1. Lyon County (14-0): Continuing to win in Week 5, Lyon County defeated Caldwell County, Livingston Central, Ballard Memorial and Calloway County. Freshman guard Travis Perry is averaging 28.4 points per game for the Lyons. Through 14 games, Perry has scored 398 points. As a team, Lyon County is shooting over 50 percent from the field. The Lyons are poised to take the floor for games against Owensboro Catholic (Feb. 8, away) and Union County (Feb. 9, home) in Week 6. 

 

2. Webster County (12-3): After claiming back-to-back wins over Union County and Henderson County, Webster County dropped a game to 3rd Region title contender Owensboro Catholic in Week 5. The Trojans have games on tap against Dawson Springs (Feb. 8, away), University Heights (Feb. 11, away) and Whitesville Trinity (Feb. 13, home). 

 

3. Madisonville-North Hopkins (5-3): The Maroons compiled a 2-2 record in Week 5, notching wins over Livingston Central and Caldwell County. Madisonville-North Hopkins suffered losses to Muhlenberg County and University Heights in Week 5. The Maroons are set to face Evangel Christian (Feb. 9, home) and Ohio County (Feb. 11, away) in Week 6. 

 

4. University Heights (3-6): Following a loss to Bowling Green, University Heights bounced back to beat Madisonville-North Hopkins in Week 5. University Heights is scheduled to host Caldwell County (Feb. 9) and Webster County (Feb. 11) in Week 6. 

 

5. Hopkinsville (2-2): The Tigers remained sidelined in Week 5. After opening the season 2-2 and being idle since January 27, Hopkinsville is scheduled to visit Crittenden County for its next game on February 16. 

 

6. Union County (9-6): The Braves lost two of three games in Week 5. In between losses to Webster County and Graves County, Union County topped Livingston Central. Union County is set to meet 1st Region frontrunner Lyon County (Feb. 9, away) and Daviess County (Feb. 11, home) in Week 6.  

 

7. Henderson County (5-7): South Warren, Webster County and McCracken County dealt the Colonels losses in Week 5. Henderson County is scheduled to visit Hancock County (Feb. 8 and Evansville Bosse (Feb. 10) in Week 6. 

 

8. Christian County (0-4): The Colonels remain sidelined after opening the 2020-21 boys' high school basketball season 0-4. Christian County is slated to visit Hopkinsville on February 20. 

 

9. Crittenden County (6-4): Continuing to win in Week 5, Crittenden County knocked off Hopkins County Central 68-51. Crittenden County has won five of its last six games. The Rockets are scheduled to meet Dawson Springs (Feb. 9, home; Feb. 11, away) and Caldwell County (Feb. 13, away) in Week 6. 

 

10. Caldwell County (3-10): The Tigers dropped games to Lyon County, Madisonville-North Hopkins and Muhlenberg County in Week 5. Caldwell County is set to face University Heights (Feb. 9, away), Trigg County (Feb. 11, home) and Livingston Central (Feb. 12, away) in Week 6. 

 

11. Trigg County (4-5): The Wildcats have been sidelined since late-January. Trigg County is scheduled to visit Livingston Central for its next game on February 15.

 

12. Livingston Central (2-11): The Cardinals lost four games in Week 5, falling to Carlisle County, Madisonville-North Hopkins, Lyon County and Union County. Livingston Central is scheduled to host Hickman County (Feb. 9), Caldwell County (Feb. 12) and Christian Fellowship (Feb. 13) in Week 6. 

 

13. Hopkins County Central (0-4): The Storm lost to Crittenden County in Week 5. Currently sidelined, Hopkins County Central is scheduled to host Caldwell County for its next game on February 16. 

 

14. Dawson Springs (0-5): The Panthers dropped back-to-back games in Week 5, falling to Christian Fellowship and McLean County. Dawson Springs is scheduled to face Webster County (Feb. 8, home), Crittenden County (Feb. 9, away; Feb. 11, home) and Todd County Central (Feb. 13, away) in Week 6. 

Lyon needs to cut down the minutes on the starters. They are trying to put up big numbers when the games are decided. They have a good team but if one goes down in a blow out it will really hurt them.