1.Christian County (24-6):

The Colonels picked up two wins last week to end the regular season. Christian County actually won both games by double figures, defeating Muhlenberg County 82-62 and Marshall County 63-50.

 

2.Hopkinsville (23-6):

Hoptown finishes the regular season at 23-6 after splitting games last week. The Tigers defeated McCracken County 65-58 and then would play #2 nationally ranked, Findlay Prep out of Las Vegas NV at Marshall County. Findlay Prep would win but not before Hoptown through everything they had at them in a losing effort, 94-75.

 

3.University Heights (13-14):

UHA defeated Union County 75-62 last Tuesday to end the regular season on a good note….On another note, the Blazers will open up district play with none other than #1 Christian County on Tuesday….

 

4.Henderson County (20-9):

Henderson County has rallied for 3 straight wins since losing 3 of their previous 4 games.

 

5.Hopkins County Central (21-9):

The Storm is tearing up jack as of late, in fact, the entire 2^nd half of the season. Hopkins County Central has only lost 3 games since the new year rang in.

 

6. Caldwell County (16-13)

7. Livingston Central (17-13)

8. Lyon County (15-12)

9. Dawson Springs (16-14)

10. Webster County (16-13)

11. Madisonville North-Hopkins (13-14)

12. Union County (8-21)

13. Fort Campbell (4-23)

14. Crittenden County (7-23)

15. Trigg County (8-18)

I now agree that the Falcons are better than Trigg now they beat them last week

I now agree that the Falcons are better than Trigg now they beat them last week

 

Me too

Remarkable that district 8 could be so dominant. And I don't see it changing next year though I do see heights jumping christian county.