Shots don't fall, girls settle for 2nd

Lady Rockets finish second in the eight-team tournament at Bowling Green.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Incredibly poor shooting left the Lady Rockets helpless against Owensboro in Sunday night’s championship game of the FirstBank Holiday Bash at South Warren High School.
Crittenden fell behind in the third period and could never recover in the 58-32 loss. 
Owensboro’s quickness on defense created problems for the Lady Rockets, who could not get open on the perimeter and shot poorly in the paint.
The Lady Rockets did not have a three-point field goal in the game, something that hasn’t happened in more than a year. Crittenden made just eight fielders and shot 61 percent at the charity stripe.

The Lady Rocket’s leading scorer, Anna Boone, was injured in the second period and returned to the game with a taped wrist that clearly hampered her ability to shoot. She left the game for good with 6 minutes remaining after Crittenden was trailing by more than 20. She still managed to lead the team with 10 points and 11 rebounds.

The Lady Rockets finished pool play 2-1, and Owensboro won all four of its games in the tournament to claim the championship.

Crittenden is 8-3 overall and will be back in action Friday, Jan. 3 against Webster at home.

Owensboro 12 24 46 58
Crittenden Co. 10 19 25 32
OWENSBORO - Swanagan 8, John 8, Sprinkles 18, Hams 12, Board, Whitlock 4, Sapp 5, Carothers 3. 3-pointers 2. FT: 12-21.
CRITTENDEN - Boone 10, Evans 6, Hodge 3, Federico 5, Stewart 6, Holeman 1, Champion 1, Berry, Matthews. 3-pointers 0. FT: 14-23

Hodge's career high leads CCHS to finals

Freshman Jordyn Hodge (11) scores a career high
to help CCHS advance to finals of Holiday Bash.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Lady Rockets secured a spot in the championship game of the holiday tournament at South Warren with a commanding 69-38 victory over South Oldham on Saturday afternoon.

Andrea Federico grabs a rebound

Crittenden County will face Owensboro in the title match on Sunday afternoon in the First Bank Holiday Bash at South Warren. The Lady Rockets finished pool play with two wins and one loss. Owensboro is 3-0 in the tournament.

Freshman Jordyn Hodge scored a career-high 29 points, all in the first three quarters. By the fourth period, Crittenden County was in full control and cleared its bench. Juniors Elliot Evans and Anna Boone contributed 15 and 12 points, respectively.

Ironically, South Oldham had defeated Walton-Verona earlier in the tournament—the only team to beat Crittenden County, which is 8-2 overall this season. 

Hodge connected on 12 field goals, including eight points in the first quarter and 13 in the second. She added one three-pointer and went a perfect 4-for-4 from the foul line. Freshman Adri Berry, who has seen increased playing time recently, scored her first varsity points, finishing with four.

Crittenden Co.    14    35    59    69
South Oldham    15    23    32    38
CRITTENDEN – Boone 12, Evans 15, Hodge 29, Federico 5, Stewart 4, Berry 4, Holeman, Matthews, Champion. 3-pointers 4 (Boone 2, Evans, Hodge). FT 11-17.
SOUTH OLDHAM – Mayday, Brickey 11, Stahl 2, Turner 2, Touro, Pratt 7, Young 14, Buckman, Harding 2. 3-pointers 1. FT 3-12.

Rockets remain shorthanded in loss

Coby LaRue at the foul line in the first half
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PRINCETON, Ky. – Battling through sickness and injuries, Crittenden County faced a tough challenge in their matchup against South Panola, Miss., at the West Kentucky Hoops Classic, ultimately falling 69-36. The tournament was held at Caldwell County High School.

The Rockets struggled to generate consistent offense, scoring just four points in three of the game’s four
quarters. A remarkable third-quarter saw the team put up 24 points, offering a glimpse of fire, but it wasn’t enough to close the gap against a dominant South Panola squad. By the end of the third quarter, the Rockets trailed 67-32, leaving little room for a comeback.

Missing from the lineup were two key players: leading scorer CamRon Belcher and center Chase Conyer, both sidelined due to injury or illness. In their absence, freshman Drake Young stepped up and led the Rockets with 12 points, sinking four three-pointers.

South Panola, hailing from Batesville in northern Mississippi, controlled the game with a balanced offensive attack. Their efficiency from the field and depth on the roster proved too much for the shorthanded Rockets. Still, Crittenden managed to shoot the ball well enough, just couldn't get up enough chances. From the floor, the Rockets shot 56 percent in the second half, and 42 percent for the game.

Crittenden Co. 4 8 32 36
South Panola 17 38 67 69
CRITTENDEN – LaRue 9, Travis 7, B.Poindexter 8, Porter, Dayberry, Stokes, Young 12, Candelario, C.Poindexter. 3-pointers 5 (Young 4, LaRue). FT 5-7.
SOUTH PANOLA – Wright 2, Hines 18, Smith 3, Edwards 1, Bibbs 3, Norwood 6, Houston 12, Miles 1, Pope 2, Griffin 21. 3-pointers 6. FT 9-11.

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Walton-Verona chills CCHS with threes

Abigail Champion looks to pass.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Despite being outgunned in depth and size, Crittenden County put up a spirited fight in an 80-65 loss to a talented Walton-Verona squad on Saturday during the First Bank Holiday Bash at South Warren.

Morgan Stewart (4) scored
11 in the first period

Morgan Stewart, stepping in as Crittenden’s starting center for the third consecutive game due to Bristyn Rushing's injury, dominated early, scoring 11 of the game’s first 13 points to give the Lady Rockets a quick lead. However, Walton-Verona’s sharpshooting guards and 6-foot-2 center Braylin Terrell, a Grace College (Ind.) commit, took control before halftime with a commanding 21-7 run.

Crittenden County found themselves trailing by as many as 19 points in the third quarter but mounted a comeback midway through the fourth. Eight quick points by Elliot Evans, combined with timely free throws from Anna Boone, narrowed Walton-Verona’s lead to just seven.

Unfortunately for the Lady Rockets, every time they built momentum, the Lady Bearcats countered with clutch three-pointers to snuff out the rally. 

Boone and Stewart led Crittenden with 18 points each, while Evans contributed 15.

This marks only the third time in the past 16 seasons that Crittenden County has allowed 80 or more points, all against teams from outside the Second Region.

Walton-Verona, last year’s Eighth Region All "A" champion and a small-school state quarterfinalist, showcased their depth and athleticism throughout the game. Their 10 three-pointers proved critical, coming at key moments to fend off Crittenden’s determined effort.

Crittenden County 19 28 47 65
Walton-Verona 18 39 59 80
CRITTENDEN – Boone 18, Evans 15, Hodge 8, Stewart 18, Champion 2, Federico 4, Berry, Holeman. 3-pointers 3 (Hodge 2, Evans). FT 26-33.
WALTON-VERONA – Christy 26, Logue 28, Fuller 10, Hargett 7, Terrell 6, Drydon 3, Vonhandorf. 3-pointers 10. FT 18-25.

Lady Rockets beat Bash host Spartans

Jordyn Hodge at the foul in the fourth period

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – In a closely played contest Friday afternoon at the South Warren First Bank Bash, Crittenden County's girls' basketball team erased a six-point deficit to edge out the tournament hosts 63-59.

The Lady Spartans, arguably one of the state’s most competitive winless teams, took a four-point lead into halftime. Their defensive maneuvering successfully limited Lady Rockets' star scorer Anna Boone in the second period, while South Warren shot well from beyond the arc.

In the third quarter, Boone found her rhythm, scoring 9 of her game-high 24 points to keep the game close. The turning point came in the fourth quarter, with Jordyn Hodge stepping up to deliver 10 crucial points, including five free throws in the final two minutes. Hodge’s performance helped Crittenden County secure the lead for good with 5:45 remaining when she stole a pass and went to the other end of the floor for a basket. 

The Lady Rockets improved to 7-1 on the season, while the Lady Spartans dropped to 0-7 against a tough early-season schedule around the Bowling Green area. South Warren's lineup was much larger physically, than CCHS and it had a deeper bench. 

Crittenden County will take on Walton-Verona (7-2) from Northern Kentucky at 11 a.m. on Saturday, followed by a matchup against South Oldham (4-3) at 3:30 p.m.

Crittenden Co. 23 37 49 63
South Warren 17 33 53 59
CRITTENDEN - Boone 24, Evans 11, Hodge 17, Federico 6, Stewart 5, Holeman, Berry. 3-pointers 7 (Boone 4, Hodge 2, Evans). FT 10-16.
SO. WARREN – Lindsey 4, Gatewood 2, Hudson 30, Strop 13, Overbay 5, Calvert 5, Cater, Osborne, Carter, Fugate. 3-pointers 9. FT 6-9.

Lyon wipes out Lady Rockets

EDDYVILLE, Ky. – Crittenden County fell behind early and lost to Lyon County 75-44 for the third straight time.

CCHS led by three at the end of the first period, then Lyon outscored CCHS the rest of the way 60-26.

Lyon's press created some problems for the Lady Rockets, who made uncharacteristic turnovers and shot poorly missing several shots in the paint and making just one three-pointer in the game. Andrea Federico made that trey to start the game.

Lyon sophomore Piper Cotham, who scored her 1,000th career point in the game, netted 33. Anna Boone led CCHS with 17.

Crittenden is now 6-1 overall and 2-1 in the Fifth District. The Lyon girls are 7-1 overall an 3-0 in the district.

Crittenden Co.   18     28    38    44
Lyon County      15    40    61    75
CRITTENDEN - Boone 17, Evans 4, Hodge 10, Federico 5, Stewart 4, Holeman 2, Champion 2, Berry, Matthews, Grau, Rich.  3-pointers 1 ( Federico). FT 15-17
LYON - Taylor 6, P. Cotham 33, Collins 19, Coursey, L. Perry 9, Lucas 2, S. Cotham 2, M. Perry 2, Prow 2. 3-pointers 4 P. (Cotham 2, Collins). FT 15-17

Early Rocket lead disappears in 3rd

PADUCAH, Ky. – Crittenden County led at the half Monday in their second consolation game at the St. Mary Christmas Tournament. However, Heritage Christian rallied in the third quarter and won 58-34.

The Rockets were head 25-24 at the break before Heritage Christian outscored CCHS 20-2 during a third-quarter run. 

Still not back to full strength following illness and injuries, Crittenden was led in scoring by three players with seven points apiece – Jack Porter, Drake Young and Kaiden Travis.

Heritage Christina improved to 2-7 while the Rockets remain winless after seven games.

Crittenden County 14 26 28 34
Heritage Christian 12 24 44 58
CRITTENDEN – LaRue 4, Porter 7, Belcher 3, Stokes, Young 7, Candelario 3, C.Poindexter 3, Travis 7. 3-pointers 1 (Candelario). FT 9-20.
HERITAGE CHRISTIAN – Kirkmark 2, Leek 23, Miles 14, Travis 7, Askew 3, Wheatcraft 5, Arvin 2, Morgan 2. 3-pointers 4. FT 4-7.

Lady Rocket stay undefeated with win over Carlisle

MARION, Ky. – The Lady Rockets won their sixth straight game to start the season on Saturday despite missing starting center Bristyn Rushing, out with an injury.

Crittenden County beat visiting Carlisle County 61-40 in a game CCHS led from the jump. Junior Anna Boone scored 19 points to lead a trio of Rocket girls in double figures. Elliot Evans added 13 and Jordyn Hodge a dozen.

CCHS will play Lyon County at Eddyville Monday in a district showdown of the league's top two teams. The Lady Lyons are 6-1 overall and 1-0 in the Fifth District. Crittenden is 6-0 overall and 2-0 in district games.

Crittenden County 24   31   45   61
Carlisle County     11   21   29   40
CRITTENDEN Boone 19, Evans 13, Hodge 12, Stewart 6, Federico 4, Holeman 7, Berry, Matthews, Champion, Grau. 3-pointers 9 (Boone 4, Evans 3, Hodge, Holeman). FT 6-9
CARLISLE Drapwd 2, Warren 8, Lemons 3, Longman 2, Terry 2, Bruer 2, Smith 4, Hogancamp 16. 3-pointers 3. FT 4-9

Rockets fall in St. Mary Tournament

PADUCAH,  Ky. – Crittenden County's struggles continued as the Rockets fell to South Fulton, Tenn., 79-37, in the consolation round of the St. Mary Christmas Tournament in Paducah. The Rockets remain winless this season after facing yet another uphill battle, missing key players, including top scorers CamRon Belcher and Brayden Poindexter.

The team had to forego their opening-round game of the tournament due to a lack of healthy players, and their depleted roster showed in Saturday’s matchup. Crittenden trailed 20-3 after the first quarter and never recovered. 

For Crittenden, Coby LaRue led the scoring with 11 points, including two three-pointers, while Drake Young added 8 points with two treys of his own. 

Crittenden looks to get well over the holiday break then be ready for South Panola, Miss., in the Caldwell County Hoops Classic at 12:30 p.m., on Dec. 28.

Crittenden County         3 13 31 37
South Fulton, Tenn. 20 33 57 79
CRITTENDEN – LaRue 11, Porter 2, Dayberry 2, Stokes, Young 8, Candelario 3, C.Poindexter 2, Murray 2, Travis 6. 3-pointers 4 (LaRue 2, Young 2). FT 3-8.
SOUTH FULTON – Wilder 5, McFarland 20, Stunson 2, Braldey 4, Rice 2, Dixon 2, Johnson 2, O’Neal 3, Choate 6. 3-pointers 4. FT 9-14.

Rockets fall 82-29 at Apollo

OWENSBORO, Ky. – A long road trip to Owensboro Apollo Saturday turned into a difficult pill to swallow as the Rockets fell behind early and lost 82-29.

Shorthanded due to injury and illness, Crittenden never found it rhythm.

The good news is several young players got into the game and earned some invaluable experience. Crittenden was behind 51-8 at the half and was a never a threat to the much stronger Eagles (5-1).

For the winless Rockets, freshman Drake Young led the way with 11 points, which included three treys. He was the only Crittenden player in double figures.

The Rockets will be at Eddyville Tuesday for a district game against Lyon County, ranked No. 21 in Kentucky.

Crittenden County 5 8 21 29

Owensboro Apollo 21 51 64 82

CRITTENDEN – LaRue 3, Belcher 4, Dayberry 3, Stokes, Young 11, Candelario 6, Thomas, Martin, C.Poindexter, B.Poindexter 2, Ellington. 3-pointers 7 (Young 3, Candelario 2, Dayberry, LaRue). FT 2-2.

APOLLO – Powers 7, Jarboe 6, Badger 5, Henning 6, Johnson 4, Williams 4, Kelly 14, Green 12, Steele 7, Stacy 7, Burgeons 2, Haskins 6, Butterworth 2. 3-pointers 8. FT 2-5.

Cardinals beat Crittenden by 30

MARION, Ky. – Crittenden County had nothing to stop Livingston Central’s roll in Friday’s Fifth District matchup at Rocket Arena. The Cardinals led by a comfortable margin early and handily won the Fifth District matchup 75-35. 

Livingston, behind three players in double figures, beat the Rockets for the third straight time.

The Cardinals are now 2-1 and 1-1 in district play while Crittenden slips to 0-4 overall and 0-2 in league action.

Crittenden will go to Lyon County Tuesday to complete its first trip through the district. The Lyons are ranked No. 21 in the state and are 5-0 on the season after beating Union County on the road Friday. 

Livingston will host Trigg County for a key district matchup on Tuesday. Each team has one win in league play.

Livingston Central 18 41 59 75
Crittenden County 7 20 29 35
LIVINGSTON – Walker 13, Hargrove 14, Drew Hosick 9, Laim 9, Wring 12, Davidson 5, Stone 9, Paris, Garner, Munoz 3, Schrump. 3-pointers 8 (Walker 2, Wring 2, Hargrove, Hosick, Davidson, Munoz.
CRITTENDEN – LaRue 6, Belcher 11, T.McLean, Young, Candelario 6, Martin, C.Poindexter, Murray, Travis 2, B.Poindexter 3, Conyer 7. 3-pointers 5 (Belcher, LaRue 2, Candelario 2). FT 8-10.

 

Lady Rockets beat Cards to stay undefeated

 

MARION, Ky. – After weathering some early foul issues, Crittenden County unleashed a lockdown defense in the fourth period to beat Livingston Central 55-38 going away Friday at Rocket Arena to remain undefeated. 

Anna Boone had her best offensive game of the season, scoring 20 points despite picking up two early fouls. 

Livingston led by a couple of points in the first half, but Crittenden stretched out a 10-point lead by the half behind three baskets from Boone. The Lady Cardinals, led by senior Victoria Joiner, who had 20 points for the game, were able to peel off a 15-5 run when CCHS went cold in the third quarter.

After leading by three to start the final period, Crittenden turned up the defensive heat and held Livingston virtually scoreless the rest of the way. Joiner had one foul shot in the fourth quarter for her team’s only offense down the stretch.

Crittenden improves to 5-0 and 2-0 in the Fifth District. Livingston is 1-3 overall and 0-2 in league play. 

The Lady Rockets will finish their first trip through the district round-robin on Tuesday with a highly anticipated matchup with Lyon County at Eddyville. Livingston plays Marshall County Saturday in the Holiday Hoopla Classic at Paducah.

Livingston Central 11 20 37 38
Crittenden County 12 30 40 55
LIVINGSTON – Joiner 20, T.Leahy, A.Leahy, Downey 6, Ramage 9, Holman 3, Jennings. 3-pointers 2 (Joiner). FT 7-12.
CRITTENDEN – Boone 20, Evans 1, Hodge 8, Federico 11, Rushing 8, Stewart 2, Holeman. 3-pointers (3-pointers 4 (Boone 2, Federico, Rushing). FT 15-22.

Rockets fall in OT at Trigg County

In a see-saw battle at Trigg County, the Rockets came up short in overtime as the Wildcats prevailed 72-69. The contest was a showdown between coaching cousins, Crittenden County’s Matt Fraliex and Trigg’s Michael Fraliex.

The Rockets led by 11 in the first half, but Trigg spun up a 16-0 run to start the third quarter, taking a lead it would hang onto until the final seconds of regulation when Rocket Chase Conyer’s putback tied it at 59. Crittenden played the final 5:39 of regulation and all of overtime without its point guard after CamRon Belcher fouled out in the fourth.

Trigg opened overtime with a couple of dunks, but CCHS stayed close in the final seconds thanks to a three-pointer from Drake Young.

Crittenden Co. 18 35 43 59 69
Trigg County 9 26 49 59 72
CRITTENDEN – LaRue 6, Porter, Belcher 16, Young 12, Travis 8, Poindexter 18, Conyer 9. 3-pointers 8 (LaRue 2, Young 4, Poindexter 2). FT 3-11.
TRIGG – Gude 23, Swann 16, Fogle 13, Brekel 8, Bridges 10, Carter 2, Shepherd. 3-pointers 8 (Fogle 4, Bridges 2, Swann 2). FT 12-26.

Girls open district with victory at Trigg

Crittenden County’s girls opened Fifth District action Tuesday with a 60-34 victory at Trigg County, setting a positive course for their campaign toward another district crown.

Now, the Lady Rockets turn their attention to completing a sweep of the first run through the district’s regular-season round-robin over the next week, hosting Livingston Central Friday and going to Eddyville Tuesday to face the Lady Lyons.

CCHS went up early by nearly 20 points then Trigg trimmed it back to nine at one point in the third period before the Rocket girls pulled away behind a one-two scoring punch from Anna Boone and Elliot Evans, who had 21 and 14, respectively. Center Bristyn Rushing added 13 points and 8 rebounds. 

Trigg County 6 17 32 34
Crittenden County 17 28 47 60
CRITTENDEN – Boone 21, Evans 14, Hodge 4, Federico 2, Rushing 13, Stewart 4, Matthews 2, Berry, Holeman. 3-pointers 5 (Boone 3, Evans 2). FT 11-14.
TRIGG – Norwood 2, Navarrd 10, Bush 9, Grinols 7, Jones 6, McGee, Mayes. 3-pointers 1 (Bush) FT 7-10.

Rockets improving, but fall to Union

Drake Young takes a shot against Union County.

MARION, Ky. – Starting to find its offense, Crittenden County improved from its first outing of the season, but lost it second game in a row, falling 61-44 to Union County at Rocket Arena.

CCHS led early and had it not been for a Union three at the buzzer would have led at the end of the first period. However, the Braves – playing with out two starters because its football team in headed to the state championship – picked up steam and raced out to a 20-point lead by the third period. 

Senior CamRon Belcher led the Rockets with 18 points and was the only Rocket in double figures.

The Rockets have beaten Union County only three times in the last 17 meetings. 

Crittenden will open Fifth District play Tuesday at Trigg County.

Union County 10 29 46 61
Crittenden Co. 8 17 25 44
CRITTENDEN – LaRue 5, Belcher 18, Poindexter 6, Conyer 5, Porter 2, Young, C.Poindexter 1, Travis 7. 3-pointers 1 (Belcher). FT 5-9.
UNION – Curry 8, C.Johnson 15, Ja.Wilson 12, Mills 2, Miller 24, J.Wilson, Tamayo. 3-pointers 5 (C.Johnson 3, Miller 2). FT 6-13.

Lady Rockets win third straight to start season

MARION, Ky. – The Lady Rockets remain undefeated to start the season after beating Union County 58-41 Thursday at Rocket Arena.

Crittenden County weathered some ball control issues in the first half, but gained momentum in the second half and pulled away by 10 in the third period. The lead was extended in the final quarter to 20 points en route the victory.

Junior guard Elliot Evans led the Lady Rockets 13 points, including three treys and Anna Boone and Bristyn Rushing added 10 apiece as CCHS had balanced scored for the third time in three games.

Crittenden, now 3-0, has beaten Union County four of the last five meetings. Senior Paige Steward led the Lady Braves (0-2) with 18 points.

Union County 13 26 36 41
Crittenden County 17 28 46 58
UNION – Davis 8, Bell 3, Steward 18, Mendoza 2, Tamayo, Curry 4, Byrd 4, Nicholes 2. 3-pointers 4 (Steward 3, Davis). FT 11-16.
CRITTENDEN – Boone 10, Evans 13, Hodge 6, Rushing 10, Federico 6, Stewart 6, Holeman 7, Matthews, Berry. 3-pointers 6 (Evans 3, Holeman 2, Boone). FT 14-17.

Lady Rockets forge comeback to beat Todd

Morgan Stewart was the game MVP

DRAFFENVILLE, Ky. – In a tough early-season matchup Wednesday night in the prestigious Marshall County HoopFest, Crittenden County (2-0) overcame an early deficit to secure a hard-fought victory against Todd Central (1-1), winning 61-59. 

The Lady Rockets started sluggishly on offense, trailing early by as many as 8 points. However, Morgan Stewart provided a pivotal spark off the bench, scoring a team-high 19 points and being named MVP of the game.

Crittenden also got double-digit contributions from Anna Boone and Andrea Federico. The team’s improved second-half shooting, including 3-pointers by Elliot Evans and Jordyn Hodge, helped close the gap and shift momentum. Stewart also scored six points in a row to lift CCHS to seven-point lead, its largest of the second half late in the fourth period. 

Crittenden's consistency at the foul line, shooting 19-for-25, further solidified their comeback effort.

Todd Central was Fourth Region Tournament runnerup last season.

The Lady Rockets will be back in action Thursday night at home against Union County in a girl-boy doubleheader that tips off a 6pm.

CRITTENDEN - Boone 12, Evans 9, Hodge 9, Rushing 4, Federico 8, Stewart 19, Holeman. 3-pointers 2 (Evans, Hodge). FT 19-25.
TODD - Taylor 28, Kay 12, Garrett 11, Harrell 4, Ballard 4. 3-pointers 5. FT 10-12.

Girls win opener; boys fall to Webster

Basketball season officially opened for Crittenden County High School on Monday night.

The Lady Rockets picked up their first win of the season at Caldwell County, but the Rockets lost at home to Webster County.

Crittenden County 66, Caldwell County 41

Crittenden County 19 15 19 13 
Caldwell County 6 11 14 10 
CRITTENDEN – Rushing 19, Stewart 12, Federico 11, Evans 11, Hodge 6, Boone 5, Holeman 2. 3-pointers 2 (Evans, Federico). FT 10-15.
CALDWELL – Butts 19, Aikins 7, McCoy 6, Clark 6 M. Thomas 2. 3-pointers 7 (Butts 3, Aikins 2, Clark 2). FT 6-8.

Webster County 72, Crittenden County 18
Webster County 28 49 59 72
Criitenden County 0 4 12 18
WEBSTER – Bardwell 3, Austin 28, Hardison 5, Davis 6, McDyer 11, Phelps 6, Alstadt 12, Hardridck, Messamore 1. 3-poiners 14. FT 4-9.
CRITTENDEN – LaRue, Belcher 8, Candelario, Poindexter, Conyer 5, Porter 1, Dayberry, Stokes 2, Young 2, Thomas, C.Poindexter, Travis. 3-pointers 0. FT 4-10.