Kentucky AAU State Basketball Tournament
Boys 15, 16, 17 and Under All Stars
Kentucky Basketball Academy
Lexington, Kentucky
April 30-May 2, 2004
©2004 by Ron Harrison
There were sixteen teams entered in the Boys 15 and Under division. The teams were divided into five pools. The pool assignments were as follows: Pool 1: Shelby County Shockers, E. Kentucky Heat, Louisville Warriors, and Warren County Hawks. Pool 2: N. Kentucky Wildcats, Central Kentucky Warriors, and Durham Blue Devils. Pool 3: Eastern Kentucky Thunder, Bearcats, and Bowling Green Blazers. Pool 4: Louisville Smoke, N. Kentucky Royals, and Dale Hollow. Pool 5: N. Kentucky Tarheels, Louisville Blackhawks, and Western Kentucky Miners.
There were twelve teams entered in the Boys 16 and Under division. The teams were divided into three pools. The pool assignments were as follows: Pool 1: Rockets, Central Kentucky Running Rebels, N. Kentucky Storm, and Madisonville Magic. Pool 2: Lites Out, N. Kentucky Bullets, Central Kentucky Express, and Shelby County Shockers. Pool 3: Derek Smith 16s, N. Kentucky Fastbreak, Kentucky Hoopsters, and N. Kentucky Heat.
There were six teams entered in the Boys 17 and Under division. The teams were divided into two pools. The pool assignments were as follows: Pool 1: Flyers, E. Kentucky Heat, and Quad City. Pool 2: Kentucky Kings, Derek Smith 17s, and MO.
Friday April 30th, 2004
Pool Play
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Boys 15 and Under All Stars |
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E. Kentucky Heat |
53 |
Shelby County Shockers |
38 |
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Louisville Warriors |
86 |
Warren County Hawks |
38 |
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Central Kentucky Warriors |
65 |
N. Kentucky Wildcats |
36 |
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Bowling Green Blazers |
67 |
Eastern Kentucky Thunder |
61 |
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Dale Hollow |
65 |
N. Kentucky Royals |
39 |
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N. Kentucky Tarheels |
79 |
Louisville Blackhawks |
56 |
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E. Kentucky Heat 53
Shelby County Shockers 38
Jordan Hammonds led the victors with 23 points while Joel Cochran
led the Shockers with 11 points.
Louisville Warriors 86 Warren County Hawks 38
Johan Hamilton and Antiquawn Beckham led the Louisville Warriors
with 20 and 18 points respectively.
Douglas Beaumont and Chad Rogers added 10 points
each. Tyler Hochstetler and
Timmy Bridgeman led the Hawks with 12 and seven points respectively.
Central Kentucky Warriors 65 N. Kentucky Wildcats 36
Gregory Combs and Rodney Haddix led the Central Kentucky Warriors
was 14 and 10 points respectively.
John Watkins added nine points. Bicker led the Wildcats with nine points.
Bowling Green Blazers 67 Eastern Kentucky Thunder 61
Jeremy Anderson and Garrett Stone led the victors with 24 and 10
points respectively. Austin
Blair and Alex Barker led Eastern Kentucky Thunder with 25 and 13
points respectively.
Dale Hollow (X-Factor) 65 N. Kentucky Royals 39
Sean Parrish and B. Pruitt led the victors with 18 and 11 points
respectively. The Royals were led
by Nathane Sharp and Chris Quigley with 11 and nine points
respectively.
N. Kentucky Tarheels 79 Louisville Blackhawks 56
Gregory Rice, Kurt Bovard, and Nathaniel Edmondson led the
Tarheels with 22, 17, and 15 points respectively. John Schreiner and Joey Spaulding led the
Blackhawks with 12 and nine points respectively.
|
Boys 16 and Under All Stars |
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Rockets |
63 |
Central Kentucky Running Rebels |
53 |
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N. Kentucky Storm |
51 |
Madisonville Magic |
50 |
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Central Kentucky Express |
61 |
Lites Out |
58 |
|
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Shelby County Shockers |
61 |
N. Kentucky Bullets |
59 |
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N. Kentucky Fastbreak |
60 |
N. Kentucky Heat |
58 |
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Rockets 63
Central Kentucky Running Rebels
53
Todd Jacobs led the Rockets with 19 points while Aaron Dunaway
led the Running Rebels with 19 points.
N. Kentucky Storm 51 Madisonville Magic 50
Ryan Busse and Chase King led the victors with 12 and eight
points respectively. Jamaal
Boyd and Patrick Waddle led Madisonville with 16 and 15 points
respectively.
Central Kentucky Express 61 Lites Out 58
Pete Gifford led Central Kentucky Express with 14 points. Bernard Brown and Chris Scott
added 11 points each. Latyron
Fields led Lites Out with 19 points.
Richard Lowell and Chris Haley added 12 and 11 points
respectively.
Shelby County Shockers 61 N. Kentucky Bullets 59
A. J. Slaughter led Shelby County with 30 points. Israel Chambers added 15 points.
Sam Lawson led the Bullets
with 34 points.
N. Kentucky Fastbreak 60 N. Kentucky Heat 58
Patrick Elliott scored on a put back shot with five seconds remaining on
the clock to give Fastbreak the victory.
Jeff Vories and Patrick Elliott led the victors with 19
and 12 points respectively. Nick
Steenkan and B. J. Avery led N. Kentucky Heat with 12 and 10 points
respectively.
|
Boys 17 and Under All Stars |
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Quad City |
47 |
Flyers |
44 |
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MO |
60 |
Kentucky Kings |
46 |
|
Quad City 47
Flyers 44
Michael Scott led a balanced Quad City attack with eight points. Aaron Menefee, Tripp Corum,
and Matt Tierney added seven, six, and six points respectively. Scott Jacobs and Joey Verax led
the Flyers with 12 points each.
MO 60 Kentucky Kings 46
Jackson Capel and Joe Mando led MO with 12 points each. Clint Reisz led Kentucky Kings
with 15 points. Matthew Karn
and Chad Tichenor added with 11 and 10 points respectively.
Saturday May 1st, 2004
Pool Play
|
Boys 15 and Under All Stars |
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Louisville Warriors |
61 |
E. Kentucky Heat |
35 |
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Warren County Hawks |
56 |
Shelby County Shockers |
55 |
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Central Kentucky Warriors |
81 |
Durham Blue Devils |
38 |
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Durham Blue Devils |
64 |
N. Kentucky Wildcats |
52 |
(2OT) |
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Eastern Kentucky Thunder |
76 |
Bearcats |
50 |
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Bowling Green Blazers |
86 |
Bearcats |
46 |
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Louisville Smoke |
68 |
N. Kentucky Royals |
22 |
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Louisville Smoke |
63 |
Dale Hollow |
52 |
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Western Kentucky Miners |
63 |
Louisville Blackhawks |
61 |
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N. Kentucky Tarheels |
90 |
Western Kentucky Miners |
55 |
|
Louisville Warriors 61 E. Kentucky Heat 35
Antiquawn Beckham and Johan Hamilton led the Louisville Warriors
with 12 and 11 points respectively.
Jordan Hammonds led E. Kentucky Heat with 14 points.
Warren County Hawks 56 Shelby County Shockers 55
The victors were led by Matt Wetzel and Ricky Smith with 13 and
12 points respectively. Joel
Cochran and Orrie Carter led Shelby County with 21 and 16 points
respectively.
Central Kentucky Warriors 81 Durham Blue Devils 38
The Warriors were led by Dee Smith and Trae Cunningham with 20
and 11 points respectively. Kevin
Burrus led the Blue Devils with 12 points.
Durham Blue Devils 64 N. Kentucky Wildcats 52 (2OT)
Kevin Burrus, Nick Durham, and Robbie Ash led the victors
with 20, 14, and 11 points respectively.
Castleman and Simpson led N. Kentucky Wildcats with 11 and
10 points respectively.
Eastern Kentucky Thunder 76 Bearcats 50
Austin Blair led Eastern Kentucky Thunder with 23 points. Jonathan VanHoose and Alex
Barker added 14 and 13 points respectively. Josh Roberts and Franklin Daughtery led the
Bearcats with nine and eight points respectively.
Bowling Green Blazers 86 Bearcats 46
Garrett Stone, Nick Britt, and Monie Hudson led the
victors with 18, 17, and 13 points respectively. Jessie Huseman and Franklin Daughtery led the
Bearcats with 14 and 10 points respectively.
Louisville Smoke 68
N. Kentucky Royals 22
Jonathon Gholson led the victors with 13 points. Eddie Stivers, Kaelin Hall,
Chris Lee, and Eugene Wade all chipped in with eight points
each. Nathane Sharp led the
Royals with 12 points.
Louisville Smoke 63
Dale Hollow (X-Factor) 52
Kaelin Hall and Drew Schmidt led Louisville Smoke with 13 and 12
points respectively. Josh
Choate and B. Pruitt led Dale Hollow with 17 and 12 points
respectively.
Western Kentucky Miners 63 Louisville Blackhawks 61
Chris Evans, Antoine Ray, and Tyson Woolford led the
Miners with 14, 12 and 10 points respectively. Josh Sullivan and Corey Ogburn led the
Blackhawks with 17 points each.
N. Kentucky Tarheels 90 Western Kentucky Miners 55
Nathaniel Edmondson and Kurt Bovard led the Tarheels with 18 and
16 points respectively. Austin
Hill and Michael Hester added 13 and 12 points respectively. Chris Evans led the Miners with
12 points. Zach Arnold and Jacob
Courtney added seven points each.
|
Boys 16 and Under All Stars |
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Madisonville Magic |
60 |
Rockets |
44 |
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N. Kentucky Storm |
70 |
Central Kentucky Running Rebels |
59 |
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Madisonville Magic |
66 |
Central Kentucky Running Rebels |
61 |
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Rockets |
65 |
Northern Kentucky Storm |
56 |
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Shelby County Shockers |
81 |
Lites Out |
69 |
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Central Kentucky Express |
70 |
N. Kentucky Bullets |
49 |
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N. Kentucky Bullets |
67 |
Lites Out |
63 |
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Shelby County Shockers |
72 |
Central Kentucky Express |
68 |
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Derek Smith 16s |
64 |
N. Kentucky Heat |
57 |
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N. Kentucky Fastbreak |
69 |
Kentucky Hoopsters |
54 |
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Derek Smith 16s |
66 |
Kentucky Hoopsters |
49 |
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N. Kentucky Heat |
51 |
Kentucky Hoopsters |
49 |
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Derek Smith 16s |
48 |
N. Kentucky Fastbreak |
41 |
|
Madisonville Magic 60 Rockets 44
The victors were led by Jeremy Jones and Nick Russell with 15 and
14 points respectively. Todd
Jacobs led the Rockets with 17 points including five three point field
goals.
N. Kentucky Storm 70 Central Kentucky Running Rebels 59
Dan Penick and Joe Siler led Northern Kentucky Storm with 17 and
11 points respectively. Aaron
Dunaway and Sean Hager paced the Running Rebels with 17 and 11
points respectively.
Madisonville Magic 66 Central Kentucky Running Rebels 61
Patrick Waddle and Nick Russell led the victors with 17 and 15
points respectively. Albert
Jackson and Jamaal Boyd added 10 points each. Aaron Dunaway and Terry
Cayson led the Running Rebels with 24 and 17 points respectively.
Rockets 65
N. Kentucky Storm 56
Brett Sutton and Todd Jacobs led the Rockets with 12 and 10
points respectively. Ryan Busse
led N. Kentucky Storm with 18 points.
Shelby County Shockers 81 Lites Out 69
Jamar White and A. J. Slaughter led Shelby County with 27 and 26
points respectively. Quinn
Hawkins and Chris Haley led Lites Out with 18 and 17 points
respectively. Eurich Downey added
14 points.
Central Kentucky Express 70 N. Kentucky Bullets 49
Antonio Owens led Central Kentucky Express with 20 points. Sam Lawson and Travis Huffman
led the Bullets with 17 and 14 points respectively.
N. Kentucky Bullets 67 Lites Out 63
The victors were paced by Sam Lawson and Travis Huffman with 19
and 12 points respectively. Quinn
Hawkins led Lites Out with 21 points.
LaTyron Fields added 10 points.
Shelby County Shockers 72 Central Kentucky Express 68
A. J. Slaughter led Shelby County with 30 points including four three
point goals. Emmanuel Patterson,
Israel Chambers, and Jamar White added 14, 13, and 11 points
respectively. Bernard Brown,
Antonio Owens, and Pete Gifford led Central Kentucky
Express with 18, 15 and 13 points respectively.
Derek Smith 16s 64
N. Kentucky Heat 57
Craig Bryant, Brian Staed, and Russell Allen led the Derek
Smith squad with 16, 14, and 12 points respectively. Nick Steenkan led N. Kentucky Heat with 18 points including
four three point goals.
N. Kentucky Fastbreak 69 Kentucky Hoopsters 54
James McCowan and Jeremy Wight led Fastbreak with 19 points
each. The Hoopsters were led Paul
Chambers, Justin Graves, and Matt Anderson with 12, 11 and 10
points respectively.
Derek Smith 16s 66
Kentucky Hoopsters 49
Craig Bryant, Brian Staed, and Trah Moore led Derek Smith
with 17, 12, and 11 points respectively.
Chase Straw and Brett Davis led the Hoopsters with 12 and
10 points respectively. Justin
Graves and Paul Chambers added nine points each.
N. Kentucky Heat 51
Kentucky Hoopsters 49
Trenton Grayson and Luke Heil led the victors with 14 and 11
points respectively. Paul
Chambers and Chase Straw led the Hoopsters with 16 and 14 points
respectively.
Derek Smith 16s 48
N. Kentucky Fastbreak 41
Trah Moore, Brian Staed, and Craig Bryant led the victors
with 11, 10, and nine points respectively. Tyler Mains and Patrick Elliott led Fastbreak
with 13 and 12 points respectively.
|
Boys 17 and Under All Stars |
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Derek Smith 17s |
70 |
Kentucky Kings |
44 |
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E. Kentucky Heat |
68 |
Quad City |
61 |
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Derek Smith 17s |
55 |
MO |
45 |
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Flyers |
52 |
E. Kentucky Heat |
39 |
|
Derek Smith 17s 70
Kentucky Kings 44
JaJuan Spillman and Maurice Grinter led the victors with 15 and
12 points respectively. Clint
Reisz led Kentucky Kings with 12 points.
E. Kentucky Heat 68 Quad City 61
Eric Fields and Walt Allen led E. Kentucky Heat with 32 and 15 points
respectively. Aaron Menefee
led Quad City with 21 points including five three point goals.
Derek Smith 17s 55
MO 45
JaJuan Spillman, Maurice Grinter, and Tory Robertson led
the victors with 15, 12, and 11 points respectively. Jackson Capel led MO with 12 points.
Flyers 52
E. Kentucky Heat 39
Kevin Smith and Joey Verax led the Flyers with 15 and 13 points
respectively. Walt Allen and
Jordan Hammonds led E. Kentucky Heat with 17 and 13 points
respectively.
Tournament Round
|
Boys 15 and Under All Stars |
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Louisville Warriors |
82 |
Louisville Blackhawks |
55 |
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Dale Hollow |
69 |
Durham Blue Devils |
61 |
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Central Kentucky Warriors |
88 |
N. Kentucky Royals |
31 |
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Eastern Kentucky Thunder |
51 |
Western Kentucky Miners |
42 |
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Bowling Green Blazers |
80 |
N. Kentucky Wildcats |
58 |
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Louisville Smoke |
61 |
Warren County Hawks |
25 |
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|
E. Kentucky Heat |
60 |
Bearcats |
49 |
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N. Kentucky Tarheels |
87 |
Shelby County Shockers |
35 |
|
Louisville Warriors 82 Louisville Blackhawks 55
Johan Hamilton led the Louisville Warriors with 17 points. Antiquawn Beckham, Brian
Kaelin, and Kris Carree added 15, 13, and 11 points
respectively. Joey Spaulding and
Josh Sullivan led the Blackhawks with 13 and 12 points
respectively.
Dale Hollow (X-Factor)
69 Durham
Blue Devils 61
Justin Vitatoe led Dale Hollow with 25 points. Seth Graves, Josh Choate, and B.
Pruitt added 12, 11, and 11 points respectively. Kevin Burrus and Josh Koebel led Durham with
22 and 16 points respectively.
Central Kentucky Warriors 88 N. Kentucky Royals 31
Gregory Combs, Rodney Haddix, and Aaron Boyd led
the Warriors with 19, 13, and 12 points respectively. Kenny Felts, Josh Rigney, and Chris
Quigley led the Royals with nine, eight, and eight points
respectively.
Eastern Kentucky Thunder 51 Western Kentucky Miners 42
Austin Blair led Eastern Kentucky Thunder with 20 points. Bryson Phillips and Chris
Evans led the Miners with 13 and nine points respectively.
Bowling Green Blazers 80 N. Kentucky Wildcats 58
Jeremy Anderson led the Blazers with 28 points including four three
point field goals. Garrett
Stone added 22 points. Castleman,
Bickers, and Richardson led the Wildcats with 15, 12, and 11
points respectively.
Louisville Smoke 61
Warren County Hawks 25
Eddie Stivers led the victors with 12 points on four three point field
goals. Ryan Laswell and Chris
Lee added eight points each. Ricky
Smith and Hector Gaspar led the Hawks with eight and seven points
respectively.
E. Kentucky Heat 60
Bearcats 49
Jordan Hammonds led Heat with 26 points. The Bearcats were led by Franklin Daughtery and John
Hughes with nine and eight points respectively.
N. Kentucky Tarheels 87 Shelby County Shockers 35
Gregory Rice and Nathaniel Edmondson led the Tarheels with 17
points each. Chase Wooley added
13 points. Matt Howe led
Shelby County with 17 points.
|
Boys 16 and Under All Stars |
|
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N. Kentucky Storm |
69 |
N. Kentucky Bullets |
43 |
|
N. Kentucky Storm 69 N. Kentucky Bullets 43
Dan Penick and Joe Siler led the victors with 18 and 14 points
respectively. Sam Lawson and
Alex Curry led the Bullets with 13 and nine points respectively.
|
Boys 17 and Under All Stars |
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MO |
76 |
East Kentucky Heat |
39 |
|
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Quad City |
71 |
Kentucky Kings |
59 |
|
MO
76 East
Kentucky Heat 39
Jackson Capel, Scott Bibbins, and Joe Mando led MO with
20, 16, and 12 points respectively.
Walt Allen led E. Kentucky Heat with 13 points.
Quad City 71
Kentucky Kings 59
Brandon Mullins led Quad City with 21 points. Tripp Corum and Zach Schmidt added 10 points
each. The Kings were paced by Chad
Tichenor, Allen Embry, and Clint Reisz with 15, 13, and 11
points respectively.
Sunday May 2nd, 2004
Tournament Round
|
Boys 15 and Under All Stars |
|
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|
Louisville Warriors |
65 |
Dale Hollow (X-Factor) |
53 |
|
Quarterfinal |
|
Central Kentucky Warriors |
69 |
Eastern Kentucky Thunder |
40 |
|
Quarterfinal |
|
Louisville Smoke |
66 |
Bowling Green Blazers |
56 |
(OT) |
Quarterfinal |
|
N. Kentucky Tarheels |
86 |
E. Kentucky Heat |
60 |
|
Quarterfinal |
|
Central Kentucky Warriors |
63 |
Louisville Warriors |
59 |
|
Semifinal |
|
N. Kentucky Tarheels |
57 |
Louisville Smoke |
54 |
|
Semifinal |
|
Louisville Warriors |
56 |
Louisville Smoke |
47 |
|
Third Place Game |
|
Central Kentucky Warriors |
65 |
N. Kentucky Tarheels |
56 |
|
Championship |
Louisville Warriors 65 Dale Hollow (X-Factor) 53 (Quarterfinal)
Johan Hamilton and Chad Rogers led the Louisville Warriors with
22 and 13 points respectively. Justin
Vitatoe and Josh Choate led Dale Hollow with 14 points each. Sean Parrish added 10
points.
Central Kentucky Warriors 69 Eastern Kentucky Thunder 40 (Quarterfinal)
Rodney Haddix and Gregory Combs led a balanced Warrior attack
with 14 and 13 points respectively.
Jonathan VanHoose led Eastern Kentucky Thunder with 14 points.
Louisville Smoke 66
Bowling Green Blazers
56 (OT) (Quarterfinal)
The score was tied 51-51 at the end of regulation but Smoke had a 15-5
advantage in overtime to earn the victory. The victors were led by Kaelin Hall and Shawn
Stiles with 17 and 16 points respectively. Jonathon Gholson and Eugene Wade added 10
points each. Jeremy Anderson
led Bowling Green with 17 points.
N. Kentucky Tarheels 86 E. Kentucky Heat 60 (Quarterfinal)
The Tarheels connected on 14 three point baskets for the game. Nathaniel Edmondson led five
Tarheels in double figures with 22 points. Austin Hill, Gregory Rice, Michael Hester,
and Andy Merianos added 13, 13, 11, and 11 points respectively. Jordan Hammonds and Brad
Howard led E. Kentucky Heat with 20 and 16 points respectively.
Central Kentucky Warriors 63 Louisville Warriors 59 (Semifinal)
Gregory Combs led a balanced Warrior attack with 15 points. Rodney Haddix, John Watkins,
and Trae Cunningham added 13, 13, and 11 points respectively. Douglas Beaumont, Antiquawn
Beckham, and Johan Hamilton led the Louisville Warriors with 18, 16,
and 15 points respectively.
|
Central Kentucky Warriors |
22 |
6 |
16 |
19 |
- |
63 |
|
Louisville Warriors |
20 |
14 |
9 |
16 |
- |
59 |
|
Central Kentucky Warriors |
(63) |
- |
Cunningham 11, Combs 15, Minnifield 5, Haddix 13, Watkins 13, Davis 4, Boyd 2. |
|
Louisville Warriors |
(59) |
- |
Beaumont 18, Beckham 16, Steer 2, Rogers 2, Carree 6, Hamilton 15. |
N. Kentucky Tarheels 57 Louisville Smoke 54
(Semifinal)
Nathaniel Edmondson led N. Kentucky Tarheels with 24 points. Austin Hill and Gregory Rice
added 12 points each. Jonathon
Gholson led Louisville Smoke with 24 points.
|
N. Kentucky Tarheels |
13 |
13 |
14 |
17 |
- |
57 |
|
Louisville Smoke |
14 |
15 |
6 |
19 |
- |
54 |
|
N. Kentucky Tarheels |
(57) |
- |
Hill 12, Rice 12, Bovard 5, Edmondson 17, Hester 9, K. Robinson 2. |
|
Louisville Smoke |
(54) |
- |
Wade 11, Gholson 24, Hall 3, Schmidt 5, Stiles 5, Ferguson 6. |
Louisville
Warriors 56 Louisville Smoke 47 (Third Place Game)
The Louisville Warriors were led by Douglas Beaumont and Johan
Hamilton with 21 and 16 points respectively. Eugene Wade led Louisville Smoke with 14 points.
|
Louisville Warriors |
14 |
12 |
14 |
16 |
- |
56 |
|
Louisville Smoke |
14 |
8 |
9 |
16 |
- |
47 |
|
Louisville Warriors |
(56) |
- |
Beaumont 21, Beckham 8, Steer 5, Rogers 2, Kaelin 2, Carree 2, Hamilton 16. |
|
Louisville Smoke |
(47) |
- |
Wade 14, Gholson 6, Hall 4, Schmidt 7, Laswell 4, Lee 7, Stiles 5. |
Central Kentucky Warriors 65 N. Kentucky Tarheels 56
(Championship)
The Tarheels closed the gap to one, 54-53, with 3:21 remaining on the clock but
the Warriors outscored the Tarheels 11-3 to close out the scoring. The victors were led by Rodney
Haddix and Trae Cunningham with 15 and 13 points respectively. John Watkins and Aaron Boyd added
10 points each. Michael Hester,
Gregory Rice, and Nathaniel Edmondson led N. Kentucky Tarheels
with 16, 13, and 12 points respectively.
|
Central Kentucky Warriors |
15 |
20 |
13 |
17 |
- |
65 |
|
N. Kentucky Tarheels |
8 |
15 |
15 |
20 |
- |
58 |
|
Central Kentucky Warriors |
(65) |
- |
Bowman 4, Cunningham 13, Combs 9, Haddix 15, Watkins 10, Dumphord 4, Boyd 10. |
|
N. Kentucky Tarheels |
(58) |
- |
Hill 3, Edmondson 12, Robinson 6, Rice 13, Bovard 6, Hester 16, Gagnon 1. |
|
Boys 16 and Under All Stars |
|
||||
|
N. Kentucky Storm |
64 |
Derek Smith 16s |
59 |
|
Quarterfinal |
|
Rockets |
63 |
Central Kentucky Express |
57 |
|
Quarterfinal |
|
N. Kentucky Fastbreak |
62 |
Madisonville Magic |
43 |
|
Quarterfinal |
|
Shelby County Shockers |
60 |
N. Kentucky Heat |
55 |
|
Quarterfinal |
|
Rockets |
49 |
N. Kentucky Storm |
42 |
|
Semifinal |
|
N. Kentucky Fastbreak |
70 |
Shelby County Shockers |
37 |
|
Semifinal |
|
Shelby County Shockers |
62 |
N. Kentucky Storm |
48 |
|
Third Place Game |
|
N. Kentucky Fastbreak |
56 |
Rockets |
50 |
|
Championship |
N. Kentucky Storm 64 Derek Smith 16s 59
(Quarterfinal)
Chase King and Joe Siler led the victors with 16 and 15 points
respectively. Craig Bryant
and Trah Moore led Derek Smith 16s with 22 and 19 points
respectively.
Rockets 63
Central Kentucky Express
57 (Quarterfinal)
Todd Jacobs and Brett Sutton led the Rockets with 16 and 10
points respectively. Pete
Gifford led Express with 22 points including four three point field goals. Antonio
Owens added 10 points.
N. Kentucky Fastbreak 62 Madisonville Magic 43 (Quarterfinal)
Jeff Vories, Jeremy Wight, and Patrick Elliott led
Fastbreak with 14, 12, and 12
points respectively. Patrick
Waddle and Jeremy Jones led Madisonville with 14 and 10 points
respectively.
Shelby County Shockers 60 N. Kentucky Heat 55 (Quarterfinal)
Jamar White led Shelby County with 21 points including four three point
baskets. A. J. Slaughter and
Israel Chambers added 18 and 13 points respectively. Antonio Llanes led N. Kentucky
Heat with 25 points including three three point field goals. Luke Heil added 10 points.
Rockets 49
N. Kentucky Storm 42 (Semifinal)
The Rockets were paced by Brett Sutton, Todd Jacobs, and David
Noll with 12, 12, and 10 points respectively. Dan Penick led Northern Kentucky Storm with 20
points.
|
Rockets |
19 |
2 |
8 |
19 |
- |
49 |
|
N. Kentucky Storm |
9 |
13 |
9 |
11 |
- |
42 |
|
Rockets |
(49) |
- |
Sutton 12, Noll 10, Lawless 2, Jacobs 12, Brown 5, Landrum 5, Young 2. |
|
N. Kentucky Storm |
(42) |
- |
Siler 8, Penick 20, Busse 7, Laible 1, Brown 2, Howard 4. |
N. Kentucky Fastbreak 70 Shelby County Shockers 37 (Semifinal)
James McCowan and Jeff Vories led Fastbreak with 19 and 14 points respectively. A. J. Slaughter led Shelby
County with 19 points.
|
N. Kentucky Fastbreak |
24 |
16 |
14 |
16 |
- |
70 |
|
Shelby County Shockers |
8 |
13 |
7 |
9 |
- |
37 |
|
N. Kentucky Fastbreak |
(70) |
- |
Maricle 2, Vories 14, Elrod 11, McCowan 19, Clines 4, Wight 6, Mains 6, Elliott 8. |
|
Shelby County Shockers |
(37) |
- |
Slaughter 19, Chambers 6, White 7, Patterson 5. |
Shelby County Shockers 62 N. Kentucky Storm 48 (Third Place Game)
A. J. Slaughter, Israel Chambers, and Emmanuel Patterson led
the Shockers with 18, 17, and 15 points respectively. Ryan Busse led Northern Kentucky Storm with 19
points.
|
Shelby County Shockers |
19 |
17 |
13 |
13 |
- |
62 |
|
N. Kentucky Storm |
13 |
11 |
10 |
14 |
- |
48 |
|
Shelby County Shockers |
(62) |
- |
Slaughter 18, Patterson 15, White 9, Chambers 17, Begley 1, Brown 2. |
|
N. Kentucky Storm |
(48) |
- |
Siler 8, Canafax 2, Penick 4, King 3, Busse 19, Laible 2, Brann 4, Stevie 2, Howard 4. |
N. Kentucky Fastbreak 56 Rockets 50
(Championship)
Fastbreak overcame a 39-37 deficit at the end of three quarters to claim the
championship. Patrick Elliott,
Jeff Vories, and Tyler Mains led the victors with 14, 12, and 12
points respectively. The Rockets
were led by Todd Jacobs and David Noll with 18 and 10 points
respectively.
|
N. Kentucky Fastbreak |
11 |
15 |
11 |
19 |
- |
56 |
|
Rockets |
13 |
12 |
14 |
11 |
- |
50 |
|
N. Kentucky Fastbreak |
(56) |
- |
Maricle 7 Vories 12, McCowan 9, Wight 2, Mains 12, Elliott 14. |
|
Rockets |
(50) |
- |
Lawless 8, Brown 2, Noll 10, Jacobs 18, Gannick 4, Landrum 2, Sutton 5. |
|
Boys 17 and Under All Stars |
|
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|
MO |
53 |
Flyers |
47 |
Semifinal |
|
Derek Smith 17s |
60 |
Quad City |
51 |
Semifinal |
|
Derek Smith 17s |
57 |
MO |
40 |
Championship |
MO
53
Flyers 47 (Semifinal)
MO was paced today by Joe Mando and D. J. Corbett with 17 and 10
points respectively. Joey Verax,
Scott Jacobs, and Chris Cook led the Flyers with 11, 10, and 10
points respectively.
|
MO |
5 |
17 |
16 |
15 |
- |
53 |
|
Flyers |
9 |
21 |
11 |
6 |
- |
47 |
|
MO |
(53) |
- |
Bibbins 5, Lageman 9, Lafollette 4, Capel 7, Mando 17, Corbett 10. |
|
Flyers |
(47) |
- |
Cook 10, Verax 11, Smith 8, Jacobs 10, M. Griffin 5, O’Hara 3. |
Derek Smith 17s 60
Quad City 51 (Semifinal)
JaJuan Spillman, Ricky Bodiford, and Zack Berry led
the victors with 13, 12, and 11 points respectively. Quad City was paced Aaron Menifee, Brandon Mullins,
and Ryan O’Conner with 13, 12, and 11 points respectively.
|
Derek Smith 17s |
11 |
12 |
26 |
11 |
- |
60 |
|
Quad City |
14 |
7 |
14 |
16 |
- |
51 |
|
Derek Smith 17s |
(60) |
- |
Berry 11, Spillman 13, Grinter 6, Robertson 8, Bodiford 12, Kyle Saxton 2, B. Saxton 2, Gonzalez 2, Votel 2, Carter 2. |
|
Quad City |
(51) |
- |
Corum 2, Mullins 11, O’Conner 12, Schmidt 6, Tierney 4, Watson 3, Menefee 13. |
Derek Smith 17s 57
MO 40 (Championship)
MO led 24-17 at halftime but Derek Smith ourscored MO 24-18 in the third
quarter to take control of the game.
The victors were led by JaJuan Spillman with 17 points, while D.
J. Corbett paced MO with 11 points.
|
Derek Smith 17s |
8 |
9 |
24 |
16 |
- |
57 |
|
MO |
10 |
14 |
8 |
8 |
- |
40 |
|
Derek Smith 17s |
(57) |
- |
Berry 7, Spillman 17, Grinter 6, K. Saxton 4, Grinter 10, Votel 10, Robertson 7, Gonzalez 2. |
|
MO |
(40) |
- |
Bibbins 2, Lageman 2, Capel 7, Wesseling 3, Mando 9, Corbett 11. Whitaker 6. |
Conclusion
This report is for entertainment purposes only and the statistics used here should not be considered official. I hurriedly gathered the statistics from the scoresheets after each game and apologize for any errors or misspellings of names.
Congratulations to the Central Kentucky Warriors, N. Kentucky Fastbreak , and Derek Smith 17s for capturing their respective age division championships. There were several good teams and many excellent players performing here this weekend. Players added to their reputations during this event and several players are just now starting to appear on the radar screen. The state of Kentucky graduates many stars each season but there are many others on the horizon waiting to take their turn in the spotlight.
Acknowledgments
A special thanks to the Kentucky Basketball Academy family for the hospitality extended me during this event. Also, a special note of appreciation to the coaches for the information provided during the event.
Please feel free to send your comments and questions concerning the tournament, teams, or players to me at prephoops@yahoo.com .
Ron Harrison’s reports on this and other basketball events appear on http://www.angelfire.com/ky/prephoops.