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Scott County 17 11 13 12 53
Mercy 16 22 24 17 79

Scott County (13-8) - Stainback 7, Christopher 6, Young 6, Logsdon 5, Conrad 5, Tevis 1, Guyn 2, Buchanan 2, Guy 6, McKenzie 13.
Mercy (19-5) - Faris 11, Goetz 4, Hartlage 13, Co. Roush 11, Ch. Roush 9, Miller 23, Richardson 5, C. Dircksen 2, Keck 1.

3P: Stainback 1, Conrad 1, McKenzie 1, Faris 1, Hartlage 2, Richardson 1.

Mercy Academy, ranked second in The Courier-Journal's girls' high school basketball Litkenhous Ratings, whalloped visiting and No. 11-ranked Scott County 79-53 Tuesday night.

The Jaguars (19-5) led 38-28 at halftime, then took firm control in the third quarter, expanding their lead to 62-41.

Assistant coach Keith Baisch said the key for Mercy was taking better care of the basketball and forcing turnovers in the second half. The Cardinals (13-8) had 37 turnovers for the contest, 14 in the second half, while Mercy had just eight of its 25 turnovers after halftime.

"In the second half, when we created a turnover, we took better care of the basketball," Baisch said.

Juliann Miller led Mercy with 23 points, hitting 10 of 15 shots. Whitney Hartlage added 13 points; Lauren Faris 11 points, seven steals and five assists; and Courtney Roush 11 points.

Alex McKenzie had 13 points and 10 rebounds for Scott County, which outrebounded the Jaguars 43-37.

http://www.highschoolsports.net/gamestat...ty/Girls/1

These teams have just about played everybody that is ranked.

Stainback (3) three fouls in the(1st) FIRST QUARTER and Christopher on the bench with (2) two fouls in the first quarter-PRETTY WELL TOOK CARE OF THE GAME RIGHT THERE.
Im sorry buttttttt Stainback doesnt foul like that at all.She might has fouled out of (1) ONE ballgame her entire high school carrer.And Christopher DOES foul alot-But there goes your point guard and shooting guard in (8) minutes of the ballgame.Thus the turnover ratio being what it was 23 first half turnovers (SC) to 8 (M).