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KY High School Sports Trivia

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I think I've used up my guess quota and have narrowed it down for someone else to get the right answer, or Jumper Dad can come in with the answer since I think he's known it for a little while already.

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What was the first school in the state to have the championship for both girls basketball and boys basketball?

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What was the first school in the state to have the championship for both girls basketball and boys basketball?

 

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What was the first school in the state to have the championship for both girls basketball and boys basketball?

 

Laurel County?

Negative

 

I see now. There's a modern era (1975 when girls' basketball returned) and a peach-basket era one. I'll let someone else have it.

Laurel County?

 

Good Guess, that was the first team that I thought of.

What was the first school in the state to have the championship for both girls basketball and boys basketball?

 

Side question to this, how many teams have done this?

 

I know Warren Central has accomplished it. I'm sure Lex Cath has as well, but not sure of the FIRST.....

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