Week in Review:  It was a wild week in the 2nd Region as multiple upsets occurred.  The region tournament just got very interesting as Madisonville knocked off the region's top team on Friday, defeating Henderson County 45-42.  What makes that win even more interesting is factoring in Madisonville's loss on Tuesday at Dawson Springs, the first time in over 57 consecutive games that the Panthers have beaten the Maroons.  Maybe even more wild is that Henderson County responded to the loss at Madisonville less than 24 hours later with a road win over the KSR's #6 team in the state, Warren Central.  Another surprising score this week came from the 6th district.  Union County defeated Webster by 40 points in their first meeting, only to lose at home on Friday to the Trojans 72-65.  This result makes it possible for Henderson County to claim the 1 seed and the 6th district bye to the region tournament with a win against either Webster or Union this week.  There will be a shake-up in this week's rankings, and I'm excited to see how some of this week's head-to-head matchups play out. 

1. Lyon County (16-5): With Henderson County and Madisonville both taking losses last week, Lyon County moves into the region's top spot this week.  They have done the job in 2025 and look to be the region's most consistent team.  I expect the matchup between them and the Colonels from Henderson County tonight to be the game of the week in Region 2. 

2. Henderson County(15-5):  The Colonels hold on to the 2nd spot, but barely.  Their win over Warren Central helped offset the loss to Madisonville North Hopkins. I expect an electric atmosphere in Henderson tonight as the Colonels host the Lions. 

3. Madisonville North Hopkins (12-8): After a loss to Dawson Springs, the Maroons responded in impressive fashion taking down Henderson County.  The Maroons looked to have quickly shored up some of their weaknesses and used their size and length to give Henderson County a hard time scoring. 

4. Dawson Springs (13-9): The Panthers are on a 5-game winning streak and their impressive win over Madisonville propels them up the rankings a full 5 spots this week.  Dawson Springs showed this week that they have the potential to knock off the region's traditional powers on a given night. 

5. Union County(11-7): The Braves continue to be up and down.  They are as dangerous as any team but their inability to win a critical district matchup against Webster on Friday knocks them down a couple of spots. 

6. Caldwell County (14-8): The Tigers stay steady at 6 after going 2-1 on the week.  Their game against Madisonville this Friday will be one to watch as they have the chance to tie Madisonville at 4-2 in district play with a win.  

7. Hopkinsville (8-13): The Tiger's lone game this week resulted in a loss to Daviess County on the road, but the Tigers still look like the most dangerous team in the 8th district. 

8. Christian County (5-18): The Colonel's record doesn't reflect how dangerous they could be in post-season play.  The schedule they have played is as tough or maybe the toughest in Region 2. 

9. UHA (4-11): The Blazers took a lopsided home loss to Bowling Green last week.  Their matchup with Christian County was canceled.  The Blazers are in the top 10 because Tylin George can single-handedly keep them competitive in most in-region games.  

10. Webster County (7-13): The Trojan's win at Union County propels them into this week's top 10. 

11. Hopkins County Central (7-12)

12. Livingston Central (6-14)

13. Heritage Christian (6-15)

14. Trigg County (8-14)

15. Ft. Campbell (2-16)

16. Crittenden County (0-19)

You didn’t mention Henderson’s big win over Evansville Reitz.