1. North Laurel (15-4 overall, 6-0 vs. 13th Region opponents)

The Jaguars have reelednoff five straight wins with their only losses of the season coming against Greenwood, Covington Catholic, Ballard, and George Rogers Clark.

Juniors Reed Sheppard (26.3, 7.1) and Ryan Davidson 18.6, 6.3) continue to lead the way for North Laurel.

 

 

2. Knox Central (16-5, 2-1)

The Panthers keep rolling, picking up wins over Corbin and Tates Creek this past week. The trio of Jevonte Turner, Isaac Mills, and Gavin Chadwell have been hard to handle. Everyone is anxiously awaiting Knox Central’s home date with North Laurel on Feb. 15.

 

3. Harlan County (15-5, 5-2)

The Black Bears are a team that no one wants to play as well. They had a minor setback last week with a loss to Madison Southern at home but responded in a big way against Cordia. Harlan County defeated the Lions, 128-105 while sophomore Trent Noah (28.6, 9.7) scored a school-record 66 points during the game.

 

4. Bell County (14-3, 6-2)

The Bobcats are winners of four straight after Middlesboro and Estill County this past week. Bell County has a big game at home Tuesday against Harlan.

Cameron Burnett (20.4, 7.3) continues to lead the way for the Bobcats while Dalton Stepp (14.2) and Dawson Woolum (14.0) rounds out Bell County’s trio of double-digit scorers.

 

5. South Laurel (16-4, 5-3)

Jeff Davis has continued to work magic with his program by already guiding his Cardinals to a 13th Region-best 16 wins.

South Laurel captured its 11th consecutive win over Corbin on Saturday, and continues to be led by Parker Payne (13.8, 4.3).

 

6. Harlan (13-6, 4-1)

The Green Dragons are winners of four of their last five games. They’re coming off an 85-68 win over Paris. Jordan Akal continues to leadHarlan in scoring with a 16.6 scoring average.

 

7. Corbin (11-6, 3-6)

The Redhounds have currently lost four games in a row after falling to South Laurel Saturday, 70-65. Hayden Llewelyn continues to lead the way for Corbin with his 20.7 scoring average.

 

8. Williamsburg (12-6, 6-4)

The Yellow Jackets are 6-6 after starting the season with a 6-0 mark. Micah Steely (24.0, 7.9) continues to lead the way for Williamsburg while Martin Shannon is tossing in 14.1 points a contest.

 

9. Lynn Camp (10-6, 4-2)

The Wildcats’ are losers of two straight, but hope to turn in some district wins  this week. Micah Engle (27.1,  scored 43 points during their loss to Bkuegrass United. 

 

10. Oneida Baptist (7-8, 5-4)

Welcome to the top 10 Mountaineers. Oneida Baptist surprised many with their 54-37 road win against Barbourville last week. 

Isaiah Marcum leads OBI with an 18.1 scoring average while Kazim Faisal leads the team with a 13.3 rebound per game average.

 

Best of the Rest

 

11. Barbourville (10-4, 3-2)

 

12. Whitley County (7-9, 1-5)

 

13. Jackson County (12-5, 5-4)

 

14. Pineville (10-10, 3-5)

 

15. Clay County  (5-13, 3-5)

 

16. Middlesboro (7-12, 4-8)

 

17. Red Bird (2-12, 0-11)

Les, does Knox Central travel to Clark County in February as well?

17 minutes ago, Da champ said:

Les, does Knox Central travel to Clark County in February as well?

Yes, on 2/9/22.

4 hours ago, Da champ said:

Les, does Knox Central travel to Clark County in February as well?

Sorry for the delay. They do go on the road and play GRC on Feb. 9. 

I might have to check that one out.