Defending champ Rosspoint still looks like the county’s best fifth- and sixth-grade basketball team, but Green Hills, Cumberland and Wallins all looked to be much improved in action from the Black Bears Panorama at Harlan County High School.
Rosspoint grabbed a big early lead and went to its reserves in the second half on the way to a 37-21 victory over Evarts. Trey Creech scored eight and Hudson Faulkner added seven to lead the Wildcats.
Cayson Farley paced Evarts with 10 points.
Green Hills opened the evening with a 29-12 win over Black Mountain as Billy Harrison scored 12 points and Arthur Harrison added 10 for the Falcons.
Kash Gooden scored all 12 points for the Tigers.
Cumberland edged Cawood 16-14 in sudden-death overtime in the most intense and exciting scrimmage of the night, which ended on a basket by Brayan Perez after Brycen Saylor pulled the Skins even with two free throws. Robby Johnson led the Redskins with six points.
Shawn Smith paced the Comets with six points.
Leland Cope dominated in the paint with 14 points as Wallins downed James A. Cawood 29-11.
Taylor Daniels led the Trojans with six points.
The county seventh- and eighth-grade teams will play Saturday, beginning at 11 a.m.
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Green Hills (29) — Phoenix Morgan 4, Arthur Harrison 10, Billy Harrison 12, Brayson Saylor 1, Jason Colinger 2.
Black Mountain (12) — Kash Gooden 12.
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Cumberland (16) — Robby Johnson 6, Brycen Saylor 4, Braxton Bennett 2, Tobey Lunsford 2, Brayan Perez 2.
Cawood (14) — Kaydon Gray 3, Shawn Smith 6, Isaiah Myers 3, Micah Cochran 2.
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Rosspoint (37) — Trey Creech 8, Blake Johnson 5, Hudson Faulkner 7, Parker Long 5, Kolbi Green 2, Lakyn Smith 3, Bryson Millis 2, Jayden Peck 3, Eli Davis 2.
Evarts (21) — Cayson Farley 10, Salem Smith 2, Jesse Pendergrass 6, Logan Price 3.
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Wallins (29) — Leland Cope 14, Landin Blackwelder 1, Nicholas Colinger 4, Sam Carmical 6, Charlie Thomas 2, Carter Collett 2.
James A. Cawood (11) — Logan Mills 1, Taylor Daniels 6, Brantley Burkhart 4.
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John Henson, Managing Editor
John Henson has covered sports since 1985 for the Harlan Daily Enterprise, the Cats Pause and harlancountysports.com, winning numerous Kentucky Press Association awards during that time. He also served as managing editor for 15 years and now teaches writing at Harlan County High School as part of the Gear Up program.