Could someone tell me what the arena holds? I have taken in a few games and have yet to see the place full.

 

4,200 I believe.

I guess Mason is further down that list than I thought. Still, that gym will be packed and you'd better go early.

 

With Clark, Campbell, Montgomery being the largest three, Scott is 4th, Harrison 5th, and Bourbon and Pendleton are 6 and 7 not sure which one is bigger between those two with Mason 8th.

Is there a webcast for the games?

 

WFTM Soft 96

 

Click on On Air FM.

WFTM Soft 96

 

Click on On Air FM.

 

Will they being doing both games or just the Mason Co game?

Will they being doing both games or just the Mason Co game?

 

Both.

Danny Weddle is one of the best in the business.

I'm not sure about the roads for the two teams traveling from up north, but the roads here in Clark County are pretty clear from the sunshine. Hopefully it's the same way for the other two teams traveling. I hope that everybody making the trip to Mt. Sterling has a safe one.

With Clark, Campbell, Montgomery being the largest three, Scott is 4th, Harrison 5th, and Bourbon and Pendleton are 6 and 7 not sure which one is bigger between those two with Mason 8th.

 

I looked up updated est. enrollment numbers on the KDE website:

 

1. Clark Co. 1600+

2. Campbell Co. 1500+

3. Montgomery Co. 1200+

4. Scott 1075+

5. Harrison Co. 950

6. Mason Co. 850+

7. Bourbon Co. 825+

8. Pendleton Co. 750+

Lets hope everybody players and fans are safe on the roads tonight.

Attendance is terrible for semi games. Maybe half full?

For those that are interested, here are the latest (current school year) enrollment figures for the 10th region schools that play basketball. School - total 9-12 students - boys.

 

Clark County 1680 874

Campbell County 1451 753

Montgomery County 1272 684

Scott 989 570

Harrison County 926 479

Bourbon County 879 464

Mason County 823 450

Pendleton County 767 410

Bishop Brossart 362 162

Bracken County 340 179

Nicholas County 332 186

Paris 195 103

Calvary Christian 111 53

Augusta 110 61

Deming 107 54

St. Patrick 91 42

Silver Grove 73 39

 

http://www.khsaa.org/reports/enrollments/20112012schoolenrollmenttotalsbyenroll.pdf

For those that are interested, here are the latest (current school year) enrollment figures for the 10th region schools that play basketball. School - total 9-12 students - boys.

 

Clark County 1680 874

Campbell County 1451 753

Montgomery County 1272 684

Scott 989 570

Harrison County 926 479

Bourbon County 879 464

Mason County 823 450

Pendleton County 767 410

Bishop Brossart 362 162

Bracken County 340 179

Nicholas County 332 186

Paris 195 103

Calvary Christian 111 53

Augusta 110 61

Deming 107 54

St. Patrick 91 42

Silver Grove 73 39

 

http://www.khsaa.org/reports/enrollments/20112012schoolenrollmenttotalsbyenroll.pdf

 

I was going off the latest numbers from the ky dept. of edu website, I wonder which one is more accurate.

^ I don't know the answer to that one. I've always assumed that the KHSAA uses the numbers from their reports for purposes of classifying; but I don't know for sure.

For those that are interested, here are the latest (current school year) enrollment figures for the 10th region schools that play basketball. School - total 9-12 students - boys.

 

Clark County 1680 874

Campbell County 1451 753

Montgomery County 1272 684

Scott 989 570

Harrison County 926 479

Bourbon County 879 464

Mason County 823 450

Pendleton County 767 410

Bishop Brossart 362 162

Bracken County 340 179

Nicholas County 332 186

Paris 195 103

Calvary Christian 111 53

Augusta 110 61

Deming 107 54

St. Patrick 91 42

Silver Grove 73 39

 

http://www.khsaa.org/reports/enrollments/20112012schoolenrollmenttotalsbyenroll.pdf

 

I'm confused about Pendleton County. The KHSAA enrollment numbers from 09-10 was 880 and they were classified as 4A with in football beginning in 2011 with 454 boys and Bourbon and Mason 3A. Being so close to northern Kentucky, I'm pretty sure they are a growing county and I don't think there are any other major schools in the county they could lose students to. What's the explanation for Pendleton's apparent significant loss of students?

Edited March 6, 201214 yr by Royals and Saints Fan

^ I wondered about that also. First time in several years I remember Pendleton having fewer students than Mason.