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Ranking with Records and region records in ()

 

1) Montgomery County 7-7 (4-0)

2) Bishop Brossart 8-4 (3-0)

3) Saint Patrick 9-1 (4-0)

4) Campbell County 6-5 (3-1)

5) Mason County 11-5 (5-1)

6) Scott High 10-4 (4-1)

7) George Rogers Clark 5-7 (2-3)

8) Bracken County 7-5 (2-4)

9) Harrison County 7-7 (3-1)

10) Pendleton County 5-10 (4-3)

11) Paris 6-8 (2-6)

12) Bourbon County 9-9 (3-5)

13) Nicholas County 5-5 (2-3)

14) Deming 2-8 (1-4)

15) Augusta 4-8 (2-4)

16) Calvary Christian 1-9 (1-5)

17) Silver Grove 2-9 (0-4)[/quote

 

 

Think this will be shaken up a bit

Time to change that I think

Has a girls team ever gone to the All A state tournament? I know the boys have gone at least once.

I think so also according to one of the players it was one of the best half time talks she has ever heard and she has been on a Douglas team since 2nd grade

St Pat got off to a super slow start, looked to be playing not to lose instead of playing to win. But as always the girls find a way to win, excellent defense in the second half was the difference in this game.

Brossart in a close one and winner Friday wins it all. Teams that play tougher schedules have edges in tough games

Thanks RiverDog I can't believe you are picking us (St Pat) to win tomorrow night. We appreciate the support.:dancingpa:banana::clap::laugh::ylsuper::taz::thumb::notworthy::jump:

Brossart in a close one and winner Friday wins it all. Teams that play tougher schedules have edges in tough games

If thats the case St Pat should win then. They have played some tough teams. St Henry, Ripley, Paris, Holmes, and Powell all are good teams.

Just one questions why do you dislike St Pat so much most people root for a hometown team over a visiting team no matter who your favorite team is. :confused:

St Pat by 12. 65-53!!! Bracken then beats St Pat in the finals by 1 in a classic!!!:dancingpa

Well your partially correct. But I think its St Pats all the way.

Not a pretty win for the Lady Saints but a win none the less. Lydia Hamiliton and Allison McKay did a great job off the bench. This is two games where Lydia has made the difference.

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Good point. My sincere apology.

No problem.

By the way I personally think that the officiating was pretty good. Of course like all of us everyone makes mistakes or does not see every violation. And of course the view of every call is great from the cheap seats

I dont think I screamed at anyone last night, and this thread has never mentioned officiating. I think your comment also comes close to violating RULE # 5

Seems like a lot of miscommunication. First with St Pat who thought there was a game for several months, I guess we just dreamed that up, then with the officials....hummm. And why should the game be about varsity, I think we all have Varsity and JV teams:ohbrother: that play during the season so why should a play in game at a seperate site just be about varsity......seems like maybe someone was not interested in playing a good varsity team, because all of most of your JV are playing varsity.

I was expecting last nights game to be closer than some predictions. The Lady Saints had not played a game for a week do to the snow and well whatever the excuse George Roger Clark had for not playing Sat night even though they loaded up there boys and sent them to play in Lexington. Paris has a nice young team the will have to be reckoned with in the near future. But I think the Lady Saints will play better this week with regularly scheduled games.

Oops!:lol:

 

Question. The rest of the tournament doesn't have JV games, right? So why was there going to be one in the play-in?

 

 

Anyway, congratulations Lady Saints!:thumb: Good luck in the next one.

The JV game was agreed upon last spring between Paris and St Patrick. It is up to the two schools participating in the play in game if the want to play JV also, these schools agreed to play. But St Pat coach was not informed of the change until the day of the game.

Thanks for the link above, although I am baffled by the rankings in the 10th on the girls side in particular with St. Patrick at 4th and over on the boys side in the top players listed, there is no mention of Stephen Mason.

My guess since it was preseason poll they didnt think we could do this well without the three seniors.

Obviously our game has changed but not for the worse just different.

Lots of speed, and as we all no speed kills

Correct. JV starts at 2:30 Varsity at 4:00

Clark beating St. Pat by at least 10? What would be your basis for that pick? Wishful thinking?

Must be using same thought process when he said that the 9th region wasnt tough although they have 4 teams in the top 20

Ninth isn't a tough region this year. There is Boone and Highlands.

According to Litkenhous ratings this morning the 9th region has 4 teams in the top 20. Im sure glad its not a tough region this year.:ohbrother:

The 10th region has Montgomery #1, St Pat #2, Clark #3, Scott #4 , Mason #5,and Bracken #8

This team is still learning how to play together. I think one thing that is they are focused on a couple of goals.

Well thats the coaches choice, our freshman all dress varsity also. No rules about playing frosh and varsity.

Not a surprise. All the freshmen that have any talent at all for MC are having to play Varsity this year. Those girls would be Macie Spence, Olivia Colliver, and Keria Lockett. I'm guessing Lockett is the only one that might have played.

If I was the Bracken County coach I would buy some lottery tickets, they got the luckiest draw possible.

St Patrick Lady Saint freshman went on the road and beat Montgomery 43-29. St Patrick started playing some younger subs early in the third quarter, which gave them some great experience in game situation.

Very nice win for the Lady Saints

Hamm 17

Yeary 12

Fowler 9

Ring 3

Stanfield 2

From what I saw they played very well as a team. Need to work on foul shooting some and press breaking but overal a very nice win against a very good Deming team.

I am not sure how much basketball outside the 10th region you get to see but I see a lot and several teams in the 9th would be hard for most 10th region teams to beat.

Ninth isn't a tough region this year. There is Boone and Highlands.

It was a nice schedule to be 9-0. Playing a tougher schedule will beneift Branken, Brossart and some of the others.

If losing by 11 is being drilled then what does a 32 point loss equal. And by this statement this means that Bracken is not a solid team? I dont guess you think St Henry(9-4 in a tough 9th region) or Ripley is a solid team. Also beating Bourbon (8-8) at home by almost 20. Sounds like a little bit of sour grapes to me.