Another interesting week in the region that covers the northern half of the AA Highway. The clash of the Titans this week tilted the way we expected. St. Pat beat Mason County for the first time since 2000, Nicholas County claimed their spot as the ALL A Representatives, Paris gave Bourbon all they wanted. It was something else. The top is still the top, and honestly, it’s starting to look like they’ll need to engrave George Rogers Clark into the trophy. 

 

 

1.) George Rogers Clark ?||  (13-3)   Cook’s Cardinals took care of the business. That’s what #1 teams do. They dispatched of Bourbon County and then played well against Montgomery. They sealed the #1 seed in their district and announced to the rest of the state: they are for real. 

 

2.) Montgomery County ?|| (8-7)  I’d be curious, of all 16 of our regions, if a team with a worse record is ranked this high. They haven’t quite figured it out yet, and waiting on Sears’ eligibility is a huge question mark for them. Paris is first up this week, then a GIGANTIC 10^th region preview Friday when the Camels come to Mt. Sterling.

 

3.) Campbell County ?|| (13-4)  It’s probably 2A and 2B with these two, but we’ll know more Friday night. After handily defeating Mason County and Covington Scott they struggled against Summit Country Day. But this week it’s Polar Bears and Indians. We’ll know a lot about this team come Friday night.    

 

4.) Nicholas County ?(? 1 ) || (14-5) The Bluejackets were high on my list early this season, and they’re finally getting warm. They’re traveling to Owensboro this week, looking for a trophy. First in their way is Harlan. 

 

5.) Bishop Brossart  ? ( ? 1) || (7-9)  The Mustangs have owned the 10^th All A for almost all of the last 20 years, but this wasn’t one of those years. Still playing well, Franzen’s boys head to Gallatin County for their only game this week.

 

6.) Scott ? || (9-7) Adding one of the nations top freshman players wasn’t enough to overcome the Camels. But Ben brown is averaging 30 points per game in Blue and Gray, and optimism is high. This week Harrison County, Augusta and Tates Creek are up. Tates Creek will be at the Hoosier Gym, maybe Fromeyer will run the Pickett Fence? 

 

7.)  Bourbon County ?|| (11-7) Bourbon got a scare from their crosstown rivals this week, we’ll see how they respond with a trip to Breathitt County, then hosting Pendleton and Menifee. It’s not an easy spot to be in, but they’re battling.

 

8.) Calvary Christian  ?|| (10-6)  The Cougars played two Ohio Private schools this week— beating both. This week, two more private schools come calling, along with the ultimate battle for them, against the Demons of Williamstown. 

 

9.) Pendleton County ?|| (8-8) Falmouth’s finest took one on the chin Thursday at MoCo. This week they travel to Paris, and then a seeding game against district rival Harrison County. Cynthiana and Falmouth do not get along, so there’s always something to see.

 

10.) Bracken County (? 1 ) ?‍❄️ || (9-6) Losing the only game you play in a week is not normally a recipe for moving up in the standings. But, the 10^th region is like no other. And I am not sure that’s a good thing. This week they head all the way down the AA to see Greenup, then the other direction up the AA to Claryville to see the Camels, then head to the field house, surely licking their chops, hoping to do something that they haven’t since 1998.

 

11.)  Harrison County ( ? 1) ?|| (4-13)   The Thorobreds are struggling. Only 2 players in double figures, and not many bright spots on the schedule. This week, they play host to Scott and Pendleton. If they want to turn things around this would be a great week to pick up two huge wins. 

 

12.) Paris ? || (2-12)  No coach wants to hear “your guys almost had it.” But in year 1 of the Strait regime, that might be a positive. Hanging close to Bourbon is worth noting. The Greyhounds will continue to struggle this week though. Facing MoCo and GRC back to back. Frankfort is the light at the end of the tunnel on Saturday to maybe eek out a win. 

 

13.) St Pat ?||  (5-7) The year was 2000. St Pat has beaten Mason, Lord of The Rings was in theaters, and Lex Turner was head coach of the Saints. Time really is a circle isn't it? The Saints take on Menifee, RULH and Cov Latin this week. They could be staring at 8-7. What a time to be alive. 

 

14.) Mason County. ( ?3) ?|| (2-13) Honestly, the news could get worse in Maysville. It would involve the closing of Pasquales, but, times are tough on top of the hill. Campbell and Fleming had their way, and St Pat closed out a tough one. SK will roll Tuesday, and then Bracken County, followed by South Laurel. Residents of Mason County may want to cover their eyes. 

 

15.)  Augusta ?|| (4-9)  A busy week coming up for the Panthers. Robertson, Scott, Owen and Rowan. 3 wins are possible. As long as they’re not too focused on the week after, when St Pat and Mason are the draw. 

 

16.) Robertson County  ?|| (1-15) A 51 point drubbing from Harrison county has to smart. This week is shaping up to be equally painful. Times are tough in Mt. Olivet. 

1 hour ago, Pi said:

Another interesting week in the region that covers the northern half of the AA Highway. The clash of the Titans this week tilted the way we expected. St. Pat beat Mason County for the first time since 2000, Nicholas County claimed their spot as the ALL A Representatives, Paris gave Bourbon all they wanted. It was something else. The top is still the top, and honestly, it’s starting to look like they’ll need to engrave George Rogers Clark into the trophy. 

 

 

1.) George Rogers Clark ?||  (13-3)   Cook’s Cardinals took care of the business. That’s what #1 teams do. They dispatched of Bourbon County and then played well against Montgomery. They sealed the #1 seed in their district and announced to the rest of the state: they are for real. 

 

2.) Montgomery County ?|| (8-7)  I’d be curious, of all 16 of our regions, if a team with a worse record is ranked this high. They haven’t quite figured it out yet, and waiting on Sears’ eligibility is a huge question mark for them. Paris is first up this week, then a GIGANTIC 10^th region preview Friday when the Camels come to Mt. Sterling.

 

3.) Campbell County ?|| (13-4)  It’s probably 2A and 2B with these two, but we’ll know more Friday night. After handily defeating Mason County and Covington Scott they struggled against Summit Country Day. But this week it’s Polar Bears and Indians. We’ll know a lot about this team come Friday night.    

 

4.) Nicholas County ?(? 1 ) || (14-5) The Bluejackets were high on my list early this season, and they’re finally getting warm. They’re traveling to Owensboro this week, looking for a trophy. First in their way is Harlan. 

 

5.) Bishop Brossart  ? ( ? 1) || (7-9)  The Mustangs have owned the 10^th All A for almost all of the last 20 years, but this wasn’t one of those years. Still playing well, Franzen’s boys head to Gallatin County for their only game this week.

 

6.) Scott ? || (9-7) Adding one of the nations top freshman players wasn’t enough to overcome the Camels. But Ben brown is averaging 30 points per game in Blue and Gray, and optimism is high. This week Harrison County, Augusta and Tates Creek are up. Tates Creek will be at the Hoosier Gym, maybe Fromeyer will run the Pickett Fence? 

 

7.)  Bourbon County ?|| (11-7) Bourbon got a scare from their crosstown rivals this week, we’ll see how they respond with a trip to Breathitt County, then hosting Pendleton and Menifee. It’s not an easy spot to be in, but they’re battling.

 

8.) Calvary Christian  ?|| (10-6)  The Cougars played two Ohio Private schools this week— beating both. This week, two more private schools come calling, along with the ultimate battle for them, against the Demons of Williamstown. 

 

9.) Pendleton County ?|| (8-8) Falmouth’s finest took one on the chin Thursday at MoCo. This week they travel to Paris, and then a seeding game against district rival Harrison County. Cynthiana and Falmouth do not get along, so there’s always something to see.

 

10.) Bracken County (? 1 ) ?‍❄️ || (9-6) Losing the only game you play in a week is not normally a recipe for moving up in the standings. But, the 10^th region is like no other. And I am not sure that’s a good thing. This week they head all the way down the AA to see Greenup, then the other direction up the AA to Claryville to see the Camels, then head to the field house, surely licking their chops, hoping to do something that they haven’t since 1998.

 

11.)  Harrison County ( ? 1) ?|| (4-13)   The Thorobreds are struggling. Only 2 players in double figures, and not many bright spots on the schedule. This week, they play host to Scott and Pendleton. If they want to turn things around this would be a great week to pick up two huge wins. 

 

12.) Paris ? || (2-12)  No coach wants to hear “your guys almost had it.” But in year 1 of the Strait regime, that might be a positive. Hanging close to Bourbon is worth noting. The Greyhounds will continue to struggle this week though. Facing MoCo and GRC back to back. Frankfort is the light at the end of the tunnel on Saturday to maybe eek out a win. 

 

13.) St Pat ?||  (5-7) The year was 2000. St Pat has beaten Mason, Lord of The Rings was in theaters, and Lex Turner was head coach of the Saints. Time really is a circle isn't it? The Saints take on Menifee, RULH and Cov Latin this week. They could be staring at 8-7. What a time to be alive. 

 

14.) Mason County. ( ?3) ?|| (2-13) Honestly, the news could get worse in Maysville. It would involve the closing of Pasquales, but, times are tough on top of the hill. Campbell and Fleming had their way, and St Pat closed out a tough one. SK will roll Tuesday, and then Bracken County, followed by South Laurel. Residents of Mason County may want to cover their eyes. 

 

15.)  Augusta ?|| (4-9)  A busy week coming up for the Panthers. Robertson, Scott, Owen and Rowan. 3 wins are possible. As long as they’re not too focused on the week after, when St Pat and Mason are the draw. 

 

16.) Robertson County  ?|| (1-15) A 51 point drubbing from Harrison county has to smart. This week is shaping up to be equally painful. Times are tough in Mt. Olivet. 

I wouldn't engrave that trophy just yet, that wasn't a convincing win by GRC.  I don't know if Montgomery has showed their hand completely.

2 hours ago, Pi said:

Cynthiana and Falmouth do not get along, so there’s always something to see.

Understatement.  

 

1 hour ago, 4 Quarters said:

It would involve the closing of Pasquales,

You watch your mouth.  

A little birdie told me Austin Sears is now eligible to play. Is there any truth to that?

13 hours ago, Bballjunkie said:

A little birdie told me Austin Sears is now eligible to play. Is there any truth to that?

He's listed on Montgomery Co's roster, #0. The Indians will finish unwrapping him in Mt. Stirling in tonight's game vs. Campbell Co?

On 1/18/2026 at 3:57 PM, Pi said:

Another interesting week in the region that covers the northern half of the AA Highway. The clash of the Titans this week tilted the way we expected. St. Pat beat Mason County for the first time since 2000, Nicholas County claimed their spot as the ALL A Representatives, Paris gave Bourbon all they wanted. It was something else. The top is still the top, and honestly, it’s starting to look like they’ll need to engrave George Rogers Clark into the trophy. 

 

 

1.) George Rogers Clark ?||  (13-3)   Cook’s Cardinals took care of the business. That’s what #1 teams do. They dispatched of Bourbon County and then played well against Montgomery. They sealed the #1 seed in their district and announced to the rest of the state: they are for real. 

 

2.) Montgomery County ?|| (8-7)  I’d be curious, of all 16 of our regions, if a team with a worse record is ranked this high. They haven’t quite figured it out yet, and waiting on Sears’ eligibility is a huge question mark for them. Paris is first up this week, then a GIGANTIC 10^th region preview Friday when the Camels come to Mt. Sterling.

 

3.) Campbell County ?|| (13-4)  It’s probably 2A and 2B with these two, but we’ll know more Friday night. After handily defeating Mason County and Covington Scott they struggled against Summit Country Day. But this week it’s Polar Bears and Indians. We’ll know a lot about this team come Friday night.    

 

4.) Nicholas County ?(? 1 ) || (14-5) The Bluejackets were high on my list early this season, and they’re finally getting warm. They’re traveling to Owensboro this week, looking for a trophy. First in their way is Harlan. 

 

5.) Bishop Brossart  ? ( ? 1) || (7-9)  The Mustangs have owned the 10^th All A for almost all of the last 20 years, but this wasn’t one of those years. Still playing well, Franzen’s boys head to Gallatin County for their only game this week.

 

6.) Scott ? || (9-7) Adding one of the nations top freshman players wasn’t enough to overcome the Camels. But Ben brown is averaging 30 points per game in Blue and Gray, and optimism is high. This week Harrison County, Augusta and Tates Creek are up. Tates Creek will be at the Hoosier Gym, maybe Fromeyer will run the Pickett Fence? 

 

7.)  Bourbon County ?|| (11-7) Bourbon got a scare from their crosstown rivals this week, we’ll see how they respond with a trip to Breathitt County, then hosting Pendleton and Menifee. It’s not an easy spot to be in, but they’re battling.

 

8.) Calvary Christian  ?|| (10-6)  The Cougars played two Ohio Private schools this week— beating both. This week, two more private schools come calling, along with the ultimate battle for them, against the Demons of Williamstown. 

 

9.) Pendleton County ?|| (8-8) Falmouth’s finest took one on the chin Thursday at MoCo. This week they travel to Paris, and then a seeding game against district rival Harrison County. Cynthiana and Falmouth do not get along, so there’s always something to see.

 

10.) Bracken County (? 1 ) ?‍❄️ || (9-6) Losing the only game you play in a week is not normally a recipe for moving up in the standings. But, the 10^th region is like no other. And I am not sure that’s a good thing. This week they head all the way down the AA to see Greenup, then the other direction up the AA to Claryville to see the Camels, then head to the field house, surely licking their chops, hoping to do something that they haven’t since 1998.

 

11.)  Harrison County ( ? 1) ?|| (4-13)   The Thorobreds are struggling. Only 2 players in double figures, and not many bright spots on the schedule. This week, they play host to Scott and Pendleton. If they want to turn things around this would be a great week to pick up two huge wins. 

 

12.) Paris ? || (2-12)  No coach wants to hear “your guys almost had it.” But in year 1 of the Strait regime, that might be a positive. Hanging close to Bourbon is worth noting. The Greyhounds will continue to struggle this week though. Facing MoCo and GRC back to back. Frankfort is the light at the end of the tunnel on Saturday to maybe eek out a win. 

 

13.) St Pat ?||  (5-7) The year was 2000. St Pat has beaten Mason, Lord of The Rings was in theaters, and Lex Turner was head coach of the Saints. Time really is a circle isn't it? The Saints take on Menifee, RULH and Cov Latin this week. They could be staring at 8-7. What a time to be alive. 

 

14.) Mason County. ( ?3) ?|| (2-13) Honestly, the news could get worse in Maysville. It would involve the closing of Pasquales, but, times are tough on top of the hill. Campbell and Fleming had their way, and St Pat closed out a tough one. SK will roll Tuesday, and then Bracken County, followed by South Laurel. Residents of Mason County may want to cover their eyes. 

 

15.)  Augusta ?|| (4-9)  A busy week coming up for the Panthers. Robertson, Scott, Owen and Rowan. 3 wins are possible. As long as they’re not too focused on the week after, when St Pat and Mason are the draw. 

 

16.) Robertson County  ?|| (1-15) A 51 point drubbing from Harrison county has to smart. This week is shaping up to be equally painful. Times are tough in Mt. Olivet. 

You’re  saying Scott High school has one of the best Freshhman players in the country? Is this legit?

2 hours ago, Breds82 said:

You’re  saying Scott High school has one of the best Freshhman players in the country? Is this legit?

He’s averaging about 27ppg in his first 4 games at Scott since being cleared. I’d say that’s pretty legit.

17 hours ago, Bballjunkie said:

A little birdie told me Austin Sears is now eligible to play. Is there any truth to that?

He's playing JV. Would be shocked if he played a Varsity second this season after the drama I've heard... 

6 minutes ago, FootballGuy2121 said:

He's playing JV. Would be shocked if he played a Varsity second this season after the drama I've heard... 

I would say you are correct.

7 hours ago, Runcible Owl said:

He's listed on Montgomery Co's roster, #0. The Indians will finish unwrapping him in Mt. Stirling in tonight's game vs. Campbell Co?

 

1 hour ago, FootballGuy2121 said:

He's playing JV. Would be shocked if he played a Varsity second this season after the drama I've heard... 

Something has to give, both can't be correct.