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Focused on Harlan County sports — today and yesterday

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Focused on Harlan County sports — today and yesterday

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Middle school season opens with 7-8 county panorama at HCHS

By John Henson, Managing Editor
October 27, 2024
John Henson
James A. Cawood guard Easton Engle worked around a Rosspoint defender with the help of a pick by Wynn Cooper in action from the county panorama Saturday.
Cawood guard Kaydon Gray looked for an opening in scrimmage action Saturday against Wallins. (John Henson)

The middle school basketball season opened Saturday with four scrimmages at Harlan County High School as part of the HCHS Boys Basketball Panorama for seventh- and eighth-grade teams.
Green Hills opened the scrimmage with a 45-19 win over Black Mountain. Jax Shepherd led the Falcons with 15 points.
Kash Gooden paced Black Mountain with 11.
Evarts downed Cumberland 21-14 as Cayson Farley poured in 11 points.
Hunter Fuson led the Redskins with eight points.
Wallins edged Cawood 20-18 with Mason Howard scoring seven for the Devils.
Isaiah Myers led the Comets with nine points.
Rosspoint closed with a 28-19 win over James A. Cawood. Eli Joseph and Bryson Kelly paced the Wildcats with six points each.
Easton Engle led JACES with five points.
The county’s fifth- and sixth-grade teams will play in a panorama on Saturday at HCHS.
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Rosspoint (28) — Nathan Barger 3, Eli Joseph 6, Trey Creech 3, Hudson Faulkner 2, Bentley Alred 5, Carson Sanders 1, Bryson Kelly 6, Andrew Fee 2.
James A. Cawood (19) — Andrew Vance 2, Wynn Cooper 4, Easton Engle 5, Taylor Daniels 3, Aiden Daniels 2, Cayden Hensley 3.
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Wallins (20) — Bryson Robbins 3, Mason Howard 7, Landon Blackwelder 4, Leland Cope 4, Sam Carmical 2.
Cawood (18) — Chance Smith 5, Ryan Housley 4, Isaiah Myers 9.
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Evarts (21) — Jacob Moore 5, Braxton Anglian 2, Cayson Farley 11, Jesse Pendergrass 3.
Cumberland (14) — Brycen Saylor 3, Hunter Fuson 8, Byron Shepherd 1, Preston Amburgey 2.
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Green Hills (45) — Jax Shepherd 15, Billy Harrison 9, Phoenix Morgan 6, Kaiden Turner 9, Arthur Harrison 6.
Black Mountain (19) — Ryder Middleton 2, Kash Gooden 11, Joe Cottrell 6.

 

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By John Henson
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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.