. Belinda had a consistent afternoon though." Misses Bumphis and Boone returned to the lineup in the second half but cold shooting and the scoring and rebounding of Miss Davidson thwarted Lady Bengal comeback a attempts. Murray hit only 11 of 43 shots (26 per cent) after intermission. "When we got behind and the team realized Tammy wasn't 100 per cent, our spirits fell a little bit," Mrs. Fitch said. "We forced a lot of shots in the second half but we worked all the way through and never quit. I'm proud of the girls." Sedalia didn't score for nearly five minutes in the third stanza and Murray pulled within 30-22 at the 3:37 mark after a bucket by Miss Boone and three points by Miss Bumphis. A layup by Miss Flood stemmed the rally and the Lady Bengals only scored four more points the rest of the period. A four-point trip expanded Sedalia's lead to 38-26 in the final minute of the quarter. Miss Morris bagged a putback and was fouled. She missed the free throw but Vicki Cates controlled the rebound and was fouled and a technical assessed for a protest on the call. Miss Cates hit one of two free throws and Miss Davidson cashed the technical shot. Murray counted only one of its first 13 shots in the fourth quarter and Sedalia breezed to a 48-28 advantage in the first four minutes of the period behind five points by Miss Davidson and three by Miss Page. The Lady Bengals outscored the Lady Lions 12-8 the rest of the way behind full-court pressure but were never closer than 14 points. Miss Davidson was one of three players in double figures. Miss Morris sacked 12 for the Lady Lions and Miss Boone netted 10 for Murray High. For the game, Sedalia connected on 19 of 53 shots from the floor for 36 per cent and threaded 18 of 32 free throws. Murray High hit 19 of 63 field goal attempts for 30 per cent and counted two of seven charity tosses. The Lady Lions held a 44-36 rebound edge behind Miss Davidson's 14 retrieves and 13 A CUT • ABOVE THE REST! uen by Miss Cates. Miss Boone was. high for Murray with eight, seven of which came in the second half. Sedalia . . 16 30 38 56 Murray High . ... . . . . . . 16 17 26 40 SEDALIA (56)-Davidson 28, Cates 5, Morris 12, Flood 5, Page 6, Hargrove. MURRAY (40)-Boone 10, Bumphis 7, Farrell 8, Jetton 9, Littleton 6, Miller, Russell. BI SERVICE IF THE (Your Car https://westkybasketball.com/wickliffe-and-heath-win-boys-a-and-b-regionals-1928/ 2026-06-21T18:56:13+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=503489942&clippingId=200035282&width=860&height=1811&user=6218880 STATE HOOP PLAY STARTS THURSDAY, LEXINGTON GYMS Regional Winners and Runners Up All Ready For, Final Test of Skill. With -two district basketball tournaments and eight regional meets out of the way, nothing but the State tournament at Lexington remains to decide Kentucky interseholastic champions for 1928. The Lexington meet, with thirty-two teams competing. will begin Thursday and continue through Saturday night, when the champions in both boys' and girls' divisions will be named. The thirty-two State tourney competitors are divided, halt boys and half girls, and these will be further divided when the drawings are made into Classes A and B. The list of State tournament entrants, listed under the regional meets in which they won the right to go to Lexington ,follows: FIRST REGIONAL. At Murray. Boys -Heath and Wickliffe. Girls--Marion and Bardwell. SECOND REGIONAL. At. Owensboro. Boys- Henderson and Corydon. Girls Providence and Utica. THIRD REGIONAL. At Bowling Green. Boys--Central City and Woodburn. Girls--Smith's Grove and Woodburn. FOURTH REGIONAL At Louisville. Boys--St. Xavier and LaGrange. Girls--Waddy and Shepherdsville. FIFTH REGIONAL. At Danville. Boys--Danville and Lawrenceburg. Girls--Danville and Junetion City. SIXTH REGIONAL. At Georgetown. Boys--Covington and Walton. Girls--Georgetown and Oddville. SEVENTH -REGIONAL. At Richmond. Boys- -Middlesboro and Carr Creek. Girls- -Witherspoon and Barbourville Baptist Institute. EIGHTH REGIONAL At Ashland. Boys--Ashland and Minerva. Girls Ashland and Mt. Sterling. WICKLIFFE, AND HEATH PIRATES WIN CONTESTS McCracken County High's Win Over La Center Is Big Surprise. MURRAY, KY.,. Mar. 12.- The Heath Pirates entered the finals of the First Regional tournament by winning the Class A boys" championship from the La Center lads Saturday afternoon in the College gymnasium, 26-15. Wickliffe won the Class B championship bye downing Almo 20-15. In the Wickliffe-Almo game the work of Bradley and Bass, of the winners ,and Schroeder and Holland. of Almo, was outstanding, Bradley, with 7 points, was high point man of the game. The contest was rather slow with Wicklifte leading, all the way. The winners never seemed pushed to. any extent. Bill Smith scored 15 points and played a bang-up floor game to feature the play of the contest between the La Center and Heath boys. Miller player well as did the entire Heath side. Harris and Mitchell were the stars of the La Center quintet. The outcome was a good deal of an upset, but the Heath victory was clean cut and well deserved.. The lineups: Heath 26 La Center 15 Smith 15 F Tyner 6 K. Bagwell 4 F Rasco 2 W. Bagwell Harris 3 Ross 2 G Armstrong 2 Miller 0 G Mitchell 2 Referee, Washington; scorer, Sledd; timer, Pullen. Wickliffe 20 Almo 15 Billington 5 F Schroeder 5 Bradley 7 Hurt 5. Rollins 6 C Trevathan. 1 Deweese ( 0 G Moss. 1. Bass 0 G Holland 0 Subs Wickliffe: Phillips 0; Owen, 2. Almo-Moss. 0, Lynn 3. Referee, Miller; scorer, Sledd; timer, Pullen. at Murray. Rainey T. Wells, president of the Murray State Teachers' College, presented handsome silver trophies to the captains, Rollins and Kendall, for their teams. Mr. Wells thanked the crowd for its splendid behavior at the games, https://westkybasketball.com/fulton-co-girls-win-region-1998/ 2026-06-26T18:18:45+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=427621272&clippingId=200034706&width=860&height=386&user=6218880 Smith's lea leadership directs Lady Pilots to state •Fulton County beats Marshall County in First Region girls' final. BY JOEY FOSKO THE PADUCAH SUN MURRAY, Ky. - Those who don't know any better might label Taira Smith's senior season a disappointment. It's a good bet she doesn't agree. Smith, The Paducah Sun's Purchase Player of the e Year as a junior, has battled a nagging knee injury that has cut into her mobility and production. But Smith, whose 15-point, 13-rebound performance led Fulton County to a 56-52 upset of Marshall County in Saturday night's First Region championship game at Murray State University's Racer Arena, was a star once again on the area's biggest stage. "She was in charge of the basketball game," said Marshall coach Howard Beth. 'Every time she caught the ball on the floor, she was never excited. She never once looked like all she wanted to do was get rid of the ball - she was never out of control. "That's a senior, and that's experience. She's been through this before. She's been to the state tournament, she's the maturity they needed on the floor." Smith also paid off some more tangible dividends. Early in the second half, she surprised the Lady Marshals with a pair of 3-pointers, helping Fulton County (25-6) build a 16-point third-quarter lead. She drew the fifth foul on Leah Lineberry, Marshall's leading scorer, taking a charge early in the fourth quarter. With the Lady Pilots spinning their wheels in their delay game, committing 10 of their 19 turnovers in the fourth quarter, it was Smith who took some of the ballhandling load off her rather inexperienced guards and bought enough time to hold on. When Marshall (28-3) missed a couple of shots down the stretch, Smith was in position for both rebounds. She also made two critical free throws with 27.9 seconds left, providing what proved to be the winning points and punching Fulton County's ticket to the state MARSHALL COUNTY (28-3) . . . . . . . . . : .13 21 37 52 FULTON COUNTY (25-6).. . . . . . . . . ..20 33 46 56 . MARSHALL COUNTY - Ethridge 6, Kingston 6, Lineberry 8, Gardner 19, Stone, Larkin 8, Hall 4, Harper, Walker, Adair 1. Field goals 21/49. 3-pointers 0/9. Free throws 10 10/17. Fouls 27. FULTON COUNTY - Wilson 6, Dean 12, T. Smith 15, Crumble 4, A. Smith 13, Turner 6, Lane. Field goals 15/31. 3-pointers 2/2 (T. Smith 2), Free throws 24/36. Fouls 15. tournament. "You can't teach a player to play smart," said Fulton County coach Joel Dreher, who has led his program to two regional titles in the past three seasons. "We got really tired in the fourth quarter, and when we get tired we make a lot of mental. mistakes. She held us together when it looked like we were coming apart.' The Lady Pilots will meet 12th Region champion Somerset in next week's Sweet 16 at Eastern Kentucky University's McBrayer Arena. Somerset earned its berth Fulton Co. 56, Marshall 52 with a 58-49 victory over Boyle County. Smith will close out her stellar career with a second Sweet 16. She was a key player on Fulton County's state quarterfinalists two years ago, and she's also played in a pair of All A Classic state tournaments. "This year's been kind of tough," Smith said. "When I hurt my knee, I lost a lot of my quickness and a lot of my moves in the post, but after a while I just stopped worrying about it and kept playing. After a while it didn't bother me very much.' That was about the time the Lady Pilots went on a roll. Fulton County closed out the season with a flourish, beating defending regional champion Murray by 23 points, then beating archival Fulton City for the third time this season in the First District final. Murray fell again in the regional opener, this time by 17 points, and Fulton County struggled at times in a semifinal win over Graves County. Please see FULTON COUNTY / 2B https://westkybasketball.com/fulton-co-takes-region/ 2026-06-26T18:19:10+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=427621279&clippingId=200034330&width=860&height=1950&user=6218880 Fulton County takes region Continued from 1B But against Marshall, the Lady Pilots looked supremely confident from the start. With point guard Annie Smith (13 points, four assists) forcing the tempo, drawing a slew of fouls and making most of her free throws, Fulton County stunned the Lady Marshals by racing to the early lead. "We were going to take it to them,' said Annie Smith, who scored just once from the field but hit 11 of 17 free throws. "Coach told us that was the way to beat them, and we ended up fouling out two or three of their best players." Seventh grader Jamie Turner made two big shots, one a at the end of each of the first two quarters. Her driving scoop shot closed out the first quarter, then she made a 16-footer just before the halftime buzzer, sending her team into the locker room with a 33-21 lead. "That was a huge shot," Beth said. "We made a real good defensive stand there. We closed off the middle, kept her outside and she makes a fadeaway jumper off her back foot. What a shot."* Marshall made a late run, even after four players - starters Lineberry, Brooke Kingston, Emily - Stone and reserve Destiny Hall fouled out. Tosha Gardner, who led the Lady Marshals with 19 points, hit a jumper in the lane to make it 50-47 with 1:48 remaining, but Fulton County went up by five when April Wilson rebounded her own miss and scored at the 1:32 mark. Taira Smith, 7 of 11 from the foul line, made two to make it 54- 48, but Gardner was fouled and hit both foul shots and Jessica Ethridge cut the lead to two when she stole an inbounds pass, missed twice but finally put the ball in the basket to make it 54-52 with 19 seconds left. Ethridge fouled Danielle Dean with 18.1 seconds, and Dean made both free throws to close out the win. Dean scored 12 points for Fulton County while missing just one shot. She was 4-for-5 from the field and 4-for-4 from the line. "I'm just shocked, really, totally shocked," Dreher said. "People ask me how this team wins, and all I can say is that these girls just bother people. They play good defense and force teams into doing things they don't want to do." The Lady Pilots will try and keep its streak going against Somerset and will also have the added incentive of atoning for one of their, worst losses of the season. They blew a fourth-quarter lead in a 57- 46 loss to Campbellsville in the first round of the All A Classic, and they will return to the McBrayer Arena floor for the state tournament. "That loss wasn't one of our best efforts, and honestly, it wasn't one of mine, either," Dreher said. "They've wanted a shot at retribution for that, God smiled on us, and now we're getting it." "This time, we're going up there with our heads on straight," Annie Smith said. "We're going to do a lot better." ALL TEAM Jessica Ethridge, Marshall County; Taira Smith, Fulton County; Rachel Wallace, Reidland; Jeanne Maddox, Murray; Kim Barber, Graves Leah Lineberry, Marshall County; Amanda Mitchell, Lone Oak; Lisa McClain, Ballard Memorial; Brooke Kingston, Marshall County; Annie Smith, Fulton County. REX ALEXANDER AWARD - Ashley Bennett, Graves County. One Tough Customer Made de We Now Have Red Wing Leather Belts 2231 Take advantage of the durability of these ANSI 175/C75- rated steel toe pi boots. 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Yesterday's Results. • Boys. Murray 19; 'Farmington 18. *Calvert City. .17; Bandana 13.1 Lynn Grove 23; Tornado 18. Girls. Lynn Grove. 15; Cunningham 3. * Basketball fans who thronged the : gymnasium. of Augusta Tilghman high school yesterday afternoon, witnessed two close affairs between the: Murray. Black and Gold quintet: and the l'armington high school five; Calvert City boys and. the "Tobacco Devils".of Bandana and a loose contest between the girls teams; of Lynn Grove and Cunningham. It was a great surprise when the • fast little Farmington, men held the strong Murray. team to a close score,. Murray winning by only one score. • The final. score was 10. to 18. * Despite their fighting ability and determination, the Tabasco Devils of: Bandana were eliminated from: further rounds in the championship, contest yesterday afternoon, by the sturdy. Calvert City. five, 'by a score of 17 to 13. Bandana led through ut the entire game, until the last quarter, when Calbert ully. retaliated and won the contest. • Two' extra five-minute periods were played to determine the winner "of the Murray-Farmingtou contest. Murray led in the first half'of the game easily, but in the last few minutes the score was, tied, 13 all. In the extra tivé-minute period, Jeffrey for Murray made one goal on the foul, but Mangrum for Farmington scored a fielder. Alton came in: with one point more when a F'armington player fouled him, and when, the whistle blew, •the score was 16 to 16. Players on both 'teams fought with a determination in the last five minutes, but the players were worn out. The final score was 19 to 18 in Murray's favor. • The fast girls. 'quintet of the Lynn? Grove High schoul advanced, to the semi-finals in the tournament yesterday afternoon ir. an easy victory over the Cunningham girls. The final score was 15 to 3. Galloway, with eight points, was the outstanding player of the game. Immediately alter the game the drawing for a bye in last night's contests was held and the Lynn Grove girls drew the bye, meeting tonight in the finals. Lynn Grove-Cunningham (Girls) Lineups and summaries: L. Grove 15 Jos. Cunningham 3 Sims s 1'. Donaldson 2 Galloway 8 l'eebles 1 Jones 2 C. Mabry E.. Galloway 2 G. Tibbs Parks G. Partin Tilghman-Bardwell (Girls) Rompers 10 Pos. Bardwell ell G Tate * F. Wilson 2 Stancil. * 1'. Kendall 3 Dycus. C. Stephens 1 Wickliffe 11 G. Sullivan https://westkybasketball.com/tolu-boys-beats-salem-1931/ 2026-05-27T19:39:24+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1185811279&clippingId=198401008&width=567&height=871&user=6218880 Tolu Beats Salem Cagesters, 21-18 SALEM. KY., Jan. 10-The BaIem Red Devils tied the Tolu champions last night for four periods but lost by three points in the extra perlod. The game was fast and well played by both teams from the beginning. At the end of the half Salem was leading. by a score of 11 to 9. At the end of the game the score stood 18 all. An overhead shot by Griffith and & foul goal by H. Hardin gave the Tolu champions a three point victory. Line ups: Salem . (18) Pos. • Tolu (21) Grimes 8 F M. Hardin Harper 2 F..... Philips McDaniel 2 .... C..... Griffith 6 Taylor 2 G... H. Hardin 3 Ryan G...... Watson. Referee: Butler, Marion. https://westkybasketball.com/gilbertsville-girls-drop-tilghman-1930/ 2026-05-27T19:28:54+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1185825455&clippingId=198400152&width=608&height=1999&user=6218880 | 2 TILGHMAN GIRLS DROP CAGE GAME TO GILBERTSVILLE Rompers Lose 13-12 As Both Teams Miss Numerous Shots At Basket " .By ERNEST MITCHELL In their Initial start of the basketball season the Tilghman girls were beaten: by the girls. from Gilbertsville by 13. to 12. The game was fairly close; with both teams missing numerous shots at the basket. The Tlighmanites showed promise of developing into a first class team as their floor play excelled that of their opponents. Their fallure to connect with the • basket lost the game for them. Dorothy Simmons was the outstanding* player, scoring 7 points and handling her floorguard position in good style. Tighman held a 1 to 0 lead at the end of the first quarter but soon lost this when the Gilbertsville lassies began to locate the basket. They staged a rally in the last few minutes which gave them 5 points and all but won the game for them. 4 The preliminary, staged by can: didates for the Blue Tornado, was 8 rough and tumble affair which ended in 7 to 7 tie. The guarding of both. teams featured this contest. Woody Wilson and Pete Harris, lettermen guards, were the luminarles, with "Pug" Robertson giving them a close race. Burnett and Sills were best at the forward positions. Gilbertsville' (13) Tighman (12) Donahue 2° Grimmer V. • Ruggles F Lane H. Ruggles 2 / C Krueger Timmons (c) G Simmons 7 Miles 4 G Devania Referee, Whedon; timekeeper, Twitchell; scorer,. Mitchell. https://westkybasketball.com/dawson-springs-loses-to-marion-1934/ 2026-05-27T19:29:46+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1185824244&clippingId=198399438&width=580&height=1265&user=6218880 Dawson Springs Is Marion Victim, 25-0 MARION, Ky., Nov. 2-(Special) -Pushing over four touchdowns in a first half attack, the Blue Terrors of Marion high school defeated Dawson Springs here today, 25 to 0. After Blue Terrors made all their scores in the first two quarters, a fighting group of substitutions held the invaders the rest of the game, but were unable to score. A blocked punt in the first few. minutes of play accounted for the first Marion score, a Blue Terror recovering the ball after it had rolled into the end zone. Nunn, Blue Terror quarterback, tallied the second marker for his team in the seme period, getting off line. to & a 68-yard sprint through the Mackey, Marion halfback, plunged through the line for six yards and a touchdown in the second quarter. Nunn drop kicked the extra point. Nunn, receiving a lateral pass from Mackey several minutes before the half, ran 20 yards for the final Marion touchdown. Daughtrey, tackle, and Nunn were Blue St. John, quarthe outstanding, players for the terback, bore the brunt of the Dawson team's defeat. A small crowd witnessed the game. https://westkybasketball.com/cayce-boys-defeats-wingo-26-to-19-1939/ 2026-05-27T19:14:40+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1190846393&clippingId=198399106&width=566&height=811&user=6218880 Cayce High Defeats Dingo Fire 26 To 19 CAYCE, Ky.. Jan. 7-The Cayce high school Tigers defeated the Wingo quintet here Friday night by a score of 26 to 19. The score was tied 6-6 at the end of the first quarter. Cayce led 12-6 at the half and 19-12 at the end of third quarter. The Wingo second team defeated the Cayce second team 20 to 19. Cayre (26) Pos. Wingo (19) Burns 2 ....Saxon 3 Mayfield 4 ....F ....Smithson 4 Campbell 11. ....C Gray Griffith 7 ......G .....B. Clapp Maupin 2 ....G ......Turner 2 Substitutions - Cayce: Smith; Wingo: Holmes 3. Yates 1, E. Clapp. Referee: Lewis. https://westkybasketball.com/gilbertsville-defeats-hazel-boys-1939/ 2026-05-27T19:06:34+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1190849979&clippingId=198398515&width=598&height=1123&user=6218880 I Gilbertsville Beats Hazel Five, 36-23 GILBERTSVILLE, Ky., Feb. 1Y -(Special)-The Gilbertsville high school basketball quintet defeated the Hazel five 36-23 here last night. Gilbertsville was ahead from the opening whistle, leading 10-2 at the quarter gun. At halftime, Gilbertsville led 15-10. Gilbertsville continued to lead the scoring in the third stanza and was ahead 25-18 at the end of the period. Lineups: Gil'ville (36) Pos. Hazel (23) Heath 11 F Alton 15 L. Hall 7 Cochran 4 Metcalfe 15 Dunn M. Ilall Littleton Dexter 3 Hendon Substitutions-Gilbertsville: Pinnegar, Cutsinger; Hazel: Oliver 4,, Scruggs. Referee: Odell. that If we have the spirit I hope the boys will show, and the seriousness that I expect to instill in them, we will not be In the cellar. I I won't boss a losing club." https://westkybasketball.com/frances-boys-beat-fredonia-1948/ 2026-05-27T18:53:59+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1187748737&clippingId=198397636&width=584&height=2476&user=6218880 6. 7 4 6 47 Hart Hot As * Frances Beats Fredonia 41-39 MARION, Ky., March" George Hart was at his best here tonight to lead Frances: to a 41-39 victory over Fredonia and capture the Sixth District basketball championship. The unorthodox Hart threw in 20 points before he fouled out in the final period, and it was his play that enabled Coach L. C. Litchfield's crowd to avenge two previous one point losses to the Yellow Jackets. Fredonia battled all the way, and pulled up in the last half but could not quite come from behind to tie the Frances team. - Dalton and: Faught fouled out of the game for Fredonia while DeBoe followed Hart to the bench on fouls for Frances. Both Frances and Fredonia enjoyed breezes in their Friday night semi-final games. George "Two-Gun" Hart, highscoring forward: for L, C. Litchfield's club, -threw in 33 pointsthe same number scored by Princeton, while the Frances team won a 58-33 decision from Butler high's Tigers. Frances broke from the barrier fast, and never was in trouble, although Coach Litchfield • did not substitute much." Fredonia poured it on a hapless Tolu team by 82-44. - Tolu, keyed to a peak for a high-pitch performance against Marion, was flat and couldn't move with the fastbreaking Yellow Jackets of Coach Jack Byrd. Reserves scored 30 points for Fredonia during the slaughter. Frances (41) : Pos. Fredonia (39) Hart 20: .. Wright 12 Brown 9' F Moore 10 Bailey 3 Dalton 4 DeBoe 3 G ....B. Rogers 10 "Davenport 6 .. IG .....Faught 3 Subs: Frances-Perkins, *Kemper. Fredonia-Akridge, Wiggington. Quarter score: Frances ..11 26 33 41 Fredonia 9. 21 31 39 Fredonia 82 Pos. Tolu: 44 Wright 13. F.... B. Moore 3 Moore 22. F J. Croft 6 Akridge 10. C:. B. Phillips 4 G. Rogers 2. .G.. N. Phillips 6 Dalton 6 G.. B. Winders 7 Subs: Fredonia-Franklin 3, Riley, Faught 7, B. Rogers. 16, Wigginton 4; Tolu-W. Croft 1, Herrell 4, Bettis 13. Score by quarters: Fredonia 16 28 54 82 Tolu 9 14 21 44 : https://westkybasketball.com/lowes-girls-wins-region-1977-no-2/ 2026-05-26T19:52:33+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=426351836&clippingId=198335946&width=860&height=889&user=6218880 Lady Blue Devils prove No. 1 ranking Lowes girls win region crown By PAT MOYNAHAN Sun-Democrat Sports Editor MAYFIELD, Ky. Coach Jim Long of Lowes thought the final 5 minutes, 45 seconds on the clock in the Mayfield High School gymnasium would never tick off. Lowes' Lady Blue Devils, topranked all season, were that close to wrapping up the First Region championship they thought they could win from the opening tip of the season the first weekend in November. A throng of Lowes' fans were already beginning to celebrate when Long called time after Susan Geveden fouled out at the 5:45 mark. The Blue Devils, 'Screamin' Demons' to the towel-wavers in the stands, led by 20 points and Long and Carlisle County's Lady Comets may have been the only people here left who didn't think it was over. "We had Susan out and three people on the floor with three fouls," Long noted. "I've been in games before when I had a 20-point lead with five minutes to go and lost. "That's the longest 5 minutes and 45 seconds I've ever been in. I didn't think the last quarter would get over." Long need not have worried. Oblivious to the pressure as they seemed to be all through the tournament, the Lady Blue Devils went on to blast eighthranked Carlisle County 82-51 and ran off with Lowes' first First Region title in any sport since sometime in the 1920s or 1930s. "It was so long ago, nobody knows just when it was," Long chuckled. "I knew we had a shot at it all season but I never, put any pressure on myself. try to do other things and not worry about it. The past two tournaments, I put a lot of pressure on myself but I tried not to show Marquette falters; Spartans breeze By STEVE HERMAN AP Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - A three- point play by Archie Aldridge and two free throws by Rich Babcock with 14 seconds left in overtime capped a Miami comeback that hurtled the Redskins past defending NCAA champion Marquette 84-81 Saturday in the NCAA Mideast Regional basketball tournament. In the other Mideast Regional contest, sixth-ranked Michigan State hit its first eight shots, roared to a 24-point lead and Today on TV All times CST 11:30 a.m. (5) - TCU Basketball. 12 noon (12) - Challenge of the Sexes. 12 noon (6) (4) - Sports World. 12:30 p.m. (2) - Bill Dance Outdoors. 12:45 p.m. (12) (5) - NBA Basketball. Chicago at Denver. 1 p.m. (6) (4) - College Basketball. Louisville vs. St. John. 1 p.m. (3) (2) - The Superstars. 2:30 p.m. (3) - John Denver Celebrity Pro-Am Skiing. 3 p.m. (6) (4) - College Basketball. Houston vs. Notre Dame. 3p.m. (12) (5) - Doral Open. 3:30 p.m. (3) Wide World of Sports. 5 p.m. (3) - Bill Dance Outdoors. 11 p.m. (2) - Championship Wrestling. it to the girls and their parents so it wouldn't affect the team. "The girls listened to what I had to say about rest, got mentally ready each time and played them one at a time. This was our best all-around game of the tournament again it was a six-man effort. "It feels like we've got new life," he added. "It feels like we've got another chance. I feel like George Allen. We're not dead yet. I've got a chance to coach another game and the girls, have a chance to play another game." That game will come in the first round of the Kentucky State Girls High School Tournament at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond next week. Lowes, 25-2, will meet Barren County in the tournament opener at noon, Wednesday. In six district and regional games, no one in the First Region was able to stay closer than 16 points to the Lady Blue Devils. But Lowes saved its best effort for the clincher in the championship game. The Lady Blue Devils hit 9 of 11 shots from the field over the last five minutes of the first quarter to mount a 22-14 advantage and never looked back. Lowes limited Carlisle County to 14 points over the next 15 minutes and swelled the margin to an insurmountable 31 points before the third quarter ended. Tammy Simmons paced the Blue Devils with 21 points. Cin- See SIMMONS, Page 5D Carlisle County .22 14 22 32 59 51 Lowes 40 82 CARLISLE CO. (51) Rambo Hoskins 14, Burton 5, Bean 19, Hogancamp 4, Forgey, Homer, Petrie, Akers, Davis, Tankersley. Simmons LOWES 21, (82) C. - J. Smith Hart 20, 12, D. Hart Wilson 2, 16, Gourley 5, Geveden 6, Sullivan, Rives, Lisa Dupree, T. Smith, S. Smith. rode Greg Kelser's 23 points to a 77-63 victory over unranked Providence. Miami, which trailed by as many as 13 points early in the second half, began to rally after Jerome Whitehead was thrown out of the game for decking Miami's John Shoemaker with his elbow with 3:38 left in regulation. He was charged with a personal foul, and Marquette Coach Hank Raymonds picked up a technical. Babcock hit one free throw, Aldridge hit both technicals and Rick Goins followed with a basket to cut Marquette's 10- point lead in half, 68-63. "They just got the momentum after the technical foul," said Raymonds, who took over from Al McGuire as Marquette's coach this season. "They hit some shots and that turned it around. It was my first technical all year.' Marquette got the lead back to eight points, but baskets by Shoemaker and Aldridge closed the gap to two and a pair of free throws by Randy Ayers tied the game at 73-73 with 52 seconds left. All-American Butch Lee, who led all scorers with 27 points, hit one of two free throws with 28 seconds to go. Then a basket by Shoemaker put Miami on top by one before a free throw by Jim -Boylan sent the game into overtime at 75-75. See SPARTANS, Page 3D Miami 84 Marquette 81 MARQUETTE (81) Payne 5 1-2 11, Toone 6 0-1 12, Whitehead 5 0-0 10, B. Lee 10 7-10 27, Boylan 5 5-7 15, 0. Lee 1 0-0 2, Rosenberger 2 0-0 4. Totals 34 13-20 81. MIAMI (84) Ayers 7 6-7 20, Aldridge 7 5-6 19, Lake 02- 2 2, Goins 9 0-0 18, Shoemaker 10 0-0 20, Babcock 0 3-4 3, Jones 0 0-0 0, Dunn 1 0-0 2. Totals 34 16-19 84. Halftime- -Marquette 38, Miami 33. Regulation -Marquette 75, Miami 75. Fouled out-Toone, Dunn. Total fouls- 16, Miami 16. Technical -Marquette Coach Raymonds. A -16,519. Michigan State 77 Providence 63 MICHIGAN STATE (77). Kelser 9 5-7 23, Johnson 5 4-6 14, Vincent 2 2-3 6, Donnelly 6 0-0 12, Chapman 7 0-0 14, Brkovich 0 0-0 0, Charles 3 0-2 6, Flowers 0 0-0 0, Phillips 0 0-0 0, Longaker 0 0-0 0, L. Williams 0 0-0 0, Brown 0 0-00, Riewald 0 0- 00, Kaye 00-00, Feldreich 1 0-0 2. Totals 33 11-18-77. PROVIDENCE (63) Eason 3 0-2 6, Campbell 9 66 24, Misevicius 6 1-1 13, D. Williams 1. 24 4, Oristaglio 0 0-0 0, Scott 2 0-1 4, Frye 0 2-2 2, Nolan 0 2-2 2, Delgatto 00 0-00, R. Williams 2 2-46, Hunger 02-22. Totals 23 17-24 63. Halftime- Michigan State 38, Providence 26. Fouled out--D. Williams. Total fouls -Providence 20, Michigan State 17. A -16,519. https://westkybasketball.com/marshals-claim-decade-1990-no-2/ 2026-05-26T19:33:24+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=427339412&clippingId=198334147&width=860&height=932&user=6218880 Marshals claim the decade Beth raises stable crop of regional perfectionists BY CHRIS EVANS SUN SPORTS WRITER DRAFFENVILLE, Ky. - Missy Lee was in second grade when Marshall County coach Howard Beth cut down his first basketball net. Nine seasons later, Lee, now a junior point guard, held the scissors in her hand, and trimmed off the Lady Marshals' 10th straight First Region championship. Since 1981 Beth has built a dynasty on the orange and blue baseball court at Draffenville. Saturday night he remembered each and every one of his regional championships while watching his team take down the nylons after edging Graves County 66-62 in the title game. If any season has been a question mark for Beth's regional powerhouse, this was it. Marshall lost five games this season, including one to Graves County, on its home court. Despite those setbacks and the dynasty-shaking questions that came with them, Beth said that gaining this regional title is no more special than the rest. "They have all felt great. It's the kids who work hard all year to get this far, and every group of kids has been special." "You have to credit Howard Beth. What he has done here at Marshall County over the last 10 years is a feat no one in the state will ever match," Graves County coach David Elliott said. The decade-clinching victory didn't come easy. Lee, who hit a pair of free throws in the bonus to ice the game with eight seconds left, didn't want to be the one to let the streak of championships end. "I couldn't concentrate when I was up there (at the line)," she All Region team These players were named to the First Region all-star team Saturday; Rechelle Cadwell Marshall Christy Henry Graves Lori McCullar Mayfield Michelle Lambert .Carlisle Patricia Jones Lone Oak Kim Oliver Marshall Janet Crawford Graves Tammie Watkins. . . Marshall Andrea Vinyard . Carlisle Janee Heath Graves REX ALEXANDER AWARD Carletta Taylor. Tilghman said after the game while signing autographs for youngsters clad in bright orange sweatshi:*s. "I couldn't think of anything but how mad everyone would be if I missed. "Coach Beth was three games away from winning his 300th and I wasn't going to ruin his decade of regional championships." Lee, who scored nine points in the game, made 3 of 4 free throws down the stretch. The last two gave Marshall a four-point cushion and Graves little time to make it up. "Missy did everything we had to do in the last three minutes of the game," said Beth wearing a perspiration-soaked white shirt. "She gave us the type of effort we needed to win. She stole the ball when we needed it, dished it off when we needed it on the block and hit her foul shots." The lead changed hands throughout the game with neither team able to pull away. Graves held the largest margin, a nine-point lead with just over five minutes left. But that was when Graves County stalwart Christy Henry picked 1 up her See BETH/5C Cr BARKLEY THIELEMAN/The Sun Marshall's Kim Oliver finds a tough obstacle to beat on a layup as Graves County's Melissa Crump defends. 0 https://westkybasketball.com/marshall-girls-defeat-graves-for-region-title-1990/ 2026-05-26T19:31:30+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=427339551&clippingId=198333028&width=860&height=1776&user=6218880 BETH Continued from page 1 fourth foul and Elliott took her out of the game just to be safe. "As a coach it's like playing a mind game. You question yourself *When do I put her back in there,' " he said. "I don't know the right answer, but we had a chance to win the game right down to the very end, so I think it was the right thing to do." When Henry went to the bench, Marshall made its move. Beth's club scored eight unanswered points and took a 57-56 lead on Tammie Watkins baseline jumper with 2:44 to go. Elliott got Henry back in five seconds later, and Graves led one more time before the Marshals went ahead for good, 61-60 on a 10-foot jumper by Lee. Graves' last opportunity came with 15 seconds left, but Andrea Rice's 3-point attempt banged off the front of the rim and Rechelle Cadwell rebounded for Marshall. Lee was fouled seconds later and hit the free throws to ensure the Lady Marshals a trip to Bowling Green. "I think we will have a good shot up there (at state)," Beth said. "All the pressure is off us now. I feel 900 percent better now, and everything else is just icing on the cake." Marshall County's basketball team has been a complete package the past 10 years. Some feel its success is the standard by which all girls' basketball programs have been judged, not just in the First Region but all across the Commonwealth. The Lady Marshals have had it all, an undefeated season in 1984, 10 straight trips to the Sweet 16, two state championships, three Miss Kentucky Basketball players and college scholarships to schools all over the South. And that tradition is what kept this year's Lady Marshals going, according to Cadwell, the team's leading scorer. "All of that stuff stays in the Marshall 66, Graves 62 Graves County 62 Marshall County 33 GRAVES COUNTY (62) Crawford 7 7-9 21, Crump 1 0-0 00 2, Heath 0 0-0 0, Henry 7 34 18, Rice 4 2-2 15, Wiggins 3 00 0-0 6, Payne 10-0 2. Field goals 22/45. 3-pointers 4/10 (Rice 3, Henry 1), Free throws 12/16. Rebounds 21, Fouls 17. Record 26-3, MARSHALL, COUNTY (06) Cadwell 8 4-9 20, Lee 33- 4 9, Oliver 6 34 15, Watkins 6 2-3 14, Wommack 1 0-0 2, Pullen 1 2-2 2, Roberts 1 0-0 02. Field goals 26/49, 3-pointers none. Free throws 14/22. Rebounds 24. Fouls 14. Record 26-6, Officials Perkins, Curry, back of your mind. Now we're there. This is our 10th straight regional championship and I can't explain it with words. There's is nothing I can say." Cadwell's 20 points and 11 rebounds paced Marshall County, but she had plenty of help. Kim Oliver, who made 5 of 5 field goals in the second period for 10 points, finished with 15, and Watkins pitched in 14. It was Watkins' layup with 1:15 to play that gave the Marshals a 63- 60 lead and forced Graves into a situation where it needed a longrange shot or two possessions to regain the lead. Instead, Marshall County's fullcourt defense confused Graves, and the Lady Eagles were forced into a turnover. The Lady Eagles got the ball back with just under a minute to go and Henry scored the team's last goal on a short jumper in the paint with 48 seconds left. Junior forward Janet Crawford led Graves with 21 points while Henry and Rice pitched in 18 and 13, respectively. "We have six of these kids coming back next year. I told them that you have to learn to walk before you can run," Elliott: said. "Next year we're going to bring all these kids back and go the next step, and I predict the region crown will come over to Graves County." No. 1 Shockers pound Murray WICHITA STATE - Top-ranked Wichita State pounded four Murray State pitchers for 20 runs on 18 hits on route to a 17 run victory. https://westkybasketball.com/clinton-beats-fulton-city-1938/ 2026-05-26T19:35:21+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1190846768&clippingId=198332471&width=547&height=1268&user=6218880 Clinton High Wins Orer Fulton, Plays Central City Next CLINTON, Ky., Jan. 10-The Red Devils from Central high school topped the Bulldogs from Fulton Friday night January 6 by a score of. 19 to 11, giving them their fourth win of the year. It was a rather slow game, with teams showing a strong defense. The local quintet held the lead after the end of the first quarter but WAS never out of danger until the closing minutes of the game. In the preliminary the Little Devils won over the Pups by 17 to 13, going into the lead for the first time in the third quarter, Central's next home game 1s Thursday night, January 12 with the fast Central City five. Lineups: Central (19) Pos. Fulton (11) Rogers 2 Dolton 2 Griffen 6 ......Thomas 4 Morris 8 Brady Peeples McAllstir Smith 3 .......G... .....Looney Substitution/-Fulton: Blane, Garrison, McClellan, Burton; Celltral: Weatherford, Byrd, Creed, Dotson, Spears. Referee: Brinkley, Murray. https://westkybasketball.com/carlisle-wins-class-a-2013-2/ 2026-05-26T19:36:36+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=413795336&clippingId=198032927&width=860&height=736&user=6218880 Derik Elliott’s jumper from the left baseline with three seconds left gave Carlisle County a rather unlikely All A Classic regional title, on a play that — for the most part — ran exactly as it was designed. The shot itself was anything but textbook, a twisting turnaround fadeaway jumper over May fi eld’s Jacob Tyler, who had already rejected six shots. “If I get set, he’s going to block it,” a jubilant Elliott said. “I had to catch and shoot and I had to fade, because he was right on me.” Elliott’s shot gave the Comets a 55-54 win over May fi eld on Saturday night at Paducah Tilghman’s Otis Dinning Gymnasium, sending Carlisle to the small- school state tournament for only the second time in the event’s 24- year history. Carlisle (14-7) will take on Bardstown, last year’s state tournament runner-up, on Thursday at 7:30 a.m. (CDT) at the Frankfort Civic Center. Carlisle did it the hard way, too, winning three tough games in as many nights, starting with Thursday’s game with archrival Hickman County. The Comets avenged a 32-point loss to No. 1 seed St. Mary in the semi fi nals, then rallied from a 10-point third-quarter de fi cit against the quicker Cardinals. “Honestly, being out of school because of the fl u probably helped us,” O’Neill said. “The kids were able to stay home and sleep in, then we had pregame meals at school that the parents and grandparents were cooking, and they got a lot of rest that way. If we’re in school, that St. Mary game is hard to come back for. “We had to gut it out, too, com- ing back like that. Their 3-2 zone gave us fi ts — we didn’t get many looks. They did some things on their press that we had to adjust to, and they’re just a tough team to come back on.” Even with the momentum seemingly turning on it, May- fi eld (10-10) still held the upper hand with a 53-50 lead with less than two minutes remaining. The Cardinals were in their delay game when freshman Lane Kennemore launched a 3-pointer from the wing, giving Carlisle an opening through which it barged. Elliott shot caps crazy Carlisle victory BY JOEY FOSKO jfosko@paducahsun.com Please see CARLISLE | 3C ALLIE DOUGLASS | The Sun Mayfield’s Taye Love (5) (right) jumps in the air before releasing the ball for an attempted basket while Carlisle County’s Marcus Burnett (left) attempts to block his shot on Saturday night at the All A Classic boys regional championship game at Paducah Tilghman High School. https://westkybasketball.com/carlisle-wins-class-a-2013/ 2026-05-26T19:37:29+00:00 0.7 monthly https://westkybasketball.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/The_Paducah_Sun_2013_01_19_C3-260x1024.jpg https://westkybasketball.com/barlow-defeats-wickliffe-1940/ 2026-05-26T19:38:20+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=1190459565&clippingId=197984214&width=552&height=1261&user=6218880 Barlow Defeats Wickliffe 22-20 In Ballard Finals BARLOW, Ky., Feb. 10-Barlow high school came from behind with & stirring fourth period rally tonight to defeat Wickliffe, 22 to 20, for the Ballard county championship. The game was nip-and-tuck during the first half but in the third period the Blue Devils pulled ahead and seemed headed for a decisive triumph. Barlow led 5-4 at the end of the first quarter and Wickliffe 10-9 at the half. Wickliffe ran its margin to 17-12 in the third period. Bandana won the second team tournament when its reserves defeated the B team of La Center, 27 to 11. Lineups: Barlow 22 Pod. Wickliffe '20 Wyatt 3 ....... F...... Everett 13 Wiggins 4 .... F......... Denton Harlan 5 ... C ..K. H. Rollins 3 Boyd 4 .. G..... Haworth 4 Wilhorber 6 ... Crosby Substitution - Barlow: Thomas. Referee: John Miller, Murray. https://westkybasketball.com/benton-defeats-north-marshal/ 2026-05-26T19:34:34+00:00 0.7 monthly https://img.newspapers.com/img/img?id=428763524&clippingId=197983546&width=860&height=1356&user=6218880 Benton Defeats Marshall 64-57 BENTON, Ky., Feb. 10-North town tonight determined to feat the Benton Indians this just short as the Tribe came The Jets bottled usually high scoring center Stedman Baker, but his substitute, 6-4 sophomore J. D. Gammel collected 19 for Benton to lead all scorers. Playing on even terms through the first quarter, the Jets grabbed a lead in the second, and led all the way until halftime. Then in the third quarter, Benton broke loose, scoring as many points in that period as it had in the previous two. At one time in the third quarter Benton's lead was 11 points. Ronnie Doyle and Ronnie Hall scored 14 and 13 points respectively for North Marshall to lead the loser in scoring column. It was the 22nd win in 23 games for Benton. Benton ... . 14 26 52 64 N. Marshall . . . .14 30 45 57 Benton (64) Forwards: Dailey 11, Stone 1. Centers: Baker 5, Gammel 19, Guards: Jones 14, Morgan 14. N. Marshall (57) Forwards: Doyle 14, Story 10, J. Hall. Centers: R. Hall 13, Wilson. Guards: Lampley 6, Ford 7, Ricks 7. Marshall's Jets came to become the second team to deseason, but their effort fell from behind for a 64-57 win. Forwards: O Glover 4, Bennett 2, Suiter, Morris 2. Centers: Moreland 8, Workman 2. Guards: Yates 8, Bivins 5, Gossum. Wingo 96, Symsonia 94 SYMSONIA, Ky., Feb. 10-Wingo had considerable trouble with Symsonia here tonight before dropping the Rough Riders 96-94. The underdog Rough Riders jumped into the lead in the second period and held a nine point margin at one point in the game. Charles Saxon and Jim Tucker set the scoring pace for Wingo with 30 and 28 points respectively. Larry McClure tabbed 28 for Symsonia's top effort. The Rough Riders led 51-38 at the halftime intermission, but Wingo forged into a 78-73 third period lead and held the upper hand throughout the final period. Symsonia outshot Wingo from the field, connecting on 39 of 73 attempts for 53 percent. hit 47 per cent, 33 of 69 attempts. 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