Playing within the competitive environment of the Grind Session, McCracken County (KY) delivered a poised and controlled performance to secure a 79–61 win over New Madrid County Central (MO). From the opening minutes, McCracken County established defensive intensity and offensive balance, using disciplined execution and consistent pressure to build separation and maintain control throughout the contest.

Miles Woodfork earned Player of the Game honors after leading all scorers with 26 points while adding timely defensive plays, finishing with two steals. His ability to score efficiently and set the tone offensively anchored McCracken County’s attack. Supporting contributions came from Jayden Williams, who orchestrated the offense with 18 points, 7 assists, and 5 rebounds, and Issiac Smith, who controlled the paint with 14 points and 9 rebounds.

New Madrid County Central was led by Aaron Adams, who finished with 23 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists while consistently applying pressure on the offensive end. Despite the effort, McCracken County’s depth, ball movement, and ability to execute in key moments proved decisive, underscoring the level of preparation and competitiveness that defines Grind Session play.