Newark Catholic 45 Cambridge 39
Barnesville 54 Buckeye Trail 47
Barnesville 53 New Lexington 46
Cambridge 49 Shenandoah 45
Buckeye Trail 46 River View 30
Rosecrans 45 Newark Catholic 40
New Lexington 60 Rosecrans 59
Shenandoah 68 River View 37
League Standings After Two Weeks:
Newark Catholic 3 - 1
Rosecrans 3 - 1
Barnesville 3 - 1
Cambridge 2 - 2
Buckeye Trail 2 - 2
New Lexington 2 - 2
Shenandoah 1 - 3
River View 0 - 4
Cambridge Summer League Up and Rolling
Eight teams will compete for Cambridge Summer League Supremacy starting on June 4th. Teams vying for the championship this year are Cambridge, Newark Catholic, Shenandoah, Buckeye Trail, Barnesville, New Lexington, River View, and Zanesville Rosecrans. The following are the current scores and standings as of June 11th.
Little Cats Fundamental Camp
Running from June 15th through the 18th, Cambridge High School will be offering a basketball camp for boys in grades 3 - 9 (incoming). Each boy in the district was given a form for camp; however, if more are needed, extra copies were placed in the offices of each elementary and at the middle school.
Denison Shootout
After travelling to Marietta in the first weekend of our shootout/league season, the Bobcats hit the road to Denison University on Friday, June 12th. The 'Cats drew Pickerington North in the first game, but after a back-and-forth game in the first half, the blue and white found themselves down to a very athletic Pick North team and dropped the first game by 11. In the second game, the 'Cats found a little redemption as they bested Licking Valley. The Bobcats jumped out early on LV, 19 - 5, but had to fight off Licking Valley's second half scrappiness to hold on for the win. In the third game, Cambridge took on Newark Catholic for the second time in two days as the school from Newark also plays in our summer league. In league action, the 'Cats lost by six, and at the shootout, Cambridge closed that gap only losing by three to a team that returns four starters from a 2009 Regional appearing team. In the final game, Cambridge encountered a see-saw affair with Columbus Bishop Hartley and pulled out a heroic victory in overtime. After losing six seniors, the Bobcats are continuing to rebuild and get better with every outing. There were many improvements made at Denison that were weak points in Marietta just a week ago. The league and summer travel have so far been instrumental in getting this new core of players familiar with one another and familiar with the type of play that occurs at the varsity level, something few of these players have experienced on a consistent basis. The 'Cats will again be travelling next weekend to a team camp at the University of Pittsburgh.
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