Inside 5th Region (12/22/14)

1.Taylor County (9-0):

The Cardinals remained undefeated this past week and continued to show why they are the team to beat in the 5^th region. One of Taylor County’s win was a barnburner against Wayne County in the King of the Bluegrass.

Taylor County will look to continue their success as they finish up the King of the Bluegrass this week before heading to Florida for the Villages Classic.

2.Bardstown (3-4):

Although the Tigers are 3-4 and are on a two game skid, they are the defending region champions.

Bardstown will look to get back on track as they finish up the King of the Bluegrass this week before heading to Bowling Green for the Meijer Holiday Classic.

3.Caverna (7-1):

The Colonels have been on a roll since the season started and was just a 1 point loss away from being 8-0.

The Colonels will look to continue their success this week as they will finish up with the Breckinridge County Christmas tournament before heading to Barren County for the Trojan Classic.

4.Bethlehem (7-1):

The Eagles are another team that’s been on a roll since the start of the season. Bethlehem’s only loss came to Taylor County who won 77-58.

Bethlehem will look to stay on track when they head to LaRue County for the National Guard Holiday Classic where they will open up with Carlisle County at 4:30 PM on December 29^th.

5.North Hardin (7-2):

The Trojans started the season 4-0 before getting their first loss but bounced back going 3-1 last week.

North Hardin will head to Pulaski County to participate in the Lake Cumberland Classic next week. The Lake Cumberland Classic will be held at all three Pulaski county schools…Pulaski County, Somerset and Southwestern

6.Marion County (3-4):

The Knights have been up and down since the start of the 2014/15 season.

Marion County will head to Campbellsville next week to participate in the Food Pantry Holiday Classic, they will open up with Elizabethtown on December 26^th at 5:30 PM.

7.Nelson County (3-4):

The Cardinals started the season off good but has since went bad, going 1-3 in their last 4 games.

Nelson County will look to get back on track this week when they finish up with the Baptist Health and Sports Rehab Classic at Webster County before hosting the Nelson County Classic next week.

8.Elizabethtown (2-6):

The Panthers have struggled this season and stand at 2-6 but they are undefeated in their region.

Elizabethtown will look to finally get on the winning side of ways when they head to Campbellsville to participate in the Food Pantry Holiday Classic. They will open up with Marion County on December 26^th at 5:30 PM.

9.Adair County (3-4):

The Indians started off slowly but have since seem to have gotten on track. The Indians picked up two wins last week over Campbellsville and Cumberland County, bringing their record to 3-4.

Adair County will look to keep things rolling as they head to Campbellsville to participate in the Campbellsville Food Pantry Holiday Classic, they will open up with Central Hardin at 4 PM on December 26^th.

10.Green County (3-7):

The Dragons have struggled so far this season but are 2-3 in their last 5 games.

Maybe some needed rest will help the Dragons as they are not scheduled to return to action until January.