Junior Jamison Glass had 21 points, seven rebounds and a big dunk in the fourth quarter to lead Todd County Central to a 69-39 victory at Caldwell County on Thursday.
The Rebels (2-3) used some sticky defense in the first half to take control of the contest. Todd forced 13 turnovers in the first two quarters — and 21 Caldwell miscues for the contest.
An 11-0 run in the first quarter turned a 7-6 Todd lead into an 18-6 advantage. The homestanding Tigers could never get closer than six points after that.
After Caldwell (0-4) crept within 18-12 in the second period, Todd countered with a 10-0 burst — bookended by 3-pointers from Trayvon Foster and Hayden Strader — to stretch the margin to 16 points.
The Rebels led 32-18 at halftime, and pushed their lead to 47-28 through three quarters.
Besides the big game from Glass, Todd got 14 points from both Perez Whitlock and Foster along with 10 points from Preston Rager.
Caldwell got 12 points from Zavy Bumphus, nine apiece from Collin Whittington and Demaurius Thompson, and seven points and nine rebounds from Jaydarius Wilson.
Todd leads the all-time series with Caldwell 26-20.
The Rebels will play again on Saturday afternoon when they host Monroe County.
Caldwell plays again on Friday, hosting Dawson Springs as part of a girls and boys 7th District doubleheader.
Todd County Central 18 14 15 21 — 68
Caldwell County 8 10 10 11 — 39
Todd County Central (2-3)—Glass 21, Whitlock 14, Foster 14, Rager 10, Strader 5, Schutt 4.
Caldwell County (0-4)—Bumphus 12, Whittington 9, Thompson 9, Wilson 7, Englebright 2.
