Carlinville Boys Basketball: Welcome
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Members of the 2011-12 Carlinville boys' basketball team are front row, from left, Tyler Siegel, Kyle Kleeman, Tyler Leefers, Luke Davis, Ben Butcher and Kyle Bort; back row, assistant coach Andrew Noble, Brennan Hurley, Adelmo Marchiori, Jake Pohlman, Barry Stewart, Sean McCaherty and head coach Alan Cooper.
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Monday, February 22
Game 1: North Greene 66, Auburn 63
Game 2: Pittsfield 57, Carlinville 22
Wednesday, February 22
Game 3: West Central 46, North Greene 27
Game 4: Pittsfield 61, North Mac 28
Friday, February 24
Game 5: Pittsfield 61, West Central 44
Thursday, February 23
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Macoupin County Enquirer~Democrat
Pittsfield High School outscored Carlinville High School boys’ basketball team by 13 points in both the first and third quarters on the way to a 57-22 victory in the Class 2A Regional hosted by North Greene Feb. 20.
"They’re pretty good," CHS coach Alan Cooper said of Pittsfield. "They got after us defensively, caused a lot of turnovers. We couldn’t get into our offense and get shots off and couldn’t score on them."
Pittsfield, seeded No. 3, got a game-high 22 points from Dalton Hoover. Eight Saukees players combined to score the team’s remaining 35 points in the win. Seth Petty added eight points while Ethan Borrowman contributed seven.
Barry Stewart led CHS with nine points. Ben Butcher and Luke Davis contributed five points each in the loss. Jake Pohlman was held to just one point while Kyle Kleeman, for the first time all season, was unable to break into the scoring column.
The Saukees led 18-5 after eight minutes and were in front 32-13 at halftime. With 19 third-quarter points, the Saukees built the lead to 51-19 heading into the fourth quarter.
Pittsfield made 21 field goals and also hit two 3-pointers while Carlinville made just five field goals in the game.
The Cavaliers converted 12 of 25 free throw attempts while the Saukees made nine of 16 attempts.
Carlinville finished the season with a 9-20 record.
Cooper reflected on the 2011-2012 season for the CHS boys’ varsity squad.
"It was kind of as expected," Cooper said. "We kind of got the foundation laid for what we want to do in the future. There are lots of positives moving forward."
No.3 Pittsfield is scheduled to take on No. 2 North Mac Feb. 22. Results were unavailable by press time.
No. 5 seeded North Greene got past fourth-seed Auburn 66-63 in the early contest Feb. 20.
Top-seeded Winchester West Central will take on North Greene Feb. 22.
