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Pick the best state championship game in past 5 years

CCHDynasty
in KY Boys Basketball (High School)

Which was the best state championship game? 53 members have voted

  1. 1. Which was the best state championship game?

    • 2011 Christian County
      47%
      25
    • 2012 Trinity
      0%
      0
    • 2013 Madison Central
      33%
      18
    • 2014 Covington Catholic
      16%
      9
    • 2015 Owensboro
      1%
      1

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2011. Rowan should have won in the first OT when a three was called a two on the court. Darrell Cross of Rowan hit the three at the end of the first OT to put it into Double OT and Anthony Hickey had the game winning assist to Kenja Bosley I believe as the horn sounded in Double OT.

 

Bosley played on 2013 state champ Madison Central.

2011 and 2013 are tied IMO. Had a tough time going against 2013 but Rupp was amazing in 2011.

I'm excited for this years Sweet 16, now that my Cardinals of Wayne have been eliminated ill be pulling for the region 12 representative.

Bosley played on 2013 state champ Madison Central.

Sorry wrong name. I can't remember the young man's name that hit that shot.

Holmes winning it all was the best. Followed by 2011. Although as stated earlier, the club from Morehead should have been crowned champ.
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