1. Hopkinsville

2. Henderson County

3. University Heights

4. Madisonville-North Hopkins

5. Caldwell County

6. Christian County

7. Union County

8. Trigg County

9. Webster County

10. Hopkins County Central

 

 

1. Jaqualis Matlock- 6'5" Jr. (Hopkinsville)

2. Kaleb Duckworth- 6'3" Sr. (Henderson County)

3. Tra Edwards- 6'4" Sr. (Hopkinsville)

4. Quan Poindexter- 6'6" Sr. (Hopkinsville)

5. Cain Cooper- 6'5" Sr. (Henderson County)

6. David Simmons- 6'2" Jr. (Henderson County)

7. Jaiveon Eaves- 6'2" Soph. (Madisonville-North Hopkins)

8. Lamontas Johnson- 6'3" Sr. (University Heights)

9. Nick Chaykowsky- 6'1" Sr. (Union County)

10. Eli Pepper- 6'8" Jr. (Caldwell County)

Looks like Hopkinsville and Henderson County may be head and shoulders ahead of everyone else.

Looks like Hopkinsville and Henderson County may be head and shoulders ahead of everyone else.

 

They share the top six players. Pretty impressive.

Is EJ Sindelar going to play basketball this season and if so how will he affect Caldwell County's status? How much better are they with him? Can they win the region with him?

They share the top six players. Pretty impressive.

 

 

That's almost better than Ballard having their starting 5 in the top 10.

That's almost better than Ballard having their starting 5 in the top 10.

 

Yep.

Is EJ Sindelar going to play basketball this season and if so how will he affect Caldwell County's status? How much better are they with him? Can they win the region with him?

 

From everything that I have heard, Sindelar is playing basketball this year. That will give them a very athletic, tall talent that can score in bunches, and that should not bode well for the competition.

Sindelar is a good player but the answer is no they won't win region with him. The gulf between Hoptown and Henderson and then the rest of the region is as wide as the Grand Canyon.