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3rd Region: Week 6

ApolloFan98
in KY Boys Basketball (High School)

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Daviess County continued to dominate local competition this week and expect 2 more running clock wins against Butler and Owensboro this week.  Grayson County has not lost since the King of the Bluegrass and continue to gel with the addition of Gaither to the roster.  They will have a tough challenge against the red hot Owensboro Catholic Aces tonight.  Apollo has an interesting week with district games against winless Owensboro and then Owensboro Catholic.  The Eagles have not beaten Owensboro since 2018.  Ohio County can get within 1 win of a trip to the regional tournament with a district home game against Mclean on Friday.

 

1. Daviess County Panthers (14-3) – SAME - Wins (Breck Co 74-33 & Apollo 74-51)
                Daviess County continued to roll through regional competition this week with blowout wins over Breck and Apollo.  Jonathan Moss led the team in both wins with 25 against Breck and 31 against Apollo.  Michael Acton was great in each win as well with 21 and 17.  The Panthers have road games this week at Butler County and Owensboro.

 

2. Grayson County Cougars (10-4) – SAME -  Wins (Madisonville 80-34 & Butler Co 81-50)
                The Cougars scored 2 blowout wins this week and have now won 7 straight.  Jack Logsdon led the team with 20.  Logsdon recently went over 2,000 points for his career.  Brody Armstrong recently went over 1,000 points and 500 rebounds for his career and led the team with 14 against Butler County.  Grayson hosts Owensboro Catholic tonight before traveling to Whitesville for a district matchup on Friday.  They close the week against Ensworth TN at Greenwood on Saturday.

 

3. Owensboro Catholic Aces (11-3) – UP 4 - Wins (Mclean Co 59-32, Meade Co 79-38 & Owensboro 68-35)
                The Aces have reeled off 8 straight wins.  The 3 this week came in impressive fashion.  They won the All-A regional title in a running clock win over Mclean County.  Jake Murphy led the team with 17.  Dylan Hagan followed that up with 22 to help running clock a good Meade County team.  On Friday, it was Dremail Carothers leading the way with 14 in a 33 point district win over Owensboro.  The Aces have a tough test tonight at Grayson County before traveling to Apollo on Friday.  They will wrap up the week Saturday against Kirkwood, TN at Greenwood.

 

4. Ohio County Eagles (12-2) – SAME – Wins (Muhlenberg Co 67-52) & Losses (Meade County 62-57)
               The Eagles had their 11 game win streak snapped by Meade County on Friday but scored a big district win over Muhlenberg on Tuesday.  Ryan Durahm scored 35 in the win over the Mustangs.  Ohio moved to 2-0 in 10th district play and have a leg up in the race for the first round district bye.  The Eagles host Madisonville and Mclean County this week.

 

 5. Apollo Eagles (10-3) – SAME - Losses (Daviess Co 74-51)
                The Eagles fell to Daviess County on Friday.  Landon Henning had 17 points and 16 boards in the loss.  Apollo has a big week this week, starting tonight at Owensboro.  They follow that up with a road game at Muhlenberg before closing the week with another district matchup against Owensboro Catholic.

 

6.Meade County Greenwave (7-5) – SAME - Wins (Ohio Co 62-57) & Losses (Owensboro Catholic 79-38)
                The Waves had an up and down week but closed with a nice win over Ohio County.  Carter Pike hit 7 3 pointers and led the team with 21 while Ayden Medley chipped in 18.  Hayden Shouse scored a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds.  Meade hosts Shelby County on Tuesday before traveling to Cloverport on Wednesday.

  

7. Muhlenberg County Mustangs (8-6) – DOWN 3 - Losses (Ohio Co 67-52 & Greenwood 77-75)
        The Mustangs slide continued this week, running their losing streak to 5 games.  Gavin Groves continued his nice season in a tough loss against Greenwood with 21 points.  Muhlenberg has 4 straight home games this week against Butler County, Apollo, Hancock and Caldwell County.

 

8. Edmonson County Wildcats (8-4) – SAME – Wins (Logan Co 82-74 2 OT & Trinity 76-71)
               The Wildcats have won 6 of 7 and scored a nice double overtime win over Logan County.  Tyler Wilson led the team with 19 points and 10 boards.  Braden Wright had 18 in the win.  Edmonson travels to Butler County on Friday in their lone game this week.

 

9. Mclean County Cougars (11-6) – SAME - Wins (Breck Co 62-61 & Hancock Co 54-36) & Losses (Owensboro Catholic 59-32)
                Mclean fell to Owensboro Catholic but bounced back with 2 straight regional wins over Breck and Hancock.  Layden Bozarth continues to lead the team with 15.7 ppg on the season.  The Cougars have a big district game at Ohio on Friday.  A loss would all but assure them of having to play their way into the regional tournament.  They close the week at home against Crittenden County on Saturday.

 

10. Whitesville Trinity Raiders (10-9) – SAME – Wins (Hancock Co 50-48), Losses (Edmonson Co 76-71)
                The Raiders dropped a tough district game against Edmonson on Friday but scored a win over Hancock to open their week.  Harrison Barnett leads the team with 13.8 ppg.  The Raiders have all 3 games at home this week against Warren East, Foundation Christian and Grayson County.

 

11. Breckinridge County Tigers (6-10) – SAME - Losses (Daviess 74-33 & Mclean 62-61)
                The Fighting Tigers have now lost 4 of their last 5.  The team has been fighting injuries to key players over the last few weeks.  Breck travels to Owensboro on Tuesday before hosting South Warren on Saturday.

 

12. Hancock County Hornets (7-8) – SAME - Losses (Trinity 50-47 & Mclean 54-36)
                The Hornets losing streak reached 7 games this past week with losses to Trinity and Mclean.  Keegan Wilson had 17 in the loss to the Raiders.  They will host Tell City, IN on Tuesday before traveling to Muhlenberg County on Friday.

 

13. Owensboro Red Devils (0-10) – SAME – Losses (Hopkinsville 46-45 & Catholic 68-35)
                The Devils rough start continued this week with 2 more losses.  Valor Smith led the team with 11 in a tough loss to Hopkinsville.  Owensboro seeks their first win this week with home games against Apollo, Breck and Daviess County.

 

14. Butler County Bears (1-13) – SAME – Losses (Greenwood 74-39 & Grayson Co 81-50)
                The Bears dropped 2 more games this week.  Curtis Murphy and Carson Davis each had 11 in the loss to Greenwood.  Butler has a road game at Muhlenberg on Monday before home games against Daviess County and Edmonson County to close the week.

 

15. Cloverport Aces (0-5) - SAME – Losses (Brown 68-19)
               The Aces fell to Brown this week.  They host Cannelton, IN on Tuesday and Meade County on Wednesday.

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