CORBIN – Lynn Camp ran out to a big first-period lead against Betsy Layne and went on to score an 82-66 win in a game played Feb. 9.
Jordan Frazer finished with 13 points and Brady Robinson added 10 as the Bobcats dropped to 12-14. Davy Bentley chipped in seven.
At Corbin
SCORE BY QUARTERS:
BL (12-14)….19 13 15 19 – 66
LC (14-12)….33 14 22 13 – 82
Scoring:
Betsy Layne (66) – Jordan Frazier 2(3) 0-0 13; Brady Robinson 2(2) 0-2 10; Chase Mims 2 0-0 4; Nate Mims 1 0-0 2; Zack Bentley 2 0-0 4; Shawn Howell 0(1) 0-0 3; Davy Bentley 3 1-2 7; Luke Manns 1(1) 1-2 6; Grant Orsborn 2 0-0 4; Josh Hall 0 2-2 2; Colin Howell 1 0-0 2; Frank Tackett 1 0-0 2; Byran Tackett 0 1-2 1; Trimble Dotson 0(1) 0-0 3; and Andrew Kidd 0 3-3 3. Totals: 17(8) 8-13 66.
Lynn Camp (82) – Maison Prater 3(3) 1-2 16; Max Burd 3(2) 3-3 15; Matt Disney 6(1) 0-1 15; Marcus Hollin 4 7-7 15; Jacob Belew 0 7-8 7; Luke Ledington 1(1) 1-4 6; Jace Boggs 0(2) 0-0 6; and Joseph Kerby 1 0-0 2. Totals: 18(9) 19-25 82.
Johnson Central….66
Ashland Blazer..…..44
ASHLAND – Johnson Central landed four players in double-figure scoring as the Golden Eagles cruised past Ashland-Blazer, 66-44, in a game played at Anderson Gymnasium Feb. 9.
Isaiah May finished with a game-high 18 points as the Golden Eagles improved to 20-6. Cory VanHoose followed with 14 while John King net 13 and Gabe Ferrell tossed in 11.
At Ashland
SCORE BY QUARTERS:
JC (20-6)……8 19 20 17 – 64
AB (12-13)….7 11 10 16 – 44
Scoring:
Johnson Central (64) – Isaiah May 5(2) 2-3 18; Cory VanHoose 7 0-0 14; Braxton Bentley 1 3-4 5; Gabe Ferrell 0(3) 2-2 11; John King 5 3-4 13; and Brett Caudill 0(1) 0-0 3. Totals: 18(6) 10-14 64.
Ashland-Blazer (44) – Justin Bradley 2(1) 0-0 7; Devaunte Robinson 3(2) 4-9 16; Hunter Mays 1(4) 1-2 15; Hunter Gillum 0 1-2 1; and Ethan Hudson 1(1) 0-0 5. Totals: 7(8) 6-14 44.
Pikeville……….…72
Sheldon Clark….61
PIKEVILLE – Pikeville used big offensive efforts from Rylee Sammons and Connor Roberts to race past Sheldon Clark, 72-61, in a game played at T.W. Oliver Memorial Gymnasium Feb. 9.
Sammons finished with a game-high 23 points and Roberts tossed in 20 as the Panthers moved to 16-8. Christian Billiter added 13 points.
Trey James paced the Cardinals, now 9-18, with 18 points while Jordan Dalton followed with 15 and Cameron Dials added 14.
At Pikeville
SCORE BY QUARTERS:
SC (9-18)….14 13 15 19 – 61
PK (16-8)….20 16 14 22 – 72
Scoring:
Sheldon Clark (61) – Nick Maynard 2 1-2 5; Jordan Dalton 2(2) 5-5 15; Braxton Maynard 1(1) 0-0 5; Braden Walker 0 2-2 2; Trey James 6 6-7 18; Cameron Davis 1(4) 0-0 14; and Alex Dials 0 2-2 2. Totals: 12(7) 16-18 61.
Pikeville (72) – Rylee Sammons 1(5) 6-6 23; Connor Roberts 5(2) 6-7 22; Christian Billiter 5 3-3 13; Laithan Hall 0(1) 2-5 5; Byron Hammonds 2 1-2 5; and Kyle Watkins 0(1) 1-2 4. Totals: 13(9) 19-25 72.
Jenkins……………71
Piarist School….54
BUCKLEYS CREEK – Jenkins took the lead early on against Piarist School and went on to score a 71-54 victory in a game played at the Hawks Nest Feb. 9.
Payton Rose fired in 27 points as the Cavaliers moved to 2-24. Chad Fleming added 14 points and Joshua Wright tossed in 10.
Kyle Price scored 27 for the Knights (0-24) to share game-high honors. Seth Hall finished with 22. Price finished with a double-double, grabbing 16 rebounds.
Lawrence County….57
Paris………………..….55
PARIS – Lawrence County had to work overtime for the second straight game as the Bulldogs slipped past Paris, 57-55, in a game played Feb. 9.
Tyler Maynard fired in a game-high 26 points and Cody Maynard finished with 12 as the Bulldogs improved to 20-7. Noah Fairchild chipped in nine points.
Magoffin County…..69
East Ridge……..…….50
SALYERSVILLE – East Ridge fell behind early on to Magoffin County and the Hornets went on to beat the Warriors, 69-50, in a game played Feb. 9.
Cameron Hess scored nine points to lead the Warriors, who slipped to 10-15. Elijah Sykes and Zack Mason tossed in eight points apiece in the loss.
Friday, Feb. 8
Shelby Valley……70
Jenkins……………20
JENKINS – Shelby Valley ran out to a big lead early on and the Wildcats cruised to a 70-20 victory over Jenkins.
Kaden Robinson came off the bench to lead the Wildcats, now 25-4, with 11 points. Orbie McPeek tossed in 10 while Cody Potter and Cameron Worrix added eight each.
Payton Rose led the Cavaliers, now 1-24, with nine points while Chad Fleming added eight.
At Jenkins
SCORE BY QUARTERS:
SV (25-4)…24 26 10 10 – 70
JK (1-24)…..3 9 2 6 – 20
Scoring:
Shelby Valley (70) – Kaden Robinson 2(1) 4-4 11; Orbie McPeek 4 2-2 10; Cody Potter 1(2) 0-0 8; Cameron Worrix 1 6-6 8; Sam Stanly 3 0-0 6; John Flanery 3 0-0 6; Aaron Bates 2 1-1 5; Russ Osborne 2 0-0 4; Zack Johnson 2 0-0 4; Jacob Hall 2 0-0 4; Seth Johnson 1 0-0 2; and Peyton Blackburn 1 0-0 2. Totals: 24(3) 13-13 70.
Jenkins (20) – Payton Rose 0(1) 6-6 9; Chad Fleming 3 2-2 8; Ethan Cummings 1 0-0 2; and Joshua Wright 0 1-1 1. Totals: 4(1) 9-9 20.
Belfry……………..76
Betsy Layne……63
GOODY – Belfry overcame a sluggish start to rally for a 76-63 victory over Betsy Layne.
Ty May tossed in 17 points as the Pirates moved to 8-19. Dezmon Roblee finished with 15 while Canaan Fletcher added 12 and Jaxson Thompson net 11.
Jordan Frazier paced the Bobcats (12-13) with 19 points and Grant Orsborn followed with 12 while Chase Mims, Shawn Howell and Zach Bentley followed with 10 apiece.
At Goody
SCORE BY QUARTERS:
BL (12-13)…..15 8 15 25 – 63
BF (8-19)……11 19 22 24 – 76
Scoring:
Betsy Layne (63) – Jordan Frazier 1(3) 8-98 19; Zach Bentley 1(2) 2-4 10; Chase Mims 5 0-3 10; Nicholas Howell 2 6-7 10; Brady Robinson 2(1) 2-2 9; Grant Orsborn 1 0-0 2; Nate Mims 1 0-0 2; and Lukas Manns 0 1-2 1. Totals: 13(6) 19-27 63.
Belfry (76) – Ty May 5(1) 5-6 18; Dezmon Roblee 2 11-17 15; Canaan Fletcher 1(2) 4-6 12; Jaxson Thompson 2(2) 1-1 11; Brett Coleman 2 3-4 7; Kevin Browning 2 1-4 5; Chandler Fluty 2 0-0 4; Isaiah Hackney 1 0-0 2; Ben McNamee 0 1-2 1; and Israel Canterbury 0 1-2 1. Totals: 17(5) 27-42 76.
Nicholas County…85
Tug Valley……..…..73
NAUGATUCK – Nicholas County took the lead away from Tug Valley in the third period and went on to beat the Panthers, 85-73.
Caleb May tossed in 21 points to lead the Panthers, now 9-10. Ethan Colegrove finished with 17 while Tyler Chaffin hit for 14 and Easton Davis chipped in 10.
At Naugatuck
SCORE BY QUARTERS:
NC (11-5)…..20 12 23 30 – 85
TV (9-10)……17 18 14 24 – 73
Scoring:
Nicholas County (85) – Luke LeRose 6(7) 10-11 43; Rylee Nicholas 2(1) 0-0 7; Nick Kiser 3 1-2 7; Tanner Huffman 1(4) 0-0 14; Jared Sagraves 1 0-0 2; and Jacob Hamilton 5 2-2 12. Totals: 18(12) 13-16 85.
Tug Valley (73) – Tyler Chaffin 0(3) 5-6 14; Joby Sorrell 1 0-0 2; Caleb May 6 9-13 21; Easton Davis 5 0-0 10; Ethan Colegrove 5(1) 4-6 17; Brady Newsome 1 0-0 2; and Zach Savage 1(1) 2-4 7. Totals: 19(5) 20-29 73.
Mingo Central…..56
Wayne…………..…54
NEWTOWN – Mingo Central’s Josh Wellman scored with just two seconds remaining to cap the Miners’ come-from-behind win over Wayne, 56-54, on Miner Mountain.
The Miners, now 3-16, trailed by as many as 11 and eight heading into the final period. Wellman finished with 20 points.
Nathan May followed with 11 and Joseph West chipped in 10.
At Newtown
SCORE BY QUARTERS:
WN (4-15)….15 11 12 16 – 54
MC (3-16)….16 5 9 26 – 56
Scoring:
Wayne (54) – Bryan Sansom 22; Nick Bryant 19; Braxton Wallace 4; Jacob Merritt 3; and Ben Pomeroy 3.
Mingo Central (56) – Josh Wellman 20; Nathan May 11; Joseph West 10; Ethan Evans 4; Jacob May 4; Colton Blankenship 3; Isaac Moore 2; and Jarrius Jackson 2.
Chapmanville….…59
Logan…………….…53
LOGAN – Defending Class AA champion Chapmanville Regional turned back county-rival, Logan, 59-53, before a standing-room-only crowd at Willie Akers Arena.
The Tigers, now 16-2, had built a 16-point, first-half lead and was pushed by the Wildcats (17-3) in the second half.
Devin Collins and Andrew Shull paced the Tigers with 15 points each while Philip Mullins and Obinna-Anochili-Killen added nine each.
David Early led Logan with a game-high 24 points and Drew Hatfield net 11.
At Logan
SCORE BY QUARTERS:
CR (16-2)….18 16 13 12 – 59
LG (17-3)……9 11 22 11 – 53
Scoring:
Chapmanville Regional (59) – Devin Collins 15; Andrew Shull 15; Philip Mullins 9; Obinna Anochili-Killen 9; Jordan Kish 7; and Brandon Elkins 4.
Logan (53) – David Early 24; Drew Hatfield 11; Peter Noe 6; Tanner Lambert 4; Devin Hatfield 3; Mitchell Hainer 3; and Chucky Felder 2.
Thursday, Feb. 7
Lawrence County….88
Johnson Central……83
PAINTSVILLE – Lawrence County rallied in the fourth period after giving up a halftime lead to force overtime and eventually beat Johnson Central, 88-83, in a game played at Paul R. Setser Fieldhouse.
Cory VanHoose finished with a game-high 40 points, including 19-of-20 shooting for the game, as the Golden Eagles fell to 19-6. Isaiah May followed with 15 and John King tallied 12.
Cody Maynard fired in 30 points for the Bulldogs, now 19-7. Tyler Maynard finished with 23 while Chase Sartin tossed in 12 and Noah Fairchild netted 11.
At Paintsville
SCORE BY QUARTERS:
LC (19-7)….17 18 19 17 (17) – 88
JC (19-6)…..17 11 30 13 (12) – 83
Scoring:
Lawrence County (88) – Chase Sartin 6 0-0 12; Cody Maynard 4(5) 7-9 30; Tyler Maynard 6(3) 2-2 23; Alex Ratliff 0(1) 4-6 7; Noah Fairchild 5 1-5 11; Corbin Fairchild 0(1) 0-0 3; and Baden Gillispie 0 2-2 2. Totals: 21(10) 16-24 88.
Johnson Central (83) – Isaiah May 5(1) 2-4 15; Cory VanHoose 18(1) 1-2 40; Braxton Bentley 1 2-2 4; Gabe Ferrell 2(1) 0-0 7; John King 4 4-6 12; Jacob Butcher 0(1) 0-0 3; and Josh Slone 1 0-0 2. Totals: 31(4) 9-14 83.
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Buckhorn…….63
Betsy Layne….60
STANVILLE – Betsy Layne came up short at home to Buckhorn, falling 63-60, in a game played at Junior Newsome Arena Feb. 6.
Chase Mims tossed in 24 points and Brady Robinson added 12 as the Bobcats dropped to 12-13. Grant Orsborn followed with nine and Jordan Frazier chipped in eight.
At Stanville
SCORE BY QUARTERS:
BK (18-9)……17 11 10 20 – 63
BL (12-13)…..11 23 9 17 – 60
Scoring:
Buckhorn (63) – Kobe Bowling 7(3) 10-11 33; Jacob Napier 0(2) 4-4 10; Logan Stidham 3 0-0 6; Danny Abner 2 2-5 6; Jacob Blank 2 0-3 4; Dylan Knight 1 0-0 2; and Denny Fugate 0 2-2 2. Totals: 15(5) 18-25 63.
Betsy Layne (60) – Chase Mims 10 4-4 24; Brady Robinson 3(2) 0-0 12; Grant Orsborn 3(1) 0-0 9; Jordan Frazier 2 4-4 8; and Nicholas Howell 2 3-4 7. Totals: 20(3) 11-12 60.
(Photo courtesy of Wes Wilson Photography)