Crittenden County Basketball
Friday, February 20, 2026
Lady Rockets get 22nd win to close out regular season
Thursday, February 19, 2026
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Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Rockets close season with loss to Panthers
MARION, Ky. – Crittenden County closed out its regular season at 2-28 Tuesday night with an 83-46 loss to Dawson Springs at Rocket Arena.
The Rockets led 15-13 after the first quarter but were outscored 28-8 in the second period as the Panthers took control. Crittenden managed just three field goals in the second quarter, two of them by Brayden Poindexter.
Poindexter finished with a double-double, scoring 12 points and pulling down a dozen rebounds. Brady Dayberry added eight points and Roane Topp six.
Dawson Springs, now 9-15, was led by Jaydon Plunkette with 31 points, including seven 3-pointers. Cooper Burge added 24 points, hitting three from beyond the arc. The Panthers knocked down 13 three-pointers as a team.
The Rockets are off until the opening round of the 5th District Tournament, which begins Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Rocket Arena against Lyon County.
Crittenden County 15 23 34 46
DAWSON – Riley 7, Slaton 12, Bouwland 8, Plunkette 31, Burge 24, Drennon 1. FG 26. 3-pointers 13 (Plunkette 7, Burge 3, Bourland 2, Riley). FT 18-23.
CRITTENDEN – Ellington 4, Porter 2, Bumpus, Topp 6, Dayberry 8, Jones 5, Myers, Hutchison 3, C.Poindexter 4, B.Poindexter 12, Counts 2. FG 19. 3-pointers 3 (Jones, B.Poindexter 2). FT 5-12.
Lady Rockets win for first time at Madisonville
MADISONVILLE, Ky. – Crittenden County earned its first win ever at Madisonville Tuesday night, defeating the Maroons 61-50, by jumping out early and holding on late.
The Lady Rockets (21-5) surged to a 26-8 lead after one quarter and withstood a late Madisonville push to secure the historic road victory. The Lady Rockets defeated Madisonville two years ago in Marion, its only other victory over the Lady Maroons in more than 40 years.
Crittenden used offense rebounding and defensive pressure to disrupt Madisonville (10-14) early, forcing turnovers that led to transition points. The Lady Rockets led 36-19 at halftime and pushed the margin to 47-29 late in the third quarter after a 9-3 run capped by a Rushing hook shot with 2:39 remaining in the period.
Madisonville, which held a size advantage, found its rhythm in the fourth quarter and trimmed the deficit to 57-45 with 1:48 to play. The Maroons closed within 59-48 in the final minute, but Crittenden converted at the free-throw line to seal the win.
Senior Anna Boone led Crittenden with 25 points, including three 3-pointers. Sophomore Jordyn Hodge added 17 points with two 3s. The Lady Rockets shot 21 field goals, hit five 3-pointers and went 14 of 16 at the free-throw line.
Crittenden closes the regular season Friday at home against McLean County (18-8), one of the top teams in the 3rd Region.
Madisonville-North 8 19 29 50
CRITTENDEN – Boone 25, Evans 7, Hodge 17, Federico, Rushing 6, Holeman 2, Hunt, Berry 4. FG 21. 3-pointers 5 (Boone 3, Hodge 2). FT 14-16.
MADISONVILLE – Westen 3, Nelson 2, Wright 18, Kirk 6, Gobin 15, Baker 3. FG 17. 3-pointers 6 (Gobin 3, Hams, Baker). FT 9-12.
Rockets lost by 46 at Union County
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| Freshman Roane Topp |
The Rockets trailed 26-17 after one quarter and 59-25 by halftime as the Braves seized control early. Union extended the margin to 70-33 through three periods and closed out the win by 46.
Freshman Roane Topp led Crittenden with 10 points. Emmitt Ellington and Brady Dayberry added nine points each, while Brayden Poindexter finished with seven. The Rockets hit 14 field goals, including three 3-pointers, and went 4-for-6 at the free-throw line.
Union County placed 11 players in the scoring column.
Crittenden, now 2-27, will close out the regular season tonight at home against Dawson Springs.
Union improved to 17-9.
Union County 26 59 70 85
CRITTENDEN – Ellington 9, Porter, Bumpus, Bryant, Topp 10, Dayberry 9, Jones, Myers 2, Hutchison, Martin, C.Poindexter 2, B.Poindexter 7. FG 14. 3-pointers 3 (B.Poindexter, Dayberry, Ellington). FT 4-6.
UNION – Patterson 10, Curry 8, Johnson 15, Hillsman 5, Black 6, Jones 4, Wilson 8, Davis 9, Mills 8, D.Davis 6, Rapier 6. FG 35. 3-pointers 8. FT 7-12.
Saturday, February 14, 2026
Seven Lady Rockets join Three-Point Dance
Senior Anna Boone buried five 3-pointers and led CCHS with 19 points. Sophomore Jordyn Hodge added 15 points, including two from beyond the arc.
Crittenden seized control early, building a 26-6 lead after one quarter and stretching the margin to 48-18 by halftime. With the outcome well in hand, the Lady Rockets went deep into the bench. Twelve players saw action, and 11 scored.
Hopkinsville fell to 1-16 in what will be the school’s final season before consolidating with Christian County.
CCHS has two regular-season games remaining. The Lady Rockets will travel to Madisonville on Tuesday and host McLean County on Friday.
Crittenden Co. 26 48 64 77
HOPKINSVILLE – White, Ewing 10, Beaman, Watkins 7, Johnson, Redd 2, Gentry 3, Wilkerson. FG 8. 3-pointers 1. FT 5-11.
CRITTENDEN – Boone 19, Evans 4, Hodge 17, Federico 5, Rushing 8, Holeman 3, Hunt 5, Berry 4, Champion 4, Grau 5, Rich, Kemmer 5. FG 28. 3-pointers 12 (Boone 5, Hodge 2, Federico, Holeman, Hunt, Grau, Kemmer). FT 9-11.



