Tues. Night Highlights: High School Basketball Results for Jan. 29, 2019

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Corbin hosted Williamsburg in a 50th District double header Tuesday.

In game one, the host Redhounds were able to fend off a determined Yellow Jackets team, winning 59-50 to improve to 15-5, 3-2 on the year. They will play in another district matchup this Friday, February 1, at Whitley County High School. Tipoff time is set for approximately 7:30 p.m. The Yellow Jackets (12-11, 0-5) are scheduled to go on the road to Rockcastle County Thursday.

Corbin 59, Williamsburg 50
Corbin – 9 17 17 16 – 59
W’burg – 13 15 13 9 – 50
CHS – Byrley 11, Sanders 19, Unthank 4, Barton 3, Taylor 14, Hibbitts 8
WB – Brown 2, Rose 26, Hunter 3, Ponder 10, Powell 4, Bray 5

In game two at Corbin Tuesday, the Lady Hounds also had their hands full with the Lady Jackets, but in the end they were able to come away with the 54-46 victory, improving to 10-11, 2-3 on the year. They will also play at Whitley County this Friday, with a scheduled start time of 6:00 p.m. inside Lawson Gymnasium. Williamsburg (11-11, 1-4) will host Lynn Camp at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

Corbin 54, Williamsburg 46
Corbin – 12 13 16 13 – 54
W’burg – 5 16 16 9 – 46
CHS – Steely 5, Robertson 15, Medlin 9, Garland 4, Scott 6, Grubb 1, Stewart 14
WB – Hall 20, Chapman 17, Williams 2, Graham 5, Brown 2

Finally, in 51st District action Tuesday, the Lynn Camp Lady Cats fell to visiting Pineville 55-49, dropping them to 13-7 overall ahead of their game later this week at Williamsburg.

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