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2nd Region Week 13 Review and Tournament Preview

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2nd Region Week 13 Review and Tournament Preview
 
Highlights: Lyon County became the first team in 5th District history to win five tournament titles in a row with a 41-point win over Trigg County in the final. Previously, Trigg County won four in a row ending in 2016, Lyon County won four consecutive ending in 2002 and Livingston Central won four successive ending in 1980. The Lyons' winning margin is the largest in a Fifth District final in 28 years. Jack Reddick, returning from injury that forced him out a spate of games, led the Lyons in the district final with 22 points and Travis Perry added 20. Bradin Nelson, freshly eligible after the KHSAA denied his eligibility following last year's transfer from Webster County, added 13 points, nine assists and seven rebounds in his season debut. He's finally eligible after sitting out the regular season. WORTH NOTING: Madisonville-North Hopkins' 14 straight district tournament titles is the longest active streak in Kentucky, one ahead of Pleasure Ridge Park (13). 
 
5th District Tournament final: Lyon County def. Trigg County, 88-47
6th District Tournament final: Henderson County def. Webster County, 60-54
7th District Tournament final: Madisonville-North Hopkins def. Hopkins County Central, 73-49
8th District Tournament final: Christian County def. Hopkinsville, 64-56
 
REGIONAL TOURNAMENT AT MADISONVILLE-NORTH HOPKINS
 
WEDNESDAY FIRST ROUND
Webster County (17-12) vs. Christian County (18-12), 6 pm
Hopkins County Central (14-17) vs. Lyon County (27-5), 7:30 pm
 
THURSDAY FIRST ROUND
Trigg County (15-16) vs. Henderson County (21-8), 6 pm
Hopkinsville (13-16) vs. Madisonville-North Hopkins (22-9), 7:30 pm
 
MARCH 6 SEMIFINALS
 
Webster Co.-Christian Co. winner vs. Hopkins County Central vs. Lyon Co. winner, 6 pm
Trigg Co.-Henderson Co. winner vs. Hopkinsville-Madisonville North Hopkins winner, 7:30 pm
 
MARCH 7 FINAL 6 PM
 
Outlook: There are some hot teams ready to take the stage. It looks like an easy path to the final for regional No. 1 Lyon County with no other team in the top four of the final regional rankings in its half of the bracket. The defending champion Lyons, who've lost just one contest against a regional opponent (ousted University Heights) and have won 13 straight games, beat every team in its side of the bracket by at least 10 points during the season. They are at what can be considered full strength for the first time all season. There are three teams in the top six appearing in the lower bracket, No. 3 Henderson County and No. 4 Madisonville-North Hopkins vs. No. 6 Hopkinsville. Madisonville-North Hopkins has won eight of its last 10 games and plays on its home floor. Henderson County has won nine of its last 11. Favorite: Lyon County. Sleeper: Henderson County. Darkhorse: Madisonville-North Hopkins.
 
FINAL REGULAR SEASON REGIONAL RANKINGS (unchanged)
 
1. Lyon County
 
2. University Heights
 
3. Henderson County
 
4. Madisonville-North Hopkins
 
5. Christian County
 
6. Hopkinsville
 
7. Webster County
 
8. Hopkins County Central
 
9. Crittenden County
 
10. Trigg County
 
11. Union County
 
12. Livingston Central
 
13. Dawson Springs
 
14. Caldwell County
 
15. Fort Campbell
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