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Highlands hasn't really played a good game all year and they're still winning. Tuesday night against Boone will be another good test for them.

I don't think anyone will count them out, but I would look for a similar scenario next game. Constant pressure by Highlands. It wears a point guard down to be guarded that tightly all night. I've not seen Highlands pressure ND like this in the last couple of years. Highlands can't gloat about this win they have NCC Friday. I've never seen a score removed so quickly from the scoreboard after a game. As soon as the final buzzer went off the score was removed.

Notre Dame

I'm pretty sure they're good to go. If they lose tonight it won't be because they're not a 100%.

How are they a little beat up?

This is the biggest game in the 9th so far. Highlands by 10.

Link: http://www.courier-journal.com/blogs/khs/blog.html 1. Iroquois (11-0). Faces Franklin-Simpson tonight in Greenwood tournament final. 2. Manual (9-0). Impressive in winning LexCath tournament. 3. Franklin-Simpson (10-1). Only loss to Iroquois in PRP tournament final. 4. Christian Academy (10-1). Surprising finalist at LexCath. 5. Montgomery County (10-1). Beat Lafayette in own Gateway Holiday Classic final. 6. Elizabethtown (9-1). Enjoying Daytona Beach, Fla., this week. 7. Paul Dunbar (11-0). Might be higher with tougher schedule. 8. Mercy (8-3). Plays tonight for St. Pius X title in Atlanta. 9. Highlands (9-1). Only loss to Manual. 10. Rowan County (7-0). Hosts Manual tonight. 11. Ohio County (10-2). Plays Clarkrange (Tenn.) for Lady Invitational of South title tonight. 12. North Hardin (9-3). Faces Allen County-Scottsville in LIS fifth-place game tonight. 13. Butler (6-3). Two losses to Mercy, one to Montgomery County. 14. Notre Dame (8-3). Lost to Ohio County in LIS semifinal on Monday. 15. Lexington Christian (5-3). Preseason No. 2 team has struggled a bit. Others to watch: Lexington Catholic (4-4), Nelson County (8-3), Simon Kenton (7-2), Lincoln County (9-2), Sacred Heart (6-1).

This game doesn't mean a darn thing. Bellevue depending on the district draw could easily represent this district in the 9th region tournament at Kentucky Bank Arena. Astonishing, but true.

Highlands by at least 20. They'll turn this into a track meet and Scott simply won't be able to keep up. I like the Tibbs girl for Scott, but she'll have her hands full with some good and fast Highlands players.

Final

Final.

Why doesn't someone start a Sydney Moss Thread. I thought this read was about the Highlands girls basketball ranking.

Highlands has some plans in the process of going to Tennesse (Gatlinburg, Nashville) this year and for years to come. I think it has been proposed and just has to pass all of the appropriate people. Also to address the Spring Break Question I think he may let kids go on spring break. The past two years we've gotten 2 games in a piece. Spring Break is life at Highlands and he knows that. His policy whatever it will be, will greatly increase the numbers that come out to play Im sure.

This has the potential to be a good game. Beechwood likes to throw a lot. Highlands has a big safety with 6 or 7 picks on the year. His height will present some problems for the Beechwood passing game. If Beechwood stops the Highlands running game the Birds might be in trouble. Though they have an exceptional receiver in Sheehan, it has been the running game and some sensational defensive efforts of some,(Sheehan included) that have led to the Birds success. If Highlands played their best in the right spots this could be a blowout on Thursday. Oh by the way Rouse is a player. He needs to be in the backfield a lot more. Rouse will be a premier back at the varsity level no doubt. With the exception of True he's clearly the most explosive runner the Birds have. And while you're putting Rouse in the backfield I might advise giving your 6'2 safety with 7 picks a chance to catch the ball on offense. Beechwood has a storied program and is a class act all the way around. It will be fun to watch these two football factories go after each other on Thursday. May there be no injuries and may the best team win.

Here ya go Crazy8s. Top Ten Teams 1. Simon Kenton 2. Shelby County 3. Anderson County 4. South Oldham 5. Oldham County 6. Owen County 7. Grant County 8. Spencer County 9. Gallatin County 10. Henry County Top Ten Players 1. Chelsea Tolliver Sr. Simon Kenton 2. Lindsay Fultz Sr. Anderson County 3. Haleigh LeCompte Sr. Shelby County 4. Kenisha Marshall Sr. Spencer County 5. Tiffany Davenport Sr. Anderson County 6. Audri Beudrie Sr. Oldham County 7. Candace Gorby Sr. Grant County 8. Ashley Jones Sr. Gallatin County 9. Jordann McGuffin Jr. South Oldham 10. Sydni Wainscott Fr. Simon Kenton