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Best student section/fan support?

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I know one team that will not be on this thread. :lol:

 

Which team would that be? Oh, you are referring to the boys and girls teams that made it to the state tournament.

In the 12th Region/45th District, I've always thought the support for Boyle County was strong. Lincoln County always has huge crowds, but its more adults than students. Garrard County typically has a large student group, but they aren't usually very loud. And on the rarest of occasions Danville will have a decent crowd, but not too often.

I thought Cooper represented very well all year long. They may not of had the student section as some (but was still better than most) but the overall fan support for a school four years old was above my expectations.

 

 

They rolled out big time for the region tourney. Next year's team will have a lot of success. I hope the students come out to enjoy the run.

Owen County always has a huge crowd no matter where they go. They don't always have a huge student section, but their overall fan support is amazing.

Owen County always has a huge crowd no matter where they go. They don't always have a huge student section, but their overall fan support is amazing.

 

I noticed that at the All A in Frankfort. They probably filled a quarter of the arena themselves. And they were loud and into it the entire time.

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