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3rd Region Week 4 Review

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1. Ohio County Eagles (10-1) SAME

The Eagles swept all 3 games in their own tournament this weekend. They knocked off Todd County, Edmonson County and Henderson County to win the Dany Anis Classic. Tripp Manning again led the Eagles with 18 points in the title game against Henderson. The Eagles have 1 game against Louisville Atherton this week.

 

2. Breckenridge County Tigers (7-2) UP 1

The Tigers have split a pair of games down in Daytona this weekend. They dropped their opening contest to Ridge View, SC before bouncing back with a win against Prestonburg. They close play in Daytona on Monday against Fairdale before returning to Kentucky with a game at Grayson County.

 

3. Owensboro Red Devils (8-5) DOWN 1

The Devils struggled a bit this weekend down in the Bowling Green Holiday Tournament. They dropped close games to South Warren and Franklin Simpson before bouncing back to get a win over North Hardin. The Devils have a 9th District game Friday against Apollo before traveling to Central Hardin to take on E-Town.

 

4. Butler County Bears (8-0) SAME

The Bears were off this week and remain the region's only unbeaten team. They travel to Boyle County Monday and Metcalfe County on Friday.

 

5. Owensboro Catholic Aces (6-5) SAME

The Aces dropped their first 2 games in Logan County this weekend to Louisville Collegiate and Hoptown before ending their 3 game losing streak with a win over district foe Daviess County. The Aces have a game against Mclean County before entering All-A tournament action next weekend.

 

6. Muhlenberg County Mustangs (5-7) SAME

The Mustangs are losing games to very good competition but look to be improving from their difficult schedule. Outside of Owensboro, no team in the region has played a tougher schedule. They dropped all 3 games at Lexington Christian this weekend to Lincoln County, Lloyd Memorial and West Jessamine. The Stangs have a lone game against Franklin Simpson this week.

 

7. Mclean County Cougars (7-3) SAME

The Cougars won their only game this week, a blowout against Caverna. THey continue in the Hancock County tournament Monday with a game against Atherton before taking on Owensboro Catholic and heading to All-A tournament play.

 

8. Grayson County Cougars (4-7) UP 1.

Grayson County went 1-2 in Logan County this weekend, dropping contests to Hoptown and Clinton County. They scored their lone win of the tournament over Daviess County. The Cougars have games against Central Hardin and Breckenridge County this week.

 

9. Daviess County Panthers (5-8) DOWN 1

Daviess County went 0-3 in Logan County this weekend, losing games to Logan County, Grayson County and Owensboro Catholic. The Panthers get no break this week with another tough game against Logan County.

 

10. Meade County Greenwave (3-5) UP 1

The Waves went 1-0 this week with a good win over Warren East. Senior Mitchell Dozier recorded a double double in the win with 15 points and 11 boards. Meade has games against Bullet Central and Floyd Central, IN this week.

 

11. Hancock County Hornets (4-6) UP 1

The Hornets have won 3 of 4, recording 2 wins in their own Holiday tournament against Caverna and Allen County Scottsville. Coach Orr has this young Hornets team improving with every game. They open All-A tournament play against Whitesville Trinity this week.

 

12. Whitesville Trinity Raders (4-8) DOWN 2

The Raiders struggles continued into this week with losses to McCreary Central and Metcalfe County. They were able to end their 4 game win streak with a win over Williamstown. The Raiders have Cloverport and Hancock County this week in the All-A.

 

13. Edmonson County Wildcats (3-9) SAME

The Wildcats were able to end a 6 game losing streak with a win against Todd County Central. They dropped games against Henderson and Ohio County before that win. They head to All-A tournament play this week.

 

14. Apollo Eagles (0-11) SAME

Apollo dropped all 3 games in the Spencer County Indiana Holiday Tournament this week. The Eagles will hunt their first win of the season Monday, as they take on Dawson Springs before they play Owensboro on Friday.

 

15. Cloverport Aces (1-7) SAME

The Aces were off for this holidays this past week. They host Walden this week before heading into All-A Tournament play.

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