1. Trinity 88.1%, 89-12, 5 titles

2. Boyle Co. 88%, 88-12, 4 titles

3. Danville 85.1%, 86-15, 3 titles

4. Male 84%, 79-15, 1 title

5. St. X 84%, 79-15, 1 title

6. Rockcastle Co. 83.1%, 79-16, 0 titles

7. Beechwood 80.8%, 76-18, 1 title

8. Bowling Green 80.2%, 73-18, 0 titles

9. Russell 80%, 76-19, 1 title

10. NCC 79.8%, 79-20, 2 titles

I'm suprised Highlands isn't on there. Is that because of the Nevels deal?

The amazing thing is Boyle County is still number 2 regardless of losing 10 games (or 83% of their losses) over the past 3 seasons.

I'm suprised Highlands isn't on there. Is that because of the Nevels deal?

 

Highlands won loss record has not been outstanding with the schedules they have been playing, plus they only have 2 titles in that time.

I'm suprised Highlands isn't on there. Is that because of the Nevels deal?

I'm sure you meant Mitchell:flame:

I'm sure you meant Mitchell:flame:

 

 

Maybe Stowers?

 

:lol:

Maybe Stowers?

 

:lol:

why stop there?

Yeah... but how many of those Trinity wins should not count as they were not the better team.

Lexington Catholic has to be named going 78-12 since 2000. That is an 87% winning.

Lexington Catholic has to be named going 78-12 since 2000. That is an 87% winning.

Huh? I've got them as 58-32, 64.4%.

Huh? I've got them as 58-32, 64.4%.

 

 

Did they have some wins taken away from them during one season in the early part of the decade?

Yes.

The Rocks just keep on Rolling! Team of the decade...

I have to agree, the numbers don't lie. Trinity is the team of the 2000's thus far.

Pretty amazing that St. X and Male are in a dead heat......both teams in the same district.