When talking about North-Eastern Kentucky, who comes to mind when you want to have a conversation about which school has the best home field advantage? Johnson Central? Raceland? Ashland? Below is the overall records, records at home, and records on the road whether it be neutral or away games. I have provided the records and the win percentage of each team from the start of the 2006 season until today. All records are per the KHSAA scoreboard and all percentages are rounded to the near whole percent. If there is a decimal percentage, that means they rounded to the same nearest percentage, so I showed who had the better percentage via the decimal percentage. I also added Pikeville into the list as well. This also includes the Playoffs.

 

Thoughts or comments?

 

Overall Records 2006-Present

1. Johnson Central 89-21 (81%)

2. Raceland 79-30 (72%)

3. Pikeville 76-35 (68%)

4. Russell 71-36 (66%)

5. Ashland 65-35 (65%)

6. Fairview 58-46 (56%)

7. Lawrence County 49-53 (48%)

8. Paintsville 44-55 (44%)

9. Rowan County 41-56 (42%)

10. Lewis County 34-58 (36.9%)

11. West Carter 34-59 (36.5%)

12. Boyd County 32-66 (33%)

13. Greenup County 24-70 (26%)

14. East Carter 22-69 (24%)

 

Home Records 2006-Present

1. Raceland 42-9 (82%)

2. Johnson Central 54-13 (81%)

3. Pikeville 46-14 (77%)

4. Ashland 42-15 (74%)

5. Russell 40-18 (69%)

6. Fairview 32-21 (60.3%)

7. Lawrence County 28-19 (59.5%)

8. Paintsville 26-25 (51%)

9. Rowan County 21-24 (47%)

10. West Carter 19-25 (43%)

11. Boyd County 19-30 (39%)

12. Lewis County 16-27 (37%)

13. Greenup County 12-35 (26%)

14. East Carter 10-31 (24%)

 

Road Records 2006-Present

1. Johnson Central 35-8 (81%)

2. Raceland 37-21 (64%)

3. Russell 31-18 (63%)

4. Pikeville 30-21 (59%)

5. Ashland 23-20 (53%)

6. Fairview 26-25 (51%)

7. Rowan County 20-32 (38.4%)

8. Lawrence County 21-34 (38.1%)

9. Paintsville 18-30 (37.5%)

10. Lewis County 18-31 (37%)

11. West Carter 15-34 (31%)

12. Boyd County 13-36 (27%)

13. Greenup County 12-35 (26%)

14. East Carter 12-38 (24%)

Edited October 21, 201411 yr by Little Ram

Look what I started! LOL

Seriously, good stuff Little Ram.

Look what I started! LOL

 

Got me thinking! LOL.

Nice information. I have to admit, some schools are not where I expected them to be.

Nice information. I have to admit, some schools are not where I expected them to be.

 

I agree. And that is part of the reason why I did it. I honestly thought that Ashland would be higher along with Lawrence County.

Great thread . info LR ! I would consider JCHS, Pikeville to be Eastern KY. schools myself but this is some great information.

Probably the best, most informative thread I have seen on here / bgp on NEKY Schools for quite a while. :thumb:

I agree. And that is part of the reason why I did it. I honestly thought that Ashland would be higher along with Lawrence County.

 

You have to consider that both of those teams have essentially had a guaranteed two losses for most of this sample size because they share a district w/ JC and Belfry respectively.

 

Now with that said, seeing LC w/ a 48% overall winning percentage and Ashland at only 65% is a bit surprising.

Great thread . info LR ! I would consider JCHS, Pikeville to be Eastern KY. schools myself but this is some great information.

Probably the best, most informative thread I have seen on here / bgp on NEKY Schools for quite a while. :thumb:

 

I thought many of the NEKY folks would find it interesting more than anything.

 

You have to consider that both of those teams have essentially had a guaranteed two losses for most of this sample size because they share a district w/ JC and Belfry respectively.

 

Now with that said, seeing LC w/ a 48% overall winning percentage and Ashland at only 65% is a bit surprising.

 

I thought so too. I thought about doing Belfry, Mayfield, Highlands, and Bowling Green to help show where each class stands against some elite programs.

I thought so too. I thought about doing Belfry, Mayfield, Highlands, and Bowling Green to help show where each class stands against some elite programs.

 

I for one would really like to see the expanded breakdown if you have time Little Ram! Thx:thumb:

I for one would really like to see the expanded breakdown if you have time Little Ram! Thx:thumb:

 

I will do that this evening! Any other teams you would like to see?

I will do that this evening! Any other teams you would like to see?

 

Maybe Beechwood, Owensboro, John Hardin, Male, Scott County.... How about that?:jump:

 

Thanks for your time!

Maybe Beechwood, Owensboro, John Hardin, Male, Scott County.... How about that?:jump:

 

Thanks for your time!

 

Yessir.

Overall Records 2006-Present

1. Highlands 114-11 (91%)

2. Bowling Green 106-14 (88%)

3. Mayfield 104-19 (85%)

4. Belfry 102-21 (82.93%)

5. John Hardin 97-20 (82.91%)

6. Scott County 94-21 (82%)

7. Beechwood 90-29 (76%)

8. Male 81-32 (72%)

9. Owensboro 77-31 (71%)

 

Home Records 2006-Present

1. Highlands 63-4 (94%)

2. Mayfield 59-5 (92%)

3. Bowling Green 52-6 (90%)

4. Belfry 59-9 (87%)

5. John Hardin 52-9 (85%)

6. Scott County 58-11 (84%)

7. Beechwood 51-14 (78%)

8. Owensboro 43-14 (75%)

9. Male 45-16 (74%)

 

Road Records 2006-Present

1. Highlands 51-7 (88%)

2. Bowling Green 54-8 (87%)

3. John Hardin 45-11 (80%)

4. Scott County 36-10 (78.2%)

5. Belfry 43-12 (78.18%)

6. Mayfield 45-14 (76%)

7. Beechwood 39-15 (72%)

8. Male 36-16 (69%)

9. Owensboro 34-17 (67%)

 

There ya go Purple88

^^^

 

Really puts the Highlands run into perspective. Wow!