Mustangs Vs Campbell County
Friday, , December 16th
** Broadcast replay available **
With Campbell County defeating our Mustangs 62-43 a year ago (Hamilton 17, Davie 11, Hill 11 – Govan 18, Sepate 12) in the Crosstown Classic, they knotted the series at 12-12, dating back to December 12, 1998 when Mr. Harry Stevens and the Alexandria Businessman’s Association formally created the “Crosstown Classic Series” and made these games a community event. In addition to basketball games, scholarships are awarded to our students, and the creation of the Annual FoodOut has benefitted the needy in our community with food contributions. Brossart won 7 of the first 9 Crosstowns. The Camels lead the Crosstown series 6-4 over the past ten renewals, with our most recent victory coming in 2019-20 when we defeated the Camels 67-58. In that game Ethan Eilerman and Carson Schirmer both put up 21 points each, Stephen Verst added 10. Dane Hegyl led the Camels with 16, Jordan Gross added 15, and Ayden Hamilton, who was a freshman at the time, contributed 12.
On the girls’ side, our Lady ‘Stangs have layed over the Lady Camels 17-7, winning 7 of the first 8 events played. Brossart has also won the last three renewals. Their Crosstown tripleheader will be played this Saturday at 4:00pm, 5:30pm, and 7:00pm.
Game Report
CAMELS WIN THE BATTLE FROM BEYOND THE ARC 11-5. GO ONE-UP IN DISTRICT SEEDING PLAY WITH 85-65 WIN OVER OUR MUSTANGS. WOOSLEY, SCHUMACHER, AND SEPATE COMBINE FOR 50 OF OUR 65. HAMILTON, GROSS, AND COMBS RESPOND WITH 45 OF THEIR 85. CAMELS TEAM DEPTH ACCOUNTS FOR THE DIFFERENCE.
Another full house for the Annual Renewal of the Crosstown Classic between neighboring Bishop Brossart and Campbell County. This was the twenty-fifth time these two teams have battled for the traveling trophy. With the 85-65 win tonight, it will grace the trophy case in Claryville for the 13th time, as the Camels go one-up in the rivalry.
On this night the Camels took a liking to the fast pace of the contest putting up 24 points to our 16 in the first quarter as Jake Gross knocked home a trio of 3s to pace the Camels offensive attack. The beat went on in the second period as the Camels continued the torrid pace, adding 28 points from eight different players, to their sum total, giving them a comfortable 22 point lead, 52-30, at the break.
Campbell County won the third period 19-14,but the Mustangs took the finale 21-14 to account for the 85-65 final score. Logan Woosley and Luke Schumacher shared scoring honors with 18 points each and Mason Sepate added 14. Campbell County had four double-figure scorers led by Aydan Hamilton with 17, Jake Gross 16, which included a trio of 3-pointers, and 12 each from Conner Weinel and Jordan Combs. Garyn Jackson was named he Player of the Game.
Campbell County won the Freshman game 52-36, and the JV game 39-29.
Tim Cooper Photos
