Press release was sent out to a small number of media outlets. The inaugural year for the tournament will be 2018/2019. There will be both boys and girls tournaments.

 

They are currently looking into venue options, but they have set the tournament dates for January 17-20, 2019.

 

The tournament will be open to teams from schools whose enrollments make them too big to compete in the All 'A', and whose enrollments are also less than 1,000 students.

Does this need an ®️ symbol?

Does this need an ®️ symbol?

 

Their board has registered the name as a trademark.

won't the 9th region only have 2 or 3 teams in it?

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I have a list of the eligible teams but can’t post it from my phone.

I heard up to 45 schools have committed to the tournament.

Christian County, Hopkinsville, Warren Central Wayne County, Perry County Central, Lexington Catholic,Mason County, will be the pool that wins it every year.

Christian County, Hopkinsville, Warren Central Wayne County, Perry County Central, Lexington Catholic,Mason County, will be the pool that wins it every year if they choose to participate.

This is dumb IMO.

Christian County, Hopkinsville, Warren Central Wayne County, Perry County Central, Lexington Catholic,Mason County, will be the pool that wins it every year if they choose to participate.

Perry and Mason County will have to ramp up the current programs if they are going to compete with the other teams on your list.

I like it. We need classes for all sports just like football. If 95% of all the other states in the country have classes for all their sports why doesn’t KY?

This is dumb IMO.

 

Eh. It is a mid-season tournament, nothing more. More power to them.

I think Holmes falls into this category, people seem to think they are still a large school and they are not, I believe they are in the 900s.

I like it. We need classes for all sports just like football. If 95% of all the other states in the country have classes for all their sports why doesn’t KY?

 

Because those other states have thousands of schools where Kentucky only have 200 and something. Classes for basketball will water down the state title and not make it mean much. Nobody will ever know the true state champ. Let’s just give everyone a trophy and a participation ribbon while we’re at it.