FarBeyondDriven

Correct.

DeZarn being out does not help WV for sure.

Holy Cross does NOT matchup well with Etown. Boley and Cleaver are more skilled and more athletic than the Holy Cross post players. Guard play is probably a tossup.

Gallatin County (19-7) - Dossett 7 1 16, Bowen 4 0 9, Wesley 6 1 16, Sullivan 6 1 13, Terrell 0 1 1, Beatty 1 0 2, Wainscott 1 0 2, Beckham 1 0 3. Totals: 26 4 62. Carroll County - Moller 6 0 12, Richmond 1 0 2, Germond 2 0 4, Evans 1 0 2, Napier 1 0 3, Burbin 2 0 5, Groseclose 2 2 6. Totals: 15 2 35. Halftime: G 34-11. 3-pointers: GC (Gossett 2, Wesley, Beckhanm); C (Richmond, Napier, Burbin).

Final from Eminence. Gallatin used a balanced attack to win it's third consecutive 31st District title, with three double figure scorers.

Congrats to Coach Stewart and the Raiders!

Congrats to Coach Richey and the Birds!!

I will venture to guess that many of the SK fans were big Piston fans in the late 80's..............LOL!!

Nothing wrong with aggressive.

Seems to be some "name calling" in this thread. There is definitely no love gained or lost between SK and WV. And yes, I did see some "cheap shots" during the game. Congrats on both teams on advancing to the 8th Region tournament in Carrollton next week.

The 29th District title game should be a good one. It's a tossup in my opinion, although Coach Stewart and the Raiders are out to prove that they are not just happy advancing to the 8th Region tournament.

Carroll girls pull away in 4th for District tourney win - Madison Courier

Incorrect, the Lady Panthers competed in the 31st District championship game from 2004 to 2010, seven straight years.

Congrats to Coach Stone and the Panthers.

Congrats to Coach Stewart and the Raiders!

Congrats to Autumn!! Very good player, glad to see her reach this milestone.

Wow, did not see this one coming. But as we all know, crazy things happen in the post season.

Gallatin County.

Mercy defends REAL well.

When Campbell came to Gallatin in early January, I quickly noticed the intangibles that she brings to the court. She is a HUGE reason for the Camels success this season.

KABC POY has to be a Senior.

Girls: First Region – Karlee Humphrey (Paducah Tilghman); Second – DeAsia Outlaw (Henderson County); Third – J’Nayah Hall (Apollo), Morgan Turner (Meade County); Fourth – Morgan Rich (Allen County-Scottsville); Fifth – Alexis Brewer (Bardstown), Reauna Cleaver (Elizabethtown); Sixth – Malerie Martin (Mercy); Seventh – Alex Hibbs (Presentation); Eighth – Hannah Dossett (Gallatin County); Ninth – Ally Mayhaus (Covington Holy Cross); 10th – Sandra Skinner (Clark County); 11th – Dee Givens (Lafayette); 12th – Cameron McPherson (Danville); 13th – Maci Morris (Bell County); 14th – Katie Moore (Leslie County); 15th – Kelsey Garcia (Sheldon Clark); 16th – Alexis Robinson (Ashland Blazer).

Congrats to Ally.

Congrats!!

Those numbers are not votes, they are points, based on votes.