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Kenwood High Knights set tone early in 72-41 win over Clarksville High Wildcats
The game was only tied once, 3-3, after the Knights (17-4, 8-1 District 10-AAA) Daniel Norl and Clarksville High’s Teal Young traded three’s to open the game. Norl would score 12 of his game-high 20 points in the opening quarter. But Young’s three was followed by a 9-0 run by Kenwood over the next 3:16 to put the Knights up 12-3.Young would hit one of two free throws, with 3:17 left in the opening quarter, to end the first Knights’ run, but Kenwood closed out the quarter by scoring the final 11 points to lead after eight minutes of play, 23-4. The second quarter would see Kenwood bump its lead out to 24 points, 30-6, in the first 2:30 of the quarter – including five straight points from Keith Dowlen. But the two teams would only score four points each over the final five minutes of the opening half to give Kenwood a 34-10 lead at intermission. The second half didn’t start out much better for Clarksville High, as Kenwood outscored the Wildcats 18-8 over the first 3:18 of the third quarter to build its lead out to 34 points, 52-18. Jimario Rivers would score six straight points during that third-quarter run, while Legree Hairston added two buckets from behind the three-point arc. Rivers finished with 16 points and Hairston 12 points. Clarksville High would put together its best stretch of scoring in the final 3:23 of the third quarter by outscoring the Knights 9-6 to make it 58-27 after three quarters of play. The final quarter saw the Knights build their biggest lead of the game, at 66-31, three minute into the final period, with both teams emptying their respective benches over the final four minutes of the game. The Knights return to action January 27th, as they host Springfield High School in a District 10-AAA make-up game from December 6th, while Clarksville High hosts Northwest High School on January 28th. Photo Gallery
Box ScoreKenwood 72, Clarksville High 41
Clarksville High: Jeff Webb 3, J.J. Jones 2, Teal Young 9, Avery Bates 8, Tariq Silver 4, Brevon Johnson 9, Cameron Stiff 6. Team totals 16 7-12 41. Kenwood: Kyrus Newman 2, Angel Hall 3, Matthew Norl 2, Jimario Rivers 16, Daniel Norl 20, Kenya Mosley 6, Legree Hairston 12, Keith Dowlen 5, Shaw’rik Martin 1, Treshawn Foster 3, K.J. Kimble 2. Team totals 27 9-14 72. 3-point field goals: Clarksville High 2 (Webb 1, Young 1), Kenwood 9 (D. Norl 2, Mosley 2, Hairston 3, Dowlen 1, Foster 1). About Chris Austin
Chris Austin is a graduate of Clarksville High School and Austin Peay State University. Chris is a former Head Softball Coach for APSU, and assistant basketball coach for CHS. Chris has worked at the Leaf-Chronicle, and WJZM News/Talk/Sports radio. Has also worked at the Sports Information Department at APSU, and has covered championship events for the Ohio Valley Conference and NCAA. Chris is an avid sports fan and can be found at most Austin Peay State University sports events. Web Site: http://www.clarksvillesportsnetwork.com
SectionsSportsTopicsAngel Hall, Avery Bates, Brevon Johnson, Cameron Stiff, CHS, Clarksville, Clarksville High, Clarksville High School, Clarksville TN, Daniel Norl, Distrcit 10-AAA, J.J. Jones, Jeff Webb, Jimario Rivers, Keith Dowlen, Kenwood High, Kenwood High School, Kenya Mosley, KHS, Kyrus Newman, LeGree Hairston, Matthew Norl, Northwest High School, Shaw’rik Martin, Springfield High School, Tariq Silver, Teal Young, Treshawn Foster, Wildcats |
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