Gwyn Healy had 14 points, and Worth County and Northeast Nodaway's junior high girls are on a collision course for Thursday after Worth County got a 43-7 win over North Harrison Monday.
The first quarter was a ragged start for the Tigers. North Harrison had an advantage, since they had three games under their belt, while Worth County had one, and had not played for a week. But the Tigers managed to generate some early pressure as Gwyn Healy scored off a Renae Gladstone steal, and Jolee Hauber raced down the floor and fed Gladstone for a finish. Jolee Hauber showed she was once of the most improved players for the Tigers over last year as she cashed in off a Gladstone steal and knocked down a putback. Millie Long countered with a cut inside for the Shamrocks, but the visitors trailed 8-2 after one.
But Worth County turned it into high gear in the second quarter as Gwyn Healy had back-to-back threes for six points, Hauber added five, and two other newcomers to the rotation, Daden Findley and Gabbey Maudlin, added four each. Renae Gladstone added two as the Tiers led 29-8 at the half. They feasted off Shamrock turnovers, as North Harrison surrendered the ball 34 times for the game, while Worth County only turned it over seven times.
Millie Long did all she could for the Shamrocks, knocking down a triple to start the third, but Gwyn Healy hit four more, and Kinley Fletchall and Kyah Joslin got on the board. Healy, Hauber, and Findley all added two in the final period.
For Worth County, Gwyn Healy had 14, Jolee Hauber 11, Daden Findley 6, Gabbey Maudlin and Renae Gladstone 4, and Kinley Fletchall and Kyah Joslin 2 each.
Hadley Downing had 5 boards. Gwyn Healy and Gabbey Maudlin had 4, Jolee Hauber 3, Keylee Smith, Kyah Joslin, Renae Gladstone, and Daden Findley 2, and Addie Cadle and Ilene Combs 1.
Keylee Smith had 4 assists, feeding the low post from the high post at will. Renae Gladstone had 3, Kyah Joslin 2, and Jolee Hauber, Addie Cadle, Gwyn Healy, Kinley Fletchall, and Kylie Combs 1.
Renae Gladstone had 7 tips. Keylee Smith had 3, Gwyn Healy, Kyah Joslin, and Addie Cadle 2, and Jolee Hauber, Daden Findley, and Hadley Downing 1.
Renae Gladstone had 7 steals. Hadley Downing had 6, Gwyn Healy, Jolee Hauber, and Kyah Joslin 3, Keylee Smith and Daden Findley 2, and Gabbey Maudlin and Addie Cadle 1.
Millie Long had 7 for North Harrison.
McKenna Hill had 8 boards. Millie Long had 4, Hadley Williams 3, and Quincy Norris and Tayley Johnson 1.
McKenna Hill and Quincy Norris had 1 assist.
Tayley Johnson had 4 tips. McKenna Hill had 2, and Hadley Williams, Quincy Norris, and Taryn Johnson had 1.
Tayley Johnson had 2 steals, and Millie Long had 1.
The "B" Tigers won the giveaway/takeaway battle 14-3 and the game 5-0. Addie Cadle had a 3-pointer, while Daden Findley added an inside shot for the Tigers.
Daden Findley had 1 block.
Hadley Downing had 4 boards. Kylee Combs and Ilene Combs had 2. Addie Cadle, Kinley Fletchall, and Daden Findley had 1.
Hadley Downing and Kylie Combs had 1 assist.
Hadley Downing had 2 tips. Kinley Fletchall, Kyah Joslin, Daden Findley, and Kylie Combs had 1.
Hadley Downing and Kinley Fletchall had 3 steals. Kylie Combs, Elley Maudlin, and Daden Findley had 2.
For North Harrison, Tymber Richardson and Sierra Renner had 1 block.
Hattie Hogan had 5 boards. She did all she could to keep her team in the game, taking after her grandfather, Tom Hogan, who was one of the best rebounders that Ridgeway ever produced during his playing days. Karsyn Smith had 3, Sierra Renner 2, and Taryn Johnson 1.
Sierra Renner and Karsyn Smith had 1 steal.
The boys game was an all-out war before Chase Davidson's wild three late in the third broke a 19-19 tie and sparked Worth County to a 33-27 win.
At first, Worth County got the better of a defensive struggle, only for Ty Ledgerwood to hit a running three at the first quarter buzzer to put North Harrison up 5-4. Then, Charlie Frank and the Shamrocks raced ahead to an 11-6 lead in the second before foul trouble sent key players to the bench and allowed Worth County to climb back to a 16-15 halftime lead. The teams traded blow for blow in the third quarter before a wild three by Chase Davidson went in, and Max Hiatt added a shot before Kade Smith cut it to 24-21 at the third quarter buzzer.
But after Charlie Frank fouled out to start the fourth quarter, Max Hiatt got a steal, Chase Davidson got a putback, Max Hiatt cashed in off a Mason Hern steal, and Davidson scored from inside before a frantic barrage by Ledgerwood got the Shamrocks back to within six at the final buzzer.
For Worth County, Max Hiatt had 13. Chase Davidson had 11, Jace Mullock 6, Grayson Mullock 2, and Luca Sagel 1.
Chase Davidson and Jace Mullock had 1 block.
Jace Mullock went beast mode for the night, getting 15 rebounds. Max Hiatt had 11, Chase Davidson 4, Mason Hern and Luca Sagle 3 each, and Case Downing and Grayson Mullock with 2.
Mason Hern had 4 assists. Jace Mullock had 3, Luca Sagel 2, and Max Hiatt 1.
Mason Hern had 3 tips. Luca Sagel, Grayson Mullock, and Max Hiatt had 2, and Chase Davidson and Jace Mullock had 1.
Max Hiatt lived up to his nickname of "Mad Max," as he had 8 steals on the night, going bezerk on the floor, and helping everyone else out as well. Mason Hern had 3, Luca Sagel and Grayson Mullock 2, and Chase Davidson 1.
For North Harrison, Charlie Frank had 12, Ty Ledgerwood 9, Jhet Rinehart 4, and Kade Smith 2.
Charlie Frank had 2 blocks.
Hayze Pottorff, Charlie Frank, and Ty Ledgerwood had 4 rebounds. Logan Hamilton, Kade Smith, and Jhet Rinehart had 2, and Will Richardson had 1.
Ty Ledgerwood, Hayze Pottorff, and Jhet Rinehart had 2 rebounds each. Myer Gibson and Will Richardson had 1.
Ty Ledgerwood had 3 tips. Hayze Pottorff, Jhet Rinehart, and Charlie Frank had 1.
Jhet Rinehart had 4 steals. Ty Ledgerwood had 3, Hayze Pottorff 2, and Will Richardson and Charlie Frank had 1.
The "B" game took on just as much intensity as the "A" game. North Harrison jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first behind three points from Myer Gibson and one from Kade Smith before Worth County began its comeback bid. Grayson Mullock cashed in off a pair of steals from Peyton Stephenson to tie it before a sixth grader, Kade Adams, drove to the rim, drew a foul, and cashed in at the line with nine seconds left to give the Tigers a 5-4 win.
For Worth County, Peyton Stephenson had 1 block.
Coy Pickering had 4 boards. Desmond Dannar had 2, and Jarrett Rush, Peyton Stephenson, and Case Downing had 1 each.
Peyton Stephenson had 2 assists.
Peyton Stephenson had 2 tips. Jarrett Rush and Coy Pickering had 1.
Peyton Stephenson had 2 steals. Kade Adams, Grayson Mullock, and Jarrett Rush had 1.
For North Harrison, Keegan Parkhurst had 1 block.
Dayton Stevens had 2 rebounds. Conner Hicks and Will Richardson had 1. Dayton Stevens had 1 assist. Kade Smith and Keegan Parkhurst had 2 tips. Kade Smith, Myer Gibson, and Conner Hicks had 1 steal each.
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