Any opinions on what to expect in the 12th Region tournament?  It looks like there are some pretty good teams.  There are 4 with RPI's over .600.  There are also 4 with only 0 to 3 regional losses.  The bottom half of the bracket looks especially strong with West Jessamine, DCA, and Southwestern ranked at 1 - 3 in the RPI.  Pulaski is also in that bracket and they are not a pushover with a 19-11 record and will be playing at home.  

Some wild cards.  DCA doesn't have a regional loss since Grace Mbugua has been back.  West Jessamine has suffered some injuries but are still unbeaten in regional competition.  It could be a competitive and interesting tournament.  

Sharing just as an FYI for our NKY brethren on the board:  our beloved 9th Region officials will be handling the boys and girls 12th Region Tourney.  

34 minutes ago, The Double Deuce said:

Sharing just as an FYI for our NKY brethren on the board:  our beloved 9th Region officials will be handling the boys and girls 12th Region Tourney.  

Is that good or bad?   

2 hours ago, 24Rocks said:

Is that good or bad?   

I, personally, think the ones you're going to get (the best, in most cases) are very good.  I don't know how the 12th is normally called, but I think the 9th has some very good refs at the top and I know most of those will be heading to the 12th.

8 minutes ago, The Double Deuce said:

I, personally, think the ones you're going to get (the best, in most cases) are very good.  I don't know how the 12th is normally called, but I think the 9th has some very good refs at the top and I know most of those will be heading to the 12th.

Thanks.  There are a few in the 12th who should have hung it up a few years ago.  For the most part they are pretty good but there are some who are a bit arrogant.

In the semifinals on Friday it will be Rockcastle versus Wayne County and Southwestern versus DCA.

10 hours ago, 24Rocks said:

In the semifinals on Friday it will be Rockcastle versus Wayne County and Southwestern versus DCA.

This is a good semifinals slate.