Mother Nature got the best of the 3^rd Region schedule this week.  Outside a few games in the All-A Regional and a 10^th district battle between Ohio and Muhlenberg, the rest of the schedule was lost.  Things look all clear to open this week however, and that should mean that we'll get a regional showdown with Butler traveling to Daviess County on Tuesday.  The winner of that game will assume the regional favorite role for the rest of the season.  Muhlenberg County, Grayson County and Owensboro Catholic are right there in the next tier of teams and they have have tough schedules this week.  Grayson faces Owensboro Catholic on Tuesday.  That will tell us a little more about those second tier of teams.

 

1.Daviess County Panthers (8-3) – SAME

NO GAMES THIS WEEK

                The Panthers are set to host Butler County Tuesday before Owensboro on Friday.

 

 

2. Butler County Bears (6-7) - SAME

NO GAMES THIS WEEK

                The Bears are at Daviess County on Tuesday before traveling to Edmonson County Friday and Greenwood Saturday to take on Battle Ground Academy.

 

 

3. Muhlenberg County Mustangs (11-4) - SAME

1-0 (W 67-45) Ohio County

                The Mustangs got in a 10^th district game between the snows on Thursday, defeating Ohio County 67-45.  Gunnar Revelett led the way with 23 while Gavin Groves and Issac Coats each added 11.  Muhlenberg hosts Mclean County Tuesday before Henderson County on Friday.

 

 

4. Grayson County Cougars (11-3) – DOWN 1

NO GAMES THIS WEEK

                The Cougars have a road game at Owensboro Catholic on Tuesday before hosting Trinity on Friday and Breck County on Saturday.

               

 

5. Owensboro Catholic Aces (7-5) – SAME

2-0 (W 91-60) Whitesville Trinity & (W 76-49) Hancock County

                The Aces were able to work through the weather to get in the All-A tournament games, capturing another 3^rd Region All-A title.  Against Trinity, Solly Smith led the way with 20, while the Aces put 5 players in double figures.  Beickman, Carothers, Randolph and Ebelhar all reached double figures scoring.  In the win over Hancock on Sunday, Waryn Ebelhar led the way with 24.  The Aces host Madisonville tonight and Grayson Tuesday before traveling to Apollo on Friday.

 

 

6. Mclean County Cougars (10-5) – SAME

NO GAMES

                Mclean travels to Muhlenberg County on Tuesday.  With a win, the Cougars all but wrap up the 1 seed in district, giving them a bye into the regional tournament.  They travel to North Hardin Classical on Friday before hosting Union on Saturday.

 

 

7. Breckinridge County Tigers (8-3) – DOWN 2

NO GAMES THIS WEEK

                Breck hosts Owensboro on Tuesday before traveling to Grayson County on Saturday.

 

 

8. Apollo Eagles (9-5)  - DOWN 1

NO GAMES THIS WEEK

                The Eagles travel to Russellville before hosting Owensboro Catholic on Friday.

 

 

9. Meade County Greenwave (6-3) - SAME

NO GAMES THIS WEEK

                The Waves host Trinity on Tuesday, Central Hardin on Thursday and Ohio County on Friday.

 

 

10. Owensboro Red Devils (5-7) – SAME

NO GAMES THIS WEEK

                The Devils travel to Breck County on Tuesday before Daviess County for 9^th district action on Friday.

 

 

11. Edmonson County Wildcats (8-5) – SAME

NO GAMES

                The Wildcats host Metcalfe County Tuesday before Butler County on Friday.

 

 

12. Ohio County Eagles (5-9) – SAME

0-1 (L 67-45) Ohio County

                The Eagles host Owensboro Knights on Monday before traveling to Meade County on Friday.

 

 

13. Whitesville Trinity Raiders (6-7) – SAME

0-1 (L 91-60) Owensboro Catholic

                The Raiders came up short against Owensboro Catholic in the All-A tournament on Thursday.  They are at Meade County on Tuesday and Grayson County on Friday before returning home Saturday against Hart County.

 

 

14. Hancock County Hornets (6-5) - SAME

0-1 (L 76-49) Owensboro Catholic

                The Hornets fell to Owensboro Catholic in the All-A Championship Sunday.  Keegan Wilson led the Hornets with 20 points in the loss.  Hancock travels to Tell City, IN on Tuesday before turning home for games against Portland Christian and Whitefield Academy this weekend.

 

 

15.Cloverport Aces (0-5)  SAME

NO GAMES THIS WEEK

                The Aces travel to Cannelton Indiana on Tuesday.

Huge game in the 3rd region last night with Daviess County hosting Butler County, Jonathon Moss had 35 in the 84-77 win for the Panthers. Ty Price for the Bears finished with 26. Probably the 2 best players in the region (with Lawson Rice OUT) and the JR ended up outplaying the SR in this one. Big win and I’m sure Daviess County has to be feeling very confident about their chances to head to Rupp this spring.