Post by Friscofan on Dec 19, 2012 11:16:57 GMT -5
Good morning everybody here is my wrap up from a monster day in Frisco League Hoops action with over ten games on tap this is going to be a long one.
Stoutland at Dixon
The Dixon Bulldogs were again powered by another big third quarter as they blasted Frisco League foe Stoutland 80-51 for their first conference win of the season. The Tigers would come out with a game plan to try and dictate the tempo and in the first quarter they were hitting the long ball. They would run out to a 19-14 lead after one period, on a special note for one Dixon Bulldog Collin Holzer at the 1:36 mark in the first period would surpass the 1500 career point mark. Back to action in the second Dixon was able to use some defense to hold down Stoutland to just four points in the period while putting up fifteen points to take a 29-23 lead into the locker rooms. The third would see Dixon do what they have been able to do so many times this year and have a monster third quarter. The Bulldogs would get after Stoutland with their full court pressure to help create some easy baskets from turnovers and the three balls were falling for the Bulldogs. When it was said and done after three the Bulldogs would outscore their guests 28-10 and open up a commanding 57-33 lead. In the fourth quarter with the victory in hand Dixon coach Mike Phillips would be able to get his reserves some time all 14 that suited up would play and twelve of them would score. Dixon outscored Stoutland 23-18 in the fourth.
"Its nice to get back into conference play we've been playing some non conference teams lately and your first win in the Frisco is pretty good. Again we were able to have another big third quarter we came out after the half and were disciplined in our pressure defense and we were able to get the tempo to the pace we wanted. I think we scored as many points in the third as we did in the first half alone. Give Stoutland some credit they were able to come out in the first half and slow us down and stayed with their game plan. It was good to get everybody some minutes especially at home and now we will get ready for Laquey on Thursday." Dixon Coach Mike Phillips
Box Score
D-Collin Holzer 27, Solomon Weider 13, Hunter Barnett 9, Korey Burrow 8, Hayden Yoakum 7, Sammy Guisinger 3, Joe Hardwick 3, Dusty Allen 2, Curtis Sneed 2, Josh Parker 2, Grant Patterson 2, Andrew Meier 2
S-Tony Sein 14, Nathan Armstrong 13, Austin Wise 10, Kurtis Looney 4, Bryon Begley 3, Jesse Hubbs 3, Jacob Seidling 2, Brendan Boatwright 2
B-Game Stoutland 60 Dixon 57 (OT)
S-Kane Mathews 19, Jamie Davis 10, Braydon Allee 8, Michael Gray 8, Jesse Hubbs 6, JC Newell 5, Layne Wood 4
D-Skyler Parker 14, Andrew Meier 14, Daniel Simpson 10, Dylan Doyle 8, Josh Parker 4, Logan Kellog 3, Hunter McCoy 2, Tyrell Cirrincione 2
The Richland Bears made the road trip to Miller County to face the St. Elizabeth Hornets and returned home with a 64-53 victory. The Bear were able to get out and running early as they would own the first period. Outscoring the Hornets 25-12 in the first eight minutes. In the second St. Elizabeth proved they wouldn't go away as they would win the period outscoring Richland 14-8 in the period but it was the Bears on top 33-26 at the break. The third period would be a grind as both teams would put up some points but Richland would outscore the Hornets 12-11 to push their advantage to a 45-37 lead after three. In the final eight minutes the offensive numbers would increase as St. Elizabeth would try to mount a comeback. Richland would thrive in the faster pace outscoring St. Elizabeth 19-16.
"Its extremely hard to beat a team when you can get five players scoring double digits like we were able to do tonight. It makes it hard for the defense to key on that one guy so the offense was smooth and flowing tonight. We did a good job of guarding tonight and that is something we are starting to do better. I though we did what we wanted to defensively and forced them to do somethings they didn't want to do. St. Elizabeth is just a tough place to win and this is my first career win over in St. Elizabeth. From here we'll get some practice time in before the holiday break and get ready for the Richland Holiday Tournament on the 27Th" Richland Head Coach Kent Stoumbaugh
Box Score
R-Seth Myers 15, Chase Sullivan 12, Steven Domingue 12, Cody Hall 11, Jake Horton 10, Taylor Andrews 4
St. E-Brent Monteer 20, Brian Wilde 10, Travis Miner 9, Matt Wilde 5, Brayden Holtmeyer 3, Frank Kasper 2, Blake Clayton 2, Jared Bax 2
B-Game: St. Elizabeth 32 Richland 29
The Plato Eagles welcomed Seymour to town and were able to survive a late Tiger rally to win their fourth game of the season 53-47. Plato would outscore their guest 14-5 in the first period but Seymour would cut into the lead in the second frame but it was the Eagles on top 23-17 at the half. The Eagles would have another big quarter in the third as they would pound the Tigers 19-9 in the period to up their lead to a 42-26 edge. In the fourth Seymour would make a comeback bid and would eventually outscore the Eagles 21-11 but it wasn't enough to over come the third. Plato would hit their free throws to help protect their lead and they would go 16 of 19 from the charity stripe for an 84 percent average. Keegan Adams led the way with 18 points and Jalen Supancic tossed in 16 points for the Eagles.
The Iberia Rangers suffered their first defeat on the road in a game against the always tough Eugene Eagles 69-58. Eugene jumped out to a 17-13 lead after one quarter then in Iberia would put together a strong second frame outscoring the Eagles 17-9 to hold a slim 30-29 lead at the break. Iberia would play one of their worst quarters of the season in the third as they would commit some nine turnovers and Eugene would take advantage pounding Iberia 23-7 in the period to open up a 53-36 lead. Iberia wouldn't go down without a fight they would outscore Eugene 22-16 in the fourth but it wouldn't be enough to over come poor third period. Darrien Dickey led the way for Iberia with 17 points in the losing effort and Dexter Frisbie tossed in 14 points for the Rangers. Eugene was paced by Cody Shaw's 24 points while Tyler and Travis Kempker both made it into doubles with 19 and 13 respectively. Iberia is 9-1 on the year and Eugene is 8-1. These two teams could end up meeting in a rematch for the Richland Holiday Tournament Title. Iberia is the top seed and Eugene is the second seed.
BB-Licking 74 Laquey 41
The Crocker Lions made the trip to the Lake and came home with a 59-56 come from behind victory over the School of the Osage 59-56. Osage would come out firing and led it 17-9 after the first period and were on top 28-21 at the half. In the third period Crocker would begin their comeback outscoring the Indians 11-8 in the frame to cut the lead down to 36-32 Osage lead. In the fourth Crocker would out gun Osage 27-20 to collect the "W" in thrilling comeback fashion. Austin Bogle led the way with 22 points and Justin Sloan ended with 10 points.
Girls Basketball
The Dixon Lady Bulldogs stepped it up two classes and won a battle of the Lady Bulldogs on the road 63-53 in Rolla. Dixon would hit their free throws in the fourth quarter to protect the lead and eventually seal the deal. They would got 10 for 10 in the frame. Dixon standout Hunter Yoakum poured in 38 points to lead the Red and White attack, Andrea Zalis would lead the Crimson Lady Bulldogs with 18.
It was a non conference meeting between some Frisco foes as the Laquey Lady Hornets laid a whipping on rival Richland 64-31 at the Big Gym in Hornets County. Laquey would jump all over Richland and actually scored the first 22 points in the ball game. Lady Hornets stand out guard Maura Skidmore would sizzle the twines for 25 points (22 in the first half), Brittni Click would nail five threes on her way to 17 points and Danielle Graves pounded home 10 to put three in doubles.
Missing Score
BB-Belle at Newburg
Tonight's Frisco League Action
GB-St. James at Licking
Have a great day and keep it classy Friscoland.
Stoutland at Dixon
The Dixon Bulldogs were again powered by another big third quarter as they blasted Frisco League foe Stoutland 80-51 for their first conference win of the season. The Tigers would come out with a game plan to try and dictate the tempo and in the first quarter they were hitting the long ball. They would run out to a 19-14 lead after one period, on a special note for one Dixon Bulldog Collin Holzer at the 1:36 mark in the first period would surpass the 1500 career point mark. Back to action in the second Dixon was able to use some defense to hold down Stoutland to just four points in the period while putting up fifteen points to take a 29-23 lead into the locker rooms. The third would see Dixon do what they have been able to do so many times this year and have a monster third quarter. The Bulldogs would get after Stoutland with their full court pressure to help create some easy baskets from turnovers and the three balls were falling for the Bulldogs. When it was said and done after three the Bulldogs would outscore their guests 28-10 and open up a commanding 57-33 lead. In the fourth quarter with the victory in hand Dixon coach Mike Phillips would be able to get his reserves some time all 14 that suited up would play and twelve of them would score. Dixon outscored Stoutland 23-18 in the fourth.
"Its nice to get back into conference play we've been playing some non conference teams lately and your first win in the Frisco is pretty good. Again we were able to have another big third quarter we came out after the half and were disciplined in our pressure defense and we were able to get the tempo to the pace we wanted. I think we scored as many points in the third as we did in the first half alone. Give Stoutland some credit they were able to come out in the first half and slow us down and stayed with their game plan. It was good to get everybody some minutes especially at home and now we will get ready for Laquey on Thursday." Dixon Coach Mike Phillips
Box Score
D-Collin Holzer 27, Solomon Weider 13, Hunter Barnett 9, Korey Burrow 8, Hayden Yoakum 7, Sammy Guisinger 3, Joe Hardwick 3, Dusty Allen 2, Curtis Sneed 2, Josh Parker 2, Grant Patterson 2, Andrew Meier 2
S-Tony Sein 14, Nathan Armstrong 13, Austin Wise 10, Kurtis Looney 4, Bryon Begley 3, Jesse Hubbs 3, Jacob Seidling 2, Brendan Boatwright 2
B-Game Stoutland 60 Dixon 57 (OT)
S-Kane Mathews 19, Jamie Davis 10, Braydon Allee 8, Michael Gray 8, Jesse Hubbs 6, JC Newell 5, Layne Wood 4
D-Skyler Parker 14, Andrew Meier 14, Daniel Simpson 10, Dylan Doyle 8, Josh Parker 4, Logan Kellog 3, Hunter McCoy 2, Tyrell Cirrincione 2
The Richland Bears made the road trip to Miller County to face the St. Elizabeth Hornets and returned home with a 64-53 victory. The Bear were able to get out and running early as they would own the first period. Outscoring the Hornets 25-12 in the first eight minutes. In the second St. Elizabeth proved they wouldn't go away as they would win the period outscoring Richland 14-8 in the period but it was the Bears on top 33-26 at the break. The third period would be a grind as both teams would put up some points but Richland would outscore the Hornets 12-11 to push their advantage to a 45-37 lead after three. In the final eight minutes the offensive numbers would increase as St. Elizabeth would try to mount a comeback. Richland would thrive in the faster pace outscoring St. Elizabeth 19-16.
"Its extremely hard to beat a team when you can get five players scoring double digits like we were able to do tonight. It makes it hard for the defense to key on that one guy so the offense was smooth and flowing tonight. We did a good job of guarding tonight and that is something we are starting to do better. I though we did what we wanted to defensively and forced them to do somethings they didn't want to do. St. Elizabeth is just a tough place to win and this is my first career win over in St. Elizabeth. From here we'll get some practice time in before the holiday break and get ready for the Richland Holiday Tournament on the 27Th" Richland Head Coach Kent Stoumbaugh
Box Score
R-Seth Myers 15, Chase Sullivan 12, Steven Domingue 12, Cody Hall 11, Jake Horton 10, Taylor Andrews 4
St. E-Brent Monteer 20, Brian Wilde 10, Travis Miner 9, Matt Wilde 5, Brayden Holtmeyer 3, Frank Kasper 2, Blake Clayton 2, Jared Bax 2
B-Game: St. Elizabeth 32 Richland 29
The Plato Eagles welcomed Seymour to town and were able to survive a late Tiger rally to win their fourth game of the season 53-47. Plato would outscore their guest 14-5 in the first period but Seymour would cut into the lead in the second frame but it was the Eagles on top 23-17 at the half. The Eagles would have another big quarter in the third as they would pound the Tigers 19-9 in the period to up their lead to a 42-26 edge. In the fourth Seymour would make a comeback bid and would eventually outscore the Eagles 21-11 but it wasn't enough to over come the third. Plato would hit their free throws to help protect their lead and they would go 16 of 19 from the charity stripe for an 84 percent average. Keegan Adams led the way with 18 points and Jalen Supancic tossed in 16 points for the Eagles.
The Iberia Rangers suffered their first defeat on the road in a game against the always tough Eugene Eagles 69-58. Eugene jumped out to a 17-13 lead after one quarter then in Iberia would put together a strong second frame outscoring the Eagles 17-9 to hold a slim 30-29 lead at the break. Iberia would play one of their worst quarters of the season in the third as they would commit some nine turnovers and Eugene would take advantage pounding Iberia 23-7 in the period to open up a 53-36 lead. Iberia wouldn't go down without a fight they would outscore Eugene 22-16 in the fourth but it wouldn't be enough to over come poor third period. Darrien Dickey led the way for Iberia with 17 points in the losing effort and Dexter Frisbie tossed in 14 points for the Rangers. Eugene was paced by Cody Shaw's 24 points while Tyler and Travis Kempker both made it into doubles with 19 and 13 respectively. Iberia is 9-1 on the year and Eugene is 8-1. These two teams could end up meeting in a rematch for the Richland Holiday Tournament Title. Iberia is the top seed and Eugene is the second seed.
BB-Licking 74 Laquey 41
The Crocker Lions made the trip to the Lake and came home with a 59-56 come from behind victory over the School of the Osage 59-56. Osage would come out firing and led it 17-9 after the first period and were on top 28-21 at the half. In the third period Crocker would begin their comeback outscoring the Indians 11-8 in the frame to cut the lead down to 36-32 Osage lead. In the fourth Crocker would out gun Osage 27-20 to collect the "W" in thrilling comeback fashion. Austin Bogle led the way with 22 points and Justin Sloan ended with 10 points.
Girls Basketball
The Dixon Lady Bulldogs stepped it up two classes and won a battle of the Lady Bulldogs on the road 63-53 in Rolla. Dixon would hit their free throws in the fourth quarter to protect the lead and eventually seal the deal. They would got 10 for 10 in the frame. Dixon standout Hunter Yoakum poured in 38 points to lead the Red and White attack, Andrea Zalis would lead the Crimson Lady Bulldogs with 18.
It was a non conference meeting between some Frisco foes as the Laquey Lady Hornets laid a whipping on rival Richland 64-31 at the Big Gym in Hornets County. Laquey would jump all over Richland and actually scored the first 22 points in the ball game. Lady Hornets stand out guard Maura Skidmore would sizzle the twines for 25 points (22 in the first half), Brittni Click would nail five threes on her way to 17 points and Danielle Graves pounded home 10 to put three in doubles.
Missing Score
BB-Belle at Newburg
Tonight's Frisco League Action
GB-St. James at Licking
Have a great day and keep it classy Friscoland.
