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Hot off the presses!

 

Updated - April 19, 2007

 

( 1st-Place Votes in Parentheses )

 

1. Lexington Catholic [26]

2. Paul Dunbar [21]

3. Pleasure Ridge Park

4. Danville [1]

5. Lexington Christian

6. Ballard

7. Tates Creek

8. Owensboro Catholic

Trinity (Louisville)

10. Christian County

11. Butler

12. Covington Catholic

13. Apollo

Hendeson County

15. Male

St. Xavier

17. Henry Clay

18. George Rogers Clark

19. Paintsville

20. Madison-North Hopkins

21. Eastern

Russellville

23. Daviess County

24. Johnson Central

Ryle

Posted
CovCath ranked 12th and Ryle barely in the top 25???

 

IMO Ryle is a top 15 team.

 

Agreed. Ryle and CovCath will give anyone in the state a battle. They are strong at every position.

Posted
i noticed on the website (http://www.khsbca.com) corbin didnt recieve any votes. is it the loss to bell co. that did this? it still doesnt take away the fact that corbin is a very good team

Yea The Hounds are pretty good...but right now they are losing to Lynn camp...so that doesnt back it up too good! Time to get on a roll....

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After seeing this poll, it is difficult to argue with the assertion that the toughest district in the state is the 43d. Four of the 5 teams in the district are ranked in the top 7 in the state. The 5th team, Lafayette, is 10-6, and out of the top 25, but 4 of their 6 losses are inside the district. As of tonight, the 5 teams in the 43d have only 7 losses outside of district games. However, only TWO of those losses have been to Kentucky teams (Lafayette lost to Henry Clay, Tates Creek lost to Butler) In other words, the combined record of the 43d against Kentucky teams outside the 43d is.....39-2.

 

It is rather unfortunate that after the first week of the playoffs, 3 of these 5 teams will be sitting at home.

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