On hand to watch visiting Little Rock Central (1-0) take on Bentonville in a high school basketball benefit game. Central has sophomore guard Bryson Warren (6-2, 180) and freshman forward Annor Boateng (6-5, 200), both of whom have Arkansas offers.
Game starts at 3 p.m.
Warren had 32 points and Boateng 9 points and 10 rebounds in their 67-62 season-opening win over Jacksonville.
LRC 14, Bentonville 11 - end of first quarter
Boateng 3 points, Warren 2
Junior Abel Hutchinson, the Governor’s grandson, has 5 to lead Bentonville
Bentonville 25-22 halftime
Warren 6, Boateng 3
Hutchinson 5
Bentonville on 12-4 run to end the half
Hudson Likens with 14 points while hitting 4 3-pointers, 3 in this half, to lead LR Central to a 42-33 lead over Bentonville with 3:12 left in third quarter. LR Central on 12-0 run. Bryson Warren has 10 points
Little Rock Central 46, Bentonville 36 - heading into the fourth quarter. Warren and Likens with 14 each
LR Central 64, Bentonville 46 Final
Warren 19, Likens 14, Boateng 5
Warren is a closer
Points and rebounds being important, but what did you think of their talent level?
Very impressed with Bryson Warren’ skill level, his ability to score from all three levels and his ability to close out a game. Stud.
Annor Boateng is a young William Mills in terns of body type. Didn’t have his best game today, but oozes potential. Just a freshman. So athletic and graceful.
Central very balanced.
The Governor was on hand to see his grandson Abel Hutchinson, a junior for Bentonville.
Writing story now
It’s a huge oversight that he’s not ranked in the top 50 in his 2023 recruiting class. It must be that the scouting services just haven’t seen him. I saw him in person in a game at NLR last year when he was a freshman and he was a beast then. We really, really need him to be a Razorback!
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