In a dominant performance on the hardwood, the Bell County Bobcats showcased their depth and skill in an 89-38 victory over the Middlesboro Yellowjackets. The Bobcats, firing on all cylinders, left little room for their opponents to respond as they cruised to an emphatic win.
Leading the charge for Bell County was Ethan Buell, who delivered a stellar performance with 24 points and a block. Buell’s scoring ability and defensive presence proved pivotal as the Bobcats maintained control throughout the game.
Cameron Hall added to the offensive firepower with an impressive 16 points. His consistency on both ends of the floor played a key role in keeping Middlesboro at bay.
Braxton Ferguson contributed a well-rounded performance with 6 points, 4 assists, and a steal and keep in mind this young man is just in 8th grade. His playmaking skills kept the Bobcats’ offense flowing smoothly, creating opportunities for his teammates to shine.
Cayden Huff chipped in with 13 points and a block, delivering key plays on both offense and defense. Blake Burnett also had a strong outing, adding 15 points to the scoreboard, showcasing his scoring ability.
Kaleb Cornett made his presence felt with 9 points, while Kenton Brock contributed 4 points and a block, adding depth to Bell County’s lineup. Dalton Black rounded out the scoring for the Bobcats with 2 points, completing a team effort that left no doubt about the outcome.
This victory highlights the team’s potential as they look to maintain their momentum in upcoming game against GRC on Saturday Dec 14th. With standout performances from players across the roster, the Bobcats are poised for continued success.
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