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Hill and Giffin had nice games for Circleville and Wayne was good for Court House. Deliberate pace to the game that was closely officiated. Manson and Wadlington also had some solid production for Circleville with key baskets and rebounds.



Circleville 38,

Washington C.H. 30

CIRCLEVILLE — Camp 1-0-3; Giffin 3-4-10; Hill 6-1-13; Wadlington 2-0-4; Manson 2-4-8. Three-point goals — Camp. Total — 14-34 9-13 38.

WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE — Knisley 2-0-5; Wayne 7-2-17; Wilson 2-0-4; Eckles 2-0-4. Three-point goals — Knisley and Wayne. Total — 13-44 2-3 30.

Quarter scores 1 2 3 4 F

Circleville 11 6 7 14 38

Wash. C.H. 6 8 6 10 30

bman wrote:I'd probably have Logan Elm lower than what pfloyd has them now, but when you've done what Logan Elm has done over the last decade, that earns a lot of respect. Logan Elm will continue to improve as we move through the rest of the regular season and towards tournament draw time. I look for a potential Vinton County-Logan Elm matchup at the 4/5, with the winner facing either Warren or Athens.

Who do you have as the No. 3 seed bman?

Sheridan, VC and LE should all be fighting for the 3 seed. VC's impressive win over Southeastern will help their case but they need a win over Athens on the road and to hold serve against the rest of the TVC to guarantee the 3. It should be another fun winter leading up to the Logan sectional.

"Fight for the No. 3 seed" ... Sure would be nice to have the support of the TVC when it comes to that tournament draw, huh Dundas? ...

;)

FYI ... The Tomcats (with no Austin Downs, a limited Grant Clark and no Bryce Guthrie) - lost to No. 4 Peebles on a last second shot at the Convo last year.

Just thought I'd throw that out there since you sometimes miss the DIV district games, Floyd.

LOL

pfloyd, I had to stand up fpr ya just for a sec, I really didn't like the "tons of posters" don't speak for everyone, speak for yourself. This is the first thread I look at every day of the week,not only for your point of view but all of southeastern Ohio

93Bulldog wrote:

bman wrote:I'd probably have Logan Elm lower than what pfloyd has them now, but when you've done what Logan Elm has done over the last decade, that earns a lot of respect. Logan Elm will continue to improve as we move through the rest of the regular season and towards tournament draw time. I look for a potential Vinton County-Logan Elm matchup at the 4/5, with the winner facing either Warren or Athens.

Who do you have as the No. 3 seed bman?

True, I was thinking Sheridan's record was a little better than it is right now. Should be interesting to see who gets the third seed - Sheridan, VC or LE? Also does one of them want to stay away from either Warren or Athens? God bless Logan sectional politics. :122249

I second this statement!

LetsGoPSU wrote:pfloyd, I had to stand up fpr ya just for a sec, I really didn't like the "tons of posters" don't speak for everyone, speak for yourself. This is the first thread I look at every day of the week,not only for your point of view but all of southeastern Ohio

I second this!

Still bitter bulldog?

I'd say when VC takes care of Athens in McAfee, the 3 seed will be a lock. ;)

Dundas wrote:Still bitter bulldog? . ;)

hahaha ... No.

bman wrote:True, I was thinking Sheridan's record was a little better than it is right now. Should be interesting to see who gets the third seed - Sheridan, VC or LE? Also does one of them want to stay away from either Warren or Athens? God bless Logan sectional politics. :122249

LOL ... nothing like a little 'Logan sectional' talk to get the blood pumping.

If the 3, 4 & 5 become the 'hot spots', then of course the No. 3 becomes extremely desirable to avoid the No. 4 vs No. 5 game. It's kind of backward from last year, where the No. 1 was the coveted seed.

Portsmouth topped visiting Ironton 41-36 in OVC play, improving the Trojans record overall to 3-0 in league play (3-0 in SEOAL play also). The Fighting Tigers controlled the tempo throughout the night, and were determined to not let the Trojans get into their running game. Sky Oliver returned from his knee injury and scored 9 points, including 2 clinching FT's with 10 seconds to play, while Kyre Allison tallied 16. Kendall Reynolds made a huge putback with the score tied at 36 with just 40 seconds to play. PHS shot 2-18 from behind the arc, their worst shooting game of the season. Most of the 3's were open looks but just didn't fall. Still, Portsmouth got the win over their old rivals. It's not likely that the Trojans will shoot that poorly from 3 point range again. Tristan Cox had a good game for Ironton.

Portsmouth is 3-0 in games decided by 7 points or less. Good to see our kids come through in clutch time.

Adams County Holiday Tourny Championship updates:

After 1 Peebles 17- West Union 9
At the half Peebles 37- West Union 26
After 3 Peebles 60 - West Union 47
Final Peebles 74 - West Union 67 (Beau with 35pts to lead all scorers)

Overall a pretty poor performance keeping West Union from scoring in the post and we could have done a better job handling the ball and preventing second chance points throughout the entirety of the game. Cameron Gordley played very well for Peebles while Price, Hinkle, Sininger all played well for West Union.

Interesting note: This is the Indians' 15th straight varsity win against county rival West Union (Last loss on December 29th 2007)

Thanks for the update Tribemaniac10 …

Going to get to see Coach Skinner & the Bulldogs 3 times this week !!!

Athens vs River Valley Tuesday night …
Athens @ Logan Elm Thursday night …
Athens on the road in the Beasts of the Southeast vs Washington CH I believe …

… the only question mark for me will be Tuesday night vs River Valley … there is a game in Oak Hill between Coach Persin's Oaks and the Indians for Lucasville Valley that looks like a good one as well … may have to flip a coin or as the weather man has called for some snow Tuesday - where I go will be dictated by the white death probably LOL …

… this is my kind of week coming up a game Tuesday, Thursday , Friday and the Beasts of the Southeast in Chesapeake Saturday (5 games being played, I'll see the last 3 of those ) … looking forward to the week of hoops !!!

pfloyd wrote:Going to get to see Coach Skinner & the Bulldogs 3 times this week !!!

Athens vs River Valley Tuesday night …
Athens @ Logan Elm Thursday night …
Athens on the road in the Beasts of the Southeast vs Washington CH I believe …

… the only question mark for me will be Tuesday night vs River Valley … there is a game in Oak Hill between Coach Persin's Oaks and the Indians for Lucasville Valley that looks like a good one as well … may have to flip a coin or as the weather man has called for some snow Tuesday - where I go will be dictated by the white death probably LOL …

… this is my kind of week coming up a game Tuesday, Thursday , Friday and the Beasts of the Southeast in Chesapeake Saturday (5 games being played, I'll see the last 3 of those ) … looking forward to the week of hoops !!!

Pfloyd, you need to come up to the Dawg Pound on Tuesday night to see Circleville and Bloom-Carroll play. :122249

I'll see you Thursday at the Reservation - Braves vs. Bulldogs. Athens' size, athleticism and the ability of Lutz at point guard is impressive. Nice team.

The Pomeroy Peninsula, a.k.a. Wahama, defeated Doddrige County 56-53 on Friday night. Beat Lincoln County 47-45 on Saturday.

The White Falcons are (4-2) ... Don't forget they picked up Kalieb Sheets from Meigs - and the 6'5 big man Phil Hoffman from Federal Hocking. Not a bad inside/out combo down in Mason County.

93Bulldog wrote:The Pomeroy Peninsula, a.k.a. Wahama, defeated Doddrige County 56-53 on Friday night. Beat Lincoln County 47-45 on Saturday.

The White Falcons are (4-2) ... Don't forget they picked up Kalieb Sheets from Meigs - and the 6'5 big man Phil Hoffman from Federal Hocking. Not a bad inside/out combo down in Mason County.

Recruiting? :122249

Sheets played very well against Athens back when he was a freshmen. All meigs had.