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Kenwood Knights lose to Wilson Central 50-37, earn 2nd Place in Region 5-AAA Tournament
Clarksville, TN – Too many turnovers gave the Wilson Central Wildcats the opportunity to pounce on the Kenwood Knights and keep them down to win, 50-37, and become the Region 5-AAA Tournament Champions Thursday night at Rossview High School.
The Wildcats employed a defensive 1-2-2 trap that slowed down the Knights normally up-tempo offense and had them making mistakes passing the ball.
“We turned the ball over too many times,” Kenwood Knights head coach John Stigall said. “I thought after we turned it over a few times, it made us a little cautious. When we are getting stops, we are flying up and down the floor offensively, that is when we are good. But when we are not getting stops and we are timid offensively, not real good. That’s what happened.”
Kenwood loses to Wilson Central 50-37 take second in Region 5-A (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Kenwood Knights Tame The Bears 60-38, Advance to Region 5-AAA Championship Game
Clarksville, TN – The Kenwood Knights are charging to the Region 5-AAA Tournament Championship game playing some of their best basketball all season.
They advanced to the tournament semifinals after defeating the Gallatin Green Wave by 24 points. On Tuesday, February 25th at Rossview High School, the Knights leveled the Mt. Juliet Bears, 60-38, and earned their spot in the championship game.
Jimario Rivers led the charge against the Bears. He earned a double-double with 25 points and 12 rebounds.
Kenwood downs Mt. Juliet to advance to Regional finals (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Kenwood Knights Defeat Gallatin Green Wave 79-55, Advances to Region 5-AAA Semifinals
Clarksville, TN – The Kenwood Knight’s crusade to a state title continued Saturday night at Kenwood High School. The Knights offense submerged the Gallatin Green Wave, 79-55, to advance to the Region 5-AAA Tournament Semifinals.
The normally strong Green Wave defense was put on their heels from the opening tip off. The Knights offense started hot and continued to heat up throughout the game.
“I thought offensively, it was one of the best games that we have played,” Knight’s head coach John Stigall said. “We got a lot of shots at the rim, a lot of open threes.”
Kenwood Boy’s Basketball defeats Gallatin in regional tournament. (Michael Rios-Clarksville Sports Network)
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Clarksville’s Kenwood High School Knights Smite Ensworth Tigers 76-72
Clarksville, TN – With their complete team playing together for the first time, the Kenwood Knights held court at home and dealt the Ensworth Tigers their first second loss of the season, 76-72.
Ensworth Tiger Andrew Fleming came into the game averaging over 40 points. He was held to 24 points against the Knights and fouled out with 2:23 remaining in the game.
Kenwood defeats Ensworth 76-72(David Roach Clarksville Sports Network)
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