Perry Central’s Braxton Beverly applies the defense on the Owsley County ball handler.
Perry Central’s Dalton Cornett picks up two of his 16 points against Owsley County.
Perry Central’s Jessie Roark drives the baseline on the defense.
Perry Central’s Justin Johnson is fouled hard on his way to the goal. Johnson had 16 points against Owsley County.
Perry Central’s Jon-Eric Begley passes out of the trap.
Perry Central’s Simeon Jones eyes a free throw.
On Thursday, the Perry County Central Commodores hosted the Owsley County Owls. The Commodores made short work of the Owls as they evoked the “continuous clock” to start the second half.
The Commodores’ offense got on track early, and they jumped out to an early lead. By the horn, Perry Central had worked a 24-11 lead.
Perry Central put together a big second period, and put the margin to well over 35. Going into the break, the Commodores had a 54-18 advantage.
The clock was in motion as the third period started, slowing the Commodores’ offense. Shortly into the period, Perry Central had gone deep into their bench. Going into the final period, they held a 73-25 lead.
The game ended quietly with Perry Central collecting the 86-35 win.
Perry Central (86) Braxton Beverly 5 (1 assist, 1 steal and 1 rebound), Matt Turner 4 (2 assists and 2 steals), Simeon Jones 1, Austin Pray 8 (3 assists, 2 steals and 2 rebounds), Travis Stacy 7 (1 assist, 1 steal and 2 rebounds), Jon-Eric Begley 2 (1 block and 2 rebounds), Jessie Roark 2 (1 steal and 2 rebounds), Justin Johnson 16 (3 assists, 3 blocks, 3 steals and 8 rebounds), Trevor Fugate 3 (2 assists, 2 steals and 1 rebound), Dalton Cornett 16 (2 assists, 1 block, 2 steals and 7 rebounds), Darryl Beatty 7 (4 assists, 3 steals and 3 rebounds), Tyler Fugate 4 (1 assist and 2 rebounds), Austin Neace 6 (1 assist and 4 steals), Nathan Pray (1 assist) and Seth Napier (1 rebound).
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