Trojans JV won 50 to 42
end of 1st period
Ports--------Gallia AC
13--------------12
2nd Period
Ports------------Gallia AC
25--------------- 20 at the half
3rd Period
Ports-------------Gallia Ac
35-----------------28 with end of the 3rd
4th Period
Ports------------------Gallia AC
43-----------------------43 with 25 to go in the 4th
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Trojans JV won 50 to 42
end of 1st period
Ports--------Gallia AC
13--------------12
2nd Period
Ports------------Gallia AC
25--------------- 20 at the half
3rd Period
Ports-------------Gallia Ac
35-----------------28 with end of the 3rd
4th Period
Ports------------------Gallia AC
43-----------------------43 with 25 to go in the 4th
Trojans missed sev Foul shots in the last 1 min 30 sec no timeouts left
end of 1st period
Ports--------Gallia AC
13--------------12
2nd Period
Ports------------Gallia AC
25--------------- 20 at the half
3rd Period
Ports-------------Gallia Ac
35-----------------28 with end of the 3rd
4th Period
Ports------------------Gallia AC
43-----------------------43 with 25 to go in the 4th
Trojans missed sev Foul shots in the last 1 min 30 sec no timeouts left
Trojans JV won 50 to 42
end of 1st period
Ports--------Gallia AC
13--------------12
2nd Period
Ports------------Gallia AC
25--------------- 20 at the half
3rd Period
Ports-------------Gallia Ac
35-----------------28 with end of the 3rd
4th Period
Ports------------------Gallia AC
45-----------------------43 with 1.9 seconds ports fouls gallia at the line
end of 1st period
Ports--------Gallia AC
13--------------12
2nd Period
Ports------------Gallia AC
25--------------- 20 at the half
3rd Period
Ports-------------Gallia Ac
35-----------------28 with end of the 3rd
4th Period
Ports------------------Gallia AC
45-----------------------43 with 1.9 seconds ports fouls gallia at the line
Trojans JV won 50 to 42
end of 1st period
Ports--------Gallia AC
13--------------12
2nd Period
Ports------------Gallia AC
25--------------- 20 at the half
3rd Period
Ports-------------Gallia Ac
35-----------------28 with end of the 3rd
4th Period
Ports------------------Gallia AC
45-----------------------44 with 1.9 to go in the 4th Gallia made the first one and missed the second TROJANS WIN
end of 1st period
Ports--------Gallia AC
13--------------12
2nd Period
Ports------------Gallia AC
25--------------- 20 at the half
3rd Period
Ports-------------Gallia Ac
35-----------------28 with end of the 3rd
4th Period
Ports------------------Gallia AC
45-----------------------44 with 1.9 to go in the 4th Gallia made the first one and missed the second TROJANS WIN
Hats off to Gallia AC they made a good come back. That last shot bounced off the back of the rim. SHHHHHHHH
Scoring
Sorry if the spelling is wrong, its hard to make out the names the announcer is saying
Portsmouth
Bendolph 16 points
Cadogan 10 points
Williams 10 points
Reeves 5 points
Johnson 2 points
Brachett 2 points
Gallia
Rumley 16 points
Mitchell 7 points
Brown 6 points
Truster 6 points
McCoy 4 points
Nibert 3 points
Armstrong 2 points
Scoring
Sorry if the spelling is wrong, its hard to make out the names the announcer is saying
Portsmouth
Bendolph 16 points
Cadogan 10 points
Williams 10 points
Reeves 5 points
Johnson 2 points
Brachett 2 points
Gallia
Rumley 16 points
Mitchell 7 points
Brown 6 points
Truster 6 points
McCoy 4 points
Nibert 3 points
Armstrong 2 points
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Portsmouth nips Gallipolis, 45-44
Big Nate Cadogan’s layup with 11 seconds left to play gave visiting Portsmouth a hard-earned 45-44 triumph over the Gallia Academy Blue Devils before a small crowd in the GAHS gym Tuesday evening.
Gallipolis, down 35-24 with 45 seconds left in the third, trailed 35-28 going into the final period.
With 2:23 remaining in the game, the Trojans held a nine point lead, 41-32, but the Blue Devils outscored PHS 9-0 during the next minute or so to knot the count at 43-43 on a pair of freebies by David Rumley with 25.1 seconds left.
After Cadogan’s layup, GAHS forced a Trojan turnover and the Blue Devils Quinton Nibert was fouled with 1.9 seconds left. Nibert made the first of a two-shot foul, but missed the second as the game ended.
Portsmouth led 13-12 after one period, and 25-20 during halftime. The Trojans were on top 35-28 going into the final period.
The Trojans twin towers, Williams and Cadogan scored 10 points each and both picked off seven rebounds apiece. Freshman Andrew Bendolph led the Trojans in scoring with 16 points.
Rumley led the Blue Devils with 16 points and seven rebounds. Kyle Mitchell added seven points.
Portsmouth connected on 17 of 41 field goal attempts for 41.4 percent. PHS was eight of 12 at the foul line, had 11 personals, losing Reeves in the second half, and picked off 23 rebounds. Portsmouth had 12 turnovers, four in the final quarter.
Gallipolis hit 18 of 45 field goal attempts for 40 percent. The Blue Devils were seven of 11 at the foul line, had 14 personals, losing Ethan Moore in the second half, and grabbed 31 rebounds. Gallipolis had 13 turnovers, none in the first period and only three the first half. GAHS had six turnovers in the final period.
Gallipolis dropped to 3-10 on the year and 1-8 in Southeastern Ohio League play. Portsmouth improved to 8-7 overall and 6-3 inside the league.
Wednesday, GAHS will play a tripleheader against River Valley at the University of Rio Grande. The freshman game starts at 5 p.m. Friday, the Blue Devils journey to Athens for another league outing. Portsmouth travels to Warren Local Friday for its next outing.
In Tuesday’s preliminary game, the Portsmouth JVs pulled away midway in the final period to post a 50-42 victory over the GAHS Blue Imps.
The score was tied 35-35 with 4:19 left, but PHS outscored the Gallians 15-7 the rest of the way to improve to 8-7 overall and 5-4 inside the SEOAL reserve league. Gallipolis dropped to 9-4 overall and 5-4 in conference play.
Portsmouth led 11-5 and 25-20 in the first half. The score was tied 33-33 going into the final period.
Nick Mitchell led the Blue Imps in scoring with 19 points. Cory Eberhard added 11 and Nate Allison seven. Stu Doll led Portsmouth’s attack with 16 points. Jim Lawson added nine.
Varsity box:
PORTSMOUTH (45) – Forest Johnson, 1-0-0-2; Corey Reeves, 0-(1)-2-4-5; Jacob Stevens, 0-0-0-0; Storm Bratchett, 10-0-2; Andrew Bendolph, 3-(2)-4-4-16; Anthony Williams, 5-0-0-10; Nate Cadogan, 4-2-4-10. TOTALS 14-(3)-8-12-45.
GALLIPOLIS (44) – Ethan Moore, 0-0-0-0; Chris Armstrong, 1-0-0-2; Quinton Nibert, 1-1-3-3; Chris McCoy, 1-2-2-4; Kyle Mitchell, 2-(1)-0-0-7; Zack Brown, 3-0-2-6; John Troester, 3-0-0-6; Nick Mitchell, 0-0-0-0; David Rumley, 6-4-4-16. TOTALS 17-(1)-7-11-44.
Score by quarters:
Portsmouth 13 12 10 10 -- 45
Gallipolis 12 8 8 16 -- 44
Reserve score—Portsmouth 50 Gallipolis 42.
Gallipolis, down 35-24 with 45 seconds left in the third, trailed 35-28 going into the final period.
With 2:23 remaining in the game, the Trojans held a nine point lead, 41-32, but the Blue Devils outscored PHS 9-0 during the next minute or so to knot the count at 43-43 on a pair of freebies by David Rumley with 25.1 seconds left.
After Cadogan’s layup, GAHS forced a Trojan turnover and the Blue Devils Quinton Nibert was fouled with 1.9 seconds left. Nibert made the first of a two-shot foul, but missed the second as the game ended.
Portsmouth led 13-12 after one period, and 25-20 during halftime. The Trojans were on top 35-28 going into the final period.
The Trojans twin towers, Williams and Cadogan scored 10 points each and both picked off seven rebounds apiece. Freshman Andrew Bendolph led the Trojans in scoring with 16 points.
Rumley led the Blue Devils with 16 points and seven rebounds. Kyle Mitchell added seven points.
Portsmouth connected on 17 of 41 field goal attempts for 41.4 percent. PHS was eight of 12 at the foul line, had 11 personals, losing Reeves in the second half, and picked off 23 rebounds. Portsmouth had 12 turnovers, four in the final quarter.
Gallipolis hit 18 of 45 field goal attempts for 40 percent. The Blue Devils were seven of 11 at the foul line, had 14 personals, losing Ethan Moore in the second half, and grabbed 31 rebounds. Gallipolis had 13 turnovers, none in the first period and only three the first half. GAHS had six turnovers in the final period.
Gallipolis dropped to 3-10 on the year and 1-8 in Southeastern Ohio League play. Portsmouth improved to 8-7 overall and 6-3 inside the league.
Wednesday, GAHS will play a tripleheader against River Valley at the University of Rio Grande. The freshman game starts at 5 p.m. Friday, the Blue Devils journey to Athens for another league outing. Portsmouth travels to Warren Local Friday for its next outing.
In Tuesday’s preliminary game, the Portsmouth JVs pulled away midway in the final period to post a 50-42 victory over the GAHS Blue Imps.
The score was tied 35-35 with 4:19 left, but PHS outscored the Gallians 15-7 the rest of the way to improve to 8-7 overall and 5-4 inside the SEOAL reserve league. Gallipolis dropped to 9-4 overall and 5-4 in conference play.
Portsmouth led 11-5 and 25-20 in the first half. The score was tied 33-33 going into the final period.
Nick Mitchell led the Blue Imps in scoring with 19 points. Cory Eberhard added 11 and Nate Allison seven. Stu Doll led Portsmouth’s attack with 16 points. Jim Lawson added nine.
Varsity box:
PORTSMOUTH (45) – Forest Johnson, 1-0-0-2; Corey Reeves, 0-(1)-2-4-5; Jacob Stevens, 0-0-0-0; Storm Bratchett, 10-0-2; Andrew Bendolph, 3-(2)-4-4-16; Anthony Williams, 5-0-0-10; Nate Cadogan, 4-2-4-10. TOTALS 14-(3)-8-12-45.
GALLIPOLIS (44) – Ethan Moore, 0-0-0-0; Chris Armstrong, 1-0-0-2; Quinton Nibert, 1-1-3-3; Chris McCoy, 1-2-2-4; Kyle Mitchell, 2-(1)-0-0-7; Zack Brown, 3-0-2-6; John Troester, 3-0-0-6; Nick Mitchell, 0-0-0-0; David Rumley, 6-4-4-16. TOTALS 17-(1)-7-11-44.
Score by quarters:
Portsmouth 13 12 10 10 -- 45
Gallipolis 12 8 8 16 -- 44
Reserve score—Portsmouth 50 Gallipolis 42.
GAHS one of 16 behind the arc
GAHS For-Ever...Gallipolis was one of 16 behind the arc. Kyle Mitchell, with 9 rebounds, led GAHS on the boards.
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VERY PROUD OF OUR TROJANS AND OUR COACHING STAFF!!
FINALLY ABOVE .500 IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE SEASON......A 6 YEAR WAIT......IT MAY NOT MEAN MUCH TO SOME, BUT FOR THOSE WHO HAVE FOLLOWED PORTSMOUTH CLOSELY THROUGH THE STRUGGLES THE LAST 5 YEARS, THIS FEELS GREAT!!
And I want to commend the Blue Devils on a GREAT EFFORT.....you hear the phrase "NEVER QUIT" a lot in sports.....but last night GAHS exemplified those words. Those kids in Blue and White battled all the way to the buzzer.....and in the process SCARED me to death.....well almost!!
This game would not have won any beauty contests, but a win is a win.....and I'll take it gladly.....it seems like it's never easy beating GAHS on their floor.
We never could quite put the Blue Devils away....and they almost made us pay for it. But we managed to hang on.....BARELY!!!
Good to talk to GAHS4ever and Jottings, and Coach Osborne and his assistant(whom I don't know his name). It is always a treat to chat with these fine gentlemen......
I know that the schedule really gets tough for Portsmouth the last 5 games.......Friday @Warren, H Tuesday with Chillicothe, Friday Feb.1 @ Zanesville, Tues. Feb.5 @Ironton, and then the Day of Champions on Sat.Feb.9 vs. either Warren or Logan.
I do think the Trojans have a realistic shot at going 10-10, and with a decent tourney showing, have a chance to finish with a winning season, something that hasn't happened in Trojanland since 2002.
GO TROJANS!!!
FINALLY ABOVE .500 IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE SEASON......A 6 YEAR WAIT......IT MAY NOT MEAN MUCH TO SOME, BUT FOR THOSE WHO HAVE FOLLOWED PORTSMOUTH CLOSELY THROUGH THE STRUGGLES THE LAST 5 YEARS, THIS FEELS GREAT!!
And I want to commend the Blue Devils on a GREAT EFFORT.....you hear the phrase "NEVER QUIT" a lot in sports.....but last night GAHS exemplified those words. Those kids in Blue and White battled all the way to the buzzer.....and in the process SCARED me to death.....well almost!!
This game would not have won any beauty contests, but a win is a win.....and I'll take it gladly.....it seems like it's never easy beating GAHS on their floor.
We never could quite put the Blue Devils away....and they almost made us pay for it. But we managed to hang on.....BARELY!!!
Good to talk to GAHS4ever and Jottings, and Coach Osborne and his assistant(whom I don't know his name). It is always a treat to chat with these fine gentlemen......
I know that the schedule really gets tough for Portsmouth the last 5 games.......Friday @Warren, H Tuesday with Chillicothe, Friday Feb.1 @ Zanesville, Tues. Feb.5 @Ironton, and then the Day of Champions on Sat.Feb.9 vs. either Warren or Logan.
I do think the Trojans have a realistic shot at going 10-10, and with a decent tourney showing, have a chance to finish with a winning season, something that hasn't happened in Trojanland since 2002.
GO TROJANS!!!
trojandave wrote:VERY PROUD OF OUR TROJANS AND OUR COACHING STAFF!!
FINALLY ABOVE .500 IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE SEASON......A 6 YEAR WAIT......IT MAY NOT MEAN MUCH TO SOME, BUT FOR THOSE WHO HAVE FOLLOWED PORTSMOUTH CLOSELY THROUGH THE STRUGGLES THE LAST 5 YEARS, THIS FEELS GREAT!!
And I want to commend the Blue Devils on a GREAT EFFORT.....you hear the phrase "NEVER QUIT" a lot in sports.....but last night GAHS exemplified those words. Those kids in Blue and White battled all the way to the buzzer.....and in the process SCARED me to death.....well almost!!
This game would not have won any beauty contests, but a win is a win.....and I'll take it gladly.....it seems like it's never easy beating GAHS on their floor.
We never could quite put the Blue Devils away....and they almost made us pay for it. But we managed to hang on.....BARELY!!!
Good to talk to GAHS4ever and Jottings, and Coach Osborne and his assistant(whom I don't know his name). It is always a treat to chat with these fine gentlemen......
I know that the schedule really gets tough for Portsmouth the last 5 games.......Friday @Warren, H Tuesday with Chillicothe, Friday Feb.1 @ Zanesville, Tues. Feb.5 @Ironton, and then the Day of Champions on Sat.Feb.9 vs. either Warren or Logan.
I do think the Trojans have a realistic shot at going 10-10, and with a decent tourney showing, have a chance to finish with a winning season, something that hasn't happened in Trojanland since 2002.
GO TROJANS!!!
Way to go Portsmouth Trojans
