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Next Stop, Pioneer District Tournament For Cougars

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February 15, 2022
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The Covington Cougars varsity boys and girls basketball teams won on Thursday night against the Craig County Rockets.

The boys team, defeated the Rockets by the final score of 48-47.

The Cougars held off the Rockets comeback attempt in the fourth quarter.

As the game was winding down in the closing seconds, Nathan Fisher, had a chance to win the game, but attempted a three-pointer from beyond half court.

Ashton Cook, led the Cougars with a team-high 14 points. Cook, was also a defensive nightmare for the Rockets, as he grabbed down a team-high of eight rebounds.

Matthew Lucas, scored 14 points to lead the way for the Rockets.

In the girls game, the Cougars narrowly escaped with a 49-46 victory.

Down 46-45 with just over 30 seconds left in the game, Cristi Persinger, found an open Christina Terrell, who knocked down a go-ahead three-pointer that put the Cougars ahead for good 48-46.

Persinger, led all scorers, with 15 points.

Both teams are hosting the first round of the Pioneer District tournament this evening.

The girls are the number four seed and host the Rockets. While the boys locked up the number three seed and host the Bath County Chargers following the girls game.

Rockets at Cougars

Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Ttl
CCH 11 8 8 18 47
CHS 10 11 13 14 48

Rockets Statistics
Player           Pts Reb Ast Stl
Lucas               14     1      2     –
Moore               2      3      1     1
Peters                –      6      7     1
Crawford         13     9      3     1 
Fisher              12      5      1     –
M. Huffman      6      2      –     1

Cougars Statistics
Player        Pts Reb Ast Stl
Cook            14     8      2     6
Turner           9     6      3     3
Dressler        5     2       1    1
Rodgers        9      3       –     1
Williams       7      –       5     –
Weinger        2      –       –      –
Maloney       2       –      3      –

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Cougars at Rockets
Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Ttl
CHS      5    18    15   11   49
CCHS  11     7    13   15   46

Cougars Statistics
Player        Pts Reb Ast Stl
Persinger     15    7      5   10
L. Bragg        13  10      –     2
Terrell          10    3      2     1
H. Reynolds  3     2      2     –
Bartley           6   13      1    2
Rose               2     4       –     –

Ayden Weinger looks to make a tough layup against Highland County.
Dylan Williams, passes the ball. Williams, had a game-high five assists against the Craig County Rockets.

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