MARION, Ky. – In a must-win situation for the Rockets in order to avoid a first-round playoff matchup with one of the best teams in Kentucky, Crittenden County fell behind Livingston Central by 21 in the second period Friday at home and lost 78-63.
The Cardinals sealed the league’s No. 2 seed and will get No. 2 Trigg County in the Fifth District Tournament opener later this month.
Meanwhile, the Rockets will face Goliath Lyon County to open post-season play. The Rockets have one more district game to go – at Trigg County Monday – but no matter the outcome, Crittenden can finish no better than last in the four-team district standings.
The Rockets got 28 points from sophomore Bryson Walker in the loss, and Livingston sophomore Logan Wring scored 32 for the winners.
Crittenden falls to 2-15 on the season and Livingston improved to 8-12.
Crittenden County 12 21 36 63
LIVINGSTON – Wring 32, Thomason 14, Davidson 5, Hargrove 13, Hosick 8, Zaim 6, M.Zaim. FG 29. 3-pointers 8 (Hargrove 3, Hosick 2, Thomason, Davidson, Wring). FT 12-18.
CRITTENDEN – Walker 28, Belcher 5, Hatfield 9, Sharp 8, Reddick 2, Travis 2, Rhodes, Poindexter 9. FG 25. 3-pointers 9 (Walker 6, Belcher, Sharp 2). FT 4-5.
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