MARION, Ky. – Crittenden County, the winningest Second Region team in All A Classic history, punched its ticket to the semifinal round on Monday with a 50-18 blowout over Dawson Springs.
The Lady Rockets, who have won eight small-school regional championships including last year's crown, will play final-four host Caldwell County at 6pm in Thursday’s semifinal. Caldwell beat Heritage Christian in similar fashion 52-3 in its opening round contest at Princeton on Monday.
Lyon County knocked off Livingston Central 56-42 in an opener at Lyon and will play Ft. Campbell in Thursday’s 7:30pm semifinal at Caldwell County. The Lady Falcons received a first-round bye because UHA did not field a team this season.
Dawson Springs was terribly outmanned against the Lady Rockets, who led from the jump. Sophomore Anna Boone sank a couple of first-quarter threes to help CCHS race out to a 20-4 lead in the first period. Boone and Lady Rocket sophomore center Bristyn Rushing led all scorers with a dozen points apiece. Rushing had five fielders in the post and two free throws.
CCHS moved back above .500 at 8-7 on the season. Dawson fell to 2-8. The Lady Rockets have beaten the Panther girls in 17 straight meetings dating back to 2013.
Crittenden County 20 30 44 50
DAWSON – Hoover 10, Swatzell 2, Bock 6, Lowe, Hunter. FG 8. 3-pointers 2 (Hoover). FT 0-1.
CRITTENDEN – Boone 12, Evans 6, Hodge 8, Federico 1, Rushing 12, Holeman, Walker 2, Stewart 7, Munday, Champion 2. FG 19. 3-pointers 2 (Boone 2). FT 10-12.
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