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Marlon Scott’s Clarksville Area High School Boys Basketball Weekly Recap: Week 5
Clarksville, TN – A buzzer beating shot, clutch free throws, a defensive stop or a run in overtime, the boys basketball teams are doing whatever they can to get wins early this season. A lot of them have already found their formula for success. However, a few are still looking for what it takes to get just a single win.
The battle in District 10-AAA is hot and heavy, but not as hot as the team sitting at the top of District 11AA.
Kenwood Knights Basketball.
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Northwest Vikings Basketball power past Montgomery Central Indians 28-22 at Jamboree
Clarksville, TN – Northwest High School’s boys basketball team got out to a 13-2 lead over Montgomery Central High School,Thursday November 6th at the Dunn Center in the Montgomery County High School Basketball Jamboree, on their way to a 28-22 victory versus the Indians.
JaRyan Young and Mayrel Randolph would spark the quick start for the Vikings, with Randolph scoring four of the first six points by Northwest – in the first 1:29 of the matchup – while Young scored six points, including the final four points to give them the 13-2 advantage.
Northwest Vikings beat Montgomery Central Indians 28-22.
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Montgomery Central Indians rally comes up short in 54-51 loss to Stewart County Rebels
Cunningham, TN – Down by as many as 16 points in the first half, January 22nd at the Thomas-Young Gymnasium, Montgomery Central High School’s boys basketball team had two shots to tie the game in the final seconds, but couldn’t find the mark in a 54-51 District 11-AA loss to Stewart County High School.
Montgomery Central (9-10, 5-6 District 11-AA) still trailed by nine points, 51-42, with 1:37 left in the game, but baskets by Lamont Smith and Alex Norfleet – sandwiched around two missed free throws by Stewart County – followed by a three-point bucket by Dalton Perkins got the Indians back to a two-point game, 51-49, with 48 second left.
Montgomery Central Boy’s Basketball falls to Stewart County. (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Montgomery Central Indians move above .500 with 52-51 overtime win over Hickman County
Cunningham, TN – Two free throws from Dalton Perkins and a last-second miss by Hickman County High School, January 9th at the Thomas-Young Gymnasium, sealed away a 52-51 District 11-AA overtime victory for the Montgomery Central High School Indians to move them above .500 on the season and in district play.
Perkins’ two free throws for Montgomery Central (7-6, 3-2 District 11-AA) came after the Bulldogs Nathan Clinard had given Hickman County a one-point lead, 51-50, with 31.1 seconds left.
Montgomery Central Boy’s Basketball vs. Hickman County.
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Montgomery Central Indians power past South Haven 64-46
Dover, TN – Montgomery Central High School’s Trey Burney scored 16 first-quarter points, December 28th at the Bill Craig Memorial Gymnasium in the second day of the Stewart County High School Christmas Classic, to help power the Indians past the South Haven Christian School, 64-46.
Among Burney’s 16 points in the first stanza for Montgomery Central (6-5) were four 3s, as the point guard finished with a game-high 25 points.
Montgomery Central Boy’s Basketball beats South Haven 64-46.
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Big second half by Austin Fisher leads Clarksville Academy Cougars past Montgomery Central
Dover, TN – Clarksville Academy’s Austin Fisher scored 21 of his game-high 30 points after intermission, December 27th at the Bill Craig Memorial Gymnasium in the first day of the Stewart County High School Christmas Classic, to lead the Cougars past the Montgomery Central High School Indians, 54-37.
Fisher came out on fire to open the second half, almost doubling his point total for the game with eight points in the first 2:30 of the period – including two 3s, to give the Cougars (4-6) a 30-25 lead.
Clarksville Academy defeats Montgomery Central 54-37 (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Montgomery Central Indians rally from 15 down to beat Clarksville Academy 48-47
Cunningham, TN – A Justin Cowan layup in the final 15 seconds, followed with a blocked shot right before the final horn, sealed away a 15-point come-from-behind victory for Montgomery Central High School, December 12th at the Thomas-Young Gymnasium, as they edged Clarksville Academy, 48-47.
The Cowan layup for Montgomery Central (3-3) came after Clarksville Academy’s Thomas Jackson had given the Cougars the lead, 47-46 with 22.9 seconds left, after hitting on of two free throw attempts.
Montgomery Central Boy’s Basketball come from behind to beat Clarksville Academy. (David Roach-Clarksville Sports Network)
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Montgomery Central High School Indians grind out nine-point win over Jo Byrns Red Devils
Clarksville, TN – With both teams playing at a slow methodical pace for most of the night, Montgomery Central was able to build a 16-point late in the third quarter, November 14th at the Thomas-Young Gymnasium, before coming away with a 40-31 Hall of Fame Game victory over the Jo Byrns Red Devils to open the season.
Both teams struggled early on to score, with the Indians (1-0) holding a two-point advantage, 6-4, with 2:22 left in the first quarter.
But Montgomery Central finished the period by scoring the final six points to take a 12-4 lead after the first eight minutes of play.
MCHS defeats Jo Byrns 40-31
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Montgomery Central Indians grind out nine-point win over Jo Byrns Red Devils
Clarksville, TN – With both teams playing at a slow methodical pace for most of the night, Montgomery Central was able to build a 16-point late in the third quarter, Nov. 14th at the Thomas-Young Gymnasium, before coming away with a 40-31 Hall of Fame Game victory over the Jo Byrns Red Devils to open the season.
Both teams struggled early on to score, with the Indians (1-0) holding a two-point advantage, 6-4, with 2:22 left in the first quarter.
But Montgomery Central finished the period by scoring the final six points to take a 12-4 lead after the first eight minutes of play.
MCHS defeats Jo Byrns 40-31(David Roach Clarksville Sports Network)
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Montgomery Central Indians defeat Clarksville High Wildcats 25-24 at CMCSS Basketball Jamboree
Clarksville, TN – A put back by Montgomery Central’s Damarcus Brewer, with 45 seconds left, proved to be the difference, November 7th at the APSU Dunn Center in the final game of the Clarksville Montgomery County School System (CMCSS) Basketball Jamboree, as the Indians outlasted the Clarksville High Wildcats, 25-24.
Clarksville High had taken the lead 24-23 on a fast-break layup by Tyriek Cheatham, with 1:17 remaining.
Montgomery Central High School defeats Clarksville High at Jamboree
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