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50 Greatest Programs in Kentucky History Part II (21-30)

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I'd say the 9th District has owned the 3rd Region.

 

Additionally it wasn't all that uncommon for the 3rd region final to be a rematch of the 9th district final. Nor was it uncommon for the 9th district runner up to win the 3rd region.

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Additionally it wasn't all that uncommon for the 3rd region final to be a rematch of the 9th district final. Nor was it uncommon for the 9th district runner up to win the 3rd region.

 

Very, very true!

While I understand what you are saying, my point was one district, in this case the 9th has owned a region, in this case the 3rd. As you are saying this Hardin Co district schools has been in more than one region, kinda of difficult for a district to own a region when you have been in 2 different regions. However, your point is noted.

 

From everything I can tell, the 5th Region before 1967 was the 6th. Schools from what is now the 5th Region were in the 8th Region up until 1932 or so. So even though the actual region number changed a couple times, it was still the same schools in it. The district with the Hardin Co. schools was probably 12 schools during the pre-consolidation period, with Meade Co. included with them.

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