A few big games went on Saturday between the morning and evening Girls Regional games. Here are some highlights of a few of the best games and performances from the second-to-last weekend of the regular season.
* Lawrence North beat Howe 95-65 behind 17 points from sophomore Ryan Taylor. Juniors Dominique Ferguson and Justin Martin added 16 and 15, respectively, and 6'10 sophomore Michael Chandler added ten of his own. Sharpshooting junior Andre Hampton had a game high 30 points for the Hornets.
* Cathedral beat Terre Haute North 62-52, getting 18 points from senior Jarrett Hamilton. Purdue signee Kelsey Barlow returned to the lineup and scored 12 points. Zach Harrison scored 18 for the Patriots, while 6'8 sophomore forward Justin Gant had nine points.
* New Albany got a game-high 31 points from junior Donnie Hale on their way to a 72-61 win over Arlington.
* Decatur Central topped Bloomington North 56-46. Senior wing Blake Beasley scored 17 points for DC, while junior Julian Boatner led the losing side with 18 points.
* Covenant Christian got a 66-64 overtime win against Scecina, led by 6'10 Butler signee Andrew Smith, who tallied 37 points for the Warriors.
* Broad Ripple beat IPSAC for Crispus Attucks, led by sophomore Steven Jamison, who had 18 points and eight boards. Freshman Ron Patterson, who was spotted visiting Ohio State this weekend, chipped in with 14 points.
* Princeton, the undefeated number one team in 3A, had to fend off a late rally by Evansville Central to escape with a 67-65 win. Sophomore Rontray Chavis led the Tigers with 22 points, while Trevor George scored 13, Jalen Packer scored 12, and twin brother Dontray Chavis scored 11 points. Central was led by Justin Ahlbrand, who scored a game-high 26 points.
This week is the final week in the regular season. Check back to see who is playing to finish strong, get a spark, or regain momentum before Sectionals! Enjoy the big week!
Monday, February 23, 2009
Highlights of the Day: Saturday 2/21
Posted by p-hoops at 10:05 AM
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Are you sure that 31 is a career high from donnie hale? For some reason, I thought he's been over 30 several times this season.
While we're on the topic, what is your asessment of him?
Whoops! I meant "game-high"! Thanks :)
also, i think donnie is a great player, but the knock on him is he's between positions. he needs to improve his face-up game and outside shot to get the big time colleges looking harder. that said, i think he's in the same boat with dee davis: measuables aren't all that matter. if you can play, you can play. and hale gets it done on a consistent basis. someone will be lucky to get him. if purdue still has an offer available, i think he's theirs.
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