GALLIA ACADEMY 49, ROCK HILL 37
Re: GALLIA ACADEMY 49, ROCK HILL 37
Congrats on your win. It would be hard to imagine worse roads than those to have to cover on this suddenly icy night. Glad it turned out to be a relatively safe trip for all of you.
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Shocked they played this game. Didn't they know about this weather coming in?
I heard about it coming home from Indiana yesterday morning.
I heard about it coming home from Indiana yesterday morning.
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Re: GALLIA ACADEMY 49, ROCK HILL 37
It sounds like the Blue Devils are getting off to a good start this season.
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In the reserve game, GAHS improved to 4-0.
The Blue Imps led 13-7, 33-14 and 41-20 at the quartermarks.
Tyler Eastman led the GAHS JVs with 12 points. Jared Golden added 10 and Chuck Calvart 8. Devin Darby had seven points and Shane Russell six for the Little Redmen.
Gallipolis improved to 4-0. Rok Hill dropped to 2-5.
Varsity box score:
GALLIPOLIS (49) --Nibert, 1-(1)-1-2-6; Moore, 1-(1)-2-2-7; N. Mitchell, 0-(1)-0-0-3; Armstrong, 5-(2)-0-0-16; K. Mitchell,5-(1)-1-3-14; Whaley, 0-0-0-0; Maher,0-0-0-0; Troester, 1-1-2-3. Totals 13-(6)-5-9-49.
ROCK HILL (37) -- Blagg, 0-0-0-0; Simpson, 0-(1)-0-0-3; Kaliber, 7-1-3-15; Albright, 0-0-0-0; Butterbaugh, 0-0-0-0;Chandler, 0-(2)-0-0-6; Cooke, 6-1-3-13. Totals 13-(3)-2-6-37.
Score by quarters:
Gallipolis....11 8 19 11 -- 49
Rock Hill.... 6 14 8 9 -- 37
Reserve score: Gallipolis 48 Rock Hill 25.
The Blue Imps led 13-7, 33-14 and 41-20 at the quartermarks.
Tyler Eastman led the GAHS JVs with 12 points. Jared Golden added 10 and Chuck Calvart 8. Devin Darby had seven points and Shane Russell six for the Little Redmen.
Gallipolis improved to 4-0. Rok Hill dropped to 2-5.
Varsity box score:
GALLIPOLIS (49) --Nibert, 1-(1)-1-2-6; Moore, 1-(1)-2-2-7; N. Mitchell, 0-(1)-0-0-3; Armstrong, 5-(2)-0-0-16; K. Mitchell,5-(1)-1-3-14; Whaley, 0-0-0-0; Maher,0-0-0-0; Troester, 1-1-2-3. Totals 13-(6)-5-9-49.
ROCK HILL (37) -- Blagg, 0-0-0-0; Simpson, 0-(1)-0-0-3; Kaliber, 7-1-3-15; Albright, 0-0-0-0; Butterbaugh, 0-0-0-0;Chandler, 0-(2)-0-0-6; Cooke, 6-1-3-13. Totals 13-(3)-2-6-37.
Score by quarters:
Gallipolis....11 8 19 11 -- 49
Rock Hill.... 6 14 8 9 -- 37
Reserve score: Gallipolis 48 Rock Hill 25.
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Unofficial stats:
Gallipolis sank 19 of 43 field goal attempts for 44.1 percent. GAHS was five of nine at the line for 55.5 percent. GAHS picked off 29 rebounds, eight by Chris Armstrong and nine by Kyle Mitchell. Gallipolis had 13 personals and 11 turnovers.
Rock Hill connected on 16 of 34 field goal attempts for 47 percent. At the line RHHS was two of six for 33.3 percent. The Redmen picked off 19 rebounds, eight by Branden Klaiber and seven by 6-9 Sam Cook. Rock Hill had 11 personals and nine turnovers.
Gallipolis sank 19 of 43 field goal attempts for 44.1 percent. GAHS was five of nine at the line for 55.5 percent. GAHS picked off 29 rebounds, eight by Chris Armstrong and nine by Kyle Mitchell. Gallipolis had 13 personals and 11 turnovers.
Rock Hill connected on 16 of 34 field goal attempts for 47 percent. At the line RHHS was two of six for 33.3 percent. The Redmen picked off 19 rebounds, eight by Branden Klaiber and seven by 6-9 Sam Cook. Rock Hill had 11 personals and nine turnovers.
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Some game notes...Behind John Troester, Ethan Moore, and Chris Armstrong, GAHS built up a 11-3 lead during the first 6:31 of play.
Rock Hill, behind Sam Cooke and Brandon Klaibar, outscored GAHS 14-8 in the second stanza to grab a 20-19 halftime advantage.
Klaibar's layup pushed Rock Hill's lead to three points to open second half play before Quinton Nibert's three-pointer from the right corner tied it at 22-all with 6:52 left in the third.
Goals by Klaibar and Cooke gave Rock Hill its biggest lead of the game, 26-22, with 6:12 left in the period.
A two-pointer by Chris Armstrong and a trey by Kyle Mitchell put GAHS back on top, 27-26, with 4:42 remaining in the third period.
Cooke's tapin with 4:12 left gave the Redmen their final lead of the night, 29-28.Troester' layup seconds later put the visitors ahead to stay.
Turning point of the game came as GAHS outscored the Redmen 11-0 during the final 4:18 minutes of play in the third period to take a 38-28 advantage into the final quarter.
Gallipolis maintained anywhere from a six to 12 point soread in the final quarter.
Rock Hill, behind Sam Cooke and Brandon Klaibar, outscored GAHS 14-8 in the second stanza to grab a 20-19 halftime advantage.
Klaibar's layup pushed Rock Hill's lead to three points to open second half play before Quinton Nibert's three-pointer from the right corner tied it at 22-all with 6:52 left in the third.
Goals by Klaibar and Cooke gave Rock Hill its biggest lead of the game, 26-22, with 6:12 left in the period.
A two-pointer by Chris Armstrong and a trey by Kyle Mitchell put GAHS back on top, 27-26, with 4:42 remaining in the third period.
Cooke's tapin with 4:12 left gave the Redmen their final lead of the night, 29-28.Troester' layup seconds later put the visitors ahead to stay.
Turning point of the game came as GAHS outscored the Redmen 11-0 during the final 4:18 minutes of play in the third period to take a 38-28 advantage into the final quarter.
Gallipolis maintained anywhere from a six to 12 point soread in the final quarter.
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gahs4ever wrote:The GAHS Blue Devils slip-slided their way down Rt7/52/93 in a trip that normally takes a little over an hour, but this night it took more than 3! Stuck behind an accident on 52 at the Ashland Bridge and then with roads freezing with every passing moment, they finally arrived.
The JV game started an hour and a half late; beginning around 7:30. I dont know who I felt sorrier for. When I got to the school at 5 the JVs were already on the floor in uniform shooting. They continued to shot for well over an hour before the coaches took them to the locker room. Meanwhile the Blue Devils were stuck on a cramped school bus for three hours, and I wondered how tight and stiff their legs would be.
It was needless worry as GAHS raced to a 48-25 JV win to improve to 4-0 on the young season.
The nightcap was the quickest game Ive ever seen in my life. Started at 9:03 and over at 10:06. 32 minutes of clock time and a 15 minute halftime adds up to 47 minutes. That means only 16 minutes of dead ball time via turnovers, fouls, free throw shooting, timeouts etc.
When the smoke cleared, the Blue Devils erased a slight 20-19 halftime deficit enroute to a 49-37 conquest of the Redmen. GAHS improves to 2-2 on the year.
Chris Armstrong poured in a game high 16 for the Gallians, and was supported by Kyle Mitchell's 14. The Redmen offense revolved around Big Sam Cooke whose big body and deft moves combined with a soft touch accounted for 13 markers. In the times the Devils had him covered, he proved to be a slick passer to cutters along the baseline, of which Brandon Klaiber was the prime benficiary with 15 to pace Rock Hill.
The Redmen have an absolutely beautiful facility surpassed only by their hospitality and being the gracious hosts that they were.
GAHS will celebrate Christmas with their families before returning to action this Friday evening when Portsmouth comes to town for a tripleheader. The freshman game begins at 5 followed by the JV and varsity.
Merry Christmas all!
going to try and make it for all 3 games....save me a hot dog
MERRY CHRISTMAS
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Re: GALLIA ACADEMY 49, ROCK HILL 37
No Cody Smith listed in Rock Hill's program. Wasn't listed in the scorebook, either.