Dee Anderson of Greenwood scored 24 points in a 70-53 win over Allen County-Scottsville and 20 points in a double overtime loss to Glasgow. Brad Bargo of Lynn Camp scored 23 points and pulled down 14 rebounds in a 70-60 win over Middlesboro while scoring 18 in a 66-63 loss to Berea. Michael Bradley of Glasgow had 15 points and 14 rebounds in a 70-68 double overtime win over Greenwood. George Fant of Warren Central scored 23 points and pulled down 10 rebounds in a 57-53 win over Lexington Catholic. Cameron Hall of Glasgow scored 26 points in a 70-68 double overtime win over Greenwood.

Logan Hill of Burgin scored 19 points with 12 rebounds in a 59-35 win over Portland Christian. Grant Kindred of  Metcalfe County scored 25 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in a 66-65 overtime win over Warren Central. Chris McDonald of Fort Knox scored 25 points and pulled down 11 rebounds in a 77-60 win over Kentucky Country Day. Chris Ogles of Allen County-Scottsville scored 31 points in a 97-79 win over Caverna. D.J. Townsend of Somerset had a game-high 27 points in a 58-49 win over Barren County. Vinny Zollo of George Rogers Clark scored 20 points in a 91-39 win over North Laurel.

Somerset’s D.J. Townsend voted HOOP STAR of the Week presented by Bluegrass Cellular

Text messaging campaign honors the best high school basketball players in Central Kentucky  

ELIZABETHTOWN, KY – “The Sports Flash” (TSF) Radio Network is proud to announce that Somerset’s D.J. Townsend is the boys’ HOOP STAR of the Week presented by Bluegrass Cellular.  In Somerset ’s 58-49 win over Barren County , Townsend scored a game-high 27 points.  As a weekly winner, Townsend is now a finalist for the HOOP STAR of the Year presented by Bluegrass Cellular.  

Bluegrass Cellular customers can vote for the weekly winner with a text to HOOP (4667).  The cost is $0.99 per vote and will appear on the customer’s monthly statement.  Fans will also have the opportunity to vote online at www.TheSportsFlash.com, where the official rules of the campaign are available for download.   

High school basketball fans, media, and coaches from across central Kentucky will have the opportunity to nominate the best high school basketball players for the honor of HOOP STARS of the Week.  Nominations will be accepted until 8:00 P.M. EST each Sunday, with the voting for the HOOP STARS of the Week starting each Monday and ending each Thursday at 8:00 P.M. EST.   The weekly HOOP STARS of the Week will be announced on Friday.  Each weekly winner will be a finalist for the HOOP STARS of the Year presented by Bluegrass Cellular.  

Headquartered in Elizabethtown , Kentucky , Bluegrass Cellular has been operating in Kentucky for over 18 years with 21 company owned retail locations and over 35 authorized agent locations.  A pioneer in the wireless field in the state’s rural areas, Bluegrass was the first to offer digital cellular service to Central Kentucky in 1998.  Five local telephone companies, who continue to be the sole owners today, started Bluegrass Cellular.  They are:  Brandenburg Telephone Company, South Central Rural Telephone Company, North Central Rural Telephone Company, Duo County Telephone Company and Logan Telephone Company.  Bluegrass continues to offer its quality voice and data network as well as new technology to its customers.  For more information on Bluegrass Cellular and for local store hours and information, visit www.bluegrasscellular.com or call 1-800-928-CELL.  

“The Sports Flash” (TSF) Radio Network provides 174 radio stations in 13 states with customized, local sports reports, reaching a 2.5-million listeners.  TSF Radio Network manages Army Iron Man campaigns in nine different states, including:  Alabama ; Delaware ; Florida ; Indiana ; Kansas ; Maryland ; Missouri ; Virginia ; and West Virginia .  If you have any questions about the campaign, please e-mail BluegrassHoopStars@thesportsflash.com.  

Jordan Cooper of Bethlehem scored a season-high 27 points in a 70-58 win over Atherton.. Luke Deckard of Hancock Countp recorded a double-double with 22 points, 11 rebounds in a 94-80 win over Atherton. Cameron Hall of Glasgow averaged 30 points per game at the Ashland Invitational, scoring 32 points in an opening-game loss to Covington Catholic (90-85), totaling 27 points in a 68-46 win over Johnson Central, and finishing the tournament with 31 in an 84-57 win over East Carter.

Gran Kindred of Metcalfe County scored 22 points with 14 rebounds in a 63-56 win over Lincoln County. Russell Kindre of  Metcalfe County dropped in 19 points with 10 rebounds in a 63-56 win over Lincoln County.. Bryton Taylor of Campbellsville led the way with 28 points to lead the Eagles to the championship of the Campbellsville University Holiday Classic..

Glasgow’s Cameron Hall voted HOOP STAR of the Week presented by Bluegrass Cellular

Text messaging campaign honors the best high school basketball players in Central Kentucky  

ELIZABETHTOWN, KY – “The Sports Flash” (TSF) Radio Network is proud to announce that Glasgow’s Cameron Hall is the boys’ HOOP STAR of the Week presented by Bluegrass Cellular. Hall averaged 30 points per game at the Ashland Invitational, scoring 32 points in an opening game loss to Covington Catholic (90-85), totaling 27 points in a 68-46 win over Johnson Central, and finishing the tournament with 31 in an 84-57 win over East Carter.  As a weekly winner, Hall is now a finalist for the HOOP STAR of the Year presented by Bluegrass Cellular.  

Bluegrass Cellular customers can vote for the weekly winner with a text to HOOP (4667).  The cost is $0.99 per vote and will appear on the customer’s monthly statement.  Fans will also have the opportunity to vote online at www.TheSportsFlash.com, where the official rules of the campaign are available for download.   

High school basketball fans, media, and coaches from across central Kentucky will have the opportunity to nominate the best high school basketball players for the honor of HOOP STARS of the Week.  Nominations will be accepted until 8:00 P.M. EST each Sunday, with the voting for the HOOP STARS of the Week starting each Monday and ending each Thursday at 8:00 P.M. EST.   The weekly HOOP STARS of the Week will be announced on Friday.  Each weekly winner will be a finalist for the HOOP STARS of the Year presented by Bluegrass Cellular.  

Headquartered in Elizabethtown , Kentucky , Bluegrass Cellular has been operating in Kentucky for over 18 years with 21 company owned retail locations and over 35 authorized agent locations.  A pioneer in the wireless field in the state’s rural areas, Bluegrass was the first to offer digital cellular service to Central Kentucky in 1998.  Five local telephone companies, who continue to be the sole owners today, started Bluegrass Cellular.  They are:  Brandenburg Telephone Company, South Central Rural Telephone Company, North Central Rural Telephone Company, Duo County Telephone Company and Logan Telephone Company.  Bluegrass continues to offer its quality voice and data network as well as new technology to its customers.  For more information on Bluegrass Cellular and for local store hours and information, visit www.bluegrasscellular.com or call 1-800-928-CELL.  

Dee Anderson of Greenwood registered 25 points and collected 16 rebounds in a 54-51 win over Russell County. Chase Behanan of Bowling Green tallied 26 points and grabbed 14 rebounds in a 56-53 win over Greenwood. Caleb Carver of Alen County - Scottsville  scored 24 points, grabbed eight rebounds, and handed out six assists in a 77-67 win over Glasgow. Dustin Curry of Green County dropped in 22 points, collected 10 rebounds, and blocked four shots in a 71-53 win over Hart County while scoring 15 points with 10 rebounds in a 57-49 win over Adair, his fifth double-double of the season. George Fant of Warren Central had 18 points with 14 rebounds in a 71-70 win over Russellsville; 16 points, seven rebounds in a 76-35 win over Warren East; and scored 17 while grabbing 11 rebounds in a 69-67 win over Muhlenberg County.

Cameron Hall of Glasgow tallied 30 points in a 77-67 win over Allen County - Scottsville. Jerrod Harper of Caverna led the way with 25 points in a win over Bethlehem. Mickey Lewis of Franklin-Simpson had 22 points, 10 rebounds in a 62-48 win over Warren East. Brock Milby of Green County scored 15 points, grabbed seven rebounds, and handed out five assists in a 71-53 win over Hart County while adding 18 points with five rebounds in a 57-49 win over Adair County. Matt St. John of South Laurel registered a double-double with 19 points, 10 rebounds in an 85-41 win over Harlan.. Bryton Taylor of Campbellsville was an assist shy of a triple-double after scoring 33 points with 11 rebounds and nine assists in a 67-49 win over LaRue County. Adrian Wardrup of North Laurel had a game-high 23 in a 75-65 loss to Madison Southern. Isaac Wilson of Corbin dropped in 26 in a 92-58 win over Middlesboro.

Dee Anderson of Greenwood scored 21 points a win over Metcalfe County, moving to second all-time on the Gators' scoring list. Cody Epperson of Southwestern scored a game-high 18 points in 61-44 win over Pulaski. George Fant of Warren Central had 18 in a win a 77-67 win over Glasgow. Christopher McDonald of Fort Knox dropped in 30 points in an 86-76 win over Bethlehem.

Matt Nichols of Central Hardin averaged 19.3 points, 9.3 rebounds, and 2.4 assists as Central Hardin went 3-0 last week.  Nichols had 13 rebounds in a win over John Hardin; 26 points, 11 rebounds in a win over Fort Know, and 26 points in a win over East Jessamine. Matt St. John of South Laurel scored a game-high 20 points with 18 rebounds in a win over Williamsburg.  Jamel Taylor of Mercer County tallied 32 points in a 70-63 win over Danville.

Chane Behanan of Bowling Green recorded 18 points with nine rebounds in the Purples' 63-42 win over Warren East. Matthew Davis of Campbellsville scored 22 points in the Eagles' 73-56 win over Bardstown. Roosevelt Emerson of North Hardin tallied 22 points, grabbed 10 rebounds, and blocked three shots in the Trojans' 66-64 upset of John Hardin.

Bryce Greer of Nelson County tallied 25 points as the Cardinals' bested Bethlehem, 66-54. Christopher McDonald of Fort Knox registered 30 points in the Eagles' 86-76 win over Bethlehem..  D.J. Townsend of Somerset dropped in 39 points in the Briar Jumpers' 79-64 loss to Danville. Cedric Vaughn of Hart County registered 36 points with six assists in a win at Butler County..

Clay Cinnamon of Mercer County scored 26 points in leading Mercer County to a 71-64 win over East Jessamine.. Cameron Hall of Glasgow scored 21 in a win over Walter-Verona and 34 points in a win over Campbellsville. Jalen Phillips of Bethlehem scored 19 points with six assists and six steals in a 67-65 loss to Bethlehem.

Lee Spencer of North Laurel scored a season-high 20 points in a 64-50 win over East Jessamine.  D.J. Townsend of Somerset scored 24 points in a 73-65 win over Casey County. Wade Weatherholt of Breckinridge scored 19 points and pulled down 9 rebounds in a 54-53 win at Meade County.

Marcus Cosby of Bardstown dropped in 30 points in a 67-63 win over Bethlehem. Jamie Haire of Elizabethtown scored a team-high 18 points in a 53-46 win over Central Hardin. Tyler Jenkins of Pulaski County scored a team-high 27 points in the Maroons' 55-52 win over Somerset. Matt St. John of Breathitt County dropped 27 points in the Bobcats' win over South Laurel..

Adrian Wardrup of Laurel County scored 16 points in a 64-55 win over Pulaski County. Matt Watkins of Breathitt County scored 27 points points in the Bobcats' 82-71 win over South Laurel.  Tevin Webster of Taylor County tallied 25 points and pulled down six rebounds in the Cardinals' 55-54 win over Caverna.

Chane Behanan of Bowling Green scored 25 points with eight rebounds to lead Bowling Green to an 89-40 win over Wayne East. Jacob Bodner of Boyle County tallied 20 points in a 69-63 win over Mercer County. George Fant of Warren Central recorded 32 points in a 71-63 win over Christian County and 31 in a win over Greenwood.. Logan Hill of Burgin County registered a game-high 29 points with nine rebounds in a 71-64 win over Garrard County. Travis Johnston of Grayson County scored 17 in a 57-53 loss to Taylor County while scoring 38 points in a 81-70 win over Bardstown..

Mickey Lewis of Franklin-Simpson registered 24 points and grabbed nine rebounds and tipped in the game-winner in a 69-67 win over Allen County-Scottsville. Bryton Taylor of Campbellsville dropped in 39 points, pulled down nine rebounds, and handed out three assists in an 85-75 win over Elizabethtown. Jacob Troxell of Somerset Christian registered 26 points in an 80-79 overtime win over Winchester Christian.. Adrian Wardrup of North Laurel scored 17 in a 62-52 win over Harlan County Aaron Watts of McCready Central tallied 28 points in leading McCreary Central to a 78-71 win over Corbin.

James Berry of North Hardin had a game-high 24 points, nine rebounds, and three blocks in North Hardin's 66-62 win over Warren Central. Aaron Brown of Southwestern scored a career-high 19 points in Southwestern's 67-50 win over Somerset..

Mickey Lewis of Franklin-Simpson had 32 points, 19 rebounds in a 62-61 win over Glasgow.. Mike Wallace of Edmonson County dropped in 16 points and pulled down 16 rebounds in a 57-48 win over Greenwood..

Franklin-Simpson’s Lewis voted HOOP STAR of the Week presented by Bluegrass Cellular

Text messaging campaign honors the best high school basketball players in Central Kentucky  

ELIZABETHTOWN, KY – “The Sports Flash” (TSF) Radio Network is proud to announce that Mickey Leiws of Franklin-Simpson is the boys’ HOOP STAR of the Week presented by Bluegrass Cellular. Lewis scored 32 points and grabbed 19 rebounds in a 62-61 win over Glasgow .  As a weekly winner, Lewis is now a finalist for the HOOP STAR of the Year presented by Bluegrass Cellular.  

Bluegrass Cellular customers can vote for the weekly winner with a text to HOOP (4667).  The cost is $0.99 per vote and will appear on the customer’s monthly statement.  Fans will also have the opportunity to vote online at www.TheSportsFlash.com, where the official rules of the campaign are available for download.   

High school basketball fans, media, and coaches from across central Kentucky will have the opportunity to nominate the best high school basketball players for the honor of HOOP STARS of the Week.  Nominations will be accepted until 8:00 P.M. EST each Sunday, with the voting for the HOOP STARS of the Week starting each Monday and ending each Thursday at 8:00 P.M. EST.   The weekly HOOP STARS of the Week will be announced on Friday.  Each weekly winner will be a finalist for the HOOP STARS of the Year presented by Bluegrass Cellular.  

Headquartered in Elizabethtown , Kentucky , Bluegrass Cellular has been operating in Kentucky for over 18 years with 21 company owned retail locations and over 35 authorized agent locations.  A pioneer in the wireless field in the state’s rural areas, Bluegrass was the first to offer digital cellular service to Central Kentucky in 1998.  Five local telephone companies, who continue to be the sole owners today, started Bluegrass Cellular.  They are:  Brandenburg Telephone Company, South Central Rural Telephone Company, North Central Rural Telephone Company, Duo County Telephone Company and Logan Telephone Company.  Bluegrass continues to offer its quality voice and data network as well as new technology to its customers.  For more information on Bluegrass Cellular and for local store hours and information, visit www.bluegrasscellular.com or call 1-800-928-CELL.