11th region Week 3 rankings and review

[LouHSJunkie]

Things in the 11th region are really heating up with lots of in region matchups this past week! Great Crossing, Lexington Catholic and Henry Clay all stayed undefeated while Bryan Station took their first loss. This week will start lots of big Holiday tournaments with Great Crossing and Frederick Douglass traveling to Fairdale for the King of the Bluegrass being the highlight. Will one of the 11th region schools take the crown and be the King I think the both have a very legit chance. Let's dive into the rankings.

1. Great Crossing (6-0)

Defeated western Hills 84-39

2. Lexington Catholic (7-0)

Defeated Paul Lawrence Dunbar 87-48

Defeated Saint Andrews FL. 85-49 

3. Frederick Douglass (4-1)

Defeated Montgomery County 86-45

4. Bryan Station (6-1)

Defeated Lafayette 79-39

Lost Woodford County 74-64

Defeated Moore 98-93

5. Madison Southern (5-1)

Defeated Jtown 96-69

Defeated Madison Central 73-53

Defeated Harrison County 84-70

6. Henry Clay (8-0)

Eastern Defeated 59-49

7. Sayre (4-1)

Defeated Western Hills 70-58

8. Lexington Christian (3-2)

Defeated Paul Lawrence Dunbar 80-63

9.Paul Lawrence Dunbar (4-4)

Lost Lexington Christian 80-63

Lost Lexington Catholic 87-48

Defeated Nicholas County 60-46

10. Madison Central (2-6)

Defeated Scott County 59-50

Lost Madison Southern 73-53

Lost North Hardin 71-52

11. Franklin County (4-3)

Lost East Jessamine 88-64

12. Scott County (2-6)

Lost Madison Central 59-50

Lost Collins 56-51

13.Western Hills (2-6)

Lost Great Crossing 84-39

Lost Sayre 70-58

Lost Shelby County 73-66

14. Lafayette (3-6)

Lost Bryan Station 79-39

Defeated Tates Creek 62-52

15. Tates Creek (1-7)

Lost Lafayette 62-52

Lost Highlands 87-60

16. Model (3-5)

Lost Knox Central 61-46

Defeated Robertson County 71-22

Defeated Somerset Christian 76-58

17. Berea (4-2)

Defeated Menifee County 75-57

18. Frankfort (1-4)

Lost Western 80-52

Lost Louisville Collegiate 59-50

19. Frankfort Christian has not played 

 

 

 

 

[Big Things Kentucky]

11th is going to insane. #BigThings