I got this idea from someone else but thought it might spark some conversation.Over the past 15 years 225 Sweet 16 games have been played. Sixty eight (68) teams have won at least 1 game during this time period. The schools with over 6 wins during the past 15 years are:

 

Scott County 17 wins

Mason County 13 wins

Ballard 11 wins

Lexington Catholic 11 wins

Warren Central 11 wins

Paintsville 10 wins

Pleasure Ridge Park 10 wins

Holmes 9 wins

South Laurel 7 wins

Eastern 6 wins

Male 6 wins

Paducah Tilghman 6 wins

Good stuff!

I got this idea from someone else but thought it might spark some conversation.Over the past 15 years 225 Sweet 16 games have been played. Sixty eight (68) teams have won at least 1 game during this time period. The schools with over 6 wins during the past 15 years are:

 

Scott County 17 wins

Mason County 13 wins

Ballard 11 wins

Lexington Catholic 11 wins

Warren Central 11 wins

Paintsville 10 wins

Pleasure Ridge Park 10 wins

Holmes 9 wins

South Laurel 7 wins

Eastern 6 wins

Male 6 wins

Paducah Tilghman 6 wins

 

Doesn't say much for small schools.....are you building a case for class divisions ? :lol:

Doesn't say much for small schools.....are you building a case for class divisions ? :lol:

 

NEVER! :thumb:

Doesn't say much for small schools.....are you building a case for class divisions ? :lol:

 

This year we had to All A teams in the final 8 with Shelby Valley and Elliott Co. Elliott made the semis as class A school and Central made it to the finals with a 3A school. Mason won last year as a 4A school.

Last year Paintsville and Hazard both almost made it to the final 4.

 

My point is the smaller schools are doing some damage.

This year we had to All A teams in the final 8 with Shelby Valley and Elliott Co. Elliott made the semis as class A school and Central made it to the finals with a 3A school. Mason won last year as a 4A school.

Last year Paintsville and Hazard both almost made it to the final 4.

 

My point is the smaller schools are doing some damage.

 

Mason County is a 3A school and never has been a 4A.

Mason County is a 3A school and never has been a 4A.

 

Yes,Mason is 3A with an enrollment of about 800.No a big school by anymeans.

Mason County is a 3A school and never has been a 4A.

 

My bad. Thanks for correcting me! I knew they weren't that big.