Bluegrasspreps.com 3rd Region Week 4 Review

1. Muhlenberg County Mustangs (6-1) – UP 1 - The Mustangs punched their ticket to the 3^rd Region tournament this week, with a 52-41 win over Mclean County.  Nash Divine had 19 and Issac Rose stepped into a larger role due to injuries with 13.  Muhlenberg has games against Madisonville and Caldwell County scheduled this week.

2. Owensboro Catholic Aces (8-2) – DOWN 1 - The Aces split their 2 games this week but have lost 2 out of their last 3.  They opened the week with a win over Christian County.  Brian Griffith stayed hot to lead Catholic with 27 points.  Over the weekend, they lost to University Heights, a team they had beaten earlier in the year.  This week they picked up a great big time opponent in Evansville Bosse.  Bosse was #3 in class 3A Indiana last week.

3. Owensboro Red Devils (2-1) – SAME - The Devils got big games from Amari Robinson Wales (20 points) and Kenyatta Carbon (18 points) in their win over Breckinridge this past week.  Unfortunately, due to a positive test, Owensboro has had to go back in quarantine.  Their next game isn’t unit February 9^th against Muhlenberg County.

4. Meade County Greenwave (5-1) – SAME - Meade split their games this week, suffering their first loss of the season to Henderson County to open the week.  They bounced back with a nice district win over Hancock County.  Cam Armstead and Cannon Decker led the way with 14 points each.  The Waves can secure the #1 seed in the 11^th district with a win over Cloverport in a few weeks.  They have a tough week scheduled this week with games against Grayson County, CAL and ETown.

5. Mclean County Cougars (6-4) – SAME - The Cougars hold the 5 spot despite going 0-2 this week.  They lost games to Muhlenberg and Crittenden County in overtime.  Even in defeat, the Cougars were very competitive in both contests.  They look to bounce back this week with games against Daviess County and Dawson Springs.

6. Grayson County Cougars (6-3) – SAME - Grayson split games this week, losing to Butler County to open their week.  They bounced back with a win over Nelson County.  Keagan Sharp led the Cougars with 13 in the win.  They have 3 home games this week against Meade County, Butler County and North Bullett.

7. Edmonson County Wildcats (4-2) – SAME - The Wildcats are in quarantine at the moment.  They are scheduled to return to action against Whitesville Trinity on Friday.

8. Ohio County Eagles (4-5) – SAME - Ohio County put an end to their 4 game losing streak with back to back wins over Apollo and Breckinridge County.  Josh Manning had big games beyond the arc to lead the way for the Eagles.  Over the weekend they dropped a game to John Hardin.  They have Whitesville Trinity and Central Hardin scheduled this week.

9. Apollo Eagles (2-7) – UP 2 - Apollo got their 2^nd win of the season on the road at South Warren to open the week.  They followed that up by battling Ohio County, before falling to a red hot shooting performance from the Eagles.  Cameron Frantz had a great week for Apollo with 19  points against South Warren and 23 against Ohio County.  Apollo has a tough week scheduled with Henderson County, Daviess County and Lyon County this week.

10. Daviess County Panthers (2-4) – DOWN 1 - Daviess County came out of a long quarantine this week with a loss to South Warren.  They will seek their first win in nearly a month with games against Mclean County, Apollo and Warren East this week.

11. Butler County Bears (1-4) – UP 1 - The Bears got their first win of the season this week against Grayson County.  Solomon Fleener and Leevi McMillin both had 15 points in the win.  Unfortunately for Butler County, they had now gone back into quarantine for the time being.

12. Hancock County Hornets (1-5) – DOWN 2 - After losses to Meade County and Allen County Scottsville, the Hornets have now lost 5 games in a row.  They will look to end their skid with games against Breckinridge County and Edmonson County this week.

13. Breckinridge County Tigers (2-7) – SAME - The Tigers dropped games to Owensboro and Ohio County this past week.  They only have one game scheduled this week, a district matchup at home against Hancock County.

14. Whitesville Trinity Raiders (2-5) – SAME - The Raiders split games this week with a loss to Hart County, followed up with a win over Hopkins Central.  Landon Huff is off to a great start for the Raiders, putting up 18 points per game.  They look to keep the momentum going this week with games against Ohio County, Edmonson County and Bethlehem.

15. Cloverport Aces (0-9) – SAME - The Aces dropped their lone game of the week to Todd County Central.  They will look for their first win of the season against Walden, Shawnee and Allen County Scottsville this week.