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Districts Round 2 Versus Stanberry

Tigers finish their season Thursday night after a loss to the Stanberry Bulldogs.  The Tigers focused on forcing outside shots and were able to do so but Stanberry was unable to miss, hitting around 50% of their shots in the first half.  The Bulldogs cooled down in the second half but Worth County was unable to get to the bucket to capitalize.  The Tigers graduate 3 seniors Todd Harding, Jordan Harding, and Eli Mullock.

Stanberry 60

Worth County 44

Worth County 10 13 10 11 - 44

Stanberry 21 15 7 17 - 60

Worth County: Bryce Ross 12, Todd Harding 24, Mullock 8. Totals: 19 3-3 44. 3-point field goals: 1, (Mullock). Fouled out: none.

Stanberry: Jacob Heddinger 12, Reid Osborn 12, Gabe Sego 10, Johnson 7, Kevin Luke 19. Totals: 22 4-4 60. 3-point field goals: 4, (Heddinger, Sego 2, Johnson). Fouled out: none. 

Districts Round 1 Versus NEN

Tigers advance to Semi-Finals of Districts with a victory over Northeast Nodaway. They play this Thursday against Stanberry at West Nodaway. 7PM.  The Tigers will need to avoid foul trouble while slowing down Stanberry's inside game. The winner will advance to District Championships on Friday 3/2.

NEN 2 15 7 13 - 37

Worth County 11 15 16 16 - 58

NENWelch 6, Schulte 1, Burns 2, Patton 13, Jackson 3, Scroggie 1, Stoll 5, C. Schmitz 6. Totals: 14 8-18 37. 3-point field goals: 1, (Jackson). Fouled out: none.

Worth County Parman 8, Bryce Ross 18, G. Parman 2, Todd Harding 22, Troutwine 2, A. Mullock 2, J. Harding 2, E. Mullock 2. Totals: 22 12-18 58. 3-point field goals: 2, (Cole Parman 2). Fouled out: none.

1/27 VS Albany (L)

Foul trouble hinders WC.  With depth being an issue for the WC Tigers they struggled against the Warriors Friday night when Senior Eli Mullock played less than half of the game due to foul trouble. The tigers look to make a comeback in the conference this week against Maysville and Princeton.

Worth County 10 15 12 16 - 53

Albany 9 13 18 17 - 57

Worth County  Bryce Ross 16, Parmon 2, Todd Harding 19, Troutwine 5, A. Mullock 2, J. Harding 5, E. Mullock 4. Totals: 23 5-13 53. 3-point field goals: 2, (T. Harding, Troutwine). Fouled out: A. Mullock, E. Mullock.

Albany (7-10, 1-3 GRC)Rudy Sagun 15, Drew Cottrill 19, Bane 2, Humphrey 3, Wilmes 4, Paul 2, Tyler Lupfer 12. Totals: 18 18-26 57. 3-point field goals: 3, (Sagun, Cottrill 2). Fouled out: none.

1/23 VS N. Holt (W in OT)

Tigers defeat key district opponent in OT!

Worth County 8 13 17 11 11 - 60

Nodaway-Holt 13 9 19 8 7 - 56

Worth County (7-8)Todd Harding 34, Mullock 7, Troutwine 7, Ross 6, J. Harding 4, Parman 2. Totals: 23 12-18 60. 3-point field goals: 2, (Troutwine 2). Fouled out: none.

Nodaway-Holt (11-4)Zach Lemar 18, Brandon Saxton 16, Nick Patterson 12, Schniedermeyer 6, Dearmont 2. Totals: 21 11-17 56. 3-point field goals: 3, (Lamar 2, Patterson). Fouled out: Saxton.

1/11/12 Versus South Nodaway

Despite being being down with injuries the Tigers were able to come from behind and win over South Nodaway Wednesday night on a buzzer beater by Eli Mullock.  The Tigers will face off for the second time this season against North Andrew for the consolation trophy.

Worth County 6 11 15 15 - 47

South Nodaway 10 8 11 15 - 44

Worth County  Cole Parman 10, Bryce Ross 16, Troutwine 6, Harding 4, Eli Mullock 11. Totals: 19 4-10 47. 3-point field goals: 5, (Parman 2, Troutwine 2, Mullock). Fouled out: none.

South Nodaway  Hildenbeck 4, Coleman 2, Burden 9, Bloom 2, Dakota Murphy 12, Heath 1, Silas Nielson 14. Totals: 19 4-12 44. 3-point field goals: 1, (Burden). Fouled out: none. 

1/10/12 Versus Mound City Stanberry Tourney (L)
 

Worth County 11 2 4 2 - 19

Mound City 15 11 18 4 - 47

Worth CountyRoss 4, Parman 4, T. Harding 3, J. Harding 4, Mullock 4. Totals: 9 0-0 19. 3-point field goals: 1, (T. Harding). Fouled out: none.

Mound CityMarrs 2, Wilson 2, Luna 4, Newcomb 3, Jeff Atkins 15, Lucas Schawang 20, Walker 1. Totals: 19 3-8 47. 3-point field goals: 6, (Atkins 3, Schawang 3). Fouled out: none.

1/6/12 Versus Gallatin (L) 

Shooting woes defeat Worth County.

At Grant City, Mo.Gallatin 7 8 10 15 - 40

Worth County 6 6 10 9 - 31

GallatinPre. Turley 9, Boyd 3, D. Lin 9, D. Daniel 9, Tompkins 6, Hunt 2. Totals: 20 3-9 40. 3-point field goals: 3, (Pre. Turley 3). Fouled out: none.

Worth County (5-3)Parman 8, Bryce Ross 10, T. Harding 4, A. Mullock 2, J. Harding 2, E. Mullock 5. Totals: 12 5-9 31. 3-point field goals: 2, (Parman). Fouled out: none.

1/3/12 Versus NEN (W)

Worth county 68, Northeast Nodaway 46 At Grant City, Mo.

Northeast Nodaway 12 12 14 8 - 46

Worth County 27 16 7 18 - 68

NEN: Welch 4, Wiederholt 4, Schulte 4, Aaron Patton 13, Scroggle 6, Schmitz 2, K. Stoll 11, T. Schmitz 2. Totals: 21 3-8 46. 3-point field goals: 1, (Schulte). Fouled out: none.

Worth CountyParman 6, Bryce Ross 26, Parman 2, Todd Harding 15, Troutwine 2, Jordan Harding 10, Mullock 7. Totals: 30 2-5 68. 3-point field goals: 4, (Parman 2, Harding 1, Mullock). Fouled out: none.

North Nodaway at Hopkins - (12/6/2011)

Worth County moved to 3-1 on the season with a victory over North Nodaway on Tuesday.  The Tigers got off to an early lead and were able to keep a comfortable margin for the length of the game.  The home season will open up Friday against West Nodaway with a full JV boys game, followed by varsity girls and boys action.

Albany at Albany Tournament - 3rd Place Game (12/3/2011)

The Tigers defeated Albany for third place in the Albany tournament.  The Tigers moved to 2-1 on the short season.  The Tigers held the lead at the end of every quarter and held a double digit lead late in the fourth quarter.  The Warriors were able to climb back, but not far enough.  Worth County will face North Nodaway (Tuesday) and West Nodaway (Friday) next week.

Polo at Albany Tournament (11/30/2011)

Worth County opened up the game with a lead over Polo, but fell to the Panthers by a score of 53-55.  The Tigers were able to overcome a 9 point halftime deficit to take the lead late in the fourth quarter, but were unable to keep the lead.  WC will face Albany for third place in the tournament on Saturday.

Princeton at Albany Tournament (11/29/2011)

The Tigers defeated Princeton to open up the 2011-2012 campaign by a 12 point margin.  Worth County opened up a 20+ point lead in the first half and kept a comfortable margin to win their season opener.