Chesapeake Vs South Point ( player/player match- ups) ?
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TribeManiac10
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Re: Chesapeake Vs South Point ( player/player match- ups) ?
Matt52 wrote:68-61 peake
Sounds like SP didnt have a very good 4th quarter.
Re: Chesapeake Vs South Point ( player/player match- ups) ?
Congratulations to Coach Davis and the Peake on their BIG win vs rival South Point tonight ... got to hold serve on your home court in league play - you did that ... that's how championships are won ... anyone with napkins stats on this one? ...
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Barnes lit it up for the Pointers. Dont know how many he had though. Besides Prater knocking down a few big 3's he didnt have much help though. Chessy looked pretty balanced. Toss up between Copley and Kennedy for leading scorer and I'm sure McMaster was in double digits again. They showed a lot of patience and took good shots down the stretch while the pointers just played recklessly and took some hurried shots that just wouldnt fall. Congrats to the Panthers.
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Chesapeake didnt panic at all they slowly cut into the lead and played very under control they are very well coached, mentally and physically.
they should be able to make a good run into tourney play, and i will have to skip another fairland game to watch these two play at south point next time lol
they should be able to make a good run into tourney play, and i will have to skip another fairland game to watch these two play at south point next time lol
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could have swore that wsaz said the score was 58-61 sp. on the 10 oclock news.
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Re: Chesapeake Vs South Point ( player/player match- ups) ?
hats-off
that is what wsaz said on the 11 news last night, that sp won the game
that is what wsaz said on the 11 news last night, that sp won the game
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Re: Chesapeake Vs South Point ( player/player match- ups) ?
I saw the same result on Channel 3 also.......that South Point won.
Good win by the Panthers which will give them a stronger case for that #3 seed in the Jackson sectional.
Good win by the Panthers which will give them a stronger case for that #3 seed in the Jackson sectional.
Re: Chesapeake Vs South Point ( player/player match- ups) ?
Here are the stats pfloyd
GRANT TRAYLOR
The Herald-Dispatch
CHESAPEAKE, Ohio -- It took three quarters for Chesapeake boys basketball coach Ryan Davis to finally get what he wanted out of the Panthers on both ends of the court Thursday night.
In the fourth quarter, Chesapeake scored 28 points while getting after the basketball on the defensive end to earn a 68-61 win over South Point in a battle of the Ohio Valley Conference leaders.
"I thought we played a little tentative early," Davis said. "It took us until a little ways in the second half and especially in the fourth quarter to get a little more aggressive."
The game was expected to be a shootout between a pair of AAU teammates as Chesapeake's Nathan Copley and South Point's Blake Barnes took center stage.
However, this game was about the supporting casts, and Chesapeake got much better support for Copley.
"Their role players stepped up a little bit, and today ours didn't the way they are capable," South Point coach Chris Barnes said.
Austin McMaster led Chesapeake (12-3, 7-0) with 18 points. Center Colin Kennedy added 16 points. Trent Saunders netted 10 points while grabbing 14 rebounds.
Their contributions helped offset a night when Copley shot 4-of-13 from the field. Copley still finished with 17 points with an 8-for-8 performance at the foul line.
McMaster hit the game's two biggest baskets to lift the Panthers to a lead they didn't relinquish in the fourth quarter.
The Panthers had one possession in the fourth quarter that lasted nearly two minutes before McMaster scored a layup off a back-door feed from Peter Hintz to give Chesapeake a 47-45 lead.
Less than a minute later, the game was knotted after a Greg Taylor layup, but McMaster got free and hit a 3-pointer from the top of the key to trigger a 10-2 run that seized control of the game for the Panthers.
While McMaster and Kennedy took care of the offensive end, the defensive play of Saunders on South Point's Ethan Prater was important.
Prater did not have a field goal after the first possession of the second half, and Saunders' defense allowed the Panthers to focus on Barnes, who saw his looks get harder as the game progressed.
"For three years, he's been a great post defender," Davis said. "To his credit, with Colin underneath, he can go out and defend the perimeter as well. He can step out and guard a big or a small forward if they are there. He's done a great job for us and does a great job on the boards."
Barnes finished with 22 points, but had just two field goals in the second half and finished 7-of-23 shooting. Prater finished with 14 points.
The Pointers' duo came out hot from the floor and led South Point to a 14-4 lead early with several of the shots coming from deep. South Point (10-6, 6-1) was 9-of-18 from 3-point range.
Cody Taylor added 11 points for South Point in their first loss of the conference schedule.
Chris Barnes said the defeat does not deter his team from its goal of an OVC championship.
"It was a knock-down drag-out between two undefeated teams (in the conference)," Barnes said. "I told my guys after the game that all they did was what they were supposed to -- hold serve at home. Now, we have to take care of Rock Hill and Coal Grove so we can do the same at our place. We still have a chance at the title if we take care of our business."
The rematch is Feb. 19 at South Point.
SOUTH POINT 16 12 14 19 -- 61: Barnes 22, Mitchell 5, Prater 14, C. Taylor 11, Winkler 5, G. Taylor 4.
CHESAPEAKE 12 15 13 28 -- 68: Pe. Hintz 7, Copley 17, McMaster 18, Saunders 10, Kennedy 16.
GRANT TRAYLOR
The Herald-Dispatch
CHESAPEAKE, Ohio -- It took three quarters for Chesapeake boys basketball coach Ryan Davis to finally get what he wanted out of the Panthers on both ends of the court Thursday night.
In the fourth quarter, Chesapeake scored 28 points while getting after the basketball on the defensive end to earn a 68-61 win over South Point in a battle of the Ohio Valley Conference leaders.
"I thought we played a little tentative early," Davis said. "It took us until a little ways in the second half and especially in the fourth quarter to get a little more aggressive."
The game was expected to be a shootout between a pair of AAU teammates as Chesapeake's Nathan Copley and South Point's Blake Barnes took center stage.
However, this game was about the supporting casts, and Chesapeake got much better support for Copley.
"Their role players stepped up a little bit, and today ours didn't the way they are capable," South Point coach Chris Barnes said.
Austin McMaster led Chesapeake (12-3, 7-0) with 18 points. Center Colin Kennedy added 16 points. Trent Saunders netted 10 points while grabbing 14 rebounds.
Their contributions helped offset a night when Copley shot 4-of-13 from the field. Copley still finished with 17 points with an 8-for-8 performance at the foul line.
McMaster hit the game's two biggest baskets to lift the Panthers to a lead they didn't relinquish in the fourth quarter.
The Panthers had one possession in the fourth quarter that lasted nearly two minutes before McMaster scored a layup off a back-door feed from Peter Hintz to give Chesapeake a 47-45 lead.
Less than a minute later, the game was knotted after a Greg Taylor layup, but McMaster got free and hit a 3-pointer from the top of the key to trigger a 10-2 run that seized control of the game for the Panthers.
While McMaster and Kennedy took care of the offensive end, the defensive play of Saunders on South Point's Ethan Prater was important.
Prater did not have a field goal after the first possession of the second half, and Saunders' defense allowed the Panthers to focus on Barnes, who saw his looks get harder as the game progressed.
"For three years, he's been a great post defender," Davis said. "To his credit, with Colin underneath, he can go out and defend the perimeter as well. He can step out and guard a big or a small forward if they are there. He's done a great job for us and does a great job on the boards."
Barnes finished with 22 points, but had just two field goals in the second half and finished 7-of-23 shooting. Prater finished with 14 points.
The Pointers' duo came out hot from the floor and led South Point to a 14-4 lead early with several of the shots coming from deep. South Point (10-6, 6-1) was 9-of-18 from 3-point range.
Cody Taylor added 11 points for South Point in their first loss of the conference schedule.
Chris Barnes said the defeat does not deter his team from its goal of an OVC championship.
"It was a knock-down drag-out between two undefeated teams (in the conference)," Barnes said. "I told my guys after the game that all they did was what they were supposed to -- hold serve at home. Now, we have to take care of Rock Hill and Coal Grove so we can do the same at our place. We still have a chance at the title if we take care of our business."
The rematch is Feb. 19 at South Point.
SOUTH POINT 16 12 14 19 -- 61: Barnes 22, Mitchell 5, Prater 14, C. Taylor 11, Winkler 5, G. Taylor 4.
CHESAPEAKE 12 15 13 28 -- 68: Pe. Hintz 7, Copley 17, McMaster 18, Saunders 10, Kennedy 16.