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Kingston 70 Greenback 56 & other Seymour result


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Kingston used a balanced attack to defeat Greenback at Seymour tonight. Eric Havens led Greenback with 29. Kingston had 3 players in double-digits: Sitzlar 12, Kittrell 11, and Cook 14.

 

By quarters:

 

RCHS 20 14 18 18

GHS 15 11 11 19

 

In the other game, Maryville was pounding on Campbell County by about 20 at halftime when I left, although I haven't seen a final.

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Maryville was just to strong from all over the court. Lee was bombing threes from beyond the NBA line. Stout and Houser played strong in the paint. Tipton and Eppilito worked them over from the perimeter. The big men ( Stout, Hoouser, Tipton) hit several jump shots from outside, each had a slam. Tip had one three, Lee four, Fowler three and Brewer one.

 

Humphrey 29

Tipton 18

Fowler 11

Houser 9

 

King and Lambert had a good night off the bench. Everybody got alot of playing time.

 

I will be interested to see the stats because everybody contributed. Look out for Trey Brewer (Sophmore)

 

I have now seen the stats and corrected my post.

[Edited by Rebelsman on 11-27-02 12:48P]

 

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