1. George Rogers Clark

W – Paris (66-56)
W – Benton, IL (69-53)
W – Paul Laurence Dunbar (80-44)

The Cardinals have a record of 13-1. They faced a scare against district opponent Paris. The Greyhounds led Clark 30-24 at the half, but Clark led 50-47 at the end of the third. Reshaun Hampton led the Cards with 28 points (5 threes) and 11 rebounds. Montez Gay followed with 11 points. Hampton had 27 points with 5 threes again against Benton, IL. Hampton is shooting 45.9% from three and averaging 19.6 points and 4.9 rebounds per game.

2. Campbell County

W – Bracken County (79-33)
W – Augusta (48-41)
W – Conner (75-53)

The Camels have a record of 10-2. Thirteen players scored in their win over Bracken County. Three players scored in double figures in their home win over Augusta. Broc Sorgenfrei led with 13. Connor Weinel had 12 points and 8 rebounds. Sorgenfrei again led the Camels with 19 points over Conner. Brent Sowder’s squad is well balanced. Connor Weinel leads the team averaging 14.8 points and 9 rebounds per game. He is certainly making his case for region player of the year.

3. Mason County

W – Rowan County (63-60)
W – Powell County (99-57)
L – Fleming County (58-61)

The Royals have a record of 9-5. Blake Reed, the 10th Region’s all-time leading scorer, only played 18 minutes against Rowan County and has not played the last two games due to “coach’s decision”. There has been no word on what led to the decision. Before the season, Reed was on pace to become possibly the state’s second all-time leading scorer, passing Kelly Coleman and tailing Travis Perry. Reed has 3,726 career points and is averaging 18.8 points. Jake Feldhaus is having a breakout year. He had 18 points in their win over Rowan County. He is averaging 12.6 points and 7.6 rebounds which leads the team. Cayden Reed has been the straw that stirs the drink for the Royals. He is second in both scoring and rebounds with 14.3 and 5.5 and leads the team in assists and steals. Carter McClanahan is still out battling a reoccurring hip injury

4. Augusta

L – Campbell County (41-48)
W – Paris (87-55)

The Panthers have a record of 8-4. The traveled to Claryville and came up seven points short of the Camels. Conner Snapp led with 21 points. Kylan Hinson had 10 and 4. The Panthers played Paris in the first round of the All “A” Classic at Nicholas County. Kylan Hinson led with 24 points. Devante Jefferson had his best game of the season with 20 points. Kylan Hinson is averaging 19.6 and 6.2. Conner Snapp and Keeton Bach follow with 16.4 and 14.1. Keeton Bach is shooing an outstanding 52.4% from three.

5. Scott

W – Pendleton County (66-50)

The Eagles have a record of 8-7. Connor Griffin led with 20 points and 11 rebounds over Pendleton County. Dylan Giffen and Jon Evans followed with 10 each. Xarek Sarakatsannis leds the team with 14.2 points per game, followed by Griffin and Giffen at about 12 ppg.

6. Bourbon County

Did not play. The Colonels have a record of 7-6. The Colonels lost three straight in the White, Greer & Maggard Holiday Classic at Lexington Catholic. Kade Hilander leads the team, averaging 13 points and 6.2 rebounds.

7. Montgomery County

L – Frederick Douglass (54-80)

The Indians have a record of 7-9. They were running-clocked by Frederick Douglass for the second time this season. The Indians have had battled injuries with several different players and are still looking to find their rhythm under coach Jason Mays. Luke Fawns leads the team, averaging 19.5 points per game and Tyce Jarvis follows with 13.1. The two also the team’s leading rebounders.

8. Harrison County

Did not play. The Thorobreds have a record of 3-9. Kaydon Custard has been cleared to play, but it’s unsure if he will be back in the lineup right away. Custard was injured in their third game of the season and has been out since with a broke hand. Elijah Harris leads the team with 14.2 points per game and Mason Smiley follows with 11.2 ppg. Garrett Wilson and Braxton Grubb are the leading rebounders with 6.3 per game.

9. Nicholas County

W – Bishop Brossart (57-43)

The Bluejackets have a record of 7-7. The defeated Bishop Brossart in the opening round of the All “A” Classic. Wyatt Clark led with 18 points. Braxton Martin had 14 points.

10. Pendleton County

L – Scott (50-66)
L – Benton, IL (39-63)

The Wildcats have a record of 7-7.

11. Paris

L – George Rogers Clark (56-66)
L – Augusta (55-87)

The Greyhounds are 4-9. The nearly upset GRC and were leading at halftime. Monte Jackson led with 18 and Elijah Webb had 13 points. Jakari Ransom had 12 but was injured during the game. Ransom did not play in the All “A” Classic game vs. Augusta. Webb and Jackson both had 16 points in that one.

12. Bishop Brossart

L – Holmes (59-66)
L – Nicholas County (43-57)

The Mustangs are 3-10. Ben Doyle led with 15 points in their All “A” Classic game vs. Nicholas County. Parker Mulberry leads the team with 13.5 ppg.

13. Bracken County

L – Campbell County (33-79)
W – St. Patrick (87-41)
W – Calvary Christian (69-52)

The Polar Bears are 4-14.

14. Calvary Christian

L – Villa Madonna (38-47)
L – Bellevue (58-84)
L – Bracken County (52-69)

The Cougars are 3-11.

15. St. Patrick

L – Bracken County (41-87)
W – Robertson County (48-46)

The Saints are 1-8. They defeated Robertson County for the second time this season by winning the first round of the All “A” Classic.

16. Robertson County

W – St. Patrick (46-48)

The Black Devils are 2-10.

Nice work @brooksville.   We get #2 vs. #3 in the Fieldhouse on Tuesday night.  

My gut says we see Blake Reed back in uniform for that one.