So according to the lists, the longest droughts in the state are....

 

1919 - Model (11th)

1926 - Augusta (10th)

1930 - Cloverport (3rd)

1933 - Heath (1st)

1935 - Frankfort (11th)

1938 - Burgin (12th)

1940 - Reidland (1st)

1944 - Dayton (9th)

1946 - Williamsburg (13th)

1948 - Fort Knox (5th)

1949 - Bellevue (9th)

1949 - Eminence (8th)

So according to the lists, the longest droughts in the state are....

 

1919 - Model (11th)

1926 - Augusta (10th)

1930 - Cloverport (3rd)

1933 - Heath (1st)

1935 - Frankfort (11th)

1938 - Burgin (12th)

1940 - Reidland (1st)

1944 - Dayton (9th)

1946 - Williamsburg (13th)

1948 - Fort Knox (5th)

1949 - Bellevue (9th)

1949 - Eminence (8th)

 

If I had to pick, I'd say Heath or Reidland would have the best shot among those schools at breaking the drought, just because they aren't absolutely tiny. Of course they are closing in a couple years, so they'd better do it quickly!

 

It would be a minor miracle in my opinion if any of those other schools were to win a regional title.

So according to the lists, the longest droughts in the state are....

 

1919 - Model (11th)

1926 - Augusta (10th)

1930 - Cloverport (3rd)

1933 - Heath (1st)

1935 - Frankfort (11th)

1938 - Burgin (12th)

1940 - Reidland (1st)

1944 - Dayton (9th)

1946 - Williamsburg (13th)

1948 - Fort Knox (5th)

1949 - Bellevue (9th)

1949 - Eminence (8th)

Well, the longest droughts by teams that actually have won one.

Which shows that the All-A does these teams absolutely no justice. Maybe an AA is what they need.