Richland JV Tournament Championship

[Friscofan]

Good evening everybody here is my wrap up from the first night of the Richland JV Tournament.


(4) Crocker vs (5) Stoutland


The Crocker Junior Varsity Lions used a strong third quarter surge to down the Stoutland Tigers 33-26 to advance to the semifinals. The first quarter was a slow one as both teams were shaking off a little bit of rust and it was Tigers on top 6-4 after one. In the second the pace would quicken slightly with Crocker outscoring Stoutland 9-7 and it was tied up 13-13 at the half. The key to the Lions victory would come in the third as their defense would hold the Tigers to just a lone solitary point in the frame while they put up thirteen points to lead it 26-14 after three. The final seven of this one would see Crocker hit some free throws to help them seal the win.

Box Score
C-Devyn Hair 10, Brett Jones 7, Mason Boorum 6, Logan Wilson 4, Jimmy Rowland 2, Zach Kubinski 2, Ty Helms 2
S-Michael Gray 6, Byron Begley 5, Layne Wood 5, JC Newell 4, Jamie Davis 3, Brayden Allee 3


(1) Conway vs (8) Newburg


The top seeded Conway Bears used some tough pressure defense to dispatch the Newburg Wolves 58-19 to punch their ticket to a semifinal match up with Crocker. Conway's full court pressure in the first quarter would prove too much as they would run out to a commanding 22-5 lead behind Austin Chastain's eight points in the period. The second would see the pace slow down as both teams would run some offense and it would be Conway outscoring the Wolves 6-2 in the frame to make it 28-7 at the break. In the third Conway would outscore the Wolves 14-10 to make it 42-17 heading into the final frame. In the final seven Conway would pound Newburg 16-2 in a turbo clock shortened frame.

Box Score
C-Austin Chastain 20, Andrew Huckaby 15, Chris Tucker 9, Tyler Simpson 6, Chris Berger 4, RC Shockley 2, Jae-Hun Kim 2
N-Jaime Stevenson 9, Dustin Reagan 6, Caleb Wofford 4,


(2) Iberia vs (7) Richland


The Iberia Rangers bounced the host Richland Bears to the consolation bracket with a 57-30 set back. The first period would see Iberia get after Richland with some tough man defense and were able to run their way to a 15-5 lead after one quarter of play. In the second frame Iberia would continue to shoot the ball well as they would outscore the Bears 14-5 to make it 29-10 Rangers heading into the break. The third quarter would be a close one with Ranger edging Richland 12-11 and it was rock town on top 41-21. In the final seven the Rangers would run away with this one as they would outscore the host team 16-9 and win it in convincing fashion.

Box Score
I-Falen Juliano 15, Sam McKee 12, Riley Halley 12, Lane Luttrell 6, Zach Roark 5, Bennett Zink 3, Jordan Barnett 2, Devon Frisbie 2
R-Jon Gregory 6, Dawson Andrews 6, Ryan Florez 5, Seth Baker 4, Trent Zeigenbein 3, Chandler Verscha 2, Jacob Black 2, Scott Baranowski 1


(3) Eldon vs (6) Dixon


The night cap would prove to be the most exciting of the contests as it would take overtime to settle things and when it was all said Eldon would escape with a 56-50 win over the Dixon Bulldogs. The first period would see Dixon take advantage of some Eldon foul troubles and take a 10-5 lead at the end of one. The second would be a closely contested game as both teams were able to get up and down. Eldon would outscore Dixon 15-14 in the frame but it was the red and white leading at the half 24-20. The third would see both teams using some good three point shooting but the Mustangs would tie this up at 36-36 by outscoring Dixon 16-12. The fourth quarter had some hints that this one might be going to overtime as neither team could build more then a two point lead as time expired a floater in the lane by Dixon's Andrew Meier would rim out and we would get bonus basketball. In the bonus period Eldon would score first on a Jacob Sided basket in the paint then get a run out by Jacob Wood to make it a four point lead. Eldon would hold on to the ball from there forcing the Bulldogs to foul. Mustang free throws would fall putting this one to rest. There were 75 combined turnovers in this one as Eldon coughed it up 41 times and Dixon would commit 34 of their own.

Box Score
E-Justin Wood 17, Taylor Sides 14, Chase Cook 9, Hayden Otto 7, Steven Stollings 5, Colter Bond 2, Levi Shinn 2
D-Weston Shelton 18, Andrew Meier 13, Tyrell Cirrincione 9, Daniel Simpson 6, Justin Thompson 2, Skyler Parker2


Tuesday and Wednesday JV Tournament Action

Girls Pool Play Tuesday
Osage vs Stoutland-6:00
Iberia vs Eldon Freshman-7:13

Wednesday

Girls Pool Play
Richland vs Stoutland-4:00
Iberia vs Newburg-5:15


Boys Semifinals
(1) Conway vs (4) Crocker-6:30
(2) Iberia vs (3) Eldon-7:45



Check back Wednesday for wrap ups of those games

Other Action from Monday
GBB-Crocker 68 Macks Creek 28
C-Bree Peterson 17, Lindsay Medlin 15, Jeanna Mendez 10

GBB-Plato 58 Newburg 40
P-Kaylea Kimrey 26 points (12 Rebounds), Lexi McNeil 21
N-Kelsey Austin 13

GBB-Iberia 75 Versailles 74
I-Taylor Shreve 22, Taylor Oligschlaeger 13, Marley Law 12, Madison Gooden 12

GBB-Licking 45 Logan-Rogersville 40
L-Emily Smith 18, Bailie Osborn 17

Skyline Tournament Boys Scores
Skyline 74 Stoutland 64
Macks Creek 67 Stockton 53
Wheatland 65 Weaubleau 54
Warsaw 72 El Dorado Springs 72


Today's (Tuesday's Action)

BB-Plato at Dixon (C-Team at 5:00) JV/V
BB/GBB-Crocker at Newburg
BB-Mountain Grove at Licking
GBB-Bourbon at Laquey

Have a great night

[Friscofan]

Good evening everybody here is my wrap up from nights two and three at the annual Richland Junior Varsity Tournament.


Day 2 Girls


Stoutland vs School of the Osage-Orange Pool Game


The School of the Osage Lady Indians blasted the Stoutland Lady Tigers 56-13 in the early game. Osage would jump all over Stoutland early in this on as they would outscore their opponent 16-0 in the first frame. In the second the Lady Indians would virtually put this one away as they would outscore Stoutland 15-4 in the second and run their lead up to 31-4 at the break. It would be a 46-8 ball game after three and Osage would outscore Stoutland 6-5 in a turbo clock shortened fourth.

Box Score
O-Bree Jordan 19, Gabe Hill 12, Cassidy Culver 10, Keely McCann 8, Vanessa Webber 2, Dee Lewin 1
S-Josie Lauder 5, Jena Cooley 3, Kodie Simone 3, Kyla Mundy 2


Iberia vs Eldon Freshman-Black Pool


The Iberia Lady Rangers were able to hold off a second half rally and dispatch the Freshman Lady Mustangs of Eldon 39-35 in the night cap. Early on this one was a stalemate as both teams would play the first half evenly and it would be ted up at 9-9 after one. In the second Iberia would make their move as they would use some pressure defense to create some Lady Mustang turnovers. This would help Iberia double up the freshman 16-8 in the frame and led it 25-7 at the break. The third period would belong to the Lady Mustangs, they would create some Iberia turnovers that would help them get some run outs for points. Eldon would outscore the Lady Rangers 13-8 in the frame and Iberia was clinging to a 33-30 lead after one. The final seven minutes of this game would be a grind. Both teams would dig in defensively in this one as both teams would combine to score 11 points. Iberia would out distance their Miller County neighbor 6-5 to win the game.

Box Score
I-Natalie Kimball 16, Mikala Green 8, Jordan Lawson 5, Kelby Law 4, Tierra Evans 3, Madison Luttrell 3
E-Rachel Lefert 18, Page Benjamin 6, Macy Imler 5, Vivian Partridge 2, Hailey Green 2, Kayla Graham 2


Day 3 Girls Action

Iberia vs Newburg-Black Pool Game


The Iberia Lady Rangers punched their ticket to the championship game of the Richland JV Girls Tournament after a 52-22 thrashing of Frisco Foe Newburg. The Rocktown Ladies came out firing in the first frame and were able to run out to an 11-4 lead after one. In the second Iberia would ride the back of Jordan Lawson, she would score ten of the 14 Lady Rangers points in the frame. Iberia was on top 25-14 at half. The third would belong to Iberia as they ground the frame out 8-2 to make it a 33-16 game after three. Iberia would roll in the final seven to the tune of 19-6 to win this in blow out fashion.

Box Score
I-Jordan Lawson 16, Tierra Evans 13, Mikala Green 7, Kelby Law 7, Brittany Ewers 4, Madison Luttrell 2, Natalie Kimball 2
N-Courtney Suschanke 8, Jordan Baumgardner 6, Kristen Schaffer 4, Madison Thomas 2, Kelci Ternes 2


Stoutland vs Richland-Orange Pool Game


It was a rematch from Community Night as arch rivals Richland and Stoutland met in a pool play contest and when it was all said and done it would be the home cooking propelling Richland to the 36-29 win. The Richland Lady Bear bombers were out as they would can three treys in the first quarter and were on top 9-4 after one. In the second period Stoutland would rally behind the efforts of Jena Cooley as she would net nine of the Lady Tigers ten points in the frame. Stoutland would outscore the host team but it was a 15-14 Richland lead at the break. Stoutland would continue their rally in the third period by outscoring the Lady Bears 11-8 in the quarter to storm their way to a 25-23 lead after three. The third would be a nip and tuck contest as Stoutland would cling to their led for most of the quarter but Richland would get a three from Madison Hodges to take the lead. A couple Stoutland turnovers late would allow Richland to make this a comfortable win. Richland would outscore Stoutland 13-4 in the final seven.

Box Score
R-Madison Hodges 11, Chandra Ancell 9, Amy Belline 5, Bailey Badger 4, Shelby Brown 3, Jerica Dette 2, Kat Tucker 2
S-Jena Cooley 17, Kodie Simone 5, Kyla Mundy 4, Elli Gilbert 2, Megan Pribble 1


Boys Semifinals

(1) Conway vs (4) Crocker


The Conway Bears continued their torrent tear through the Richland Junior Varsity tournament as they destroyed the Crocker Lions 60-17. Conway, much like their first game would use their pressure defense to get after Crocker and helped them run out to a 13-4 lead after one period. Conway's full court pressure would aid them big time in blowing this one open as they were able to cause a number of Lions turnovers which would lead to easy baskets and the Bears would lead it 35-11 at the half. Conway would mop up this one by outscoring Crocker 25-6 in the second half as the Bears would run away with this one.

Box Score
Con-Chris Terry 14, Austin Chastain 11, Andrew Huckaby 11, Logan Brawley 9, Garrett Chastain 5, Tyler Simpson 4, Gage Gregory 4, Jae Hun Kim 3,
Cro-Logan Wilson 8, Devyn Hair 5, Jimmy Rowland 2, Jared Bowling 2



(2) Iberia vs (3) Eldon


It was a battle of Miller County foes Southern Miller County (Iberia) faced the much larger Northern Miller County (Eldon) and it would be the Ranger advancing 63-47 to face off with Conway. The Rangers would come out like a house on fire as they would get off to a good start and lead this one 19-5 after one period. A highlight for the Rangers would come in the closing seconds as center Colby Jones would catch and drill a 25 foot three pointer as time expired. In the second period Eldon would rally by outscoring Iberia 18-15 in the second frame but it would be the Rangers on top 34-22 at the intermission. The third frame of this one would turn into a straight grind as both teams had the defense on display. Iberia would out grind Eldon 8-7 to make this a 42-29 Rangers game after three. In the final seven the Mustangs would succeed in using their full court pressure to speed up the pace of the game and speed things up. Iberia would be more then happy to run with Eldon and they would outscore their opponent 21-18 to hold on for the win. Chris Harris's Rangers were helped by their free throw shooting as they went 19 of 26 for a 73 percent clip while Eldon was 13 of 21. This was a total team effort for Iberia as all nine Junior Rangers that suited up put tallies in the score book.

Box Score
I-Riley Halley 18, Zach Roark 12, Lane Luttrell 10, Sam McKee 6, Colby Jones 5, Jordan Barnett 5, Falen Juliano 3, Devon Frisbie 2, Bennett Zink 1
E-Gavin Henderson 21, Taylor Sides 11, Levi Shinn 4, Hayden Otto 4, Justin Wood 3, Steven Stollings 2, Colter Bond 2

The next two days schedule at Richland


Tomorrow

Boys Semifinal Action

(8) Newburg vs (5) Stoutland-4:00
(7) Richland vs (6) Dixon-5:15

Girls regular season Contest

Newburg vs Richland-JV Girls-6:30

Newburg vs Richland Varsity Girls-7:45


Friday's Girls Action

School of the Osage vs Richland-Orange Pool Game-6:00
Eldon Freshman vs Newburg-7:15


Have a great rest of the day in Frisco League County

[Friscofan]

Good evening everybody here is my wrap from days 4 and 5 over at the Richland Junior Varsity Tournament.

Day 4

Boys Consolation Semifinals


The Newburg Junior Varsity Wolves were able to advance to the consolation game saturday with a 37-30 victory over Stoutland. This was a very rough and physical game from the very get go and it was the Wolves on top 8-7 after one period of play. Newburg's defense would shine in the second as they would old Stoutland to just three points in the period while putting up another eight spot to make it a 16-8 Wolve's edge at half. In the third period the Wolves would increase their lead by doubling up Stoutland 12-6 in the frame and were on top 28-14 after three. Stoutland would make a rally as they would go to a press game to speed up the tempo and it would work for them as they would put up sixteen points in the quarter to Newburg's nine but it wouldn't be enough to complete the comback.

Box Score
N-Caleb Wofford 11, Jamie Stevenson 10, Dustin Reagan 8, Bryan Prewett 6, Mason Gaedke 2
S-Brayden Allee 6, JC Newell 6, Jamie Davis 5, Bryon Begley 4, Layne Wood 3, Kane Mathews 3, Michael Gray 2


Boys Consolation Semifinal


The Dixon Bulldogs blasted the host Richland Bears to the tune of 67-31 to earn a two o'clock match up with Newburg. In the first peroid the Bulldogs would comeout firing and would run their way to an 18-7 lead after one. In the second Dixon would continue their onslaught asthey would outscore Richland 17-10 in the frame to make it a 35-17 Bulldog edge at the break. In the third the Dixon pressure combined with red hot shooting would absolutely bury Richland in the third. The Bulldogs would out gun Richland 26-6 in the period to make it a 61-23 game after three ending the compeditive aspects of this one. In the turbo clock shortened final frame Dixon was able to clear their bench and Richland would outscore them 8-6.

Box Score
D-Weston Shelton 27, Andrew Meier 11, Bailey Solan 6, Logan Kellog 5, Tyrell Cirrincione 4, Dainel Simpson 4, Dylan Doyle 4, Skyler Parker 2, Hunter McCoy 2
R-Dawson Andrews 11, Trent Zeigenbein 7, Jacob Black 5, Seth Baker 2



Day 5 Girls Pool Play


The School of the Osage Lady Indians wrapped up pool play with their second win with a 48-31 triumph over the host Richland. This one was close in the first half and it was Osage leading it 10-8 after one. In the second Richland would outscore them with an identical 10-8 score to tie this one up 18-18 at the halftime. The third would prove to be the key for the Lady Indians as there full court pressure defense would take its toll on richland's ball handling and turnovers would follow. Osage would end up out scoring the host 16-2 in the frame to open up a 34-20 lead after three. In the pace would pick up in the fourth but Osage would outscore Richland 14-11 to solitify their spot in the championship.

Box Score
O-Gabe Hill 14, Bree Jordan 11, Cassidy Culver 8, Keely McCann 6, Vanesse Webber 4, Alexa Pittenger 1, Aubrey Dobson 1
R-Madison Hodges 13, Amy Belline 6, Bailey Badger 4, Chandra Ancell 3, Shai Lupold 3, Chelsey Rowden 2


Girls Black Pool Game


The Eldon Freshman Lady Mustangs rolled past Newburg 26-7. Not much to say about this one it was Eldon on top 7-0 after one and 17-2 at the break. In the third it was 19-2 after three.

Box Score
E-Macy Imler 8, Page Benjamine 4, Vivian Partridge 4, Hailey Green 4, Rachel Lefert 3, Kayla Graham 3
N-Courtney Suschanke 4, Kelci Ternes 3


Tomorrow's Action

5th Place Girls-Newburg vs Stoutland 1:00
5th Place Boys-Dixon vs Newburg 2:15
Third Place Girls-Eldon 9th vs Richland 3:30
Third Place Boys-Eldon vs Crocker 4:45
Girls Championship Game-School of the Osage vs Iberia 6:00
Boys Championship Game-Conway vs Iberia 7:15


Have a great night

[Friscofan]

Good evening everybody here is my wrap up from the Finalday of the Richland Junior Varsity Tournament

Girls Consolation

The Newburg Lady Wolves were able to collect themselves a piece of hardware with a 33-22 win over Stoutland. The Lady Tigers were ableto pitch a shut out in the first quarter and they were on top 6-0 after one period. In the second Newburg'soffense would come to life like a house of fire, outscoring Stoutland 15-11 in the frame but it was the Lady Tigers clinging to a 17-15 lead at half. In the second half the Lady Wolves would use their defense to hold Stoutland to just five points. Newburg would outscore Stoutland 8-3 in the third and 10-2 in the fourth.

Box Score
N-Jordan Baumgardner 11, Courtney Suschanke 10, Kristen Schaffer 6, Madison Thomas 2, Kamie Wilson 2, Jaime Brummett 2
S-Kodie Simone 12, Jena Cooley 9


Boys Consolation Game


The Dixon Running Bulldogs were powered by a big fourth quarter as they downed the Newburg Wolves 46-35. The Bulldogs would use their tempo to help them run their way to a 13- lead at the end of one quarter. In the second Dixon would continue to control the tempo of the game and they were able to outscore Newburg 15-14 to make it a 28-21 edge at halftime. The third quarter is when Newburg would bring Dixon's offense to a screetching halt as they made it a grind. They would outscore Dixon 7-2 in the quarter and this one was tied 30-30 after three. In the final seven minutes of the game Dixon's offense would trump the Newburg defensive surge and the Bulldogs would outscore them 16-5 in the frame to win it going away.

Box Score
D-Weston Shelton 22, Andrew Meier 11, Daniel Simpson 6, Tyrell Cirrincione 6, Hunter McCoy 2
N-Caleb Wofford 12, Jamie Stevenson 9, Tyler Rogers 7, Dustin Reagan 4, Mason Gaedke 3


Girls Third Place Game

The Eldon Freshman Lady Mustangs throttled the host Richland Lady Bears 40-28 to collect the third place honors. Richland would lead this one 10-7 after one quarter but in the second Eldon would rebound in the second as they would outscore Richland 13-5 to take a 20-15 into the locker rooms. In the third Eldon was able to widen their lead by outgrinding the host 7-2 in the frame to make it 27-17. In the final frame the Eldon Freshman would outgun Richland 13-11 to seal the win.

Box Score
E 9th-Page Benjamin 17, Macy Imler 7, Kayla Graham 5, Hailey Green 4, Vivian Partridge 4, Rachel Lefert 3
R-Chandra Ancell 10, Madison Hodges 8, Kat Tucker 4, Jerica Dette 3, Bailey Badger 1


Third Place Boys Game

The Crocker Lions took out the Eldon Mustangs 36-31 to claim third place.

Box Score
C-Logan Wilson 13, Devyn Hair 6, Brett Jones 6, Ty Helms 4, Zack Kubinski 3, Jared Bowling 2, Mason Boorum 2
E-Taylor Sides 16, Gavin Henderson 6, Justin Wood 4, Levi Shinn 2, Colter Bond 2, Hayden Otto 1


Girls Championship Game


It was a battle of Miller County in the Girls Title game as they Iberia Lady Rangers met the School of the Osage Lady Indians and when it was all said and done the Lady Indians would leave town with the biggest piece of hardware after a 47-38 triumph. The first quarter would be the deciding factor as the Lady Indians were able to run out to a 14-4 lead after one. The second frame would be played evenly as both teams would put up a nine spot and Osage would lead it 23-13 at the break. The Rangers would get hot in the third period using some three balls to help outscore their larger highway 42 neighbor 12-8 in the frame but it was Osage ontop 31-25 after three. Iberia would close to with in three points early in the fourth but Osage would rally and hit some free throws to put this one away. Osage outscored Iberia 16-13 in the final frame.

Box Score
O-Keely McCann 18, Gabe Hill 10, Bree Jordan 10, Cassidy Culver 8, Alexa Pittenger 2
I-Natalie Kimball 11, Mikala Green 9, Jordan Lawson 7, Madison Luttrell 6, Tierra Evans 3, Brittany Ewers 2


Boys Championship Game


It took a couple days for this one to be played because of bad weather but Conway and Iberia were able to meet up last night and it would be the Conway Bears downing Iberia 64-52. The Rangers came out firing in the first frame as they would hit some threes to help them to a 15-11 lead after one. Conway would put on an offensive display in the second asthey wouldout gun the Rangers 23-16 to open up the 34-31 halftime lead. Iberia would cut the lead down to a two point game midway threw the frame but Conway would put together a 10-0 run to up their lead to 51-42 after three. (Conway outscored Iberia 17-11) In the final seven minutes Conway would use some delay game tactics to help bleed off the clock and would win this one going away.

Box Score
C-Andrew Huckaby 17, Chris Terry 13, Chris Berger 13, Austin Chastain 8, Tyler Simpson 7, Logan Brawley 3, Gage Gregory 2
I-Lane Luttrell 17, Riley Halley 11, Zach Roark 10, Colby Jones 7, Sam McKee 4, Falen Juliano 2, Devon Frisbee 1

I would likt to think Kent Stoumbaugh, Doug Smith, Joe Ridgeway, Mr and Mrs Hedges, Mr and Mrs Birdsong, Mrs Rowden, Eldon Haun and the lovely Mrs Boden for the outstanding work in the hospitality room keeping everybody well fed. With out these people the Richland Junior Varsity Tournament wouldn't have been possible.