Marietta @ Gallia Academy ~ 1/22
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Re: Marietta @ Gallia Academy ~ 1/22
The triple header gave us some good games in Marietta back in December
Re: Marietta @ Gallia Academy ~ 1/22
Marietta 8 9 14 10 -- 41
Gallia.. 13 7 16 8 -- 44
In spite of Marietta getting the first basket of the game in their first trip to the new venue, the first qtr staked Gallia to a slim working margin which they nursed for the entire game. Marietta's short runs couldn't get them to more than about a one point lead, as the teams trade qtr wins by two points. Trailing 44-41 in the last minute, the Tigers had several open treys, but none would fall.
Gallia.. 13 7 16 8 -- 44
In spite of Marietta getting the first basket of the game in their first trip to the new venue, the first qtr staked Gallia to a slim working margin which they nursed for the entire game. Marietta's short runs couldn't get them to more than about a one point lead, as the teams trade qtr wins by two points. Trailing 44-41 in the last minute, the Tigers had several open treys, but none would fall.
Re: Marietta @ Gallia Academy ~ 1/22
Gallipolis edges Marietta 44-41
Host Gallipolis edged Marietta 44-41 in a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League contest Friday night in the Gallia Academy High School gym at Centenary.
Gallipolis led 13-8 after one period and 20-17 during the halftime break. The Blue Devils were on top 36-31 heading in the final eight minutes.
Ethan Moore's trifecta with 7:46 left to play put GAHS 39-31 for its biggest lead of the night. However, GAHS was guilty of eight turnovers in the fourth period and that let the Tigers back in the game.
Cody Kriechbaum hit back-to-back threes to pull MHS within two, 39-37, with 7:01 left to play.
Gallipolis sophomore Bryce Amos canned a trey at the 6:25 mark to put GAHS ahead 42-37. Tyler Davis cut the deficit to 42-39 with 4:08 left, but missed a free throw.
During the final 3:19 of action, GAHS missed five front ends of one-and-ones. Jarod Golden got loose for a layup with 2:39 left on the clock and that turned out to be the game’s winning points. Marietta’s Connor Hess hit a trey at the 2:15 mark to end the game’s scoring.
Chuck Calvart led GAHS scorers with 10 points. Bryce Amos added nine and Jarod Golden seven. Jordan Cornwell and Ethan Moore each had six points for the winners.
Tyler Davis and Cody Kriechbaum each scored 11 points for the Tigers.
The victory left GAHS 6-6 on the year and 3-5 in conference play. Marietta dropped to 2-10 overall and 0-7 in SEOAL action
Gallipolis will be idle until Jan. 29 when the Blue Devils travel to Logan for a tripleheader. The freshman game will start at 5 p.m. in the new Logan gym. Marietta’s next game is Jan. 29 at Chillicothe.
In Friday’s freshman game, GAHS downed the Tiger Frosh, 57-47.
Gallipolis trailed 17-12 after one period of play and 29-23 during halftime intermission. The GAHS yearlings outscored Marietta 16-8 in the third period to take a 39-37 lead into the final period. GAHS outscored the Little Tigers 18-10 in the final quarter, giving the Gallians their ninth win against four losses. Marietta dropped to 3-7 on the year.
Justin Bailey led GAHS with 13 points. T. J. McCalla scored 11 points and Nick Clagg added 10. Jim Clagg had nine points and Caleb Campbell six. Cody Call had five, Jeremy Wilson two and Zack Blanton one for the winners. Jordan Satterfield led MHS with 14 points. Jamie Arnold added eight and Jared Hammon seven.
In the reserve game, Marietta won 40-30 to post its eight win against four setbacks. The MHS JVs improved to 4-3 in league play. GAHS dropped to 6-6 on the year and 3-5 in league play.
Tyler Eastman led GAHS in scoring with 11 points. Bryce Amos added seven and Nick Saunders six. Eli Lenington paced MHS with nine points. Matt Thompson tossed in eight.
Varsity box score:
MARIETTA (41) – Jon Sewell, 1-0-0-2; Chris Stollar, 1-0-0-2; Tyler Davis, 5-1-5-11; Cody Kriechbaum, 9-(3)-2-2-11; Perry Wheeler, 1-0-2-2; Tim Grosel, 2-0-0-4; Wes Riley, 1-(1)-0-0-5; Connor Hess, 2-0-0-4. TOTALS 13-(4)-3-9-41.
GALLIPOLIS (44) – Corey Eberhard, 0-0-0-0; Jordan Cornwell, 0-(2)-0-1-6; Ethan Moore, 0-(2)-0-2-6; Nate Allison, 1-0-0-2; Chuck Calvart, 2-(2)-0-0-10; Austin Wilson, 1-0-0-2; Jarod Golden, 3-1-2-7; Bryce Amos, 1-(2)-1-2-9; John Troester, 1-0-2-2. TOTALS 9-(8)-2-9-44.
Score by quarters:
Marietta…..8 9 14 10 -- 41
Gallipolis…13 7 16 8 -- 44
Freshman score—Gallipolis 57 Marietta 47
Reserve score—Marietta 40 Gallipolis 30
Next GAHS game—Jan. 29, at Logan, tripleheader. First game starts at 5 p.m.
Host Gallipolis edged Marietta 44-41 in a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League contest Friday night in the Gallia Academy High School gym at Centenary.
Gallipolis led 13-8 after one period and 20-17 during the halftime break. The Blue Devils were on top 36-31 heading in the final eight minutes.
Ethan Moore's trifecta with 7:46 left to play put GAHS 39-31 for its biggest lead of the night. However, GAHS was guilty of eight turnovers in the fourth period and that let the Tigers back in the game.
Cody Kriechbaum hit back-to-back threes to pull MHS within two, 39-37, with 7:01 left to play.
Gallipolis sophomore Bryce Amos canned a trey at the 6:25 mark to put GAHS ahead 42-37. Tyler Davis cut the deficit to 42-39 with 4:08 left, but missed a free throw.
During the final 3:19 of action, GAHS missed five front ends of one-and-ones. Jarod Golden got loose for a layup with 2:39 left on the clock and that turned out to be the game’s winning points. Marietta’s Connor Hess hit a trey at the 2:15 mark to end the game’s scoring.
Chuck Calvart led GAHS scorers with 10 points. Bryce Amos added nine and Jarod Golden seven. Jordan Cornwell and Ethan Moore each had six points for the winners.
Tyler Davis and Cody Kriechbaum each scored 11 points for the Tigers.
The victory left GAHS 6-6 on the year and 3-5 in conference play. Marietta dropped to 2-10 overall and 0-7 in SEOAL action
Gallipolis will be idle until Jan. 29 when the Blue Devils travel to Logan for a tripleheader. The freshman game will start at 5 p.m. in the new Logan gym. Marietta’s next game is Jan. 29 at Chillicothe.
In Friday’s freshman game, GAHS downed the Tiger Frosh, 57-47.
Gallipolis trailed 17-12 after one period of play and 29-23 during halftime intermission. The GAHS yearlings outscored Marietta 16-8 in the third period to take a 39-37 lead into the final period. GAHS outscored the Little Tigers 18-10 in the final quarter, giving the Gallians their ninth win against four losses. Marietta dropped to 3-7 on the year.
Justin Bailey led GAHS with 13 points. T. J. McCalla scored 11 points and Nick Clagg added 10. Jim Clagg had nine points and Caleb Campbell six. Cody Call had five, Jeremy Wilson two and Zack Blanton one for the winners. Jordan Satterfield led MHS with 14 points. Jamie Arnold added eight and Jared Hammon seven.
In the reserve game, Marietta won 40-30 to post its eight win against four setbacks. The MHS JVs improved to 4-3 in league play. GAHS dropped to 6-6 on the year and 3-5 in league play.
Tyler Eastman led GAHS in scoring with 11 points. Bryce Amos added seven and Nick Saunders six. Eli Lenington paced MHS with nine points. Matt Thompson tossed in eight.
Varsity box score:
MARIETTA (41) – Jon Sewell, 1-0-0-2; Chris Stollar, 1-0-0-2; Tyler Davis, 5-1-5-11; Cody Kriechbaum, 9-(3)-2-2-11; Perry Wheeler, 1-0-2-2; Tim Grosel, 2-0-0-4; Wes Riley, 1-(1)-0-0-5; Connor Hess, 2-0-0-4. TOTALS 13-(4)-3-9-41.
GALLIPOLIS (44) – Corey Eberhard, 0-0-0-0; Jordan Cornwell, 0-(2)-0-1-6; Ethan Moore, 0-(2)-0-2-6; Nate Allison, 1-0-0-2; Chuck Calvart, 2-(2)-0-0-10; Austin Wilson, 1-0-0-2; Jarod Golden, 3-1-2-7; Bryce Amos, 1-(2)-1-2-9; John Troester, 1-0-2-2. TOTALS 9-(8)-2-9-44.
Score by quarters:
Marietta…..8 9 14 10 -- 41
Gallipolis…13 7 16 8 -- 44
Freshman score—Gallipolis 57 Marietta 47
Reserve score—Marietta 40 Gallipolis 30
Next GAHS game—Jan. 29, at Logan, tripleheader. First game starts at 5 p.m.
Re: Marietta @ Gallia Academy ~ 1/22
Jottings wrote:During the final 3:19 of action, GAHS missed five front ends of one-and-ones.
Jottings, I enjoy your write-ups of the games, but this statement puzzled me. In my thinking, the maximum number of front ends a team can have in a half is three(7th, 8th, and 9th fouls).
Last week when Marietta played Ironton, I though I witnessed the ultimate in front end futility when in the game for Marietta five of those six 7,8,9 fouls were the one and one variety, which is pretty unusual in itself as usually at least two are in the act of shooting. Anyway, Marietta didn't score on any of the five, although the shooter did make one, but it was waved off for the shooter stepping on the line.