Massive second quarter #urries broke things wide open for both the Kingston girls and boys as they ran away for Class 3A District Championship wins over Marietta last week.
The Lady Redskins cruised to a 67-48 victory over the Lady Indians to convincingly avenge alossintheregularseason!nale while the Redskins were in command earlyinblitzingthevisitors by a 64-34 count.
Kingston was scheduled to host the opening round of regional action against Valliant early this week before wrapping up the weekend at the regional main site in Washington.
Girls Coach Chad Rumer’s troops got their pressure attack in high gear as they rode an extremely balanced scoring assault in which seven players all tallied between eight and 12 points on the night.
The Lady Redskins snagged an18-11advantageintheopening stanza and left no doubt in thesecondframewithadecisive 26-8 flurry. Taylie Wiebener canned a pair of three pointers and Destry Davis added three bucketsinspurringthechargein which six players all contributed points.
Kingston continued pulling away with an 18-10 run in the third stanza before putting it on cruise control with a 62-29 edge entering the fourth period.
Davis pumped in 12 points as Avery Ludrick and Wiebener also hit double digits with 11 apiece.DextryBowermanscored ninewhileDilynnWeeks,Keeton Hatley and Cassidy Walker each contributed eight.
Boys A playo' rematch with the Indians went much the same as the previous matchup as Kingston shooko'abito'aslowstart to romp to the win.
TheRedskinsheldapedestrian like 11-6 advantage through one quarter but really caught !re in the second as Hayden Seeney pumped in all of his 11 points before intermission. Kingston’s edge exploded to 31-10 at the half and 50-25 after three stanzas.
Brock Rumer pumped in 17 points, which included four treys, in pacing the Kingston o'ensive charge. Jack Hinsley followed with 12 to reach double !gures in addition to Seeney’s 11.
LanderBurkhalterchippedin eight points, Bowen McAdams hit a couple of buckets for !ve, Hudson Everhart had three with Cash Wilson, Christian Davis, Blane Henry and Parks Ratzla' each tossing in two .