Crothersville fans already know it, but the rest of the SAC is starting to learn fast: when Carter Jones has the ball, good things happen for the Tigers. The 5’11” floor general put on a show Saturday night, guiding Crothersville to a thrilling 73–68 road win  at Eastern Pekin. Jones was everywhere — scoring 22 points , dropping 3 assists , and turning the ball over only once  despite playing nearly the entire game at full throttle. And “full throttle” is exactly how the Tige

South Central Elizabeth’s 6’0” combo guard Lucas Hobbs  delivered a performance Friday night that Rebel fans won’t soon forget. On the road at Rock Creek — facing a noticeably bigger and more physical squad — Hobbs didn’t blink. Instead, he took over . Hobbs poured in 23 points , snagged 5 steals , and added 3 rebounds  as he fueled South Central’s thrilling late-game comeback to secure the 67–64 victory . When the moment got big, Hobbs got bigger. He drilled 5-of-8 from deep

Last week, 8th grader Mason Lawson  lit up the gym in one of the most explosive performances of the season! Lawson poured in 36 points , knocking down five three-pointers , and powered East Washington Middle School to a big conference win over Clarksville. East Washington improved to 4–2  on the year, thanks in large part to Lawson’s dynamic playmaking and fearless scoring mentality. Whether he was pulling up from deep, slicing through the defense, or creating opportunities i