By John Lachmann
Kypostsports@yahoo.com
Freshman guard Koby Carlton’s late 3-pointer forced overtime, and his free throws late in the extra session lifted Gallatin County to a 52-47 win over Henry County on Tuesday.
Carlton hit a trey with nine seconds left in regulation, tying the score at 41. He drained a pair of foul shots in the final minute of OT to seal the win for the Wildcats.
Senior guard Kristian Morgan led Gallatin County with 16 points, and Carlton added 11.
HENRY CO. 10-10-4-17-6—47
at GALLATIN 8-16-8-9-11—52
HENRY COUNTY (9-14): New 4 3 11, Young 9 4 22, Howard 4 0 8, West 1 0 2, Wundrak 0 1 1, Jeffries 1 1 3. Totals 19 9 47.
GALLATIN COUNTY (12-5): Carlton 3 3 11, Chapman 2 0 4, Morgan 7 2 16, Brown 3 3 9, Herndon 4 0 8, McCubbin 0 2 2, Wesley 1 0 2. Totals 20 10 52.
3-pointers: GC—Carlton 2. JV: Henry County won.
HOLMES 68, RYLE 47 – Bulldogs sophomore guard James Bolden scored 11 of his 15 points in his team’s 27-point fourth quarter to blow the game open.
Three other Holmes players reached double figures – senior guard B.J. Coston led all scorers with 18 points, senior forward Chris Englemon finished with 16 and senior guard Daquan Palmer added 11.
The Bulldogs remained perfect through 21 games and have seven regular-season games remaining.
Senior guard Drew Mays rolled up a team-high 17 points for the Raiders, who shot just 4-of-16 from the free throw line.
HOLMES 15-11-15-27—68
at RYLE 14-15-4-14—47
HOLMES (21-0): Bolden 6 2 15, Coston 7 2 18, Palmer 5 0 11, Chames 4 0 8, Englemon 8 0 16. Totals 30 4 68.
RYLE (8-10): Mays 8 0 17, King 3 1 7, Ahern 1 0 2, Fussenegger 1 2 4, Bellew 1 0 2, White 4 0 8, Moore 0 1 1, Deters 1 0 2, Stuhr 2 0 4. Totals 21 4 47.
3-pointers: H—Coston 2, Bolden, Palmer. R—Mays. JV: Holmes, 51-41.
NEWPORT CENTRAL CATHOLIC 59, HIGHLANDS 22 – Sophomore guard Zach Pangallo led 10 Thoroughbreds scorers with 12 points.
Junior center Jake Schulte tallied 11 points for NewCath, which held the Bluebirds to nine points through the first three quarters.
The Thoroughbreds extended their winning streak to five games.
NEWCATH 16-17-16-10—59
at HIGHLANDS 5-4-0-13—22
NEWCATH (18-2): Franzen 2 0 5, Pangallo 5 0 12, Bueter 3 0 7, DuPont 1 3 6, Devoto 1 0 2, Haas 1 0 3, Verkamp 1 0 2, Schulte 4 3 11, McDonald 3 1 7, Weyer 1 2 4. Totals 22 9 59.
HIGHLANDS (7-12): Weyer 2 0 5, Greene 1 0 3, Houliston 3 0 7, Ball 2 0 6, Ramey 0 1 1. Totals 8 1 22.
3-pointers: NCC—Pangallo 2, Franzen, Bueter, DuPont, Haas. H—Ball 2, Houliston, Weyer, Greene. JV: NewCath won.
OWEN COUNTY 55, EMINENCE 48 – Senior guard Zach Ripy paced the Rebels with 22 points, including eight in the first quarter.
Freshman center Carson Williams racked up 12 points and 13 rebounds as Owen County improved to 10-1 in its last 11 games.
Eminence freshman guard Jalen Dixie led all scorers with 30 points.
EMINENCE 5-15-14-14—48
at OWEN CO. 19-9-10-17—55
EMINENCE (10-12): Dixie 10 5 30, Rucker 1 0 3, Mitchell 2 0 4, Moore 1 1 3, Golden 0 2 2, Bailey 2 2 6. Totals 16 10 48.
OWEN COUNTY (16-3): T. Trenary 1 3 5, Ripy 6 7 22, Ball 1 0 2, H. Trenary 2 0 5, Williams 5 2 12, Shelton 4 1 9. Totals 19 13 55.
3-pointers: OC—Ripy 3, H. Trenary. E—Dixie 5, Rucker. JV: Eminence, 40-30.
SCOTT 83, CAMPBELL COUNTY 57 – Eagles senior forward Nick Jackson hit five fourth-quarter free throws and scored nine points in the final frame to ice the game.
Jackson rolled up a game-high 24 points, and senior guard Josh Felts notched 18 as Scott improved to 3-0 in district play.
Junior Corey Holbrook paced the Camels with 20 points, and senior Nate McGovney added 18.
CAMPBELL 13-12-11-21—57
at SCOTT 17-21-16-29—83
CAMPBELL COUNTY (8-12): Losey 2 0 4, N. McGovney 5 8 18, Jackson 1 1 3, T. McGovney 1 0 3, L. Franzen 2 0 5, Holbrook 8 4 20, J. Franzen 1 0 2, Cryer 1 0 2. Totals 21 13 57.
SCOTT (11-8): Castleman 1 2 5, Pouncy 2 2 6, Jehn 4 0 8, Buckner 2 0 6, N. Jackson 9 6 24, Felts 6 6 18, Ohmer 1 0 3, Crim 3 1 7, Jovicic 2 0 6. Totals 30 19 83.
3-pointers: S—Jovicic 2, Ohmer, Castleman. CC—T. McGovney, L. Franzen. JV: Scott, 58-54.
SIMON KENTON 88, WILLIAMSTOWN 42 – Senior guard Andrew Sampson scored 17 of his 19 points in the Pioneers’ 51-point first half.
Simon Kenton senior forward Drew Reckner recorded a season-high 18 points, including 15 in the fourth quarter.
W’MSTOWN 7-13-12-10—42
at S.KENTON 19-32-17-20—88
WILLIAMSTOWN (2-16): Barnes 2 0 6, Jump 1 0 2, Griffin 5 3 14, Rose 1 0 2, Taylor 1 0 2, Albers 2 0 4, Simpson 2 1 5, Jordan 1 5 7. Totals 15 9 42.
SIMON KENTON (13-6): Kuntz 2 0 5, Pracht 2 1 6, Swanson 1 2 4, Morrison 5 2 13, Reckner 7 0 18, Sampson 3 12 19, Mullins 2 0 4, Childers 1 1 4, Robinson 3 2 8, Bowling 2 1 5, Yanke 0 2 2. Totals 28 23 88.
3-pointers: SK—Reckner 4, Kuntz, Pracht, Morrison, Sampson,
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