Worth County won all four quarters Monday night, and ten different players scored in the game. Cade Allee had 21 points and Drake Kinsella had 18. Jaxon Anderson, Isaac Alarcon, and Ryan McClellan all had 8. Tevin Cameron had 7, Mason Hawk had 6, Jacob New had 5, Jacob Wimer had 3, and Caleb Parman had 2 for the Tigers.
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Tiger Boys Erupt for Lopsided 86-23 Victory
People had every reason to expect a good game Monday night. Worth County’s boys had come off a second place finish at Stanberry and South Nodaway had come off a second place finish at the Platte Valley Invitational. The Longhorns had been a solid team in basketball over the last several years. But what happened defied all expectations as Worth County showed up to play and someone forgot to appraise the Longhorns that there was a game Monday night.
Worth County won all four quarters Monday night, and ten different players scored in the game. Cade Allee had 21 points and Drake Kinsella had 18. Jaxon Anderson, Isaac Alarcon, and Ryan McClellan all had 8. Tevin Cameron had 7, Mason Hawk had 6, Jacob New had 5, Jacob Wimer had 3, and Caleb Parman had 2 for the Tigers.
Worth County won all four quarters Monday night, and ten different players scored in the game. Cade Allee had 21 points and Drake Kinsella had 18. Jaxon Anderson, Isaac Alarcon, and Ryan McClellan all had 8. Tevin Cameron had 7, Mason Hawk had 6, Jacob New had 5, Jacob Wimer had 3, and Caleb Parman had 2 for the Tigers.
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