Here are the Boys' Regional games from last night. Lexington Catholic and Madison Central were upset, and four games went to overtime:
1st Region Quarter-Finals (at Murray St.):
Murray 72, Graves Co. 53
Paducah Tilghman 71, Carlisle 34
2d Regional Quarter-Finals (home teams listed first):
Henderson Co. 52 - 63 Hopkins Co. Cent.
Hopkinsville 82 - 46 Crittenden Co.
Lyon Co. 63 - 51 Christian Co.
Madisonville-N. Hopkins 81 - 75 Union Co. (OT)
4th Region Quarter-Finals (at W. Kentucky)
(8) Bowling Green 62, Franklin-Simpson 45
Clinton Co. 43, Glasgow 40
6th Region Quarter-Finals (home teams listed first):
Lou. Doss 72 - 46 Lou. Fairdale
Evangel Christian 70 - 40 Bullitt East (at Lou. Moore)
Lou. Jeffersontown 67 - 46 Bullitt Cent.
Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 79 - 45 Lou. Butler
7th Region Quarter-Finals (home teams listed first):
(4) Lou. Ballard 66 - 55 Lou. Trinity
Lou. Manual 65 - 66 Lou. St. Xavier (OT)
(2) Lou. Male 86 - 76 Christian Academy-Louisville
Lou. Seneca 75 - 70 Lou. Central (OT)
11th Region Quarter-Finals (home teams listed first):
Lex. Douglass 92 - 39 Western Hills
Great Crossing 61 - 55 Madison Cent. (OT)
Lex. Catholic 58 - 70 Lex. Henry Clay
Madison So. 54 - 46 Lex. Dunbar
Tonight we have 18 games, with play starting in the 3d, 5th, 8th, 10th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, and 16th regions.
A few years ago, long-time sports powerhouse Scott County was split into two schools, Scott County and Great Crossing.
ReplyDeleteGeorge Rogers Clark, the number 1 team in the Commonwealth, beats Robertson County 103-50 in the 10th Region quarters. GRC is now 30-1. Their only loss game on December 19 at the King of the Bluegrass against the Dorman Cavaliers of Roebuck, South Carolina. According to MaxPreps, Dorman is the number-1 team in South Carolina. They beat GRC 59-57, and the Cardinals haven't lost since. They average almost 85 points per game, which is unbelievable when you consider that the games are only 32 minutes long.
ReplyDeleteThat really is amazing. For most of last year, I had decided to take the week of this year's boys' Sweet Sixteen off, stay in Lexington by myself for the weekend, not tell anyone I was there and go to all of the games (for the first time--I've never been to a boys' Sweet Sixteen). But then I got in to marching-band and academic-team competitions through my daughter, and now I don't want to go watch anyone else's kids do anything else.
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