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Brentwood, TN – Points off turnovers put the Kenwood Knights in a hole they could not dig out of. Out scored 18-6 in the final quarter, the Knights fell to the Brentwood Bruins at Brentwood High School, Wednesday, March 5th, 57-41.
After an explosive offensive start, defensive errors and turnovers gave control of the game from the Knights to the Bruins.
As the Knights defense faltered, their offense slowed to a crawl as well.
Kenwood Boy’s Basketball falls to Brentwood Bruins 57-41.
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Clarksville, TN – Too many turnovers gave the Wilson Central Wildcats the opportunity to pounce on the Kenwood Knights and keep them down to win, 50-37, and become the Region 5-AAA Tournament Champions Thursday night at Rossview High School.
The Wildcats employed a defensive 1-2-2 trap that slowed down the Knights normally up-tempo offense and had them making mistakes passing the ball.
“We turned the ball over too many times,” Kenwood Knights head coach John Stigall said. “I thought after we turned it over a few times, it made us a little cautious. When we are getting stops, we are flying up and down the floor offensively, that is when we are good. But when we are not getting stops and we are timid offensively, not real good. That’s what happened.”
Kenwood loses to Wilson Central 50-37 take second in Region 5-A (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Clarksville, TN – The Kenwood Knights are charging to the Region 5-AAA Tournament Championship game playing some of their best basketball all season.
They advanced to the tournament semifinals after defeating the Gallatin Green Wave by 24 points. On Tuesday, February 25th at Rossview High School, the Knights leveled the Mt. Juliet Bears, 60-38, and earned their spot in the championship game.
Jimario Rivers led the charge against the Bears. He earned a double-double with 25 points and 12 rebounds.
Kenwood downs Mt. Juliet to advance to Regional finals (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Clarksville, TN – The Kenwood Knight’s crusade to a state title continued Saturday night at Kenwood High School. The Knights offense submerged the Gallatin Green Wave, 79-55, to advance to the Region 5-AAA Tournament Semifinals.
The normally strong Green Wave defense was put on their heels from the opening tip off. The Knights offense started hot and continued to heat up throughout the game.
“I thought offensively, it was one of the best games that we have played,” Knight’s head coach John Stigall said. “We got a lot of shots at the rim, a lot of open threes.”
Kenwood defeats Gallatin in regional tournament basketball (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Clarksville, TN – The regular season concluded and the District tournaments commenced last week. From eight teams in the quarterfinals to four in the semis, and finally both the Boys and Girls District 10-AAA Tournament Champions were crowned on Monday and Tuesday.
Now, the tournament champions and three teams on both sides will begin competition in the Region 5AAA Tournament at Rossview High School beginning Friday, February 21st.
District 10-AAA Basketball Tournament from Rossview High School (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Clarksville, TN – Kenwood High School’s Daniel Norl knocked down a 10-foot jumper with 2.6 seconds left, Feb. 18th at Rossview high School, to lift the Knights to a District 10-AAA tournament title for the second time in the school’s history, 57-55, over Henry County High School.
Even with the go-ahead basket by Norl, Henry County still had a final chance at a tie or winning bucket after calling their final timeout with two seconds left and needed to travel the length of the court.
Kenwood wins 10-AAA District Tournament (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Clarksville, TN – Deep, dominant and balanced are just a few adjectives used to describe the Rossview Lady Hawks basketball teams. Now, for the first time in school history, writers can add District 10-AAA Tournament Champions. The Lady Hawks defeated the Kenwood Lady Knights in the District 10-AAA Girls Basketball Tournament Monday night at Rossview High School 63-35.
The win advances the Lady Hawks to the Regionals as the District 10-AAA number one seed. As a result they will play the District 9 fourth seed Friday, February 21st.
Rossview defeats Kenwood for District 10-AAA title (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Clarksville, TN- The hardwood at Rossview High School was lit up with District 10-AAA Boys Basketball Semifinal action Saturday, February 15th. The Kenwood Knights continued their charge to the Championship game, defeating the Springfield Yellow Jackets 56-32.
In addition, the Henry County Patriots won a nail biter, 43-40, against the West Creek Coyotes to advance to the Championship.
The two teams will face each other Tuesday, February 18th, 7:30pm at Rossview High School for the tournament championship.
Kenwood advances to 10-AAA Championship (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Clarksville, TN – At 4:00pm Saturday, February 15th, the first tip-off of the District 10-AAA Girls Basketball Tournament Semifinals took place at Rossview High School. Four teams including the top-seeded Rossview Lady Hawks competed for a chance to get to the Championship.
When the nets settled and the last echoes of sneakers squeaking on hardwood finally faded at the end of the day it was the Lady Hawks and the Kenwood Lady Knights who got the wins and advanced to the Championship game.
Rossview advances to District Championship (Clarksville Sports Network)
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Clarksville, TN – Senior Daniel Norl scored seven straight points in the third quarter, Feb. 14th in the opening round of the District 10-AAA tournament, to rally top-seeded Kenwood High School past a stubborn Clarksville High squad, 57-44.
Kenwood (22-5), ranked 10th in the state’s Associated Press Poll in Class AAA, led 27-20 at halftime, but saw Clarksville High explode out of intermission by going on a 13-0 run – over the first 2:20 of the second half – to take the lead from the Knights, 33-27.
The Knights would end the Clarksville High (7-19) run with two free throws from Jimario Rivers, with 4:11 left in the third quarter, but it was a string of seven straight points by Norl – starting at the 2:23 mark and ending with a three with 62 seconds left in the period – to allow Kenwood to retake the lead for good, 39-35, before heading into the final quarter of play up six points, 41-35.
Kenwood holds off CHS in District play (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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