1. Knott County Central (20-6):

The Patriots ended the regular season, playing only one game, against Shelby Valley. The Patriots wouldn’t have a problem with the Wildcats as they rolled to a 73-61 victory. Camron Justice led the way with 28 points. Evan Hall added a double-double with 22 points and 10 boards.

 

The Patriots will now prepare to face the winner of June Buchanan and Jenkins in the first round of the 53^rd district tournament.

 

 

2. Cordia (22-7):

Much like Knott County Central, the Cordia Lions played just one game in the final regular season week of the 2013/14 season and it was a big one, against the Perry County Central Commodores. Cordia would pull out a 63-53 victory over the Dores making a statement for the 14^th region.

 

Cordia will now face off against Letcher County Central in the first round of the 53^rd district tournament.

 

 

3. Perry County Central (20-7):

The Commodores went 1-1 in the final regular season week of the season, picking up a 40 point win over Jackson County 89-49, who some will say could be the favorite of the 13^th region tournament. The Commodores would make their way to little ole Cordia to face off against the Lions in the final regular season game of the 2013/14 season. It’s a game that the Commodores would like to forget as they’d fall to the Lions 63-53.

 

Perry County Central will now get ready to face off against Buckhorn in the first round ofthe 54^th district tournament.

 

 

4. Hazard (23-6):

The Bulldogs would end the regular season on a 4 game win streak, winning all 4 games that got played last week. The Bulldogs got things started off with a 44-40 win over Shelby Valley. They would carry that momentum on over to the next 3 games where they defeated Jenkins 72-41, Breathitt County 76-50 and Powell County 90-73.

 

The Bulldogs will now prepare to face off against Leslie County in the first round of the 54^th district tournament.

 

 

5. Breathitt County (21-8):

The Bobcats ended the regular season week going 3-1, picking up victories over Harlan County 81-55, Owsley County 56-34 and Riverside Christian 81-79. The Bobcats loss came to Hazard, 76-50.

 

Breathitt County is now set to face off against Jackson City in the first round of the 55^th district tournament.

 

 

6. Buckhorn (20-7):

The Wildcats continued to their hot ways last week picking up 3 wins, defeating Letcher County Central 70-66, Jenkins 88-47 and Powell County 85-79 in overtime. Buckhorn is hot at the right time, on a 10 game win streak with their last loss coming to the team they face in the first round of the 54^th district tournament, Perry County Central 89-77.

 

 

7. Estill County (18-10):

Engineers went 2-1 in the final regular season week, defeating Menifee County 54-38 and Somerset 63-55 on senior night. The Engineers loss came to Harrison County 71-43.

 

Estill County will now prepare for a first round 56^th district matchup with Lee County, a team they have beat twice this season and have taken 4 of 5 from the Bobcats past two seasons.

 

 

8. Letcher County Central (16-12):

The Cougars ended the regular season week on a good note, going 2-1 in the final week. The Cougars picked up victories over Pike County Central 55-44 and Oneida Baptist Institute 81-62. The Cougars fell to Buckhorn 70-66 for their only loss of the week.

 

Letcher County Central will now prepare to face Cordia in the first round of the 53^rd district tournament, a team they fell to earlier in the season 69-68 in double overtime.

 

 

9. Wolfe County (15-10):

The Wolves ended the 2013/14 regular season week with 2 wins to extend their win streak to 3 games. The Wolves defeated Powell County 66-48 over in Stanton and defeated Lee County 80-50 over in Campton on senior night for the Wolves.

 

Wolfe County will now get ready to face off against Riverside Christian in the first round of the 55^th district tournament.

 

 

10. Leslie County (15-14):

Much like a lot of teams, the Leslie County Eagles ended the regular season on a good note picking up 3 wins while losing 0. The Eagles got things started with a 55-41 win over Jackson City. They would carry the momentum over on to the next two games, defeating June Buchanan 72-64 and Owsley County 56-49.

 

The Eagles will now prepare to face off against Hazard in the first round of the 54^th district tournament.

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