BluegrassPreps.com 12th Region Week 11 Rankings and Review

We head into the final week of the regular season with Pulaski County finally losing, Lincoln County surging with a win over arch-nemesis Boyle County, district tournaments being finalized, and some outstanding individual performances. 

Team Rankings      

1. Pulaski County – The Maroons were the last team in Kentucky to record a loss, but they finally did as they fell to mighty North Laurel. They then proceeded to unleash their wrath in two blowouts against Southwestern and Russell County. Pulaski remains atop the three favorites in the region. They face Mercer County and Boyle County this week. Their district schedule is over and they are locked into face four seed Casey County. 

2. Lincoln County – The Patriots exacted revenge against the Boyle County Rebels and followed that up with wins over Danville and Great Crossing. Evan Smith and Tramane Alcorn led the balanced offensive attack against the Rebels with 11 points each. Now Boyle and Lincoln each have a loss to each other, their only losses in the district. Lincoln finishes their regular season schedule with Lexington Catholic and Casey County. 

3. Boyle County – The Rebels fell in the rematch Lincoln County, losing by 8 on the road. They bounced back to defeat both Danville and East Jessamine. Luke Imfeld’s average is up to 21.5 points per game. They close out the regular season with Wayne County, Danville Christian and Pulaski County. 

4. Rockcastle County – The Rockets won twice last week as they defeated Mercer County by 8 then Bell County in overtime by 3. Matthew Chasteen had 21 points and 15 rebounds in the win over Bell County. They play Wayne County and Russell County to close the regular season and are locked in as the 3 against Somerset in the district tournament.  

5. West Jessamine – The Colts fell on the road to Woodford County but rebounded with a win over crosstown rival East Jessamine and a double overtime win over Wayne County. Drew Marshall continues to step into the leader roll with 23 points against Wayne County.  They face Dunbar and Garrard County this week and have clinched the one seed in the district.  

6.  Danville Christian – Danville Christian’s week is representative of how super competitive things are in the 45^th. Last week they split games with Garrard County, both teams winning on their home floor, defeated out of district Casey County and lost by 3 at Danville. They face Boyle County in their last district game before playing McCreary Central.  

7.  Wayne County – The Cardinals fell to Somerset by 6 and in double overtime to West Jessamine before beating Barbourville. They have three road games at Boyle County, Rockcastle County, and Lexington Catholic to end the year. 

8.  McCreary Central – The Raiders defeated Barbourville and Clinton County last week. They play Casey County and Danville Christian this week.  

9.  Garrard County – The Golden Lions split games with DCA last week and got a win over Taylor County and a loss to Anderson County. They face Somerset and West Jessamine this week.  

10. Danville – The Ads defeated DCA but fell to the two district leaders, Boyle and Lincoln. They close the regular season out against Russell County, Somerset, and East Jessamine.  

11.  Mercer County  

12. Somerset 

13.  Casey County  

14. Somerset Christian  

15.  Southwestern  

16.  East Jessamine  

17.  Burgin