2014KYINJ
Kentucky-Indiana All-Star Basketball Games (Boys & Girls Juniors)
Greenfield-Central High School Indianapolis IN June 6th
Paul Laurence Dunbar High School Lexington KY June 7th
©2014 Ron Harrison
June 6th
Kentucky All-Stars (Girls)
|
J’Nayah Hall |
5-9 |
Owensboro Apollo |
|
Haley Sue Foutch |
5-11 |
Ashland |
|
Sandra Skinner |
6-1 |
George Rogers Clark |
|
Reauna Cleaver |
6-2 |
Elizabethtown |
|
Logan Fraley |
5-11 |
Boyd County |
|
Alexis Robinson |
5-10 |
Ashland |
|
Kacie Wallace |
5-4 |
Henderson County |
|
Nora Kiesler |
6-6 |
Assumption |
|
Morgan Turner |
6-2 |
Meade County |
|
Denayia Holmes |
5-6 |
University Heights |
|
Alexis Brewer |
5-11 |
LaRue County |
|
Ge’Naisha Robinson |
5-9 |
Christian County |
|
Coach |
Robbie Graham |
George Rogers Clark |
|
Assistant Coach |
Troy Thomas |
Bath County |
Indiana All-Stars (Girls)
|
Josie Fisher |
5-5 |
Homestead |
|
Tiara Murphy |
5-6 |
South Bend Washington |
|
Victoria Gaines |
6-0 |
Merrillville |
|
Jordyn Frantz |
6-0 |
Northwood |
|
Lamina Cooper |
5-9 |
Lawrence North |
|
Darby Maggard |
5-5 |
Fort Wayne Canterbury |
|
Michal Miller |
5-9 |
Michigan City |
|
Dominique McBryde |
6-2 |
Bedford North Lawrence |
|
Nakeya Penny |
5-11 |
Logansport |
|
Ali Patberg |
5-10 |
Columbus North |
|
Tori Schickel |
6-2 |
Evansville Mater Dei |
|
Jenna Allen |
6-3 |
Bedford North Lawrence |
Indiana defeated Kentucky by a score of 98-67. The victors utilized a balanced scoring attack with six players scoring in double figures. Lamina Cooper and Darby Maggard led the way with 14 and 13 points respectively. Michal Miller and Josie Fisher each recorded 11 points. Victoria Gaines added 10 points and seven rebounds. Jordyn Frantz also scored 10 points.
Kentucky was hampered by turnovers tonight as they were charged with 28 give-a-ways in the game. They were led by Reauna Cleaver with 14 points. Logan Fraley, Haley Sue Foutch, and Alexis Brewer added 11, 10, and 10 points respectively.
|
Kentucky |
28 |
39 |
67 |
|
Indiana |
45 |
53 |
98 |
Kentucky (67) – Hall 6, Foutch 10, Skinner 2, Cleaver 14, Fraley 11, Robinson 7, Kiesler 2, Turner 3, Holmes 2, Brewer 10.
Indiana (98) – Fisher 11, Murphy 2, Gaines 10, Frantz 10, Cooper 14, Maggard 13, Miller 11, McBryde 1, Patberg 9, Schickel 9, Allen 8.
Kentucky All-Stars (Boys)
|
Aric Holman |
6-9 |
Owensboro |
|
Terrell Gray |
6-3 |
Doss |
|
Hunter Noffsinger |
5-10 |
Muhlenberg County |
|
James “Beetle” Bolden |
6-0 |
Holmes |
|
Jaqualis Matlock |
6-5 |
Hopkinsville |
|
Ray Spalding |
6-9 |
Trinity |
|
DJ Jenkins |
6-2 |
Harrison County |
|
Jalen Perry |
6-2 |
Ballard |
|
Elijay Cowherd |
5-10 |
Bardstown |
|
Jax Levitch |
6-5 |
Trinity |
|
Justin Miller |
6-6 |
Owensboro |
|
David Simmons |
6-2 |
Henderson County |
|
Drew McDonald |
6-7 |
Newport Central Catholic |
|
Coach |
Tim Haworth |
Hopkinsville |
|
Assistant Coach |
Anthony Babb |
Hopkinsville |
Indiana All-Stars (Boys)
|
Drew Hackett |
6-1 |
Munster |
|
Davon Dillard |
6-4 |
Bowman Academy |
|
Ryan Cline |
6-5 |
Carmel |
|
Jordan Geist |
6-0 |
Penn |
|
Tahjai Teague |
6-7 |
Pike |
|
Hyron Edwards |
6-0 |
East Chicago Central |
|
Sean McDermott |
6-4 |
Pendleton Heights |
|
KJ Walton |
6-3 |
Brownsburg |
|
Ryan Fazekas |
6-8 |
Marquette Catholic |
|
Josh Speidel |
6-8 |
Columbus North |
|
Chris Palombizio |
6-5 |
Chesterton |
|
Matt Holba |
6-6 |
Guerin Catholic |
|
Coach |
Jamie Kolkmeier |
Corydon Central |
|
Assistant Coach |
Chad Ballenger |
Hamilton Heights |
|
Assistant Coach |
Brent Keck |
Perry Meridian |
Indiana nailed 16 three point baskets and recorded their share of crowd pleasing dunks in a 127-104 victory over Kentucky tonight. The Hoosiers had eight players score in double figures led by Hyron Edwards, Jordan Geist, and KJ Walton with 20, 17, and 17 points respectively. Davon Dillard, Ryan Cline, Ryan Fazekas, Josh Speidel, and Tahjai Teague added 12, 12, 12, 12, and 10 points respectively.
James “Beetle” Bolden and Jalen Perry led Kentucky with 17 and 14 points respectively. Jaqualis Matlock, Aric Holman, and Drew McDonald added 13, 11, and 10 points respectively.
|
Kentucky |
43 |
61 |
104 |
|
Indiana |
50 |
77 |
127 |
Kentucky (104) – Holman 11, Gray 4, Noffsinger 4, Bolden 17, Matlock 13, Spalding 8, Jenkins 4, Perry 14, Cowherd 8, Levitch 5, Miller 2, Simmons 4, McDonald 10.
Indiana (127) – Hackett 4, Dillard 12, Cline 12, Geist 17, Teague 10, Edwards 20, McDermott 4, Walton 17, Fazekas 12, Speidel 12, Holba 7.
June 7th
Indiana All-Stars (Girls)
|
Jordan Hankins |
5-7 |
Lawrence North |
|
Stephanie Sherwood |
5-9 |
Evansville Memorial |
|
Victoria Gaines |
6-0 |
Merrillville |
|
Alexa Bailey |
5-7 |
Bedford North Lawrence |
|
Lamina Cooper |
5-9 |
Lawrence North |
|
Kennedy Archer |
5-10 |
Franklin Central |
|
Brittany Ward |
6-1 |
Pike |
|
Dominique McBryde |
6-2 |
Bedford North Lawrence |
|
Olivia Crozier |
6-1 |
Madison |
|
Ali Patberg |
5-10 |
Columbus North |
|
Tori Schickel |
6-2 |
Evansville Mater Dei |
|
Jenna Allen |
6-3 |
Bedford North Lawrence |
Kentucky All-Stars (Girls)
|
Emily Frye |
5-5 |
Lewis County |
|
Darien Huff |
5-9 |
Elizabethtown |
|
Sandra Skinner |
6-1 |
George Rogers Clark |
|
Reauna Cleaver |
6-2 |
Elizabethtown |
|
Asia Sims |
5-7 |
Bourbon County |
|
Alexis Robinson |
5-10 |
Ashland |
|
Alexis Switzer |
5-6 |
Boone County |
|
Nora Kiesler |
6-6 |
Assumption |
|
Morgan Turner |
6-2 |
Meade County |
|
Alexis Brewer |
5-11 |
LaRue County |
|
Coach |
Robbie Graham |
George Rogers Clark |
|
Assistant Coach |
Troy Thomas |
Bath County |
Indiana started the following lineup: 6-2 Dominique McBryde, 5-9 Lamina Cooper, 6-3 Jenna Allen, 5-7 Jordan Hankins, and 5-9 Stephanie Sherwood. Kentucky coach Jennifer Parsons countered with 6-1 Sandra Skinner, 6-2 Morgan Turner, 6-2 Reauna Cleaver, 5-10 Alexis Robinson, and 5-11 Alexis Brewer.
Kentucky led 37-33 at halftime but Indiana stormed back in the final half to earn an 84-61 victory. Indiana shot 36.8% from the field including three of 15 from the three point line. They connected on 11 of 19 free throws, pulled down 68 rebounds, and committed 13 turnovers. Kentucky shot 29.4% from the field including eight of 24 from beyond the arc. They connected on 13 of 24 free throws, pulled down 53 rebounds, and committed 25 turnovers.
Jordan Hankins and Lamina Cooper led Indiana with 13 and 12 points respectively. Jenna Allen added 11 points and 11 rebounds. Olivia Crozier chipped in with 10 points and eight rebounds and Dominique McBryde recorded eight points and nine rebounds.
Reauna Cleaver led Kentucky with 16 points and 14 rebounds. Morgan Turner added 11 points including three three point baskets. Sandra Skinner recorded eight points, six rebounds, and four blocked shots.
|
Indiana |
33 |
51 |
84 |
|
Kentucky |
37 |
24 |
61 |
Indiana (84) – McBryde 8, Cooper 12, Allen 11, Hankins 13, Sherwood 0, Gaines 6, Bailey 4, Archer 2, Ward 5, Patberg 4, Schickel 9, Crozier 10.
Kentucky (61) – Skinner 8, Turner 11, Cleaver 16, Robinson 6, Brewer 8, Huff 7, Sims 2, Kiesler 3.
Indiana All-Stars (Boys)
|
Gary Bonds |
6-9 |
Indianapolis Scecina |
|
Davon Dillard |
6-4 |
Bowman Academy |
|
Ryan Cline |
6-5 |
Carmel |
|
Jordan Geist |
6-0 |
Penn |
|
Hyron Edwards |
6-0 |
East Chicago Central |
|
Harris Brown |
5-11 |
Indianapolis Howe |
|
Joel Okafor |
5-10 |
Richmond |
|
KJ Walton |
6-3 |
Brownsburg |
|
Brennan Gillis |
6-6 |
Ben Davis |
|
Josh Speidel |
6-8 |
Columbus North |
|
Adam Eberhard |
6-5 |
Evansville Memorial |
|
Bronson Kessinger |
6-7 |
Corydon Central |
|
Coach |
Jamie Kolkmeier |
Corydon Central |
|
Assistant Coach |
Chad Ballenger |
Hamilton Heights |
|
Assistant Coach |
Brent Keck |
Perry Meridian |
Kentucky All-Stars (Boys)
|
Aric Holman |
6-9 |
Owensboro |
|
Jeremiah Tisdale |
6-3 |
Henry Clay |
|
Hunter Noffsinger |
5-10 |
Muhlenberg County |
|
James “Beetle” Bolden |
6-0 |
Holmes |
|
Jaqualis Matlock |
6-5 |
Hopkinsville |
|
Ray Spalding |
6-9 |
Trinity |
|
Matt Rose |
6-6 |
Lexington Christian Academy |
|
Elijay Cowherd |
5-10 |
Bardstown |
|
David Simmons |
6-2 |
Henderson County |
|
Coach |
Tim Haworth |
Hopkinsville |
|
Assistant Coach |
Anthony Babb |
Hopkinsville |
Indiana coach Jamie Kolkmeier started the following lineup: 6-4 Davon Dillard, 6-3 KJ Walton, 6-9 Gary Bonds, 6-0 Hyron Edwards, and 6-0 Jordan Geist. Kentucky coach Tim Haworth countered with 6-9 Aric Holman, 6-5 Jaqualis Matlock, 6-9 Ray Spalding, 5-10 Elijay Cowherd, and 6-0 James “Beetle” Bolden.
Indiana defeated Kentucky by a score of 113-101 tonight. Indiana shot 43.7% from the field including nine of 28 from the three point line. They connected on 28 of 34 free throws, pulled down 51 rebounds and committed 20 turnovers. Kentucky shot 46% from the field including seven of 25 from beyond the arc. They connected on 14 of 19 free throws, pulled down 49 rebounds and committed 23 turnovers.
Jordan Geist led Indiana with 19 points including four three point baskets and six rebounds. KJ Walton and Josh Speidel added 17 and 16 points respectively. Harris Brown chipped in with 14 points and Davon Dillard recorded 12 points and six rebounds.
James “Beetle” Bolden led Kentucky with 21 points including three three point baskets. Ray Spalding added 16 points and seven rebounds and Jaqualis Matlock chipped in with 15 points and six rebounds. Jeremiah Tisdale and Matt Rose added 14 and 12 points respectively. Aric Holman recorded eight points and 12 rebounds.
|
Indiana |
53 |
60 |
113 |
|
Kentucky |
50 |
51 |
101 |
Indiana (113) – Dillard 12, Walton 17, Bonds 9, Edwards 0, Geist 19, Brown 14, Cline 6, Okafor 2, Speidel 16, Gillis 6, Eberhard 6, Kessinger 6.
Kentucky (101) – Holman 8, Matlock 15, Spalding 16, Cowherd 4, Bolden 21, Noffsinger 5, Tisdale 14, Rose 12, Simmons 6.
Acknowledgements:
A special thanks to WL Stats for providing the comprehensive statistics for the last two games in this report.