Sunday, December 18, 2016
Friday, December 16, 2016
Crittenden splits varsity DH at Livingston
Crittenden County’s basketball teams split at Livingston Central Friday night.
The Lady Rockets improved to 6-1 on the season and 2-1 in the district with a 50-45 victory over the Cardinal girls. Madison Champion led CCHS with 14 points and Tabby Padon led Livingston with 18.
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Post-Game CommentsCoach Shannon Hodge |
The Rockets have now lost 5 straight.
Boys
Livingston 67, Crittenden 58
Crittenden County 11 35 46 58
Livingston Central 18 31 49 67
CRITTENDEN - Stephens 22, Tolley 6, Dickerson 8, Belt 11, Towery 7, Steele 2, Nesbitt 2. FG 18. 3-pointers 4 (Stephens, Belt, Towery, Dickerson). FT 18-26. Fouls 18.
LIVINGSTON - Dean 12, Sherer 14, Hosick 11, Ringstaff 9, Bebout 5, Head 11, Mayhugh 2, Stein 3, Vaughn, Kitchens. FG 23. 3-pointers 1 (Sherer). FT 20-26. Fouls 21.
Cardinal guard Cameron Head looks for help against the defense of Rocket Gavin Dickerson. |
Crittenden 50, Livingston 45
Crittenden County 12 25 40 50
Livingston Central 11 18 33 45
CRITTENDEN - Moss 12, Collins, Lynch 12, Champion 14, Nesbitt 8, Pierce 4, Evans. FG 19. 3-pointers none. FT 12-16. Fouls 13.
LIVINGSTON - Campbell 4, Padon 18, Adams 5, Stafford 4, Williams 8, Wring 6, Wright, Dudley, A.Campbell. FG 17. 3-pointers 1 (Adams). FT 10-16. Fouls 12.
Lady Rocket Amanda Lynch tries to stop Livingston's Tabby Padon in the post. |
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
Tough week for CCHS basketball
It has been a tough week for Rocket basketball fans who have watched the boys lose four straight and the girls were upset by Lyon County in a key district matchup Friday.
On a couple of bright notes, junior Logan Belt has returned to the boys' lineup after suffering a pre-season hand injury. In his first three games back, Belt has netted 41 points.
For the girls' senior Cassidy Moss continues her assault on the all-time record. She is averaging right at 20 points a game and is 244 from becoming the all-time scorer in Lady Rocket history.
Crittenden County will play a key district doubleheader Friday at Livingston Central. It is a must-win for the girls if they hope to challenge for the regular-season championship and the boys' need a victory after a tough few days. Tipoff is at 6pm at Smithland.
See scores and summaries under the pulldown tabs above.
On a couple of bright notes, junior Logan Belt has returned to the boys' lineup after suffering a pre-season hand injury. In his first three games back, Belt has netted 41 points.
For the girls' senior Cassidy Moss continues her assault on the all-time record. She is averaging right at 20 points a game and is 244 from becoming the all-time scorer in Lady Rocket history.
Crittenden County will play a key district doubleheader Friday at Livingston Central. It is a must-win for the girls if they hope to challenge for the regular-season championship and the boys' need a victory after a tough few days. Tipoff is at 6pm at Smithland.
See scores and summaries under the pulldown tabs above.
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Near sweep slips away at Caldwell County
Crittenden County's girls came back from a 10-point deficit in the final period to beat Caldwell County 50-49. Cassidy Moss scored the winning basket after Madison Champion knocked down two to close the gap in the final minutes. Moss finished with 26 and the Lady Rockets remain undefeated after four games.
The Rockets nearly pulled off a similar miracle after trailing by 22 at halftime. Behind the stellar play of point guard Bobby Stephens, Crittenden sawed its way back into contention and had three chances for a game-tying shot in the final seconds, but none would fall. Crittenden lost for the first time this season at Caldwell County. The final was 63-60 and Stephens scored a career-high 21.
The Rockets nearly pulled off a similar miracle after trailing by 22 at halftime. Behind the stellar play of point guard Bobby Stephens, Crittenden sawed its way back into contention and had three chances for a game-tying shot in the final seconds, but none would fall. Crittenden lost for the first time this season at Caldwell County. The final was 63-60 and Stephens scored a career-high 21.
Friday, December 2, 2016
Rockets open 5th District with sweep
Cassidy Moss scored 23 to lead the Lady Rockets in an easy 53-22 win and middle-schooler Preston Turley was among the stars who guided the Rockets 57-47 over the three-time defending district champion Wildcats, coached by CCHS graduate Petyon Croft.
Turley, a 6-3 eighth-grader, played less than a half, but scored a team-high 15 points during crucial periods in the second and fourth periods as Crittenden rallied and took command of the game. Sophomore center Gavin Dickerson scored 13 and seniors Bobby Stephens and Will Tolley added 11 apiece.
Want more details? See the December 8 issue of The Crittenden Press printed edition.
Rockets team photo
Crittenden County Rocket basketball players are (seated from left) Hunter Boone, Sean O’Leary, Sawyer Towery, Gabe Mott, Braxton Winders, Tyler Boone, Erik O’Leary, (back) head coach Denis Hodge, Devon Nesbitt, Jayden Carlson, Tyson Steele, Preston Turley, Logan Belt, Gavin Dickerson, assistant coach Ken Geary and assistant coach Gaige Courtney.
Lady Rockets team photo
The 2017-18 Lady Rockets are pictured (front from left) Matthia Long, Chandler Moss, Mauri Collins, Madison Champion, Shelby Summers, Ashton Binkley, Kacie Easley, (back) manager Hailey Mathieu, coach Shannon Hodge, Lilly Perryman, Lilli Hayes, Nahla Woodward, Jaelyn Duncan, Kate Keller, assistant coach Bristyn Prowell and manager Emily West.
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