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They would have to physically move into a new school district's boundaries.

From 10thRegion.com: The Royals defeated the Camels in the semifinals of the 10th Region Tournament on Monday night. The Royals went on an 11-2 run in the 2nd quarter, outscoring them 21-12 in the frame. The Camels stared off the third on an 10-2 run, but the Royals quickly responded. It will be Mason County’s first trip to the region finals since 2016. THE BASICS: Score: Mason County 75, Campbell County 67 M: — 14-12-15-26 — 75 C: — 16-21-14-24 — 67 Records: Mason County (29-8), Campbell County (22-12) Location: The Mason County Fieldhouse (10th Region Tournament Semifinals) HISTORY: Mason County defeated Campbell County 77-73 on January 10th thanks to a 11-2 run in the second quarter. Mason outscored Campbell 21-12 in the second frame. INSIDE THE BOX SCORE: — Free Throws: Mason 22/27 (81.5%), Campbell 8/13 (61.5%) — 3 Point: Mason 5/17 (29.4%), Campbell 3/15 (20.0%) — 2nd Chance Points: Mason 3, Campbell 11 — Terrell Henry (M) scored 27 points at 9/13 from the floor and 9/10 from the line. — KG Walton (M) scored 25 points going 6/9 from the floor and 13/17 from the line. He also drew 10 fouls. — Riley Mastin (M) only had two points, but had 10 rebounds. — Aydan Hamilton (C) had 24 points. — Jake Gross (C) had 10 points and 8 rebounds. — Connor Weinel (C) had 12 points. NEXT UP: Campbell County’s season ends at 22-11. They lose three seniors: Aydan Hamilton, Jake Gross, and Keegan Hill. Aydan Hamilton and Jake Gross were named to the All-Tournament Team. Mason County moves to 29-5. They will play the winner of George Rogers Clark and Harrison County on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. in the 10th Region Championship.

Aug 18 -- Pendleton County Aug 26 -- at Sayre Sept 1 -- at Nicholas County Sept 8 -- at Berea Sept 15 -- BYE Sept 22 -- Walton-Verona Sept 29 -- Carroll County Oct 7 -- Gallatin County Oct 14 -- at Owen County Oct 21 -- at Beechwood Oct 28 -- Lewis County

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When you think of 10th Region girls basketball, the two programs at the top are George Rogers Clark and Montgomery County. In 49 seasons, the two have won a combined 27 10th Region Championship. The two from the 40th District have won 15 of the last 18 region titles. GRC is making their 22nd championship appearance while Montgomery County is making their 18th title showing. The two teams have already met three times this season. GRC has swept the series 69-47, 67-57, and 59-63. The 10th Region Girls Basketball Championship will take place tomorrow, March 5th, at 3:00pm. The winner goes on the face the 12th Region on Wednesday, March 8th, at 6:00pm in the 2023 Mingua Beef Jerky Girls’ Basketball Sweet 16®. Follow along on Twitter @tenthregion or listen live to WMST-Mt.Sterling or WWKY-Winchester.

Does anyone know where I can find records or can you help me fill in information on the 10th Region Baseball Tournament? I everything from 1999 to 2022 from Riherds. Any help on Champions and Runners-Up since then? When did baseball go to a 16 region format? Thanks.

Big blowouts and smaller than usual crowds is the story of the first round of the 10th Region Boys Basketball Tournament on Wednesday and Thursday. The first four games had a running clock (35+ points) with two teams hitting the century mark. Wednesday: Mason County 107, Nicholas County 56 Campbell County 83, Paris 50 Thursday: George Rogers Clark 108, Augusta 53 Harrison County 48, Scott 35 LACKLUSTER OPENERS The average margin of victory of the games was 38 points. It is the largest average victory margin in the first round of 10th Region Tournament history. It is also the first time two teams have scored 100 in the first round. Mason County and George Rogers Clark almost broke the record for most points scored in a tournament game. Mason County scored 109 points in 1994. The best game so far has been Harrison County and Scott, which was a 13-point game. BLOCKBUSTER SEMIFINALS This is the first time since 2014 that all district champions won in the first round and will play in the semifinals. The consensus entering March was that the Royals, Camels, Cardinals, and Thorobreds were the top four teams in the region. All four teams will now move in to the semifinals on Monday night. THE BRACKET Monday, March 6th: 6:00pm – Mason County vs. Campbell County 7:45pm – George Rogers Clark vs. Harrison County Tuesday, March 7th: 7:00pm – Championship

Harrison County beat Scott for the second time this season 48-35 to setup the 10th Region Boys Basketball Tournament semifinals. This is Harrison County’s first trip to the semifinals in eight years since 2015. The Breds led a majority of the game and went on a 12-0 run in the second half to get up by 17 points. 10th Region Boys Basketball Tournament Semifinals Schedule. THE BASICS Final Score: Harrison County 48, Scott 35 Box: S: 7-8-8-12 — 35 H: 14-7-10-17 — 48 Records: Harrison County (27-6), Scott (14-19) (10th Region Tournament) HISTORY Harrison County defeated Scott in Taylor Mill 62-56 on January 5th. Scott was without Nolan Hunter. INSIDE THE BOX SCORE — Harrison County shot 19/38 (50%) from the field. — Scott shot 10/44 (22.7%) from the field. — Points in the Paint: Harrsion 26, Scott 14 — Rebounds: Harrison 32, Scott 23 — Kaydon Custard (H) scored 18 points with 10 rebounds and 3 assists. He also drew 6 fouls. — JD Kendall (H) scored 14 points and grabbed 6 rebounds. — Will Furnish (H) had 6 rebounds and 4 blocks. — Nolan Hunter (S) had 10 and 5 rebounds. COACHES’ COMMENTS Terrence Brooks, Harrison County: — “This is a big win for us. We worked hard all season long and played a tough schedule this year, and it means a lot. Having seniors like Will Furnish and JD Kendall that have been through the program since eighth grade. Year after year you want to go further and further. I’m proud of our guys. We had three good days of practice and it paid off for us. — “I thought we shot the ball well, but in the first half we were little passive. They came out and put a little pressure on us and we weren’t looking for our shot. But, in the second half we kind of settled down. We executed our offense and got the ball where it needed to go. — Kaydon’s big night and other players: “We need those guys every game. That’s what we tell them and they have to play with confidence. Kaydon’s going to do a lot. He’s going to handle the ball, he’s going to score, he’s going to defend, he’s going to rebound… but we can’t depend on him to do everything, so I was proud of all our guys. In the second half, Mason settled in and made some things happen defensively. He got out in transition and moved without the ball to get himself open and knock down some shots. — About their style of play: “It’s what we do. All my years of coaching that’s how I coach. I don’t care how good kids are offensively their going to committed to playing defense. If they don’t, they probably aren’t going to play very much. Steve Fromeyer, Scott: — “We picked the last two games of the year to have our worst offensive output of the year.” — Nolan (Hunter)’s had a tough year breaking his foot three minutes into the first game of the year. We didn’t get him back until January 20th and that’s hard. That’s only 5-6 weeks to get where you’re supposed to be. — Brayden (Howell) came into the program when I took the job and I watched the kid in basketball camp. He’s just a gritty kid that plays really hard and it’s tough to replace that. He sprained his ankle yesterday in practice. But it’s his senior year and he’s going to play. He’s got two torn ligaments and two full tears and a partial tear and he’s played with it all year long. But he’s a tough kid. — “We want it to be a full-court game. We had opportunities. But really good teams don’t beat themselves… Harrison County is very good and Terrence (Brooks) does a great job. “ UP NEXT Harrison County will play George Rogers Clark in the semifinals of the 10th Region at 7:45pm. Scott’s season ends at 14-19. They lose four seniors: Nick Bowen, Brayden Howell, Nolan Hunter, and Bryson Lindloff. Nolan Hunter was selected to the All-Tournament Team.

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From 10thRegion.com MAYSVILLE, KY – Mason County rolled in the 10th Region Tournament opener vs. Nicholas County. The home-standing Royals led at halftime 59-28; by 31 points. Braylon Hamilton had a career high 30 points, and tied the school record for most threes in a game. Mason County made 16 threes total on 33 attempts. THE BASICS Final Score: Mason County 107, Nicholas County 56 Location: The Fieldhouse, Mason County Records: Mason County (28-5), Nicholas County (11-22) (10th Region Boys Basketball Tournament – First Round INSIDE THE BOX SCORE — Braylon Hamilton (M) made 6 threes in the first half and 10 for the game, scoring 30 points. — Riley Mastin (M) scored 15 points with 9 rebounds. — Terrell Henry (M) had 13 points and 5 rebounds. — KG Walton (M) had 7 assists. — Wyatt Clark (N) scored 22 points. — Mason County was 16/33 from three (48.5%) for 48 of their points. — Mason County won the rebounding battle 22-13. — Mason County had 35 defensive stops. UP NEXT Mason County will face the winner of Campbell County/Paris in the semifinals of the 10th Region Tournament on Monday at 6:00pm. Nicholas County’s season ends at 11-22, but they had their first tournament appearance since 2013. They lose three seniors: Jordan Banks, Jesse Jones, and Andrew Watkins.

From 10th Region.com: MAYSVILLE, KY — Bracken County got off to a strong start, leading 19-9 at the end of the first. However, the senior-laden Lady Eagles’ experience and pressure was too much for Bracken County to handle. Scott would go on to win the rest of the three quarters 18-11, 13-6, and 19-10. THE BASICS Final Score: Scott 59, Bracken County 46 Location: The Fieldhouse, Mason County Records: Scott (15-15), Bracken County (19-14) HISTORY Scott and Bracken County were scheduled to play in the regular season, but Bracken County had to cancel due to being over their 30-game limit. Bracken County has not won a game in the region tournament since 2012. They came in as district champions for the first time since 2014. INSIDE THE BOX SCORE — Bracken County led 19-9 in the after one. However, Scott would outscore the Lady Bears 50-27 the rest of the game. — Bracken County only scored 16 points in the second half with 9 turnovers. — Bench Points: Scott 22, Bracken 2 — Scott 14 turnovers and Bracken had 15. However, Scott scored 16 points off those turnovers to the Bracken 5. — Rebounds: Scott 33, Bracken 32 — Kayla Overman (S) had 11 points and 5 rebounds. — Autum Ponder (S) had 11 points and 3 threes — Ava Coleman had 5 assists. — Ella Johnson (B) had 17 points off 3 threes (all in the first quarter) and 7 rebounds. — Nicole Archibald (B) had 14 points and 3 assists. — Gineva Rilery (B) had 6 points and 6 rebounds. COACHES’ COMMENTS Eric Pouncy, Jr. – Scott: — “The first half was a little shaky there. I knew that if we kept it close our depth would really help us later in the game. It’s a great feeling to get that first win in the regional tournament. I feel like that’s the hardest one.” — “Defensively I told them, our defense is going to lead to our offense. We gave up 6 points in the third quarter. We handled pressure well. In their zone we just slowed ourselves down. It’s probably the best we’ve done against a zone all year.” — “We tell them to get up and pressure the ball. Ball pressure changes a lot on the offensive end. If there are cutters and we’re behind on it, that allows us some time if we have the ball pressure there. When I first got the job that’s the main thing I worked on over the summer and we’ve done it all year. Just the shell drill and the basics.” — “Telling them that this could be your last game. Once I said that, it was just a different mindset.” — About facing GRC: “I just want us to fight for 32 minutes. You never know what could happen in this tournament.” Troy Archibald – Bracken County: — ” We get a lead and we just can’t take care of it. That’s the story of our season. I don’t really know what happens. We’ve just got to get back to it next year and we’ll figure it out.” — “I’m proud of the girls and proud of the way they played. We were worried about getting out-rebounded, and they only out-rebounded us by one. They’re a very physical team, and we just couldn’t finish.” — I think in the first half we missed 14 layups. That’s been our story too. So you make those… Those are layups we should have made.” — “We just don’t get a lot of points off the bench right now, but we’re young. We have mostly sophomores and juniors with some freshmen. I’m alright with that right now; we’ll get better. — “We knew they were going to come with a lot of pressure. I thought for the most part we handled it. We just couldn’t capitalize on our layups. That’s the difference in the game.” — “Our two seniors are going to be very hard to replace, if we can. Gineva Riley, her rebounding this year has been outstanding. Macie Sharp gave us a double-double every now and then and her leadership is tremendous. I’m tickled to death with how they played this year. They’re both going to be successful in life.” NEXT UP Scott will face George Rogers Clark in the 10th Region Tournament semifinals on Friday, March 3 at 7:45pm. Bracken County‘s season comes to an end after other much improved year under Troy Archibald. They lose two seniors: Macie Sharp and Gineva Riley. Ella Johnson was named to the All-Tournament team.

Coach Bentley announced he is resigning as head boys basketball coach at Montgomery County. Working with Coach Bentley last year, I can say he is one of the nicest people I have met and always showed a ton of class in everything he did. https://10thregion.com/jon-bentley-resigns-from-montgomery-county/

For Bluegrasspreps.com and 10th Region.com: The 2023 10th Region Boys Basketball Tournament gets started this week at Mason County High School. First round games get started on Wednesday and Thursday, with the semifinals and finals on Monday and Tuesday next week. Admission is $8.00 cash at the gate. All games will be streamed on PrepSpin for $12.00 a night (gets both games). At the end of the article is history and records of the tournament. 2023 UK HealthCare Boys’ Basketball Sweet 16® The Road to Rupp: All 16 Boys Regional Brackets WATCH The Bracket Mason County vs. Nicholas County Wednesday, March 1 – 6:00pm Mason County (27-5) comes in as champions of the 39th District. They won a rivalry battle with Bracken County 43-38 in front of a packed Mason County Fieldhouse. They running-clocked Augusta 87-46 in the finals to win the title. The Royals are led by the senior duo of Terrell Henry and Riley Mastin. Terrell Henry is a couple of hundred points away from 2,000 mark for his career. He is averaging 17.9 ppg and pulling down 6.9 rpg. He was named KABC Co-10th Region Player of the Year. Riley Mastin is fitting in perfectly in his first season as a Royal. Mastin is averaging 15.7 ppg and 6.6 rpg and is shooting 45.9% from three. Junior Braylon Hamilton has made 63 threes this season at 43.4% is averaging 9.4 ppg. Mason is coached by Brian Kirk in his 5th season at the helm. Kirk and the Royals are still waiting with bated breath to return to the region finals and return to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2016. Nicholas County (11-21) enters the tournament as runners-up of the 38th District. They defeated Pendleton County 61-45 in the first round before falling to Harrison County 65-39 in the district finals. Junior Wyatt Clark led the Blue Jackets with 23 points in their first round win and leads the team with 18.2 ppg. Junior Lincoln Morris leads the team in rebounding at 6.0 rpg and also scores 9.5 ppg. Nicholas is led by John Michael Reitz in his 4th season. The two teams did not meet in the regular season. Massey Ratings Predictions: Mason County 74 – Nicholas County 48 Mason County 95% – Nicholas County 5% Campbell County vs. Paris Wednesday, March 1 – 7:45pm Campbell County (21-11) comes into the tournament as champions of the 37th District for the 10th straight time. Aric Russell‘s Camels are always the team to watch come March, and the month begins as the Camels search for their fifth 10th Region title. Aric Russell is in his 13th season at Campbell County and has won four region championships. They are led by senior Ayden Hamilton, who is averaging 22.3 ppg along with 6.5 rpg. The Kentucky baseball commit is also the school’s all-time leading scorer with over 2,000 career points. Hamilton scored 23 points in the district title game verse Scott, winning 50-44 at Campbell County Middle School. Senior guard Jake Gross adds 14.8. Sophomore Garyn Jackson is shooting 64% from the floor with 42.1% from three for 6.7 ppg. Big man Connor Weinel, a junior, scores 6.6 ppg and brings down 4.8 rpg. The Camels are led by a prolific scorer and have a supporting cast of capable players that will make them a tough out. Paris (17-13) comes to the region as runners-up of the 40th District. The Greyhounds have a great coach of their own with alumnus Shawn Ransom in his first season. The sharp dressed coach cut his team’s way to the 10th Region All “A” Classic championship game, upsetting Augusta and Bracken County along the way. Paris made their way into the 10th Region Tournament after beating Montgomery County 57-49 in the opening district round at Bourbon County. They fell to GRC in the finals 84-44. The Hounds are led by star freshman Malachi Ashford who scores 20.8 ppg. Ashford is shooting 43% from three and 72.6% from the line. Junior Jakari Ransom adds 15.8 ppg and makes 2.6 3pg. Big man senior Trey Murrell is pulling down 6.2 rpg and makes 60.4% of his shots from the floor. The Greyhounds won’t be an easy out either, as they have proven their ability to pull off upsets this season. Massey Ratings Predictions: Campbell County 76 – Paris 60 Campbell County 84% – Paris 16% George Rogers Clark vs. Augusta Thursday, March 2 – 6:00pm George Rogers Clark enters as champions of the 40th District and three time defending region champions. The defending Sweet 16 Champions are coached by Josh Cook in his 7th season. Leading the Card is a trio of players that return from last year’s team, including the MVP of the Sweet 16. That MVP is senior Jerone Morton who is committed to play basketball at Morehead State. 6’4″ Morton is averaging 19.6 ppg and 6.9 rpg. Next is senior big man Trent Edwards who stands at 6’8″. Edwards shoots the ball mostly around the rim at 63.7%, scoring 16.9 ppg and pulling down 6.9 rpg. Senior Sam Parrish completes the trio for GRC, scoring 14.7 ppg. Clark County also has sharpshooting junior Reshaun Hampton, who has made 76 threes this year at 42.7% and shoots 81.8% from the line. GRC has won Augusta (18-13) comes into the tournament as runners-up of the 39th District. As a coach, Jason Hinson has made the 10th Region Tournament 10 times. His teams have drawn George Rogers Clark in the first round 6 times total and 4 times straight. The Panthers are led by senior LJ Conner, scoring 17.9 ppg. Following up is 6’5″ junior Kylan Hinson who scores 16.9 ppg and pulls down 7.7 rpg. Rounding out Augusta is junior Conner Snapp at 15.5 rpg and 6.0 rpg. The Panthers made it to the region tournament by beating St. Patrick 95-36 in the first round and losing to Mason County 87-46 in the finals of the blindly drawn district tournament. Massey Ratings Predictions: George Rogers Clark 78 – Augusta 56 George Rogers Clark 90% – Augusta 10% Harrison County vs. Scott Thursday, March 2 – 7:45pm Harrison County (26-6) enters the tournament as champions of the 38th District. They defeated Robertson County 71-24 in the opening round and Nicholas County 65-39 in the finals. The Thorobreds are led by junior guard Kaydon Custard. Custard is putting up 16.6 ppg with 5.6 rpg, and is one of the best defenders in the region. JD Kendall is a 6’6″ senior averaging 14.0 ppg with 5.2 rpg. The big man in the middle is 6’11” senior Will Furnish who dominates around the rim on both sides of the ball with 8.8 ppg and 7.3 rpg. Harrison County is coached by long-time 10th Region coach Terrence Brooks in his 3rd season. Harrison County is 2nd in the state in defense, only giving up an average of 47.7 ppg. Scott (14-18) comes in with as runners-up of the 37th District after two tough games at Campbell County Middle School. They defeated Bishop Brossart 69-57 in the opening round. They then lost to Campbell County in the finals 50-44. The Eagles are led by a committee of players and seven players averaging over 7.0 ppg. Junior Dylan Giffen leads with 14.6 ppg and shoots 41.3% from three. Senior Brayden Howell closely follows at 14.1 ppg. Their leading rebounder is 6’3″ junior Carter Eten with 5.7 rpg and scoring 7.3 ppg at 65.2% from the field. Don’t let their record fool you; coach Steve Fromeyer is in his 7th season and always puts together a tough schedule for the Eagles. These two teams met on January 5th in Taylor Mill. Harrison County defeated Scott 62-56. Massey Ratings Predictions: Harrison County 59 – Scott 56 Harrison County 56% – Scott 44% Tournament History History and records of the 10th Region Boys Basketball Tournament were compiled by the late Tony “Sumo” Sapp from Mason County. Tony Sapp passed away in the fall, and history and record will be maintained by 10thRegion.com and William Jones. Please credit Tony Sapp when citing these records. Records are available on 10thRegion.com.

From 10th Region.com: MAYSVILLE, KY — Montgomery County pulled out an exciting win over Pendleton County in the opening night of the 10th Region Girls Basketball Tournament on Monday. It was the second quarter that won the game for the Lady Indians. Take away the second quarter, and its a 60-59 MoCo win. Saniah Thomas fouled out with three minutes left in the game for the Lady Cats. Allie Dillon hit a dagger three with 1:11 left in the game to give MoCo the 58-50 lead. It was a three-point game with 1:56 seconds left. THE BASICS Final Score: Montgomery County 60, Pendleton County 53 Location: The Fieldhouse, Mason County Records: Montgomery County (21-12), Pendleton County (21-8) HISTORY The two did not play during the regular season. Montgomery County is looking to make it back to the region finals for the third straight year. Pendleton County was looking for their first regional win since 2011. INSIDE THE BOX SCORE — Montgomery County either won or was tied in quarterly scoring. 1st: 8-8, 2nd: 13-7, 3rd: 22-21, 4th: 17-17. — The biggest quarter for the Lady Indians, and what gave them the win, was outscoring Pendleton County 13-7 in the second frame. — Montgomery County had 16 points off of Pendleton County turnovers. — Montgomery County shot 29.2% (7/24) from the field in the first half and 50.0% (14/28) in the second half. — (M) Hayden Barrier scored 17 points. — (M) Allie Dillon scored 17 points. — (M) Reaghan Oney had 12 points, shooting at 71.4% (5/7). — (P) Saniah Thomas scored 19 points with 3 threes and 5 rebounds. — (P) Cara Stewart had 14 points and 10 rebounds. NEXT UP Montgomery County moved on to play Bishop Brossart on Friday at 6:00pm in the semifinals of the 10th Region Tournament. Pendleton County’s historic season comes to an end. They won 21 games, the most in school history, and the first district title in 10 years. They lose seven seniors, Skylar Ashcraft, Emmie Dunn, Morgan Hart, Savannah Shimkowiak, Cara Stewart, and Saniah Thomas.

From 10thRegion.com: MAYSVILLE, KY — Bishop Brossart had a dominant final frame to beat St. Patrick in the opening game of 10th Region Tournament. St. Patrick played with the Lady Stangs up until the last quarter. Brossart started the fourth on a 5-0 run to go up 47-34 with 7:30 left in the game and never looked back. THE BASICS Final Score: Bishop Brossart 63, St. Patrick 42 Location: The Fieldhouse, Mason County Records: Bishop Brossart (21-11), St. Patrick (21-7) HISTORY Bishop Brossart beat St. Patrick 62-52 on January 10th in the 10th Region All “A” Classic. St. Patrick was looking for their first 10th Region Tournament win since 2002. Their only other win was in 2000. Bishop Brossart is looking to win the 10th Region title like they did in 2021. INSIDE THE BOX SCORE — Bishop Brossart outscored St. Patrick 22-8 in the 4th. — Bishop Brossart went on a 21-3 run in the 4th. — Bishop Brossart had 25 points off of St. Patricks 22 turnovers. — Both teams had even stats in numerous categories. Rebounds: Brossart 25, St. Patrick 23. Threes: Brossart 3, St. Patrick 3. Free Throws: Brossart 16, St. Patrick 16. — Molly Kramer (BB) had 16 points. — Jill Planeaux (BB) had 15 points. — Izzy Riggs (SP) scored 16 points with 8 rebounds. COACHES’ COMMENTS Andy Arn, St. Patrick: — “Izzy’s a great player. She’s long. She can jump. She can finish. She can go left or right. I think she was really able to put it all together during the district. Unfortunately, being as aggressive as she was, she got herself into foul trouble tonight. It’s not in her vocabulary to dial it back. — “I told them that this is an opportunity. Every success and failure we’ve had this season, this is an opportunity to trump everything. I felt like we had some confidence even though we lost to Brossart earlier. in the season” — “[The group of seniors] are a special group. When it’s all said and done, as a group, they have over 80 wins for their career. They’re just a fantastic group, and I think they’ll go down in history as one of the best classes to ever play at St. Patrick. What else can you say about them?” Steve Brown, Bishop Brossart: — “I thought depth would be an issue for them [St. Patrick]. Getting Riggs in foul trouble was big for us. She gave us fits with 16 points tonight. She had 7 in the first quarter, and they caught a little by surprise on an adjustment they made on their motion offense.” — “Olivia Lloyd, she just means so much to us. It took us a little bit over a half to learn how to play when she wasn’t out there.” — “We have no juniors. So when we go to the bench, we’ve got.. sophomores and freshmen. It’s a lot to ask of them to come out to the Fieldhouse and step right up and get things done.” — “When you look at our scoring, that’s our recipe. We have four in double figures. When we’re successful, that’s how it looks.” NEXT UP Bishop Brossart will face Montgomery County in the 10th Region Tournament semifinals on Friday at 6:00pm. St. Patrick’s season comes to an end. They lose four seniors: Caroline McKay, Izzy Riggs, Makenna Roush, and Alex Arn. Izzy Riggs was named to the 10th Region All-Tournament Team.

I see him as the first choice.

I agree that it was an upset. Owen County was definitely upset with the loss.

I think GRC is the heavy favorite. MoCo and Brossart are the next behind. Then after that, the other five teams are pretty evenly matched.

Thanks! I try to post everything both places but the article on 10thRegion.com has a lot of pictures and buttons which didn’t carry over well the first time I tried. With the Ledger Independent in Maysville transitioning to a new sports writer, I’m trying to pick up some of the slack.

View the full version at: https://10thregion.com/10th-region-girls-basketball-tournament-preview/ The 49th edition of the 10th Region Girls Basketball Tournament gets started this week at Mason County High School. First round games get started on Monday and Tuesday, with the semifinals and finals on Friday and Saturday. Admission is $8.00 cash at the gate. All games will be streamed on PrepSpin for $12.00 a night (gets both games). The Bracket Bishop Brossart vs. St. Patrick Monday, Feb 27 – 6:00pm Bishop Brossart (21-11) comes in as champions of the 37th District. The Lady Stangs defeated Scott in a thrilling 43-41 overtime victory at Campbell County Middle School. Just a few weeks ago, Brossart had also beaten Scott by two points. Brossart is coached by KABC 10th Region Coach of the Year, Steve Brown, in his 1st season as head coach. They are led in scoring by senior Molly Kramer who is avergaing 11.6 ppg and 7.3 rpg. She scored 16 points in both district tournament games. Following Kramer is sophomore Zoee Meyers and senior Jill Planeaux who are both averaging around 10 ppg. Saint Patrick (16-15) enters the tournament as runners-up of the 39th District. The Lady Saints lost to Bracken County in a back-and-forth battle by just four points, 40-36. They are coached by Andy Arn in his 7th season. St. Pat is led in scoring by senior Caroline McKay who is putting up 12.5 ppg with 2.9 3pg. She scored 20 points in their first round 61-53 win over Augusta. Following McKay is Isabella Riggs at 11.6 ppg and 8.1 rpg. Riggs scored 21 points in their district final loss. The two teams met on January 10th in the 10th Region All “A” Classic at Paris. Bishop Brossart defeated St. Patrick 69-52. Pendleton County vs. Montgomery County Monday, Feb 27 – 7:45pm Pendleton County (21-7) comes in as champions of the 38th District. The Lady Cats are having their best season in school history. They won their first district title in ten years and set the new school record for most wins in a season at 21. Leading the historic season is historic player senior Saniah Thomas. Thomas is averaging 16.9 ppg and 10.5 rpg. She has scored over 1,000 points and is nearing 1,000 career rebounds. She dropped 31 points in their 67-48 win over Nicholas County for the district title. Coaching the Lady Wildcats is longtime 10th Region Hall of Fame coach Patrick Kelsch. Kelsch is in his 9th season as the head coach for girls and is in his 1st year at Pendleton County. Montgomery County (20-12) enters the tournament as runners-up of the loaded 40th District. They defeated a solid Paris (19-8) team 67-46 before falling to defending champs George Rogers Clark 59-36. The Lady Indians are led by sophomore Hayden Barrier at 17.8 ppg. Following up is junior Allie Dillon at 11.9 ppg. While only averaging 5.3 ppg, junior all-around athlete Reaghan Oney pulls down 7.2 rpg and shoots 57.6% from the floor (she’s also pretty good at softball too, and is committed to Marshall). MoCo is coached by Dustin High in his 4th season. The two did teams not play during the regular season. Bracken County vs. Scott Tuesday, Feb 28 – 7:45pm Bracken County (19-13) comes in as champions of the 39th District for the first time since 2014. They defeated Mason County 55-44 in the first round of the district tournament after a breakout performance by Ella Johnson. Johnson, a junior, is averaging 10.6 ppg, but she scored 23 points and had 10 rebounds. She was 7/10 from the line and made four threes to beat Mason County. Leading the Lady Bears in scoring is Nicole Archibald. Archibald is averaging 16.8 ppg. They defeated St. Patrick in the district finals 40-36. In the middle is Gineva Riley with 9.6 rpg. Bracken is coached by Troy Archibald in his 2nd season. They have a record of 33-24 under Archibald. Scott (14-15) enters the tournament as runners-up of the 37th District, losing in overtime to Bishop Brossart in the finals 43-41. Eric Pouncy, Jr. is the 1st year head coach of the Lady Eagles. Scott is led by a quartet of scorers each night. Senior Kayla Overman leads with 9.4 ppg and 6.6 rpg. Following are senior Presley Grant with 8.4 ppg, sophomore Kaia Peterson at 8.1 ppg, and senior Autumn Ponder 7.8. Scott has a wealth of experience entering the tournament with nine seniors and three juniors on the roster. The two teams did not play during the regular season. George Rogers Clark vs. Nicholas County Tuesday, Feb 28 – 6:00pm George Rogers Clark (23-7) comes in as champions of the 40th District and heavy favorites to repeat as 10th Region Champions. GRC is on a six-game win streak with their last loss coming to Sweet 16 favorite Sacred Heart 54-53 on February 7th. They are led by the Byars sisters who are averaging 33 of their 59 points. Sophomore Ciara Byars leads the Lady Cards with 18.3 ppg and 8.8 rpg. Following her younger sister is senior Brianna Byars who was named KABC 10th Region Player of the Year. The Cincinnati commit is averaging 14.7 rpg and 6.8 rpg. They are coached by Robbie Graham who has a 21-4 record in the tournament and has won it six times. Nicholas County (15-15) enters the tournament as runners-up of the 38th District. They defeated Harrison County in the first round 57-25 and fell to Pendleton County in the finals 67-48. Tessa Humphries, a junior, scored 19 points in the district championship game and is averaging 7.4 ppg. The Lady Jackets are led by 8th grader Maggie Simons who is scoring 12.2 ppg. Jada Clever, senior, follows with 8.2 ppg. The two did not meet during the regular season. Tournament History View the full history of the tournament here: https://10thregion.com/10th-region-girls-basketball-tournament-preview/#tournament-history

I feel a Clark/MoCo rematch.

Here is the video with the play before: https://10thregion.com/watch-gallatin-county-wins-31st-district-title-on-3-4-court-shot/