Ironton 47 VS CHESAPEAKE 63 - FINAL
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theassassin
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Re: Ironton 47 VS CHESAPEAKE 63 - FINAL
surprising peake won by double digit margin. thought this would be much closer either way.
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TARTAN/TITAN
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Re: Ironton 47 VS CHESAPEAKE 63 - FINAL
caglewis wrote:They weren't bashing Norm - commented on all his great teams and saying surprising they never won a Regional.
WHY EVEN MENTION NORM?
IT WAS A SHOT,,AND A CLASSLESS ONE.
BUT LIKE HE SAID,THEY ALWAYS HAVE FOOTBALL NEXT
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Burg_Grad_77
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Re: Ironton 47 VS CHESAPEAKE 63 - FINAL
Congrats to Cheasapeake on their first ever Final 4 appearance and good luck at state.
As for WIRO announcers, they are the most biased I have ever heard. I know they are Ironton fans, but some of the things they say are way out of line. I don't think I've ever heard two guys complain more about officiating than these two.
As for WIRO announcers, they are the most biased I have ever heard. I know they are Ironton fans, but some of the things they say are way out of line. I don't think I've ever heard two guys complain more about officiating than these two.
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chspanthers72
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Re: IRONTON VS CHESAPEAKE - UPDATES
hoot wrote:Peake.................................FINALLY!!!!!!!!
Amen to that one!!!
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chspanthers72
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Re: Ironton 47 VS CHESAPEAKE 63 - FINAL
Burg_Grad_77 wrote:Congrats to Cheasapeake on their first ever Final 4 appearance and good luck at state.
As for WIRO announcers, they are the most biased I have ever heard. I know they are Ironton fans, but some of the things they say are way out of line. I don't think I've ever heard two guys complain more about officiating than these two.
Thats why I listened to the Peake broadcast on wrwbam.com
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Actully in the second half they were pretty concistant on the announcing this coming from a peak fan.Missed the first half so i dont know if the yt uoght Ironton was gonna come back and win or were less biased but i thought the second half was well anounced.
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Re: Ironton 47 VS CHESAPEAKE 63 - FINAL
Congratulations to Coach Ryan Davis and the Chesapeake Panthers! Winning the Region 11 championship is a great accomplishment and Coach Davis is very deserving. Good luck at the Schott.
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prepstar18
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Re: Ironton 47 VS CHESAPEAKE 63 - FINAL
very nice win panthers and represent southern ohio well next week. nice season for the tigers also
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Congrats to the Panthers from the other Tigers (Waverly). Represent southern Ohio well in Columbus.
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Maybe the announcers didn't get the memo that Persin won a state title last season?!?!
One thing this tournament has proved is that it is all about match ups and all about luck. I have seen better Chesapeake teams in the regionals not get to state, but they had imo a more difficult road. That is what the tourny is all about though, you play the hand you are dealt. Chesapeake did what they had to do, period.
Congrats to both teams and coaches. Ironton will be loaded the next 3 years, nothing to be sad about. Coach Lafon is an outstanding coach.
Way to go Peake and congrats to Coach Davis.
One thing this tournament has proved is that it is all about match ups and all about luck. I have seen better Chesapeake teams in the regionals not get to state, but they had imo a more difficult road. That is what the tourny is all about though, you play the hand you are dealt. Chesapeake did what they had to do, period.
Congrats to both teams and coaches. Ironton will be loaded the next 3 years, nothing to be sad about. Coach Lafon is an outstanding coach.
Way to go Peake and congrats to Coach Davis.
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Congrats, Panthers and Tigers. Wow, Gallia Academy Gallipolis has to play both of them next year and the Blue Davils "are supposed to be going a different direction" in 2010-11 according to some people.
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Re: Ironton 47 VS CHESAPEAKE 63 - FINAL
... the Purple Hippo T-Shirt was safely out of harms way during tonights Regional final lol - in Pfloyd's usual Cheap Seat location ... GREAT GAME by Coach Davis and the Peake vs river rival Ironton ... Congratulations to the Purple and White as the tourney shirt that Coach Davis gave to me indicates - what started in Jackson, moved on to the Convo in A'town is NOW headed to "THE SHOW" - the final four - at the Schott in C'bus ... after the buzzer sounded to end the game, pfloyd stuck around to see the pride, the excitement that the Peake TEAM brought to their fans ... the boyz accepted the Regional Championship Trophy, cut down the nets and took to the stands to share the moment with the Panther faithful ... pride, feeling of accomplishment ... congratulations to the Panther fans, players, coaches ... Peake 63 Ironton 47 a final ...
... I knew going into this one that Ironton was going to put pressure on the Peake 24/7 - they did "starting as soon as the Panthers came out for warmups" lol ... full court, making both Peter Hintz and Nathan Copley work for 32 minutes to get the ball up court - kudos to the CHS duo in handling the pressure - only 14 turnovers under that kind of pressure is outstanding imo ... interesting napkin stat Coach Davis' boys led this one from start to finish - Ironton never saw the lead ... quarter breaks - the Peake 19 Ironton 12 after one ... the Peake 35 Ironton 22 at intermission ... the Peake 45 Ironton 38 after three ... Chesapeake 63 Ironton 47 the final ...
... Chesapeake seemed to always have an answer to any Ironton push ... give this one to the Peake front court hitting the boards all night on both ends of the floor - Trent Saunders and Colin Kennedy had multiple put back baskets in the first quarter to stake the Panthers to that first quarter advantage, 6 of the Peakes' first 8 field goals were from the block in ( 2 putbacks included on the offensive end) ... Ironton's big freshman Trey Fletcher flexed his muscle in the second quarter with putback baskets of his own, but not enough to slow the Peake as Peter Hintz/Nathan Copley and Austin McMaster kicked in from the perimeter as CHS hit 2 three balls and a couple of KEY in the paint buckets by Colton Lindsey stretched the CHS lead to 13 after two ... not sure how you can apply MORE pressure BUT the IHS perimeter people (Carter,Morton) did just that in the 3rd - forcing the Peake into 7 third quarter TOs , the turned up pressure , 8 points from Fletcher down low all combined to shrink the Peake lead down to 7 points at the end of three 45-38 ... the closest the Tigers could get was 5 points as Austin McMaster and Nathan Copley took over on the offensive end - McMaster put up 10 points and Copley 8 in the final frame to put this one out of reach ... Chesapeake 63 Ironton 47 a final ...
... Pfloyd Napkin Stats - Ironton ...
Scoring ... Trey Fletcher 12, Zac Carter 10 (both freshmen) ... Travis Elliott 9, Tim Kochendoerfer 7, Taylor 5, Morton 2, Edens 2 ...
3-pointers ... 3/15 ... Elliott 1, Carter 1, Taylor 1 ...
FTs ... 6/9
TOs ... 17
... the size inside for Chesapeake hurt Ironton all night , changed shots, out rebounded IHS stopping the "put back" buckets - size does matter ... the inability for Tim Kochendoerfer to "go off" (7 points) was key to Ironton being unable to open up the inside game ... a key napkin stat on the night for Ironton - as much pressure as the Tigers put on the perimeter folks for the Peake - forcing 14 TOs - IHS was only able to capitalize with ONE basket in transition ... great season for the Tigers, loads of talent returning next season - look for I'town to return to regional play next season ...
... Pfloyd Napkin Stats - Chesapeake ...
Scoring ... Austin McMaster 19 , Nathan Copley 15, Trent Saunders 9, Colin Kennedy 8, Colton Lindsey 6, Peter Hintz 6
3-Pointers ... 2/10 ... Copley 1, McMaster 1
FTs ... 13/15 ... 6/8 in the 4th quarter ...
TOs ... 14 ...
... Coach Davis had a great game plan that his TEAM executed , the Purple and White never got rattled under the pressure onslaught - 14 TOs for the game BUT 7 of those came in the 3rd quarter alone with the remaining 7 being spread out over 3 qtrs/24 minutes of IHS pressure - OUTSTANDING ... this one was a total TEAM effort imo as DIFFERENT individuals stepped up at key times in the game - Trent Saunders/Colin Kennedy in the first on the boards with key buckets down low ... Colton Lindsey 3 "among the trees" baskets in the 2nd and 3rd ... Austin McMaster in a stretch of 4 straight possessions in the 4th answered IHS baskets ... Nathan Copley's 6/8 from the line in the 4th and last but not least Peter Hintz running the show for 4 quarters, hit 3 key fgs going into the paint in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd periods ... adds up to TEAM ... adds up to a 63-47 Peake W ... as was told to me by one of the key supporters of Chesapeake sports/hoops - he's been waiting for 28 years for this moment ... Chesapeake moving on to the Show , the Final Four ...
... I knew going into this one that Ironton was going to put pressure on the Peake 24/7 - they did "starting as soon as the Panthers came out for warmups" lol ... full court, making both Peter Hintz and Nathan Copley work for 32 minutes to get the ball up court - kudos to the CHS duo in handling the pressure - only 14 turnovers under that kind of pressure is outstanding imo ... interesting napkin stat Coach Davis' boys led this one from start to finish - Ironton never saw the lead ... quarter breaks - the Peake 19 Ironton 12 after one ... the Peake 35 Ironton 22 at intermission ... the Peake 45 Ironton 38 after three ... Chesapeake 63 Ironton 47 the final ...
... Chesapeake seemed to always have an answer to any Ironton push ... give this one to the Peake front court hitting the boards all night on both ends of the floor - Trent Saunders and Colin Kennedy had multiple put back baskets in the first quarter to stake the Panthers to that first quarter advantage, 6 of the Peakes' first 8 field goals were from the block in ( 2 putbacks included on the offensive end) ... Ironton's big freshman Trey Fletcher flexed his muscle in the second quarter with putback baskets of his own, but not enough to slow the Peake as Peter Hintz/Nathan Copley and Austin McMaster kicked in from the perimeter as CHS hit 2 three balls and a couple of KEY in the paint buckets by Colton Lindsey stretched the CHS lead to 13 after two ... not sure how you can apply MORE pressure BUT the IHS perimeter people (Carter,Morton) did just that in the 3rd - forcing the Peake into 7 third quarter TOs , the turned up pressure , 8 points from Fletcher down low all combined to shrink the Peake lead down to 7 points at the end of three 45-38 ... the closest the Tigers could get was 5 points as Austin McMaster and Nathan Copley took over on the offensive end - McMaster put up 10 points and Copley 8 in the final frame to put this one out of reach ... Chesapeake 63 Ironton 47 a final ...
... Pfloyd Napkin Stats - Ironton ...
Scoring ... Trey Fletcher 12, Zac Carter 10 (both freshmen) ... Travis Elliott 9, Tim Kochendoerfer 7, Taylor 5, Morton 2, Edens 2 ...
3-pointers ... 3/15 ... Elliott 1, Carter 1, Taylor 1 ...
FTs ... 6/9
TOs ... 17
... the size inside for Chesapeake hurt Ironton all night , changed shots, out rebounded IHS stopping the "put back" buckets - size does matter ... the inability for Tim Kochendoerfer to "go off" (7 points) was key to Ironton being unable to open up the inside game ... a key napkin stat on the night for Ironton - as much pressure as the Tigers put on the perimeter folks for the Peake - forcing 14 TOs - IHS was only able to capitalize with ONE basket in transition ... great season for the Tigers, loads of talent returning next season - look for I'town to return to regional play next season ...
... Pfloyd Napkin Stats - Chesapeake ...
Scoring ... Austin McMaster 19 , Nathan Copley 15, Trent Saunders 9, Colin Kennedy 8, Colton Lindsey 6, Peter Hintz 6
3-Pointers ... 2/10 ... Copley 1, McMaster 1
FTs ... 13/15 ... 6/8 in the 4th quarter ...
TOs ... 14 ...
... Coach Davis had a great game plan that his TEAM executed , the Purple and White never got rattled under the pressure onslaught - 14 TOs for the game BUT 7 of those came in the 3rd quarter alone with the remaining 7 being spread out over 3 qtrs/24 minutes of IHS pressure - OUTSTANDING ... this one was a total TEAM effort imo as DIFFERENT individuals stepped up at key times in the game - Trent Saunders/Colin Kennedy in the first on the boards with key buckets down low ... Colton Lindsey 3 "among the trees" baskets in the 2nd and 3rd ... Austin McMaster in a stretch of 4 straight possessions in the 4th answered IHS baskets ... Nathan Copley's 6/8 from the line in the 4th and last but not least Peter Hintz running the show for 4 quarters, hit 3 key fgs going into the paint in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd periods ... adds up to TEAM ... adds up to a 63-47 Peake W ... as was told to me by one of the key supporters of Chesapeake sports/hoops - he's been waiting for 28 years for this moment ... Chesapeake moving on to the Show , the Final Four ...
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... as I posted in my game recap - I stuck around to see the Peake "FAMILY" celebrate the Regional Final victory, accepting the Trophy as a TEAM, cutting down the nets at the Convo, the Peake players going into the stands to share their win with family members, friends, fans that have supported the Peake PROGRAM for so many years ... a great scene to witness in person ... throughout the celebrations I watched Coach Davis hugging his assistant coaches, his family - truly humbled by the performance of HIS TEAM on the court ... congratulations Coach on taking the Chesapeake community that has been so close for many years, a community that HAS supported their hoops "program" for so many seasons in the hopes of getting to where YOU have taken them - the State Basketball Final Four ... my "road trips" this past season has allowed me to "get to know" as an outsider some of what is important to the communities around Southern Ohio - Chesapeake was no different - you can learn a great deal being observant when you go to the "games" - reading the programs, reading wall posters, talking to the fans, parents, teachers, workers, coaches ... couldn't help thinking of a couple of folks that I'm sure Coach Davis had in his mind as the hugs were being handed out Saturday night in the post game - Joe Smith and Sue Vickers both long time supporters of the Chesapeake basketball program ...Grover "Joe" Smith who passed away in August and Sue Vickers, the mother of assistant coach Scott Vickers who passed in January of this year ... the two supporters of the kids in Chesapeake, although not present in person , were on the minds of those celebrating a "goal" that I'm sure the two of them foresaw for the kids at CHS ... to ALL of the Chesapeake FAMILY congratulations ... the Show was the goal - accomplished ... now that YOU have made it -might as well win it all ... best of luck to our friends on the river as they now travel Above the Lancaster-Dixon Line ... remember the baskets Above the Line are still 10 feet high ... bring it back to Southern Ohio ...