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2nd Region Week 10 Review

Basketball Jones
in KY Boys Basketball (High School)

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2nd Region Week 10 Review
 
There are no changes to the rankings but there could be a big change after Feb. 13 when co-leaders Lyon County and University Heights play in a rematch at Lyon County. University Heights beat Lyon County by 10 on Jan. 10 in the Second Region All "A" Classic. Speaking of big games, Henderson County knocked off McCracken County in a résumé-building win Saturday during what was a relatively light schedule for regional squads last week. Over at Lyon County, junior guard Travis Perry continued to make history. The state's second all-time leading scorer with one high school season still to play, set the Kentucky all-time record for 3-pointers made when he connected on his eighth basket from long range in a win against Crittenden County. That gave him 464 career 3-pointers, erasing the previous mark of 463 set by Dylan James of Sheldon Clark. Lyon County's Ty Rogers is fifth all-time with 407.
 
Regional Rankings:
 
1. Lyon County (19-5) The defending regional champion won its first game of the week, beating Crittenden County, 95-50, then beat Caldwell County, 91-63 on Saturday. Travis Perry scored 29 points against Crittenden County and erupted for 37 against Caldwell County. Perry, averaging 30.6 points per game, ranking third statewide, now has 3,925 career points, just 412 behind legendary leader Kelly "King" Coleman (4,337 points from 1953-56 at Wayland). The Lyons are 11-1 versus regional competition and 6-0 against the Fifth District. They have beaten Mason County in a split, Ballard, Ohio County, South Warren, Harlan County, Covington Holy Cross, LaRue County and North Laurel. Losses have come against Mason County, Great Crossing, North Oldham, Lexington Catholic and University Heights.
 
1. University Heights (16-8): Beat Hopkins County Central, 69-51, and Christian County, 59-41. They have wins against Lyon County, Henderson County and Murray. Their two regional losses have come by one at Madisonville-North Hopkins and by two in an earlier meeting versus Christian County. Other losses came against Bowling Green, Owensboro and Ohio County. They are 9-2 in the region and 1-1 in the Eighth District.
 
3. Henderson County (17-7): The Colonels went 2-0 for the week. They beat Muhlenberg County 57-41 and handed McCracken County just its third loss of the season, 47-39. Beat Madisonville-North Hopkins by 21 in December and are 5-2 in regional action, with another win coming against Christian County. Their regional losses came against Webster County and University Heights. Have beaten Calloway County and Ohio County outside the region. Thery are 1-1 in the Sixth District.
 
4. Madisonville-North Hopkins (17-7): The Maroons won their only game of the week, beating Caldwell County for the second time in eight days. They've beaten University Heights, Christian County, Hopkinsville, Hopkins County Central and Webster County. They are 10-3 against the region, 5-0 vs. the Seventh District.
 
5. Christian County (12-10): The Colonels lost to district rival University Heights in the only game of the week. They are 5-4 against regional opponents and 4-1 in the Eighth District. They had already beaten University Heights by two and Hopkinsville twice. Their in-state losses have come against the likes of  Madisonville-North Hopkins, Paducah Tilghman, Bowling Green and Lyon County.
 
6. Hopkinsville (9-14): The Tigers beat Fort Campbell for the second time 93-40 with 21 points from KeiMarion Smith, but they've played a tough schedule. Beat Webster County by 10 and beat Madisonville-North Hopkins by 15 in a season split. They beat Owensboro. They have tough losses against Lyon County, Ohio County, Henderson County and McCracken County. Also lost to Murray, Warren Central, DeSales and Bowling Green twice. They are 5-5 in the region. Have also beaten Webster County.
 
7. Webster County (12-9): The Trojans had the week off. Among their regional wins are Henderson County, Hopkins County Central, Crittenden County and Trigg County. They are 7-4 against the region, 2-0 versus the Sixth District.
 
8. Hopkins County Central (11-12): The Storm lost their only game of the week to University Heights. They are 6-5 against the region including wins against Trigg County, Union County and Livingston Central.
 
9. Crittenden County (11-13): The Rockets went 0-2 last week. They have wins over Trigg County and Union County. They are 6-6 vs. the region.
 
10. Trigg County (10-12): The Wildcats went 1-0, stopping a five-game losing streak. They have beaten Union County by 16 and Livingston Central by 25. They are 3-7 vs. the region.
 
11. Union County (10-11): The Braves lost their only game. They are 7-6 vs. the region. Have beaten Livingston Central, Dawson Springs and Caldwell County.
 
12. Livingston Central (5-15): The Cardinals were idle last week. They've lost seven straight but defeated Dawson Springs, Caldwell County and Fort Campbell. They are 4-10 vs. the region.
 
13. Dawson Springs (8-16): The Panthers went 0-2 for the week. Beat Caldwell County by two in an earlier meeting and has beaten Fort Campbell three times. They are 5-10 vs. the region.
 
14. Caldwell County (4-16): The Tigers lost both games last week. They beat Fort Campbell by one earlier in the season. They are 3-12 vs. the region.
 
15. Fort Campbell (4-15): The Falcons lost their only game of the week. They are 0-9 vs. the region.
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