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By Editor | April 14, 2021 By ERIC X. VICCARO [email protected] Both Valle Catholic High School boys’ basketball player Carter Hoog and Ste. Genevieve girls’ hoopster Sydney Bumgardaner received more accolades recently. The Missouri Basketball Coaches Association named Carter Hoog to the all-state boys’ squad in Class 2. “It’s much deserved, in my opinion,” Valle Catholic head coach Tyler Search said. “He has worked hard to improve over the last few years, and it’s great to see it pay off for him.” Hoog, now the Warriors’ all-time leading scorer, was part of an elite group of players, which also included Crystal City’s Donovan Tullock. Hoog and Tullock put on a show at Valle Catholic during the Class 2 playoffs. ....
But, the Dragons never found the desired results. That’s because Park Hills Central bolted to a 15-6 lead by the end of the first quarter, forcing Ste. Genevieve to play what proved to be a fruitless game of “catch up.” In the end, the Rebels defeated the Dragons 64-52 in the Class 4 District 2 championship game at Potosi High School on Thursday evening. Ste. Genevieve finished the season with a record of 18-6, while Park Hills Central (18-5) ventures to New Madrid County Central for a sectional round contest. Marysa Flieg made two free throws, slicing Central’s lead to 45-40 with 7:02 remaining in the fourth quarter. The Dragons had another possession to chisel the Rebels’ margin even further, but recorded a turnover. ....
By ERIC X. VICCARO [email protected] Ste. Genevieve High School’s Abby Moore made a putback basket and then a free throw to give the Dragons a 15-0 lead with 2:50 left in the first quarter during a Monday, Feb. 1 game versus rival Park Hills Central. The Rebels never completely shoveled out from that early hole. And Ste. Genevieve claimed its third consecutive Mineral Area Activities Association Large School Division regular-season title with a 53-41 conquest over Central. Ste. Genevieve girls took a photo after the game, holding three fingers up with enough smiles to make a dental commercial. It was a far cry from Central’s 67-59 victory over St. Genevieve in the championship game of the Bob Sechrest Jr. Christmas Tournament when the Dragons fell behind early and committed 22 personal fouls. ....
By Editor | February 4, 2021 By ERIC X. VICCARO [email protected] The Ste. Genevieve High School girls’ basketball team didn’t allow last Thursday’s contest versus Potosi turn into what’s considered a “trap” game. A trap game can be defined a variety of ways, but it’s when a stout team overlooks what’s perceived as a weaker opponent. That didn’t happen at Peggy J. Johnson Gymnasium as the Dragons downed Potosi 60-28 in a Mineral Area Activities Association Large School Division game. The game versus the Trojans was sandwiched in between a Monday, Jan. 25 divisional game versus North County which Ste. Genevieve rallied to win 71-60 behind 21 points apiece for Sydney Bumgardaner and Megan Aubuchon and last Monday’s game against Park Hills Central. ....
By ERIC X. VICCARO [email protected] PARK HILLS Ste. Genevieve High School girls’ basketball player Abby Moore did a little bit of everything in Saturday’s Sechrest Christmas Tournament quarterfinal game. “Abby had a really good game for us on the boards, which gave her more confidence,” said Ste. Genevieve head coach Jordanna Walk-Robison. Walk-Robison said it was pleasing to see Moore be in position to be successful. Moore grabbed a game-high eight rebounds, swiped three steals and had a pass deflection as the Dragons defeated Potosi 67-46 at Central High School’s Foulon Field House. She also sank a 3-pointer and seized a few contested possessions, doing the little things that normally go unnoticed helping Ste. Genevieve advance to the tournament semifinals. ....