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I guess the northern edge of the storm hit Portsmouth, and their game at Marietta for today has been postponed.

m After watching the game, my recollection was that LeAnne probably shot about 60% from the field, so I was surprised she was just 42%(54% corrected for the treys). Couple that with South's advantage in FG shooting, even correcting for treys, and in 7 fewer turnovers, and in FT percentage, it is dif...

Pkbg So. 13 16 13 13 -- 55 Marietta 14 14 17 13 -- 58 A well contested game. South's biggest leads were at 11-3 and 24-16. Marietta's at 40-35 and 42-37, and 47-42. Le Anne Ross was "feeling it" as she hit for 36 points, while Greenleaf and Moore had 18 and 17 for South. After Marietta sco...

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7/12 on FG and 12 rebounds for post player Chelsey Evans wasn't too shabby.

Thru 1/27/10

Marietta 9-1
Ironton 8-3
Chillicothe 6-3
Logan 5-4
Jackson 4-5
Warren 4-6
Gallia 3-7
Portsmouth 0-10

Portsmouth 48 @ Chillicothe 60
Warren 36 @ Jackson 38

Anyone know the Gallia @ Ironton score?

Logan.... 6 11 18 11 -- 46
Marietta 16 20 16 14 -- 66

Final

Marietta 18 17 4 17 -- 56
Jackson 10 12 11 12 -- 45

After 3 qtrs:
Marietta 18 17 4 -- 39
Jackson 10 12 11 -- 33

In the 3rd, Jacckson abandoned their 1-3-1 for a tough man to man.

Marietta leads 35-22 at half.

Amazing turnaround. Ironton shoots 11%(3/27) to fall behind by 6-29, then for the rest of the game shoots 61%(20/33) to go from down 23, to winning 59-48, a 34 point turnaround which was reflected in a 53-19 score after their shooting turned around.

m This story is right on the money of the importance of the deperation three at the end of the first half(although it cut an 8 point lead to 5 instead of 3), and the missed lay-up right out of halftime. Also there was another missed lay-up near the end of the 3rd that was costly as well as not shoot...

93Bulldog wrote:a 15-5 or 14-6 team should not get a higher seed than an 18-2 or 17-3.

I don't see why not, if it is justified by the level of competetion each play and their records against common opponents.

Ironton 52 @ Warren 44 Gallia 43 @ Logan 35 Marietta 64 @ Chillicothe 67 Chillicothe was the only home team to win, and they knocked off the league leaders, playing a very good game, but Marietta retains a 2 game lead in the loss column by virtue of Gallia's big win at Logan. Marietta 8-1 Ironton 7-...

During the final 3:19 of action, GAHS missed five front ends of one-and-ones. Jottings, I enjoy your write-ups of the games, but this statement puzzled me. In my thinking, the maximum number of front ends a team can have in a half is three(7th, 8th, and 9th fouls). Last week when Marietta played Ir...

Tonight was like postion night in the league. For 1/2, Chillicothe couldn't avenge their defeat at Ironton although they roared out to a 23 point lead early, and couldn't tie for the league lead. For 3/4 Warren is able to return the favor to Portsmouth, each team winning on the road against each oth...

Marietta 8 9 14 10 -- 41 Gallia.. 13 7 16 8 -- 44 In spite of Marietta getting the first basket of the game in their first trip to the new venue, the first qtr staked Gallia to a slim working margin which they nursed for the entire game. Marietta's short runs couldn't get them to more than about a o...

20-2 run at the right time, starting the 4th quarter trailing by 9, to go up by 9 well into the 4th, then holding that margin to the end.

Here is the write-up from the Marietta Times who apparently contracted with Craig Dunn of the Logan paper to put his article in their paper He usually does a very good job, as does the Ironton paper as well. m The rebounds and turnovers were about even, and the difference was the free throws(especia...