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Most Accomplished Kentucky Boys BBall Players Since 2000

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Kelan Martin(6’6 Small Forward/Class of 2014/Louisville Ballard)- Led Ballard to a runner up finish in the 2013 Sweet Sixteen as a Junior. Losing to Dominique Hawkins and Kenjah Bosley(very underrated as well) of Madison Central. 1st team all state and KY All Star participant as a Senior. Signed with Butler University. 1st team All Big East as a Senior. Averaging 21 ppg. Was 2nd team All Big East as a Sophomore and Junior. 2nd all time in career points at Butler with 2,000+ points scored. Went unselected in the 2018 NBA draft. But has appeared in 96 career games with the Timberwolves, Pacers, & Celtics. 

Justin Johnson(6’7 Power Forward/Class of 2014/Perry County Central)- Graduated sixth all time in state history in total rebounds with 1519. 1st team All State as a Senior. Named a KY All Star after graduation. Signed with WKU and lead them in scoring and rebounding for 3 straight years. (First player to do that since Scottsville’s Jim McDaniels did it from 1968-1971.) Was second team Conference USA as a junior and first team Conference USA as a senior. Finished #10 all time in scoring at WKU with 1715 points and #5 all time in rebounding with 1057 boards. One of only 5 players to accomplish 1000 & 1000 as a Hilltopper. Played professionally over seas.

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