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2011 PNC/KHSAA Boys’ Sweet Sixteen® State Tournament March 16-19, 2011 Lexington, Kentucky (Rupp Arena, 23,000)

Kentucky High School Athletic Association 2280 Executive Drive Lexington, Kentucky 40505 (859) 299-5472 Sports Information Contact: Elden May, KHSAA Sports Information Director ([email protected]) Game Notes Written and Compiled by Robert Sampson, KHSAA Intern ([email protected])

TOURNAMENT MEDIA POLICIES 94th PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN® SET TO BEGIN IN LEXINGTON For the 94th time in state history, the regional winners from across the state of Kentucky will come Tournament Headquarters together in Lexington, Kentucky with the ultimate prize on the line, the 2011 PNC/KHSAA Boys Sweet Six- The KHSAA Tournament Headquarters is located in teen® State Basketball Championship. the Thoroughbred Room 1 at the Lexington Center • The 2011 participants are a combined 409-96 in 505 games this season entering the tournament, a win- in Lexington. You may call the headquarters at (859) ning percentage of .810. 254-8968 or (859) 246-0174. The headquarters • Eastern leads the tournament with 31 wins entering the event. Eastern and Wayne County are the only will be open Tuesday (8 a.m. – 6 p.m.), Wednesday teams to enter the 2011 tournament with 30 or more wins. and Thursday morning. All issuing of credentials • Shelby Valley enters the tournament with a 13-17 record, tying it for the most losses by a team entering on Wednesday and Thursday will take place at the the state tournament in its 94-year history. Mercer County also entered the tournament with 17 losses in MEDIA WILL CALL (Cox Street Entrance) of Rupp 2000. Mercer County entered that tournament with a 15-17 mark. Arena. TOURNAMENT NOTES Title Sponsor Rupp Arena Plays Host to State Tournament for 17th Consecutive Year This is a reminder that PNC is the offi cial title For the 17th consecutive season, Rupp Arena in downtown Lexington, Kentucky plays host to the boys’ sponsor of the Boys’ Tournament. Elements of the state tournament. It marks the 28th time the tournament has been held in the historic venue since it opened sponsorship include a Trophy Tour of the State in 1976. A complete look at tournament attendance records can be found in this packet of media notes. Championship trophy at branches and games The state fi nals have been seen by a total of 462,595 fans all-time in Rupp Arena. throughout the state and 32 $1000 scholarships Entering the 2011 tournament, 3,350,476 fans have seen a state tournament game at Rupp Arena in 28 (one to a boy and girl from each of the 16 basketball tournaments overall at the venue and 224 all-time tournament sessions. regions). Winners will be recognized during the Since 1978, a total of 3,989,795 fans have seen a state tournament game overall. That span encompass- championship game. In addition, PNC sponsored es a total of 272 tournament sessions and 510 total games entering the 2011 tournament. the District and Regional Tournament championship All-time, two tournament session have eclipsed the 20,000 mark, the latest coming in 2004 when Mason trophies. County and Warren Central met in the state fi nals. Finally, please remember the offi cial tournament reference is PNC/KHSAA Boys’ Sweet 16® State Only One Claims Region Crowns in Both Boys and Girls in 2010-2011 Basketball Tournament or PNC/KHSAA Sweet 16® One team claimed regional crowns in both boys and girls basketball in 2010-11. Perry County Central for short and should be used by outlets credentialed claimed the boys regional title with a 45-39 win over Knott County Central in the 14th Region fi nals. Perry by the KHSAA for the event. Simply referencing the County Central claimed the girls title with a 78-58 win over Leslie County. Last week in Bowling Green, the event as the “Sweet 16®” is incorrect. PCC girls lost a 42-40 decision to Butler in the opening round of the Houchens Industires/KHSAA Girls Sweet To create the ® symbol in written documents refer- Sixteen® State Basketball Tournament. encing the tournament, press 0174 while holding down the ALT key. 26 Teams Win District Titles in Both Boys and Girls in 2010-2011 A total of 26 teams won district titles in both boys and girls basketball during the 2010-2011 season. The Media Credentials teams were, followed by district: Henderson County (6), Madisonville North-Hopkins (7), Muhlenberg County Credentials to the 2011 PNC/KHSAA Boys’ Sweet (10), Breckenridge County (11), Grayson County (12), Russell County (16), Elizabethtown (17), LaRue 16® State Basketball Tournament are non-transfer- County (18), Lou. Butler (22), Lou. Central (23), Bullitt East (24), Walton-Verona (32), Newport Central able. Credentials are issued in the person’s name in 2011 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE which it was granted (photo identifi cation required) and is valid for one day only. Media members will Game 1 Wed., March 16 12:00 p.m. Clark County (10) vs. Oldham County (8) Game 2 Wed., March 16 1:30 p.m. Warren Central (4) vs. Eastern (7) individually sign in at the Media Will Call entrance Game 3 Wed., March 16 6:30 p.m. Christian County (2) vs. Shelby Valley (15) of Rupp Arena each day. Please notify Elden May Game 4 Wed., March 16 8:00 p.m. Lexington Catholic (11) vs. Dixie Heights (9) or Marilyn Mitchell if there is a name change in a Game 5 Thurs., March 17 12:00 p.m. Rowan County (16) vs. Daviess County (3) credential request. Game 6 Thurs., March 17 1:30 p.m. Wayne County (12) vs. Perry County Central (14) Game 7 Thurs., March 17 6:30 p.m. Bullitt East (6) vs. Bardstown (5) Press Row/Photo Passes Game 8 Thurs., March 17 8:00 p.m. Marshall County (1) vs. Bell County (13) Press Row and the scorer’s tables, as well as areas Game 9 Fri., March 18 12:00 p.m. Quarterfi nal #1 (Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2) marked for photographers and videographers are Game 10 Fri., March 18 1:30 p.m. Quarterfi nal #2 (Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 4) Game 11 Fri., March 18 6:30 p.m. Quarterfi nal #3 (Winner Game 5 vs. Winner Game 6) reserved for working media only. Do not sit in seats Game 12 Fri., March 18 8:00 p.m. Quarterfi nal #4 (Winner Game 7 vs. Winner Game 8) which are designated for other outlets. Seating Game 13 Sat., March 19 10:00 a.m. Semifi nal #1 (Winner Game 9 vs. Winner Game 10) charts are posted throughout fl oor level for your Game 14 Sat., March 19 11:30 a.m. Semifi nal #2 (Winner Game 11 vs. Winner Game 12) reference. Game 15 Sat., March 19 8:00 p.m. Championship (Winner Game 13 vs. Winner Game 14) All times are Eastern and Local to Site

www.khsaa.org ABSOLUTELY no cheering, coaching or clapping (or No photographers may take photographs from the during the tournament. contesting offi cials’ calls) will be permitted in working press row seating. The KABC will honor its regional players of the year media areas. Those members violating this policy at halftime of Friday’s fi rst game. The KABC will will lose all press row privileges. NON-ORIGINATING RADIO honor its regional coaches of the year on Friday Radio stations that are not originating a broadcast of at halftime of the second game of the afternoon Media credentials are non-transferable. Media the tournament are to utilize auxiliary press seating session. members allowing children, students, acquaintances located at the bottom of Sections 230-231-232. If The 25th anniversary of Pulaski County’s state title or non-working media members to utilize these these areas are full, seating is available in Section run will be recognized on Friday night. passes will lose all media privileges to cover KHSAA 212. There are no reserved seats for non-originat- KAPOS will present its annual Cheer Awards on events in the future. ing radio stations on press row. Friday evening during halftime of the fi rst game of the session. PHOTO GUIDELINES PARKING The 50th anniversary of Ashland’s state title run All still photographers/videographers must utilize The Kentucky High School Athletic Association will be recognized on Saturday night during the the marked areas in the end zones and the sideline does not provide media parking for the tournament. championship game. adjacent to press row from the bottom of the foul Media parking passes may be purchased through In addition, at the end of the third quarter of the fi rst circle to the baseline. Photographers/videographers the Rupp Arena box offi ce at a reduced rate. game of each session, the KHSAA will welcome must stay seated on the fl oor. Please stay off the back and recognize a “Sweet 16® Legend.” playing fl oor during timeouts. Team bench areas are RESULTS off limits at all times. No photographers may take Results including box score and play-by-play from ON THE AIR/NET photographs from the press row seating. each game will be available in the media work room. All games of the 2011 PNC/KHSAA Boys’ Sweet Results will also be available via the KHSAA Web 16® State Basketball Tournament can be heard No tripods are allowed to be used in the arena site (www.khsaa.org). Live stats as well as a web- locally on WVLK Radio (590 AM), the Lexington during the games. Any use must be approved by cast of each contest will be available by accessing fl agship of the KU/KHSAA Radio Network. In addi- Sports Information Director Elden May. Anyone the link from the KHSAA Web site. tion, all games can be heard on the Internet at www. wishing to attach a camera to the goal post MUST khsaa.net. have prior approval from the KHSAA and the Lexing- MEDIA WORK ROOM/HOSPITALITY ton Center. The media work room is located next to the inter- TV AND ONLINE COVERAGE view area. Courtesy phone lines are available to iHigh.com and the KHSAA will offer fans the chance No “fl ash” cameras may be used on fl oor level. transmit. Exit the fl oor level under Sections 25-26 to watch live coverage of games 1-14 and live action and turn to the right. At sign-in, media members will from the Championship game of this year’s PNC/ Television “live shots” are to be conducted prior to be issued a hospitality meal card. This pass is good KHSAA Boys’ Sweet 16® Tournament. iHigh.com or at the conclusion of each session. ABSOLUTELY for the pre-game meal served one hour prior to tip- will be providing photo coverage from all games NO MERCURY LIGHTS ARE TO BE POINTED IN off of the fi rst game of each session. Please keep throughout the tournament. THE DIRECTION OF THE PLAYING FLOOR FROM the card for the entire tournament. Your credential Also, delayed full-video replay of Semi-fi nal games ANYWHERE WITHIN THE ARENA WHILE PLAY IS will admit you to the general hospitality (soda, and LIVE Championship games will be broadcast on IN PROGRESS. chips, etc.) room which will be open throughout the select television stations. See schedule below. tournament. CWKYT-Lexington: LIVE Championship game INTERVIEWS starting at 8PM, Saturday, March 19th and delayed Lockerrooms and the back hallway are closed to HALFTIME Semi-fi nals starting at 1PM Sunday, March 20th the media during the tournament. Following a brief Halftime will be 15 minutes for all games. There will WAVE-Louisville Digital Channel 3.3: Semi-fi nals cooling off period after each game -- fi ve minutes be a minimum of 25 minutes between games. starting at 12PM, Sunday, March 20th with Champi- -- the winning coach and selected players will be onship game following escorted to the interview area. Exit the arena under NATIONAL ANTHEM The free online coverage will also include pre-game Sections 25-26 and turn to the right. The losing Following is a schedule of those who will be singing shows before each session and LIVE post-game coach and players will follow. TV stations wishing the national anthem throughout the tournament. press conferences for all tournament matchups. to do one-on-one interviews will be afforded the op- Session 1 - Wednesday Afternoon – Jalyn Walls portunity AFTER the coaches/players visit the area. from Dawson Springs HS These should take place outside the the player/ Session 2 - Wednesday Evening – Kaeli Fletcher coach entrance to the interview area. from Belfry HS Session 3 - Thursday Afternoon – Corey Wright ABSOLUTELY no interviews, especially radio, are to from Rowan County HS be conducted on the fl oor immediately following the Session 4 - Thursday Evening – Allison Bray, fresh- conclusion of the game. All coaches/athletes MUST man from DuPont Manual HS report to the interview area prior to doing any post Session 5 - Friday Afternoon – McKenzie Wyatt, game radio/tv interviews. sophomore from Montgomery County HS Session 6 - Friday Evening – Briget Payne, Breanna WEEKLY PAPERS Jones, Nolan Masteller and Nicholas Miller from Due to space limitations, weekly papers are asked Apollo HS to rotate seating during games involving teams from Session 7 - Saturday Morning – Kenzi Lewis from their coverage area. A reserved press row seat for LaRue County HS the entire tournament is not available to weekly me- Session 8 - Saturday Evening – Madison Central dia outlets. Four seats on press row will be marked High School Madrigal Singers (Choral Director Lisa “Weekly Papers”. You may sit in these seats during Jury) your game, but to accommodate others, we ask that you return to the auxiliary seating in the upper press PRESENTATIONS row located at the bottom of Sections 230-231-232. Following is a schedule of presentations to be made 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2010 TOURNAMENT TEAMS IN 2011 POSTSEASON Region Team 2009-10 Record 2010-11 Record 2011 Postseason Result 1st Region Paducah Tilghman 27-7 27-5 Lost to Marshall County 62-56 in 1st Region Finals 2nd Region Christian County 30-5 21-9 2011 TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANT 3rd Region Muhlenberg County 20-11 24-6 Lost to Daviess County 64-63 in 3rd Region Finals 4th Region Warren Central 23-9 26-7 2011 TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANT 5th Region North Hardin 27-5 17-12 Lost to Elizabethtown 58-44 in 17th District Semifi nals 6th Region Butler 20-12 16-14 Lost to PRP 60-48 in 6th Region Semifi nals 7th Region Ballard 32-5 29-4 Lost to Eastern 66-52 in 7th Region Semifi nals 8th Region Shelby County 24-6 4-24 Lost to Collins 45-40 in 30th District Semifi nals 9th Region Newport 29-6 11-18 Lost to Highlands 70-50 in 36th District Semifi nals 10th Region Mason County 25-7 19-13 Lost to Pendleton County 60-56 in 10th Region Semi 11th Region Scott County 29-7 23-6 Lost to Lexington Catholic 70-60 in 11th Region Semi 12th Region West Jessamine 28-8 11-18 Lost to Mercer County 63-50 in 46th District Semi 13th Region Corbin 27-4 24-7 Lost to Bell County 54-49 in OT in 13th Region Finals 14th Region Knott County Central 26-7 19-10 Lost to Perry County Cent. 45-39 in 14th Region Finals 15th Region Shelby Valley 32-4 13-17 2011 TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANT 16th Region East Carter 23-6 12-17 Lost to West Carter 59-37 in 62nd District Semifi nals

Catholic (36), George Rogers Clark (40), Scott • Warren Central coach Tim Riley is making his Catholic that reached the state semifi anls. Keith County (42), Madison Central (44), Mercer County eighth apperance in the tournament as a head Stone was a player on the 1985 team that reached (46), Southwestern (48), Clay County (49), Knox coach and is 12-6 in the event all-time. He was also the tournament. Central (51), Knott County Central (53) and Perry an assistant for Holmes in 1990 when they reached • Wayne County head coach Rodney Woods is County Central (54). the state fi nals. Assistant Craig Anderson is making making his seventh apperance as coach at Wayne his eight appearance in the tournament. Assistant County. Assistant Coach Shane Blevins played in Multiple Teams Celebrating Anniversaries in William Unseld is making his fi fth appearance in the the tournament in 1987 for Monticello. Assistant 2011 tournament. Assistant Carlos Quarles is making his coach Ken Jones played for the 1989 Wayne County Several state championship teams are celebrat- second appearance in the tournament. Assistant team that reached the state fi nals. ing anniversaries this year, including two teams from Deryl Hall is making his second appearance in the • Bell County coach Lewis Morris coached uin DuPont Manual in Louisville. tournament. the Tennessee state tournament in 1994 as coach The 1961 state champion, Ashland, will be • Bardstown assistant coach Brad Hall was of Horace Maynard High School in Union County, honored during this year’s Sweet Sixteen® at Rupp a coach on the 2008 team from Bardstown that TN. He was also the head coach at Hazard in 1998 Arena during the state championship game. 1986 reached the tournament. during their state tournament run. state champion Pulaski County will be honored dur- • Daviess County assistant coach Kim Swift was • Shelby Valley coach Greg Newsome played in ing this year’s Sweet Sixteen® at Rupp Arena during an assistant coach for Russellville when it reached the 1977, 1978 and 1979 tournaments for Virgie the Friday evening session on the 25th anniversary the 1998, 2000 and 2001 tournaments. High School. of their title run. • Bullitt East coach Troy Barr and assistant coach • Rowan County assistant coach Andrew Zaheri 10 years 2001 Lafayette (Don Adkins) def. Lou. Junebug Rakes coached the Chargers during their was on the 2005 Rowan County staff that reached Male (Bryce Hibbard) 54-49 at Rupp Arena 2005 tournament appearance. the tournament. 20 years 1991 Fairdale (Stan Hardin) def. Tates • Eastern coach Jason Couch is making his sec- Creek (Nolan Barger) 67-63 at Rupp Arena ond appearance in the tournament as a head coach. Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Quickly 30 years 1981 Simon Kenton (Larry Miller) def. He was also an assistant during the 1994-1995 run Approaching Mason County (Allen Feldhaus) 70-63 at at Rupp by Greenwood. Assistant coaches Joe Rogers and The induction ceremony for the 2011 class to Arena Andrew Minor were also assistant coaches on the the Dawahares/KHSAA Hall of Fame is quickly 40 years 1971 Male (Jim Huter) def. Anderson 2008-2009 Eastern team. approaching. The ceremony is scheduled for April County (Jack Upchurch) 83-66 at Freedom Hall • Oldham County coach Jason Holland is making 16, 2011. The 2011 class features 13 members, 50 years 1961 Ashland (Bob Wright) def. Monti- his fi rst tournament appearance. Daniel Viehmann including Sweet 16 legend J.R. VanHoose, a boys’ cello (Joe Harper) 65-56 at Freedom Hall and Coy Zerhsusen played for Oldham County and basketball star from Paintsville. 60 years 1951 Clark County (Letcher Norton) def. Scott County, respectivley, in the tournament previ- Members of the 2011 induction class are: Cuba (J.B. Story) 69-44 at Armory ously. Viehmann also coached as an assistant for Leonard Carpenter – One of the most prolifi c 70 years 1941 Inez (Russell Williamson) def. Lou. Oldham County in the tournament previously. scorers in Kentucky basketball history, Carpenter St. Xavier (Bob Schumann) 35-27 at Alumni Gymna- • The entire Dixie Heights staff is making its fi rst scored 3,003 career points at Salyersville High sium apperances in the tournament. School. At the time of his graduation, Carpenter was 80 years 1931 duPont Manual (Neal Arnston) def. • Clark County coach Scott Humphrey, Larry the fi rst player in state history to achieve the mark. Tolu (Rupert A. Belt) 34-23 at Alumni Gymnasium Allison and Robbie Graham were all on the 2007 Kristie Combs – An outstanding basketball player 90 years 1921 duPont Manual (Hubter Wiggs) def. staff at Clark County that reached the tournament. for M.C. Napier High School, Combs set several Union Academy (W.B. Trosper) 32-17 at U.K. Gym Graham was also on the 1998 and 1999 Fleming state records during her career. Combs fi nished her County staff that reached the tournament. career with 2,792 points and 586 assists. She led Tournament Coaches Have Connections to Past • Lexington Catholic coach Brandon Salsman the Lady Navajos to the 1994 state championship, Sweet Sixteen® Runs was a member of the 1992 Lexington Catholic team winning the tournament most valuable player award Many coaches in the 2011 PNC/KHSAA Boys that reached the state fi nals. he was an assistant in the process. Sweet Sixteen® State Basketball Tournament have coach on the 1996, 1998, 2000 and 2002 teams Gladys Coomes Thompson – A member of the connections to past tournaments. Among them (as that reached the tournament, including the 2002 1927 girls state basketball champion West Louisville reported by head coaches at respective schools): team that won the tournament. Salsman was the squad, the Daviess County native never lost her • Marshall County coach Gus Gillispie reached the head coach for the 2008 and 2009 tournament runs. love for basketball. Her pioneering spirit made state tournament in 2001-2002 in the state of Illinois. Salsman’s coaching staff was also with in in 2008 female athletics in Kentucky the experience it is for • Christian County coach Kerry Stovall is making and 2009. Associate head coach Mike Mendenhall generations of student-athletes. his sixth trip to the state tournament. III was a player on the 1996 team from Lexington Tim Cooper – Cooper fi nished his high school 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT career at St. Xavier in 1970 with a 123-0 record and Joey Stockton – A nine-time state track champion 2010-2011 FINAL AP POLL four consecutive individual state tennis champion- and Kentucky Mr. Football fi nalist, Stockton ships. He was also an all-district, all-region and excelled at North Hardin High School. He was Released Feb. 22, 2011 all-state performer in basketball. named Mr. Track in back-to-back years as well as Rank-School FPV Rcd TP Pvs Mike Deaton – An all-state athlete in two sports Kentucky Male Athlete of the Year his senior year in 1. Lou. Eastern (11) 26-2 110 1 as well as a state champion hurdler, Deaton was 1993-1994. 2. Lou. Ballard - 26-3 99 2 awarded 18 letters at Green County High School for J.R. VanHoose – A schoolboy legend at Paints- 3. George Rogers Clark - 24-5 85 3 football, baseball and track. He was also named a ville High School, VanHoose led the Tigers to the 4. Lex. Tates Creek - 21-4 66 4 5. Christian Co. - 17-8 63 7 scholastic All-American in football. 1996 state championship and a runner-up fi nish 6. Scott Co. - 21-5 59 5 Earl V. Driskell Jr. – Driskell has enjoyed more in 1998. VanHoose fi nished his career with 3,095 7. Lexington Catholic - 22-6 40 8 than seven decades in athletics as a coach and points and 2,069 rebounds, one of only a handful of 8. John Hardin - 21-2 22 9 offi cial. In addition to coaching for 35 years at four players to accomplish the feat. Among the individual 9. Lou. Jeffersontown - 22-5 21 6 different schools, Driskell continues in his seventh honors bestowed upon VanHoose are Parade 10. Lou. Trinity - 21-7 17 10 decade as an offi cial in a career that began in the All-American, USA and Gatorade Player of the Year Others receiving votes: Warren Central 13. Rowan Co. late 1940s and includes numerous awards. and 1998 Kentucky Mr. Basketball. VanHoose also 3. Ashland Blazer 2. Bardstown 1. Bullitt East 1. Dixie Beth Wilkerson Hammond – A gifted basketball enjoyed a standout career at Marshall University. Heights 1. Paducah Tilghman 1. West Carter 1. player, Wilkerson excelled for Paris High School, Larry Vaught – The sports editor of the Danville Team FT Pct. 6th Dixie Heights 72.0 leading the school to a state runner-up fi nish in Advocate-Messenger for more than three decades, Team FT Pct. 14th Eastern 69.1 1977. Her individual accomplishments include a Vaught has spent his entire career promoting and Team 3PT Pct. 5th Dixie Heights 37.6 Team 3PT Pct. 11th Wayne County 35.0 20-point and 11-rebound per game average, 1,600 recognizing high school student-athletes that would Team 3PT Pct. 15th Bullitt East 34.8 career points, Parade First-Team All-American, have otherwise gone unnoticed. Team Reb. 13th Eastern 34.7 1979 Miss Basketball and a distinguished collegiate Team Reb. 15th Warren Central 33.8 career at Old Dominion. Tournament Participants Among State Regular Gary Kidwell – A longtime supporter of high Season Statistical Leaders school athletics in northeastern Kentucky, Kidwell Several players and teams participating in this served as basketball coach at Lewis County High week’s state tournament are among those who School for 20 years, baseball coach for 12 and fi nished the season ranked among the top 15 in football coach for 10, as well as athletic director for various statistical categories around the state. Below nearly two decades. Kidwell also is a longtime base- is a listing of the participants who fi nished in the top ball and softball umpire and served on the KHSAA 15 during the regular season: Board of Control, in addition to Commissioner of the Scoring 13th George Fant (Warren Central) 21.4 FG Pct. 10th George Fant (Warren Central) 62.7% Eastern Kentucky Conference since 2001. Kidwell FT Pct. 1st Hayden Sweat (Bullitt East) 89.2% has served as sports editor of the Lewis County FT Pct. 3rd Austin Shearer (Wayne County) 87.3% FT Pct. 8th Brandon Hatton (Dixie Heights) 83.6% Herald since 1975 and continues to host a weekly FT Pct. 9th Remy Abell (Eastern) 83.2% sports show on WKKS radio in Vanceburg after 35 FT Pct. 13th Stephen Atkinson (Marshall County) 80.1% years. Team Scoring 4th Bullitt East 72.5 Team Scoring 6th Christian County 71.7 Richard “Dick” Morse – His outstanding four-sport Team Scoring 7th Eastern 71.6 offi ciating career began in 1960 with baseball and Team Scoring 15th Warren Central 69.0 basketball and continued to football, where Morse Team Defense 1st Perry Co. Central 42.7 Team Defense 5th Marshall County 48.2 called 30 playoff games. In 1995, Morse was named Scoring Margin 1st Eastern 19.8 the Kentucky Offi cial of the Year and in 2002 was Scoring Margin 6th Wayne County 14.2 Scoring Margin 9th Perry Co. Central 13.9 awarded Supervisor of the Year. Scoring Margin 10th Bullitt East 13.8 Felton Spencer – A standout at Eastern High Scoring Margin 12th Marshall County 13.7 School in the mid-1980s, Spencer helped the Eagles Scoring Margin 14th Dixie Heights 12.8 Team FG Pct. 4th Perry Co. Central 50.8 to a pair of 7th Region championships and a spot Team FG Pct. 9th Dixie Heights 49.5 on the Kentucky-Indiana All-Star Team in 1986. He Team FG Pct. 12th Warren Central 48.4 Team FG Pct. 15th Eastern 48.2 followed with a standout career at the University of Team FT Pct. 2nd Wayne County 74.5 Louisville, followed by a lengthy NBA career. Team FT Pct. 3rd Bullitt East 74.3

2011 TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANTS Team Trips Won Finals Semifi nals Q-Finals First Round Misc. Overall FIrst Last 1st Region Marshall County 5 0 0-0 0-2 1-0 2-4 0-0 3-6 1984 1995 2nd Region Christian County 16 0 0-2 2-2 4-3 7-9 0-0 13-16 1961 2010 3rd Region Daviess County 7 0 0-1 1-0 1-3 4-3 0-0 6-7 1942 2003 4th Region Warren Central 11 1 1-1 2-1 3-5 8-3 0-0 14-10 1982 2010 5th Region Bardstown 6 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-6 0-0 0-6 1932 2008 6th Region Bullitt East 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2005 2005 7th Region Eastern 6 1 1-1 2-0 2-3 5-1 0-0 10-5 1957 2009 8th Region Oldham County 13 0 0-0 0-2 2-3 5-8 0-0 7-13 1954 2007 9th Region Dixie Heights 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1947 1957 10th Region Clark County 21 1 1-2 3-3 6-9 14-6 2-0 26-20 1920 2007 11th Region Lexington Catholic 10 1 1-2 3-3 6-1 7-3 0-0 17-9 1966 2009 12th Region Wayne County 7 0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-6 0-0 3-7 1943 2004 13th Region Bell County 4 0 0-0 0-1 1-2 3-1 0-1 4-5 1956 2008 14th Region Perry Co. Central 5 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-4 0-0 1-5 1997 2005 15th Region Shelby Valley 6 1 1-0 1-0 1-1 2-4 0-0 5-5 2002 2010 16th Region Rowan County 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-4 0-0 0-4 1987 2005

2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME Won State Tournament Advanced to State Finals Advanced to State Semifi nals Advances to State Quarterfi nals 1st Region North Marshall, 1959 Paducah Tilghman, 2002 Graves County, 2006 Paducah Tilghman, 2008 2nd Region University Heights, 1992 University Heights, 1992 University Heights, 2005 Christian County, 2010 3rd Region Breckenridge County, 1995 Apollo, 2005 Apollo, 2005 Grayson County, 2009 4th Region Warren Central, 2004 Warren Central, 2005 Warren Central, 2007 Warren Central, 2010 5th Region Elizabethtown, 2000 Elizabethtown, 2000 North Hardin, 2002 Adair County, 2007 6th Region Fairdale, 1994 Central, 2009 Central, 2009 Butler, 2010 7th Region Jeffersontown, 2006 Ballard, 2010 Ballard, 2010 Ballard, 2010 8th Region Scott County, 1998 Scott County, 1999 Shelby County, 2008 Shelby County, 2008 9th Region Holmes, 2009 Holmes, 2009 Holmes, 2009 Holmes, 2009 10th Region Mason County, 2008 Mason County, 2008 Mason County, 2010 Mason County, 2010 11th Region Scott County, 2007 Scott County, 2007 Scott County, 2010 Scott County, 2010 12th Region South Laurel, 2005 South Laurel, 2005 West Jessamine, 2009 West Jessamine, 2010 13th Region Clay County, 1987 Clay County, 1988 Harlan, 1995 South Laurel, 2007 14th Region Carr Creek, 1956 Carr Creek, 1956 Hazard, 1986 Hazard, 2008 15th Region Shelby Valley, 2010 Shelby Valley, 2010 Shelby Valley, 2010 Shelby Valley, 2010 16th Region Ashland Blazer, 1961 Ashland Blazer, 1996 Elliott County, 2009 Elliott County, 2009

2011 PARTICIPATING TEAM CAPSULES 1978 F Christian County 88 Knott County Central 69 1978 Q Christian County 56 Lou. Ahrens 54 REGION 1 1978 S Cov. Holmes 75 Christian County 59 MARSHALL COUNTY 1979 F Christian County 87 Virgie 70 2010-2011 Record 27-6 1979 Q Christian County 58 Fort Thomas Highlands 52 2009-2010 Record 22-9 1979 S Christian County 56 Mayfi eld 45 Current Winning Streak Won fi ve 1979 C Lex. Lafayette 62 Christian County 52 Regional Final Result Def. Paducah Tilghman 62-56 in 1st Region 1983 Q Owensboro 62 Christian County 47 District Final Result Def. Calloway County 81-34 in 4th District 1983 F Christian County 64 McCreary Central 58 Head Coach Gus Gillispie 1991 F North Hardin 75 Christian County 70 Record at Current School (Years) 161-55 (seven years) 1993 F Marion County 87 Christian County 70 Overall Record (Years) 275-86 (12 years) 2002 F Lou. Male 69 Christian County 61 Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 0-0 2006 F Shelby County 71 Christian County 65 All-Time Games for Marshall County in Sweet 16® 2007 F Clark County 77 Christian County 71 OT 1984 F Bourbon County 65 Marshall County 62 OT 2009 F Cov. Holmes 72 Christian County 61 1987 F Lou. Ballard 74 Marshall County 71 2010 F Christian County 70 Newport 51 1988 F Pleasure Ridge Park 70 Marshall County 67 2010 Q Scott County 69 Christian County 64 1989 F Marshall County 64 Clay County 60 1989 Q Marshall County 69 Madisonville 66 REGION 3 1989 S Pleasure Ridge Park 67 Marshall County 62 DAVIESS COUNTY 1995 F Marshall County 76 Simon Kenton 70 OT 2010-2011 Record 26-4 1995 Q Marshall County 77 Lou. St. Xavier 67 2009-2010 Record 13-13 1995 S Breckinridge County 68 Marshall County 39 Current Winning Streak Won seven Regional Final Result Def. Muhlenberg County 64-63 in 3rd Region REGION 2 District Final Result Def. Owensboro 72-69 in 9th District CHRISTIAN COUNTY Head Coach Caleb Smith 2010-2011 Record 21-9 Record at Current School (Years) 47-34 (three years) 2009-2010 Record 30-5 Overall Record (Years) 47-34 (three years) Current Winning Streak Won three Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 0-0 Regional Final Result Def. Mad.-N. Hopkins 76-67 in 2nd Region All-Time Games for Daviess County in Sweet 16® District Final Result Lost to Univ. Heights 58-51 in 8th District 1942 F Lex. Lafayette 46 Daviess County 38 Head Coach Kerry Stovall 1943 F Daviess County 49 Hartford 39 Record at Current School (Years) 197-99 (10 years) 1943 Q Benton 39 Daviess County 30 Overall Record (Years) 363-314 (24 years) 1944 F Harlan 46 Daviess County 29 Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 1-5 1952 F Lou. Manual 69 Daviess County 52 All-Time Games for Christian County in Sweet 16® 1957 F Daviess County 60 Tompkinsville 50 1961 F Breathitt County 75 Christian County 67 1957 Q Russell County 73 Daviess County 69 1968 F Christian County 87 Clay County 70 1958 F Daviess County 65 Benton 49 1968 Q Lou. Seneca 86 Christian County 67 1958 Q Daviess County 71 Hazard 68 1971 F Lou. Central 86 Christian County 53 1958 S Daviess County 59 Clark County 56 1972 F Maysville 85 Christian County 74 1958 C Lou. St. Xavier 60 Daviess County 49 1975 F Christian County 69 Clay County 62 2003 Q Hopkinsville 61 Daviess County 59 1975 Q Christian County 83 Lincoln County 59 1942 F Lex. Lafayette 46 Daviess County 38 1975 S Lou. Male 83 Christian County 74 1943 Q Benton 39 Daviess County 30 1976 F Christian County 67 Ashland Paul Blazer 63 1944 F Harlan 46 Daviess County 29 1976 Q Christian County 75 Lou. Shawnee 69 1952 F Lou. Manual 69 Daviess County 52 1976 S Christian County 68 Lex. Henry Clay 67 1957 Q Russell County 73 Daviess County 69 1976 C Edmonson County 74 Christian County 52 1958 C Lou. St. Xavier 60 Daviess County 49 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2003 F Daviess County 69 Cumberland 35 Head Coach Troy Barr 2003 Q Hopkinsville 61 Daviess County 59 Record at Current School (Years) 187-84 (nine years) Overall Record (Years) 187-84 (nine years) REGION 4 Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 0-1 (2005) WARREN CENTRAL All-Time Games for Bullitt East in Sweet 16® 2010-2011 Record 26-7 2005 F Lou. Ballard 59 Bullitt East 41 2009-2010 Record 23-9 Current Winning Streak Won 11 REGION 7 Regional Final Result Def. Bowling Green 68-64 in 4th Region EASTERN District Final Result Def. Bowling Green 81-79 in 4OT in 14th District 2010-2011 Record 31-2 Head Coach Tim Riley 2009-2010 Record 21-9 Record at Current School (Years) 307-127 (14 years) Current Winning Streak Won 10 Overall Record (Years) 338-234 (21 years) Regional Final Result Def. Jeffersontown 73-51 in 7th Region Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 12-6 District Final Result Def. Jeffersontown 72-52 in 28th District All-Time Games for Warren Central in Sweet 16® Head Coach Jason Couch 1982 F Warren Central 68 Fort Thomas Highlands 55 Record at Current School (Years) 184-71 (eight years) 1982 Q North Hardin 65 Warren Central 47 Overall Record (Years) 266-133 (13 years) 1983 F Lou. Ballard 65 Warren Central 61 Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 1-1 1987 F Madison Central 75 Warren Central 45 All-Time Games for Eastern in Sweet 16® 1993 F Warren Central 73 Grayson County 57 1957 F Lou. Eastern 65 Grant County 27 1993 Q Marion County 79 Warren Central 45 1957 Q Lou. Eastern 69 Hart Memorial 48 2002 F Warren Central 63 Ryle 54 OT 1957 S Lou. Eastern 70 Russell County 45 2002 Q Lou. Male 73 Warren Central 67 1957 C Lex. Lafayette 55 Lou. Eastern 52 2003 F Warren Central 70 Calloway County 47 1985 F Metcalfe County 60 Lou. Eastern 58 2003 Q Lex. Henry Clay 55 Warren Central 48 1986 F Lou. Eastern 81 Elizabethtown 69 2004 F Warren Central 83 Apollo 59 1986 Q Hazard 52 Lou. Eastern 44 2004 Q Warren Central 55 Perry County Central 31 1997 F Lou. Eastern 85 Wayne County 58 2004 S Warren Central 62 Cov. Catholic 58 1997 Q Lou. Eastern 79 Graves County 75 2004 C Warren Central 66 Mason County 56 1997 S Lou. Eastern 61 Warren East 52 2005 F Warren Central 57 Cov. Holmes 55 1997 C Lou. Eastern 71 Highlands 59 2005 Q Warren Central 64 Lex. Henry Clay 60 1998 F Lou. Eastern 67 North Hardin 51 OT 2005 S Warren Central 69 University Heights 55 1998 Q Fleming County 77 Lou. Eastern 58 2005 C South Laurel 72 Warren Central 59 2009 F Lou. Eastern 75 Corbin 61 2006 F Mason County 62 Warren Central 59 2009 Q Lou. Central 71 Lou. Eastern 65 2007 F Warren Central 71 June Buchanan 53 2007 Q Warren Central 92 Elliott County 76 REGION 8 2007 S Lou. Ballard 61 Warren Central 55 OLDHAM COUNTY 2010 F Warren Central 55 East Carter 36 2010-2011 Record 25-7 2010 Q Lou. Ballard 62 Warren Central 59 2009-2010 Record 11-16 Current Winning Streak Won eight REGION 5 Regional Final Result Def. Spencer County 70-50 in 8th Region BARDSTOWN District Final Result Def. North Oldham 57-55 in 29th District 2010-2011 Record 24-4 Head Coach Jason Holland 2009-2010 Record 8-17 Record at Current School (Years) 36-23 (two years) Current Winning Streak Won 10 Overall Record (Years) 123-105 (eight years) Regional Final Result Def. Elizabethtown 62-55 in 5th Region Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 0-0 District Final Result Def. Bethlehem 65-54 in 19th District All-Time Games for Oldham County in Sweet 16® Head Coach James Brewer 1954 F Dixon 62 Oldham County 44 Record at Current School (Years) 25-4 (fi rst year) 1963 F Oldham County 69 Hancock County 55 Overall Record (Years) 25-4 (fi rst year) 1963 Q Oldham County 43 Newport Catholic 42 Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 0-0 1963 S Lou. Seneca 44 Oldham County 29 All-Time Games for Bardstown in Sweet 16® 1964 F Hazard 72 Oldham County 60 1932 F Danville 29 Bardstown 12 1980 F Lou. Moore 78 Oldham County 56 1935 F Calvert City 44 Bardstown 26 1985 F Oldham County 54 Murray 45 1949 F Madisonville 63 Bardstown 50 1985 Q Oldham County 76 Apollo 68 1969 F Ohio County 76 Bardstown 59 1985 S Hopkinsville 66 Oldham County 59 1971 F Laurel County 64 Bardstown 57 1986 F Clark County 80 Oldham County 56 2008 F Cov. Holmes 64 Bardstown 44 1987 F Oldham County 64 Hazard 53 1987 Q Madison Central 74 Oldham County 68 REGION 6 1988 F Warren East 58 Oldham County 49 BULLITT EAST 1989 F Warren East 66 Oldham County 56 2010-2011 Record 28-5 2001 F Lou. Male 54 Oldham County 40 2009-2010 Record 22-8 2002 F Oldham County 56 Shelby Valley 42 Current Winning Streak Won 15 2002 Q Lex. Catholic 60 Oldham County 43 Regional Final Result Def. PRP 81-58 in 6th Region 2003 F Oldham County 69 Powell County 46 District Final Result Def. Fairdale 64-53 in 24th District 2003 Q Mason County 63 Oldham County 50 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2007 F Scott County 59 Oldham County 47 1983 F Scott County 69 Clark County 61 1986 F Clark County 80 Oldham County 56 REGION 9 1986 Q Pulaski County 61 Clark County 60 DIXIE HEIGHTS 1989 F Clark County 45 Rowan County 43 2010-2011 Record 29-3 1989 Q Pleasure Ridge Park 64 Clark County 49 2009-2010 Record 12-16 1990 F Clark County 81 Belfry 50 Current Winning Streak Won 10 1990 Q Clark County 78 Shelby County 49 Regional Final Result Def. NCC 79-76 in 4 OT in 9th Region 1990 S Cov. Holmes 84 Clark County 81 District Final Result Def. St. Henry 81-42 in 34th District 2007 F Clark County 77 Christian County 71 OT Head Coach Ken Chevalier 2007 Q Lou. Ballard 71 Clark County 48 Record at Current School (Years) 128-86 (seven years) Overall Record (Years) 128-86 (seven years) REGION 11 Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 0-0 LEXINGTON CATHOLIC All-Time Games for Dixie Heights in Sweet 16® 2010-2011 Record 26-7 1947 F Magnolia 45 Dixie Heights 43 2009-2010 Record 20-5 1957 F Dixie Heights 58 Nicholas County 55 Current Winning Streak Won three 1957 Q Lex. Lafayette 75 Dixie Heights 60 Regional Final Result Def. Madison Central 59-43 in 11th Region District Final Result Lost to Tates Creek 46-45 in 43rd District REGION 10 Head Coach Brandon Salsman CLARK COUNTY Record at Current School (Years) 150-41 (six years) 2010-2011 Record 9-5 Overall Record (Years) 196-83 (nine years) 2009-2010 Record 26-7 Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 3-2 Current Winning Streak Won eight All-Time Games for Lexington Catholic in Sweet 16® Regional Final Result Def. Pendleton County 62-40 in 10th Region 1966 F Hazard 74 Lex. Catholic 61 District Final Result Def. Montgomery County 67-59 in 40th District 1977 F Union County 77 Lex. Catholic 63 Head Coach Scott Humphrey 1985 F Mason County 68 Lex. Catholic 66 Record at Current School (Years) 165-66 (eight years) 1992 F Lex. Catholic 80 Cov. Catholic 71 Overall Record (Years) 317-111 (14 years) 1992 Q Lex. Catholic 88 Pulaski County 84 Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 1-1 1992 S Lex. Catholic 68 Clay County 64 All-Time Games for Clark County in Sweet 16® 1992 C University Heights 59 Lex. Catholic 57 1920 F Clark County 38 Cynthiana 11 1996 F Lex. Catholic 89 Breathitt County 62 1920 Q Paris 43 Clark County 11 1996 Q Lex. Catholic 67 Harrodsburg 44 1921 Q Lou. Manual 32 Clark County 16 1996 S Paintsville 79 Lex. Catholic 55 1923 F Clark County 29 Lexington 28 1998 F Lex. Catholic 80 Russellville 63 1923 Q Clark County 24 Flemingsburg 22 1998 Q Lex. Catholic 75 Pleasure Ridge Park 73 1923 S Clark County 30 Henderson 23 1998 S Scott County 85 Lex. Catholic 82 1923 C Lou. Manual 41 Clark County 17 2000 F Lex. Catholic 84 Muhlenberg North 60 1945 F Bowling Green 46 Clark County 40 2000 Q Lex. Catholic 68 Lou. Male 53 1947 F Clark County 53 Central City 43 2000 S Lex. Catholic 52 Scott County 47 1947 Q Owensboro 61 Clark County 43 2000 C Elizabethtown 79 Lex. Catholic 69 1948 F Brewers 63 Clark County 59 2002 F Lex. Catholic 65 Ashland Blazer 51 1949 F Clark County 54 Bellevue 40 2002 Q Lex. Catholic 60 Oldham County 43 1949 Q Owensboro 54 Clark County 42 2002 S Lex. Catholic 61 North Hardin 48 1950 F Clark County 58 Newport 47 2002 C Lex. Catholic 83 Paducah Tilghman 53 1950 Q Clark County 52 Maysville 43 2008 F Lex. Catholic 69 University Heights 54 1950 S Clark County 59 Central City 55 2008 Q Lex. Catholic 54 Owensboro 47 1950 C Lex. Lafayette 55 Clark County 51 2008 S Cov. Holmes 57 Lex. Catholic 50 1951 F Clark County 49 Paris 42 2009 F Lex. Catholic 70 Bowling Green 62 OT 1951 Q Clark County 59 Auburn 46 2009 Q Cov. Holmes 72 Lex. Catholic 56 1951 S Clark County 45 Lou. Manual 44 1951 C Clark County 69 Cuba 44 REGION 12 1952 F Clark County 99 Somerset 59 WAYNE COUNTY 1952 Q Clark County 74 Pikeville 54 2010-2011 Record 30-4 1952 S Lou. Manual 54 Clark County 53 2009-2010 Record 19-12 1952 T Clark County 60 Hindman 52 Current Winning Streak Won three 1957 F Hart Memorial 60 Clark County 53 Regional Final Result Def. Southwestern 51-35 in 12th Region 1958 F Clark County 71 Cynthiana 50 District Final Result Lost to Southwestern 49-47 in 48th District 1958 Q Clark County 67 B. G. High Street 65 Head Coach Rodney Woods 1958 S Daviess County 59 Clark County 56 Record at Current School (Years) 517-280 (25 years) 1958 T Clark County 64 Monticello 50 Overall Record (Years) 725-350 (34 years) 1964 F Cov. Grant 73 Clark County 57 Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 2-6 1965 F Shelby County 64 Clark County 59 All-Time Games for Wayne County in Sweet 16® 1968 F Clark County 79 Russell 73 1943 F Harlan 63 Wayne County 30 1968 Q Lee County 54 Clark County 52 1989 F Wayne County 65 Cov. Scott 61 1969 F Clark County 66 Cov. Catholic 62 1989 Q Wayne County 78 Hart County 68 1969 Q Maytown 80 Clark County 74 1989 S Wayne County 62 Lex. Bryan Station 60 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 1989 C Pleasure Ridge Park 75 Wayne County 73 2002 F Oldham County 56 Shelby Valley 42 1994 F Boyd County 72 Wayne County 52 2003 F Lou. Ballard 66 Shelby Valley 48 1995 F Scott County 60 Wayne County 53 2005 F Lex. Henry Clay 69 Shelby Valley 38 1997 F Lou. Eastern 85 Wayne County 58 2007 F Elliott County 68 Shelby Valley 55 2002 F Whitesburg 52 Wayne County 51 2009 F Shelby Valley 51 Mason County 44 2004 F Mason County 71 Wayne County 57 2009 Q Elliott County 75 Shelby Valley 69 2010 F Shelby Valley 68 Paducah Tilghman 45 REGION 13 2010 Q Shelby Valley 67 West Jessamine 54 BELL COUNTY 2010 S Shelby Valley 71 Mason County 51 2010-2011 Record 22-6 2010 C Shelby Valley 73 Lou. Ballard 61 2009-2010 Record 15-14 Current Winning Streak Won 8 REGION 16 Regional Final Result Def. Harlan County 62-53 in 52nd District ROWAN COUNTY District Final Result Def. Corbin 54-49 in 13th Region 2010-2011 Record 27-5 Head Coach Lewis Morris 2009-2010 Record 22-7 Record at Current School (Years) 69-47 (four years) Current Winning Streak Won 12 Overall Record (Years) 298-193 (17 years) Regional Final Result Def. Ashland Blazer 64-58 in 16th Region Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 0-1 District Final Result Def. Fleming County 74-45 in 61st District All-Time Games for Bell County in Sweet 16® Head Coach Shawn Thacker 1956 F Bell County 82 Maysville 77 Record at Current School (Years) 51-34 (third year) 1956 Q Bell County 65 Lex. Lafayette 63 Overall Record (Years) 212-138 (12th year) 1956 S Henderson 68 Bell County 63 Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 0-0 1956 T Wayland 122 Bell County 89 All-Time Games for Rowan County in Sweet 16® 1960 F Bell County 66 Harrodsburg 54 1987 F LaRue County 68 Rowan County 48 1960 Q Monticello 69 Bell County 65 1988 F Clay County 83 Rowan County 52 1977 F Lou. Valley 75 Bell County 62 1989 F Clark County 45 Rowan County 43 1980 F Bell County 60 Taylor County 57 2005 F University Heights 62 Rowan County 53 1980 Q Lou. Doss 67 Bell County 42

REGION 14 PERRY COUNTY CENTRAL 2010-2011 Record 25-5 2009-2010 Record 21-9 Current Winning Streak Won six Regional Final Result Def. Knott Co. Central 45-39 in 14th Region District Final Result Def. Hazad 57-49 in 54th District Head Coach Allan Hatcher Record at Current School (Years) unknown Overall Record (Years) unknown Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® unknown

All-Time Games for Perry County Central in Sweet 16® 1997 F Greenup County 53 Perry County Central 43 1999 F Pleasure Ridge Park 76 Perry County Central 59 2000 F Lou. Iroquois 69 Perry County Central 54 2004 F Perry County Central 66 Morgan County 45 2004 Q Warren Central 55 Perry County Central 31 2005 F Elizabethtown 70 Perry County Central 60

REGION 15 SHELBY VALLEY 2010-2011 Record 13-17 2009-2010 Record 32-4 Current Winning Streak Won three Regional Final Result Def. Pikeville 49-42 in 15th Region District Final Result Lost to Pikeville 53-47 in 59th District Head Coach Greg Newsome Record at Current School (Years) 13-17 (fi rst year) Overall Record (Years) 13-17 (fi rst year) Coach’s Record in Sweet 16® 0-0 All-Time Games for Shelby Valley in Sweet 16® 2002 F Oldham County 56 Shelby Valley 42 2003 F Lou. Ballard 66 Shelby Valley 48 2005 F Lex. Henry Clay 69 Shelby Valley 38 2007 F Elliott County 68 Shelby Valley 55 2009 Q Elliott County 75 Shelby Valley 69 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENT RECORDS FOREWORD Chris Lofton, 2003 105 Westley Unseld, Seneca 68 Westley Unseld, Seneca, 1964 105 William Gordon, Male 67 The Sweet Sixteen® Records Book is covered by the J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville, 1988 105 Don Frye, Monticello 65 copyrights and trademarks of the Association and should Antwain Barbour, Elizabethtown, 2000 104 Jeff Lamp, Ballard 63 not be copied, reproduced or otherwise duplicated without Billy Ray Lickert, Lafayette, 1957 104 Todd Tackett, Paintsville 60 permission of the Association. Much of the information Allan Houston, Ballard, 1987 104 Todd May, Virgie 56 Bobby Rascoe, Daviess Co., 1958 103 Jeremy Anderson, Warren Central 55 used in compiling this book is available for verifi cation at Fred Tisdale, Logan Co., 1984 103 Mike Casey, Shelby Co. 54 Andy Pennick, Pleasure Ridge Park 52 the Kentucky High School Athletic Association Archives at Points -- All Tournaments Bobby Rascoe, Daviess Co. 50 Eastern Kentucky University. Richie Farmer, Clay Co. 317 George Cooke, Maysville 50 This section contains information and records about the J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville 272 Boys’ State Tournament since its inception in 1918. Should Chris Lofton, Mason Co. 252 Field Goal Percentage -- 4-Game Tourney Rick Jones, Scott Co. 223 you have questions or corrections to the information contained Richie Phares, Scott Co., 2007 80.0 Wallace Jones, Harlan 223 Andre Gardner, Ballard, 2007 80.0 in this book, please direct the information in writing to Elden Linville Puckett, George Rogers Clark 210 Greg Grimes, Ballard, 2003 76.2 May, Sports Information Director, KHSAA, 2280 Executive Russ Chadwell, Clay Co. 193 Timothy Prior, Ballard, 2007 72.7 Drive, Lexington, Ky. 40505. (E-mail at [email protected]) Todd Tackett, Paintsville 192 Adam Mattingly, Breckinridge Co., 1995 72.7 Kelly Coleman, Wayland 185 Reggie Hanson, Pulaski Co., 1986 71.1 Published as a separate publication for many years by Butch Beard, Breckinridge Co. 172 Fred Tisdale, Logan Co., 1984 68.3 retired newsman John McGill, and since 1988 by the KHSAA, William Gordon, Male 168 Brock Whitney, Warren Central, 2004 67.6 the “Sweet 16® Tournament Records Book” is an offi cial J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville 167 Ben Duvall, Apollo, 2006 66.7 Westley Unseld, Seneca 166 publication of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association. Travis Byars, Lex. Paul Dunbar, 1993 66.7 Jeff Lamp, Ballard 165 Carl Williams, Breckinridge Co., 1995 66.7 The Sweet 16® Records Book was fi rst published in Jeremy Anderson 162 Darren Allaway, University Heights, 1992 65.6 1982 by McGill, former sports editor of the Ashland Daily Don Frye, Monticello 160 Jermaine Brown, Lou. Fairdale, 1991 65.5 Independent and the Lexington Herald. McGill did one Gene Pendleton, Monticello 157 Dwight Higgs, Owensboro, 1980 65.2 Chester Rose, Hazard 152 of the fi rst in-depth reviews of tournament records in 1965, Darrell Griffi th, Male, 1975 64.9 Todd May, Virgie 151 Pat Critchelow, Breckinridge Co., 1995 64.5 leading to a series of columns in the Herald. Jermaine Brown, Lou. Fairdale 151 Sean Hammonds, Pleasure R. Park, 1989 64.4 Bobby Rascoe, Daviess Co. 150 Mike George, Shelby Co., 1978 64.2 These records have been compiled using news clippings, box scores, Jim Rose, Hazard 141 Lawrence Bentley, Male, 1973 64.1 and other offi cial tournament archives. Any corrections should be Mike Casey, Shelby Co. 140 Keith Downing, Mason County, 2008 63.6 made in writing to the Kentucky High School Athletic Association. Ralph Shearer, Adair Co. 139 Justin Little, Apollo, 2006 63.6 Larry Conley, Ashland Blazer 137 Brian Jointer, Pleasure Ridge Park, 1986 63.3 STATE TOURNAMENT RECORDS Field Goals -- Game John Mark Stuart, Tates Creek, 1991 63.0 Brad Morris, Apollo, 2006 62.5 INDIVIDUAL Kelly Coleman, Wayland 27 Linville Puckett, George Rogers Clark 21 Tony Wilson, Lafayette, 1979 62.5 Points -- Game Ron King, Central 21 Russell Chadwell, Clay Co., 1987 61.9 Kelly Coleman, Wayland Richie Farmer, Clay Co. 20 Field Goal Percentage -- Single Game vs. Bell Co., 1956 68 Terry Davis, Shelby Co. 19 (Minimum 10 attempts - 84%) Richie Farmer, Clay Co. Robert Brooks, Madison 18 Fred Tisdale, Logan Co. vs. Ballard, 1988 51 Manuel Forrest, Moore 18 vs. Henry Clay, 1984 92.3 Kelly Coleman, Wayland Mike Redd, Seneca 18 Lamont Ware, Hopkinsville vs. Shelbyville, 1956 50 Mike Scott, Greenup Co. 18 vs. Owensboro, 1986 92.3 Linville Puckett, George Rogers Clark Antwain Barbour, Elizabethtown 17 Jason Gullett, Pulaski Co. vs. Somerset, 1952 47 Jermaine Brown, Lou. Fairdale 17 vs. Marion Co., 1992 91.7 Robert Brooks, Madison Jack Jennings, Holmes (twice in 1988) 17 Chad Jackson, Scott County vs. Breathitt Co., 1970 47 Mark Hyden, Corbin 16 vs. Christian County 2010 90.9 Manuel Forrest, Moore Kelly Coleman, Wayland 16 Ricky Wilson, Bourbon Co. vs. Simon Kenton, 1981 47 Fed Marr, Allen Co. 16 vs. Owensboro, 1980 90.9 Don Ringstaff, Livingston Central Phil Jordan, Central 16 Thomas Jenkins, Allen Central vs. Olive Hill, 1959 46 Clint Pruitt, Warren East 16 vs. Fairdale, 1994 90.9 Ron King, Central Jeff Lamp, Ballard 16 J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville vs. Ohio Co., 1969 44 Fernoil Crook, Central 16 vs. Paul Dunbar, 1997 90.0 Dan Langhi, Marshall Co. Troy McKinley, Simon Kenton 16 Pat Critchelow, Breckinridge Co. vs. Simon Kenton, 1995 43 Field Goals -- One Half vs. Marshall Co., 1995 90.0 Jeff Lamp, Ballard Kelly Coleman, Wayland 14 Mark Hyden, Corbin vs. Owensboro, 1977 43 Dan Langhi, Marshall Co. 13 vs. Trigg Co., 1997 88.1 Russ Chadwell, Clay Co. Kelly Coleman, Wayland 13 Dwight Higgs, Owensboro vs. Highlands, 1987 43 Manuel Forrest, Moore 13 vs. Covington Holmes, 1980 85.7 Antwain Barbour, Elizabethtown Richie Farmer, Clay Co. 12 Sean Hammonds, Pleasure R. Park vs. Russellville, 2000 42 Corky Withrow, Central City 12 vs. George Rogers Clark, 1989 85.0 Rick Hall, McDowell Terry Davis, Shelby Co. 12 vs. Ashland Blazer, 1966 42 Antwain Barbour, Elizabethtown 11 Bo Roaden, Corbin Three-Point Field Goals -- Game Mike Scott, Greenup Co. 11 vs. Knott Co. Central, 1991 42 (Min. - 6 Made) Michael Burd, Hart Co. Field Goals -- Tournament Chris Lofton, Mason Co. 9 vs. Buckhorn, 1989 41 Kelly Coleman, Wayland 69 vs. Ballard, 2003 Cliff Hagan, Owensboro Robert Brooks, Madison 52 Richie Farmer, Clay Co. 9 vs. Lafayette, 1949 41 Rick Jones, Scott Co. 51 vs. Ballard, 1988 Mike Redd, Seneca Richie Farmer, Clay Co. 51 Russ Middleton, 2009 7 vs. Maysville, 1963 41 Ron King, Central 51 vs. Shelby Valley Terry Davis, Shelby Co. Troy McKinley, Simon Kenton 47 Robert Myrick, Mason Co. 7 vs. Meade Memorial, 1968 41 Jeff Lamp, Ballard 46 vs. Butler, 2002 Jeff Tipton, Ashland Blazer Mike Redd, Seneca 44 Rick Jones, Scott Co. 7 vs. Holmes, 1980 41 Allan Houston, Ballard, 44 vs. Lexington Catholic, 1998 Jack Jennings, Holmes Westley Unseld, Seneca 43 Travis Ford, Madisonville 7 vs. Ballard, 1988 41 Johnny Cox, Hazard 42 vs. Prestonsburg, 1989 Randy Embry, Owensboro 41 Michael Burd, Hart Co. 7 Points -- Tournament Fred Tisdale, Logan Co. 41 vs. Buckhorn, 1989 Kelly Coleman, Wayland, 1956 185 Chris Lofton, Mason Co., 2004 39 Darryl Hicks, Shelby County 6 Richie Farmer, Clay Co., 1988 137 Mike Casey, Shelby Co. 39 vs. Ballard, 2010 Ronnie Daniel, Shawnee, 1973 130 Josh Whitaker, Hazard 6 Robert Brooks, Madison, 1970 128 Field Goals -- All Tournaments vs. Shelby Co., 2008 Johnny Cox, Hazard, 1955 127 Richie Farmer, Clay Co. 127 Brock Whitney, Warren Central 6 Ron King, Central, 1969 120 J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville 100 vs. Mason Co., 2004 Jeff Lamp, Ballard, 1977 119 Chris Lofton, Mason Co. 86 Chris Lofton, Mason Co. 6 Dwight Higgs, Owensboro, 1980 118 Wallace Jones, Harlan 86 vs. Butler, 2002 Troy McKinley, Simon Kenton, 1981 117 Linville Puckett, George Rogers Clark 80 Cedric Burton, North Hardin 6 Butch Beard, Breckinridge Co., 1965 113 Allan Houston, Ballard 77 vs. Lafayette, 2001 Chris Lofton, Mason Co. 2004 112 Gene Pendleton, Monticello 74 Teco Dickerson, Russellville 6 Mike Redd, Seneca, 1963 106 Kelly Coleman, Wayland 69 vs. Elizabethtown, 2000 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Brett Kincaid, Paducah Tilghman 6 Jim Godwin, Caverna 38 TEAM vs. Ballard, 1991 Bobby Rascoe, Daviess Co. 35 Anthony Epps, Marion Co. 6 Points -- Game Free Throws -- All Tournaments vs. Male, 1993 Central vs. Paducah Tilghman, 1972 123 J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville 72 Rick Jones, Scott Co. 6 Wayland vs. Bell Co., 1956 122 Wallace Jones, Harlan 51 vs. Paducah Tilghman, 1999 Corbin vs. Trigg Co., 1997 105 Linville Puckett, George Rogers Clark 50 Ballard vs. Holmes, 1988 101 Three-Point Field Goals -- One Half Kelly Coleman, Wayland 47 Central vs. Ohio Co., 1969 101 Richie Farmer, Clay Co. 6 Larry Conley, Ashland Blazer 47 Murray vs. Holmes, 1977 100 vs. Ballard, 1988 Richie Farmer, Clay Co. 43 Clark Co. vs. Somerset, 1952 99 Travis Ford, Madisonville 6 Johnny Cox, Hazard 43 Russell vs. Breathitt Co., 1972 98 vs. Prestonsburg, 1989 Todd May, Virgie 39 Hopkinsville vs. Greenup Co., 1985 98 Russ Middleton, Mason Co. 5 Jeff Lamp, Ballard 39 Central vs. Warren East, 1975 97 vs. Shelby Valley Consecutive Free Throws -- Game Paducah Tilghman vs. Ballard, 1991 97 Brock Whitney, Warren Central 5 Johnny Cox, Hazard 13 Central vs. Warren East, 1975 97 vs. Mason Co., 2004 Kelly Middleton, Mason Co. 13 Rick Jones, Scott Co. 5 Points -- Half Melvin Locke, Hart Memorial 12 vs. Lexington Catholic, 1998 Wayland vs. Bell Co., 1956 72 Bill Parrott, Bardstown 12 Josh Whitaker, Hazard Central vs. Paducah Tilghman, 1972 66 Robert Ditto, Elizabethtown Catholic 12 vs. Shelby Co., 2008 4 Hazard vs. Highlands, 1986 62 DeJuan Wheat, Ballard Joe Hood, Warren Central 4 Breckinridge Co. vs. Scott Co., 1995 60 vs. Clay Co., 1992 12 vs. June Buchanan, 2007 Male vs. Newport Catholic, 1973 60 Ryan Anderson, Warren Central 4 Consecutive Free Throws -- Tournament Central vs. Ohio Co., 1969 60 vs. Perry Co. Central, 2004 Bobby Rascoe, Daviess Co. 21 Clay Co. vs. Hopkinsville, 1987 59 Ryan Anderson, Warren Central 4 Larry Williams, Olive Hill 21 Marion Co. vs. Paul Dunbar, 1993 58 vs. Apollo, 2004 Jeff Lamp, Ballard 18 Corbin vs. Trigg Co., 1997 57 D.J. Sims, Perry Co. Central 4 Haskin Rowe, Adair Co. 14 George Rogers Clark vs. Somerset, 1952 56 vs. Pleasure Ridg Park, 1999 Wayne Ricketts, Pleasure R. Park, 1989 14 North Hardin vs. Whitesburg, 2002 54 Todd Tackett, Paintsville 4 Johnny Cox, Hazard 13 Lou. Male vs. Elkhorn City, 1993 54 vs. Clay Co., 1998 Travis Ford, Madisonville, 1989 13 Henry Clay vs. Bullitt Co., 1973 54 Brent Kincaid, Paducah Tilghman 4 Russell vs. Breathitt Co., 1972 54 Consecutive Free Throws -- All Tournaments Murray vs. Holmes, 1977 54 vs. Ballard, 1991 Jeff Lamp, Ballard 22 Allan Houston, Ballard 4 Larry Williams, Olive Hill 21 Points -- Quarter vs. Laurel Co., 1988 Wayland vs. Bell Co., 1956 38 Richie Farmer, Clay Co. 4 Largest Percentage of Championship Team’s Points -- Hazard vs. Highlands, 1986 36 vs. Rowan Co., 1988 Tournament Murray vs. Holmes, 1977 36 David Shee, Male 4 Marion Cluggish, Corbin, 1936 56.7 Paul Dunbar vs. Marion Co., 1993 34 vs. Elkhorn City, 1993 Wallace Jones, Harlan, 1944 48.0 Wayland vs. Shelby Co., 1956 34 Michael Douglas, Marion Co. 4 Johnny Cox, Hazard, 1955 44.6 Male vs. Newport Catholic, 1973 34 vs. Lex. Paul Dunbar, 1993 Cliff Hagan, Owensboro, 1949 44.4 Central vs. Paducah Tilghman, 1972 34 Michael Douglas, Marion Co. 4 Westley Unseld, Seneca, 1964 42.2 Lex. Catholic vs. Univ. Heights, 1992 34 vs. Christian Co., 1993 Most Tournaments Played Points -- Both Teams --Game Three-Point Field Goals -- Tournament Richie Farmer, Clay Co. 5 Wayland 122, Bell Co. 89, 1956 211 (Min. - 8 Made) Avery Driver, Warren Central 4 Central 123, Paducah Tilghman 87, 1972 210 Chris Lofton, Mason Co., 2003 17 Jeremy Anderson, Warren Central 4 Murray 100, Holmes 93, 1977 193 Michael Douglas, Marion Co., 1993 16 Joe Hood, Warren Central 4 Ballard 101, Holmes 90, 1988 191 Rick Jones, Scott Co., 1998 15 Nick Britt, Warren Central 4 Holmes 97, Ashland Blazer 92, 1980 189 Richie Farmer, Clay Co., 1988 15 Monie Hudson, Warren Central 4 Corbin 105, Trigg Co. 84, 1997 189 Elisha Justice, Shelby Valley, 2010 13 Troy McFarland, Warren Central 4 Alex Morrison, Central, 2009 12 Quintin Curry, Warren Central 4 Points -- Tournament David Stanley, Ballard, 2007 12 J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville 4 Clay Co., 1988 345 Jeremy Anderson, Warren Central, 2005 12 Todd Tackett, Paintsville 4 Wayland, 1956 341 Ryan Anderson, Warren Central, 2004 12 Wallace Jones, Harlan 4 Central 1969 334 Russ Farmer, Clay Co., 1988 12 Linville Puckett, George Rogers Clark 4 Central, 1974 333 Keisten Jones, Ballard, 2010 11 Lewis Snowden, George Rogers Clark 4 Male, 1971 329 Brett Jones, Paducah Tilghman, 1999 11 Tom Williamson, Inez 4 Ballard, 1988 328 Anthony Epps, Marion Co., 1993 11 Ollie Ward, Inez 4 Male, 1975 327 Dax Myhand, Marshall Co., 1989 11 Jack Kirk, Inez 4 Male, 1974 321 Jonathan Ferguson, Elliott Co., 2009 10 Robert Allen, Inez 4 Male, 1973 320 Russ Middleton, Mason Co., 2008 10 Kenny Higgs, Owensboro 4 Ashland Blazer, 1961 320 Chris Lofton, Mason Co., 2004 10 Tim Johnson, Owensboro 4 Ballard, 1977 318 Chris Williams, Elizabethtown, 2000 10 Marion Co., 1993 317 Rebounds -- Game Lafayette, 1953 312 Todd Tackett, Paintsville, 1998 10 King Kelly Coleman, Wayland Travis Ford, Madisonville, 1989 10 vs. Carr Creek, 1956 28 Most Points -- Losing Team JaMel Riley, Holmes, 2009 9 J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville Holmes vs. Murray, 1977 93 Elijah Pittman, Holmes, 2008 9 vs. Lexington Catholic, 1996 27 Ashland Blazer vs. Holmes, 1980 92 Joe Hood, Warren Central, 2007 9 Westley Unseld, Seneca, 1963 25 Holmes vs. Ballard, 1988 90 Carlos Turner, Fairdale, 1990 9 Westley Unseld, Seneca, 1964 25 Ballard vs. Paducah Tilghman, 1991 90 Matt Ratliff, Paintsville, 1996 9 Jack Givens, Bryan Station 24 Pleasure Ridge Park vs. Clay Co., 1988 90 Trevor Setty, Mason Co., 2008 8 Westley Unseld, Seneca 23 Bell Co. vs. Wayland, 1956 89 Josh Whitaker, Hazard, 2008 8 Tony Wilson, Lafayette 23 Jeffersontown vs. Paintsville, 2008 87 Jordan Hammonds, South Laurel, 2005 8 Leroy Tillman, Central 23 Paducah Tilghman vs. Central, 1972 87 Joe Wood, Warren Central, 2005 8 John Pelphrey, Paintsville 23 Russell vs. Elizabethtown, 1972 87 Walt Allen, South Laurel, 2005 8 J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville 22 Average Point Spread by Champion Chris Lofton, Mason Co., 2002 8 vs. Scott Co., 1998 Lexington, 1922, 3 games 44.7 Teco Dickerson, Russellville, 2001 8 Todd May, Virgie 22 Central, 1974, 4 games 32.3 Teco Dickerson, Russellville, 2000 8 Westley Unseld, Seneca 22 Lexington, 1920, 4 games 28.5 Anthony Hughes, Holmes, 1990 8 David Youngblood, Mayfi eld 22 Lexington, 1919, 3 games 27.3 Todd Houston, Cov. Holy Cross, 1991 8 Lafayette, 1953, 4 games 24.2 Tony Wheat, Fairdale, 1990 8 Rebounds -- Tournament Manual, 1923, 4 games 23.7 Antwuan James, Fairdale, 1994 8 Westley Unseld, Seneca, 1964 88 Westley Unseld, Seneca, 1963 72 Male, 1975, 4 games 22.3 J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville, 1996 69 Ballard, 1977, 4 games 21.3 Free Throws -- Game William Bunton, Male, 1970 62 Central, 1969, 4 games 20.7 Don Ringstaff, Livingston Central 20 Butch Beard, Breckinridge Co., 1964 60 Fewest Points -- Winning Team Bo Roaden, Corbin 20 Wesley Cox, Male, 1973 58 Owensboro vs. Somerset, 1917 12 Robert Ditto, Elizabethtown Catholic 18 Tony Wilson, Lafayette, 1979 58 Ashland Blazer vs. Carr Creek, 1928 13 Kelly Coleman, Wayland 18 Lonnell DeWalt, Warren Central, 2004 54 Johnny Cox, Hazard 17 J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville, 1998 53 Fewest Points -- Both Teams -- Game Jonathan Ferguson, Elliott Co. 16 Jason Osborne, Male, 1993 48 Owensboro 12 vs. Somerset 9, 1917 21 Rick Jones, Scott Co., 1999 15 Orlandus Hill, Paducah Tilghman, 2002 47 Ashland Blazer 13 Carr Creek 11, 1928 24 Jeremy Burchfi eld, Shelby Co., 1993 14 Kenneth Martin, Ballard, 1988 47 Lowest Score -- Team Free Throws -- Tournament Fred Tisdale, Logan Co., 1984 47 Brooksville vs. Owensboro, 1924 3 Todd May, Virgie, 1982 46 Kelly Coleman, Wayland 47 Largest Winning Margin Johnny Cox, Hazard 43 Henderson vs. LaGrange, 1916 64 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Monticello vs. George Rogers Clark, 1916 56 Lexington Catholic, 1998 22 Male (12-14) vs. Paducah Tilghman, 2002 85.7 Central vs. Greenup, 1974 55 Lexington Catholic, 1996 22 Muhlenberg N. (18-21) vs. Fairdale, 1994 85.7 Lexington vs. Columbia, 1922 50 Apollo, 2006 21 Madisonville (12-14) vs. Prestonsburg, 1989 85.7 North Hardin vs. Whitesburg, 2002 49 South Laurel, 2005 21 South Laurel (17-20) Paducah Tilghman, 2002 21 vs. Warren Central, 2005 85.0 Field Goals -- Game Central, 2009 19 Mason Co. (17-20) vs. Trinity (Louis), 2004 85.0 Central vs. Paducah Tilghman, 1972 53 Ballard, 2007 19 Ballard (17-20) vs. Covington Holmes, 1988 85.0 Wayland vs. Bell Co., 1956 48 Warren Central, 2007 19 Henry Clay vs. Phelps, 1988 45 Personal Fouls -- Game Lafayette, 2001 19 Hopkinsville vs. Greenup Co., 1985 44 Clay Co. vs. Paintsville, 1998 34 Lexington Catholic, 2000 19 Male vs. Newport Catholic, 1973 42 Lafayette vs. Glendale, 1956 34 Wayne Co., 1989 18 Central vs. Taylor Co., 1974 42 Owensboro vs. Lafayette, 1982 33 Pleasure Ridge Park, 2005 17 Male vs. Pikeville, 1974 42 Henry Clay vs. Iroquois, 2003 32 Rose Hill, 2003 17 George Rogers Clark vs. Somerset, 1952 41 Ashland Blazer vs. Clay Co., 1954 32 Lexington Catholic, 2002 17 Corbin vs. Tirgg Co., 1997 41 Owensboro vs. Clay Co., 1984 32 Russellville, 2001 17 Shelby Valley vs. Elliott Co., 2007 31 Ballard vs. Holmes, 1988 40 Scott Co., 2007 16 Allen Co.-Scottsville vs. Paintsville, 1996 31 Male vs. Warren East, 1974 40 Mason Co., 2002 16 Pulaski Co. vs. Lex. Catholic, 1992 31 Field Goals -- Tournament Montgomery Co., 1995 16 Lex. Catholic vs. Pulaski Co., 1992 31 Central, 1969 140 Tates Creek, 1991 16 Christian Co. vs. George Rogers Clark, 2007 30 Wayland, 1956 137 Madisonville, 1989 16 Pleasure Ridge Park vs. Ashland Blazer, 1992 30 Paul Dunbar, 1993 134 Owensboro vs. St. Xavier, 1949 30 Free Throws Made -- Game Male, 1973 132 Muhlenberg County vs. West Jessamine, 2010 29 (Min. - 27 Made) Lafayette, 1953 132 Greenwood vs. St. Xavier, 1995 29 Laurel Co. vs. Jeffersontown, 1982 33 Hopkinsville, 1985 132 Ashland Blazer vs. Shelby Co., 1993 29 Russell vs. Elizabethtown, 1972 33 Clay Co., 1988 131 Owensboro vs. Pulaski Co., 1986 29 Scott Co. vs. Holmes, 2007 32 Ballard, 1988 128 Ballard vs. Paducah Tilghman, 1991 28 Elliott Co. vs. Shelby Valley, 2007 32 Shawnee, 1973 128 Jeffersontown vs. Laurel Co., 1982 28 Mason Co. vs. Mayfi eld, 1981 31 Ashland Blazer, 1961 124 Holmes vs. Murray, 1977 28 Iroquois vs. Henry Clay, 2003 30 Taylor Co. vs. Sheldon Clark, 1983 28 Fewest Field Goals -- Game Paintsville vs. Allen Co.-Scottsville, 1996 30 Warren East vs. North Hardin, 1994 28 Brooksville vs. Owensboro, 1924 1 Adair Co. vs. Hazard, 1955 30 Personal Fouls -- Both Teams -- Game Columbia vs. Lexington, 1922 1 Olive Hill vs. Covington Grant, 1959 30 Lex. Catholic vs. Pulaski Co., 1992 62 Field Goal Percentage -- Game Murray vs. Holmes, 1977 30 Clay Co. vs. Paintsville, 1998 57 Highlands vs. Graves Co., 1998 67.5 Clay Co. vs. Owensboro, 1984 30 Henry Clay vs. Iroquois, 2003 56 Breckinridge Co. vs. Marshall Co., 1995 67.5 Corbin vs. Knott Co. Central, 1991 30 Lafayette vs. Glendale, 1956 56 Univ. Heights vs. Mason Co., 1992 67.4 Elliott Co. vs. Shelby Valley, 2009 29 Carroll Co. vs. Elizabethtown, 1972 54 Paintsville vs. Jeffersontown, 2008 64.7 Clay Co. vs. Doss, 1985 29 Russell vs. Elizabethtown, 1972 54 Cov. Holy Cross vs. Ohio Co., 1991 63.4 Henry Clay vs. Iroquois, 2003 28 Lexington Cath. vs. Pleasure R. Park, 1998 52 Oldham Co. vs. Apollo, 1985 63.4 Clay Co. vs. Ashland Blazer, 1954 28 Paducah Tilghman vs. Ballard, 1991 51 Paintsville vs. Allen Co.-Scottsville 62.9 Flaget vs. Hopkinsville Attucks, 1960 28 Scott Co. vs. Paducah Tilghman, 1999 50 (22-35), 1996 Mason Co. vs. Scott Co., 2004 27 Highlands vs. Scott Co., 1998 50 Clay Co. vs. Rowan Co., 1988 62.3 Laurel Co. vs. Fairdale, 1991 27 Paintsville vs. Scott Co., 1998 50 Breckinridge Co. vs. Pleasure R. Park, 1995 62.2 Pulaski Co. vs. Henry Clay, 1986 27 Ashland Blazer vs. Pleasure R. Park, 1992 50 Marshall Co. vs. Ballard, 1987 61.9 Free Throws -- Tournament Hazard vs. Pikeville, 1960 50 Maysville vs. Central, 1972 50 George Rogers Clark vs. Taylor Co., 1983 61.4 Bell Co., 1956 110 Clay Co. vs. Hopkinsville, 1985 61.4 Scott Co. vs. Lafayette, 2004 49 Olive Hill, 1959 95 Owensboro vs. Laurel Co., 1982 49 Warren Central vs. Elliott Co., 2007 60.9 Paintsville, 1996 92 Paintsville vs. Paul Dunbar, 1997 60.7 Wheelwright, 1961 88 Fewest Personal Fouls -- Game Warren Central vs. Apollo (34/56), 2004 Laurel Co., 1982 86 Dayton vs. St. Xavier, 1941 3 Fleming Co. vs. Boyle Co., 1998 60.5 Scott Co., 1998 86 Inez vs. St. Xavier, 1941 4 Graves Co. vs. Marion Co., 1997 60.2 Berry vs. Dorton, 1942 4 Fewest Free Throws -- Game Henry Clay vs. Phelps, 1988 60.0 Manual vs. Clark Co., 1921 0 Fewest Personal Fouls -- Both Teams Ashland Blazer 60.0 St. Xavier vs. Inez, 1941 1 St. Xavier vs. Henry Clay, 1941 11 vs. Paducah Tilghman (27-45), 1996 Brooksville vs. Owensboro, 1924 1 Inez vs. Hazard, 1941 11 Three-Point Field Goals Made -- Game Shelbyville vs. Winchester, 1922 1 Caneyville vs. Paducah Tilghman, 1968 11 (Min. - 9 Made) Powell Co. vs. Taylor Co., 1974 1 Mason Co. vs. Ballard, 2003 14 Carlisle Co. vs. Henry Clay, 1983 1 Mason Co. vs. Butler, 2002 13 Pleasure Ridge Park vs. Pulaski Co., 1986 1 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RECORDS Shelby County vs. Ballard, 2010 12 Harlan vs. Adair Co., 1995 2 Marion Co. vs. Male, 1993 11 Central vs. Shelby Co., 1978 2 INDIVIDUAL Clay Co. vs. Ballard, 1988 11 Eastern vs. Hazard, 1986 2 Most Points Mason Co. vs. Paducah Tilghman, 2008 10 Marion Co. vs. Pulaski Co., 1992 2 Richie Farmer, Clay Co. vs. Ballard, 1988 51 Warren Central vs. Mason Co., 2006 10 Graves Co. vs. Cov. Holy Cross, 1994 2 Ron King, Central vs. Ohio Co., 1969 44 Rose Hill vs. Ballard, 2003 10 Ballard vs. Pleasure Ridge Park, 2005 3 Jeff Lamp, Ballard vs. Valley, 1977 43 North Hardin vs. Lafayette, 2001 10 Graves Co. vs. Bishop Brossart, 2000 3 Cliff Hagan, Owensboro vs. Lafayette, 1949 41 Scott Co. vs. Paducah Tilghman, 1999 10 Boone Co. vs. Harrodsburg, 1996 3 Chris Lofton, Mason Co. vs. Ballard, 2003 39 Scott Co. vs. Paintsville, 1998 10 Henry Clay vs. Phelps, 1988 3 J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville Lexington Catholic vs. Harrodsburg, 1996 10 Oldham Co. vs. Warren East, 1988 3 vs. Scott Co., 1998 36 Montgomery Co. vs. Paintsville, 1995 10 Oldham Co. vs. Warren East, 1988 3 Rick Jones, Scott Co. vs. Paintsville, 1998 34 Madisonville vs. Prestonsburg, 1989 10 Bryan Station vs, Warren East, 1989 3 Jerry Dunn, Glasgow vs. Seneca, 1968 33 Ballard vs. Shelby County 2010 9 Belfry vs. Greenup Co., 1991 3 Robert Brooks, Madison vs. Male, 1970 32 Mason Co. vs. Shelby Valley, 2009 9 Johnny Cox, Hazard vs. Adair Co., 1955 32 Hazard vs. Shelby Co., 2008 9 Christian Co. vs. Male, 2002 9 Free Throw Percentage -- Game Most Field Goals Made Paducah Tilghman vs. Male, 2002 9 (Minimum 10 made - 85%) Ron King, Central, 1969 21 South Floyd vs. Clay Co., 2001 9 Pleasure Ridge Park (18-19) Richie Farmer, Clay Co. 1988 20 Lexington Catholic vs. Pleasure R. Park, 1998 9 vs. Pendleton Co. 94.7 Jeff Lamp, Ballard, 1977 16 Scott Co. vs. Lexington Catholic, 1998 9 Mason Co. (31-33) vs. Mayfi eld, 1981 93.9 Cliff Hagan, Owensboro, 1949 15 Paducah Tilghman vs. Ballard, 1991 9 South Laurel (14-15) vs. Holmes, 2007 93.3 Robert Brooks, Madison, 1970 15 Pendleton Co. vs. Pleasure Ridge Park, 2005 9 Shelby Valley (21-23) vs. Ballard, 2010 91.3 Antwain Barbour, Elizabethtown, 2000 13 Scott Co. (18-20) vs. Barren Co., 1999 90.0 Mike Redd, Seneca, 1963 13 Three-Point Field Goals -- Tournament Lex. Catholic (17-19) vs. Clay Co., 1992 89.5 Frank Fraley, Breckinridge Training, 1946 13 (Min. - 16 Made) Muhlenberg North (17-19) Fred Tisdale, Logan Co., 1984 13 Mason Co., 2003 32 vs. Cov. Holy Cross, 1994 89.5 Warren Central, 2004 30 Pleasure Ridge Park (16-18) Marion Co., 1993 30 vs. Ballard, 2005 88.9 Most Three-Point Field Goals Made Warren Central, 2005 27 Perry Co. Central (16-18) (Min. - 4 Made) Scott Co., 1998 27 vs. Pleasure Ridge Park, 1999 88.9 Chris Lofton, Mason Co. vs. Ballard, 2003 9 Clay Co., 1988 27 Hopkinsville (15-17) vs. North Hardin, 2003 88.2 Richie Farmer, Clay Co. vs. Ballard, 1988 9 Elliott Co., 2009 24 Ballard (14-16) vs. Laurel Co., 1988 87.5 Mark Bell, Ballard vs. Clay Co., 1988 9 Scott Co., 1999 24 Male (20-23) vs. Warren Central, 2002 87.0 Brock Whitney, Warren Central 6 Shelby Valley, 2010 24 Elliott Co. (13-15) vs. Mason Co., 2008 86.7 vs. Mason Co., 2004 Ballard, 2010 23 Scott Co. (13-15) vs. Adair Co., 2007 86.7 Julius Green, Wayne Co. 6 Holmes, 2009 22 Scott Co. (15-17) vs. Ballard, 1999 86.7 vs. PRP, 1989 6 Mason Co., 2008 22 Pleasure Ridge Park (13-15) Robert Madison, Lafayette 5 vs. Marshall Co., 1988 86.7 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT vs. Male, 2001 1964 - (29) Westley Unseld, Seneca Three-Point Field Goals Made --Team Chris Williams, Elizabethtown 5 1965 - (30) Butch Beard, Breckinridge Co. Mason Co. vs. Ballard, 2003 14 vs. Lexington Catholic, 2000 1966 - (23) Mike Casey, Shelby Co. Clay Co. vs. Ballard, 1988 11 Demetrius Green, Lex. Catholic 4 1967 - (20) Gregg Martin, Earlington Scott Co. vs. Paintsville, 1998 10 vs. Paducah Tilghman, 2002 1968 - (33) Jerry Dunn, Glasgow Warren Central vs. Mason Co., 2004 9 Michael Douglas, Marion Co. 4 1969 - (44) Ronald King, Central Elizabethtown vs. Lexington Catholic, 2000 8 vs. PL Dunbar, 1993 1970 - (32) Robert Brooks, Madison Wayne Co. vs. Pleasure R. Park, 1989 8 Marty Cline, University Heights 4 1971 - (29) William Gordon, Male Warren Central vs. South Laurel, 2005 8 vs. Lex. Cath., 1992 1972 - (28) Kenny Higgs, Owensboro Lowest Winning Score 1973 - (30) Ronnie Daniel, Shawnee Most Free Throws Made Owensboro vs. Somerset, 1917 12 1974 - (22) Darryl Yarbrough, Central Ralph Shearer, Adair Co., 1955 15 Ashland Blazer vs. Carr Creek 11, 1928 13 1975 - (19) Bobby Turner, Male J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville, 1998 12 1976 - (25) Mark Hennon, Edmonson Co. Lowest Score -- Both Teams Johnny Cox, Hazard, 1955 12 1977 - (43) Jeff Lamp, Ballard Owensboro 12 Somerset 9, 1917 21 Rick Jones, Scott Co., 1998 11 1978 - (25) Doug Schloemer, Holmes Ashland Blazer 13 Carr Creek 11, 1928 24 Cliff Hagan, Owensboro, 1949 11 1979 - (24) Junior Johnson, Lafayette Jeff Lamp, Ballard, 1977 11 Lowest Score -- Losing Team 1980 - (27) Dwight Higgs, Owensboro Ceedrick Ware, Jeffersontown, 2006 9 Frankfort vs. Lexington, 1922 7 1981 - (20) Kelly Middleton, Mason Co. Tyler Brown, Apollo, 2006 9 1982 - (21) Brett Burrow, North Hardin Highest Score -- Losing Team Lewis Snowden, George Rogers Clark, 1951 9 1983 - (14) Steve Miller, Henry Clay Clay Co. vs. Ballard, 1988 79 Brett Burrow, North Hardin, 1982 9 Paintsville vs. Scott Co., 1998 78 1984 - (29) Fred Tisdale, Logan Co. Bill Gordon, Male, 1970 9 Lex. Paul Dunbar vs. Marion Co., 1993 77 1985 - (19) Sean Pennington, Clay Co. Cov. Holy Cross Most Rebounds 1986 - (18) Desmond Porter, Pleasure Ridge Park vs. Breckinridge Co., 1965 73 Leroy Tillman, Central, 1969 23 1987 - (27) Richie Farmer, Clay Co. Wayne Co. J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville, 1998 22 1988 - (51) Richie Farmer, Clay Co. vs. Pleasure Ridge Park, 1989 73 Westley Unseld, Seneca, 1964 22 1989 - (28) Julius Green, Wayne Co. Holmes vs. Fairdale, 1990 73 William Buntin, Male, 1970 21 1990 - (26) Maurice Morris, Fairdale Ohio Co. vs. Central, 1969 72 Cliff Hagan, Owensboro, 1949 20 1991 - (23) Darrin Horn, Tates Creek Madison vs. Male, 1970 69 Nathan Sexton, Elizabethtown, 2000 20 1992 - (26) Marty Cline, Univ. Heights Fred Tisdale, Logan Co., 1984 19 1993 - (24) Elton Scott, Marion Co. Personal Fouls -- Team Terry Jenkins, Fairdale, 1990 18 1994 - (14) Tony Wales & Eric Martin, Fairdale Paintsville vs. Scott Co., 1998 27 1995 - (20) Gilwan Nelson , Pleasure Ridge Park Scott Co. vs. Ballard, 1999 26 Percentage of Winning Team’s Points in Championship Game Maysville vs. Brewers, 1948 24 John Bartlett, Owensboro, 1917 66.6 1996 - (30) Craig Ratliff, Paintsville 1997 - (24) Eric Glaser, Highlands Scott Co. vs. Paintsville, 1998 23 Jeff Lamp, Ballard, 1977 63.2 Tates Creek vs. Fairdale, 1991 23 1998 - (28) Rick Jones, Scott Co. Cliff Hagan, Owensboro, 1949 63.0 Ashland Blazer vs. Paintsville, 1996 21 Will King, Lexington, 1917 62.0 1999 - (19) Brandon Bender, Ballard Ballard vs. Scott Co., 2007 22 Wallace Jones, Harlan, 1944 57.0 2000 - (31) Antwain Barbour, Elizabethtown Highlands vs. Eastern, 1997 20 Marion Cluggish, Corbin, 1936 56.0 2001 - (23) Robert Madison, Lafayette Pleasure Ridge Park 20 Gene Strother, Ashland Blazer, 1928 54.0 2002 - (24) DeMetrius Green, Lexington Catholic vs. Breckinridge Co., 1995 20 Luther Risner, Hindman, 1943 52.0 2003 - (39) Chris Lofton, Mason Co. 2004 - (24) Brock Whitney, Warren Central Personal Fouls -- Both Teams Scoring Leaders, Championship Game 2005 - (30) Walt Allen, South Laurel Scott Co. vs. Painstville, 1998 50 1916 - (14) Greene FitzHugh, Henderson 2006 - (22) Tyler Brown, Apollo Brewers vs. Maysville, 1947 47 1917 - (8) J.W. Bartlett, Owensboro 2007 - (22) Bud Mackey, Scott Co. 1918 - (10) William King, Lexington 2008 - (24) Darius Miller, Mason Co. MISCELLANEOUS 1919 - (10) Robert Powell, Lexington 2009 - (18) Ridge Wilson, Central Most Championships 1920 - (20) William King, Lexington 2010- (23) Ian Chiles, Ballard Henry Clay (Lexington) 6 1921 - (14) Ray Baer, duPont Manual TEAM Lafayette 6 1922 - (19) Will Milward, Lexington Ashland Blazer (Ashland Blazer) 4 1923 - (16) Paul Jenkins, duPont Manual Largest Winning Margin DuPont Manual 4 1924 - (5) Theodore Adams, Lexington Lexington 55 Frankfort 7, 1922 48 Male 4 1925 - (12) Irvine Jeffries, duPont Manual Lexington 56 Ashland Blazer 13, 1920 43 St. Xavier 4 1926 - (10) Robert May, Danville Breck. Training 68 D. Springs 36, 1946 32 Ballard 3 1927 - (13) Albert Torok, M.M.I. Lafayette 84, Pad. Tilghman 53, 1953 31 Fairdale 3 1928 - (9) Gene Strother, Ashland Blazer Lex. Catholic 83, Pad. Tilghman 53, 2002 30 Owensboro 3 1929 - (9) Willard Bagwell, Heath Central 2 Smallest Winning Margin 1930 - (7) William Jones, Corinth, Hazard 2 Lexington 16 Somerset 15, 1918 1 & Fred Borries, Kavanaugh Inez 2 North Marshall 64 Manual 63, 1959 1 1931 - (16) Harry Hardin, Tolu Mason Co. 2 Earlington 54 Covington Catholic 53, 1967 1 1932 - (6) Walden Napier, Hazard, & Joe Hagan, Male Seneca 2 Male 70 Madison 69, 1970 1 1933 - (10) Jim Riffe, Ashland Blazer Scott Co. 2 Hopkinsville 65 Clay Co. 64, 1985 1 1934 - (12) Alvin Rice, Ashland Blazer Shelby Co. 2 1935 - (11) Phil Reverman Most Overtime Periods & Dan McGruder, St. Xavier Ashland Blazer 13 Carr Creek 11, 1928 4 1936 - (9) Marion Cluggish, Corbin Henry Clay 35 Carlisle Co. 33, 1983 3 Consecutive Titles Lexington, 1918-20 3 1937 - (13) Bill Portwood, Midway Holmes 67, Central 63, 2009 2 Ashland Blazer, 1933-34 2 1938 - (11) “Red” Culp, Sharpe Points -- Team Seneca, 1963-64 2 1939 - (13) John Campbell, Hindman Central vs. Ohio Co., 1969 101 Male, 1970-71 2 1940 - (11) R. Combs, Hazel Green, Breckinridge Co. Fairdale, 1990-91 2 & Bob Hilton, Ashland Blazer vs. Cov. Holy Cross, 1965 95 1941 - (10) Alex Harmon, Inez Most Times in Title Game Scott Co. vs. Paintsville, 1998 89 1942 - (10) Lester Kitchen, Lafayette Male 8 Mason Co. vs. Ballard, 2003 86 1943 - (15) Luther Risner, Hindman Ashland Blazer (Ashland Blazer) 8 Marion Co. vs. Paul Dunbar, 1993 85 1944 - (23) Wallace Jones, Harlan Lafayette 7 Lafayette vs. Paducah Tilghman, 1953 84 1945 - (19) Ralph Beard, Male Henry Clay 7 Lexington Catholic 1946 - (28) Frank Fraley, Breckinridge Training St. Xavier 6 vs. Paducah Tilghman, 2002 83 1947 - (18) Coy Creason, Brewers DuPont Manual 6 1948 - (19) Coy Creason, Brewers Points -- Half--Both Teams Ballard 6 1949 - (41) Cliff Hagan, Owensboro Scott Co. vs. Paintsville, 1998 93 Most Runner-Up Finishes 1950 - (17) Elmer Pelfrey, Clark Co., Pleasure Ridge Park Male 5 & Jim Hutchens, Lafayette vs. Breckinridge Co., 1995 73 Ashland Blazer 4 Mason Co. vs. Ballard, 2003 70 1951 - (23) Lewis Snowden, Clark Co. Most Years Participated 1952 - (20) Charles Floyd, Cuba Eastern vs. Highlands, 1997 70 Shelby Valley vs. Ballard, 2010 (First) 68 Owensboro 41 1953 - (23) Don Karr, Paducah Ashland Blazer 32 1954 - (25) Herbert Triplett, Inez Paintsville vs. Ashland Blazer, 1996 68 South Laurel vs. Warren Central, 2005 66 Clay Co. 27 1955 - (32) Johnny Cox, Hazard Hazard 29 1956 - (20) David Eakins, Henderson, Warren Central vs. Mason Co., 2004 66 Lex. Catholic vs. Pad. Tilghman, 2002 62 Henry Clay (Lexington) 26 & Fred Maggard, Carr Creek Paducah Tilghman 26 1957 - (26) Billy Ray Lickert, Lafayette Central vs. Ohio Co., 1969 60 Pleasure Ridge Park George Rogers Clark (Clark Co.) 21 1958 - (23) Ben Monhollen, St. Xavier vs. Breckinridge Co., 1995 60 Male 21 1959 - (19) Ronnie Siers, duPont Manual Ballard vs. Scott Co., 1999 59 Maysville 18 1960 - (24) Don Frye, Monticello Marion Co. vs. Paul Dunbar, 1993 58 Central City 17 1961 - (24) Bob Hilton, Ashland Blazer St. Xavier 17 1962 - (23) Mike Silliman, St. Xavier Points --Game-- Both Teams Danville 16 1963 - (23) Mike Redd, Seneca Central 101 Ohio Co. 72, 1969 173 Most Wins Entering Tournament 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Nebo, 1936 38 Fairdale (15-5) 75.0 Fairdale, 1983 13 Carlisle Co., 1983 37 Simon Kenton (4-1) 75.0 University Heights, 2004 13 Inez, 1940 36 St. Xavier (39-13) 75.0 Highest Four-Game Point Total for Tournament Champion Central City, 1954 35 Tates Creek (3-1) 75.0 Lou. Central, 1969 334 Apollo, 1978 35 Hardin (3-1) 75.0 Lou. Central, 1974 333 Hardin, 1941 34 Hopkinsville (6-2) 75.0 Lou. Male, 1971 329 Clay Co., 1953 34 Central (18-6) 75.0 Lou. Ballard, 1988 328 Rineyville, 1961 34 Nebo (3-1) 75.0 Lou. Male, 1975 327 McDowell, 1971 33 Ashland Blazer, 1961 320 Clay Co., 1989 33 Consecutive Tournament Game Wins Lou. Ballard, 1977 318 Scott Co., 1999 33 Lexington 1918-1919-1920-1922 13 Marion Co., 1993 317 Most Tournament Victories Fairdale, 1990-1991-1994 12 Lex. Lafayette, 1953 312 Ashland Blazer 48 Ashland Blazer, 1933-1934-1940 11 Lowest Four-Game Total Margin of Victory for Tournament Owensboro 43 Seneca, 1963-1964-1968 11 Champion St. Xavier 42 Manual, 1921-1923-1924 10 Pulaski Co., 1986 10 Henry Clay 41 Male, 1970-71 8 Simon Kenton, 1981 11 Male 38 Breckinridge Co., 1965-1995 8 Shelby Co., 1966 14 DuPont Manual 29 Maysville, 1947-48 7 Laurel Co., 1982 15 Hazard 28 Warren Central, 2004-05 7 Heath, 1929 17 Lafayette 28 Mason Co., 2003-04 7 George Rogers Clark (Clark Co.) 26 Tournament Attendance and Receipts National Champions Pleasure Ridge Park 24 Since the Kentucky High School Athletic Association took over actual Lexington 1922 Clay Co. 22 management of the tournament, the ticket sales and total attendance Ashland Blazer 1928 Central 21 have been as follows: St. Xavier (Catholic Tournament) 1926, Maysville 21 1938 ...... $9,671.46 ...... 13,978 1935, 1938 Shelby Co. 20 1939 ...... 10,997.54 ...... 16,155 Inez 19 Sweet 16® Teams Winning Games in 1940 ...... 10,945.00 ...... 16,268 Harlan 18 1941 ...... 15,221.50 ...... 18,873 Chicago National Tournament Monticello 16 1942 ...... 14,994.60 ...... 20,165 Lexington (Championship) 1922 1943 ...... 12,678.92 ...... 7,001 Consecutive Years as Regional Champ Ashland Blazer (Championship in 1928) 1928-1929 1944 ...... 19,382.60 ...... 24,175 Ashland Blazer (Ashland Blazer) (1923-29) 7 Carr Creek 1928 1945 ...... 30,329.46 ...... 29,847 Owensboro 7 Heath 1929 1946 ...... 31,713.85 ...... 33,203 St. Xavier (1937-43) 7 Kavanaugh 1930 1947 ...... 55,189.00 ...... 42,713 Clay Co. (1984-90) 7 Corinth (5-1) Third Place 1930 1948 ...... 55,665.50 ...... 54,285 George Rogers Clark (1947-52) 6 All-Americans in Chicago National Tournament 1949 ...... 57,510.50 ...... 55,438 Corbin (1947-52) 6 Len Tracey, Jim McFarland, Burgess Carey, Lexington; Ellis Johnson, 1950 ...... 62,252.00 ...... 61,173 Owensboro (1946-51, 1970-75, 1979-84) 6 Eck Allen, Ashland Blazer; Dave Lawrence, Frank Lawrence, Corinth; 1951 ...... 87,274.00 ...... 79,349 Warren Central (2002-07) 6 Willlard Bagwell, Heath 1952 ...... 91,549.50 ...... 82,328 Ashland Blazer (1976-80) 5 1953 ...... 99,376.95 ...... 88,676 Breathitt Co. (1959-63) 5 Strongest fi elds (won-lost records) 1954 ...... 100,085.50 ...... 89,703 Central City (1928-32) 5 1944 414-53 (.886) 1955 ...... 104,619.75 ...... 91,057 Covington Catholic (1967-71) 5 1948 447-58 (.885) 1956 ...... 109,631.25 ...... 95,668 Danville (1932-36) 5 1954 450-61 (.880) 1957 ...... 130,928.00 ...... 109,203 Frankfort (1922-26) 5 1938 408-65 (.862) 1958 ...... 114,559.00 ...... 94,796 Male (1944-48) 5 1958 442-71 (.861) 1959 ...... 108,300.00 ...... 89,075 Oldham Co. (1985-89) 5 Undefeated Teams Entering Tournament 1960 ...... 127,215.00 ...... 94,772 Valley (1943-47) 5 Henderson, 1916 8-0 1961 ...... 139,498.25 ...... 93,789 Clay Co. (1973-76) 4 Monticello, 1917 10-0 1962 ...... 144,033.25 ...... 99,912 Dawson Springs (1943-46) 4 Ashland Blazer, 1928 27-0 1963 ...... 168,241.75 ...... 115,269 Harlan (1942-45) 4 Hazel Green, 1933 25-0 1964 ...... 146,113.50 ...... 97,783 Inez (1934-37) 4 Horse Cave, 1933 26-0 1965 ...... 188,394.50 ...... 126,887 Maysville (1945-48) 4 Nebo, 1936 38-0 1966 ...... 168,014.50 ...... 111,440 Paintsville (1995-98) 4 Kirksey, 1936 29-0 1967 ...... 192,552.00 ...... 124,285 Tompkinsville (1932-35) 4 St. Xavier, 1938 27-0 1968 ...... 218,637.00 ...... 131,782 Wins in One Tournament Inez, 1940 36-0 1969 ...... 227,135.00 ...... 138,035 DuPont Manual, 1925 5 Rineyville, 1941 34-0 1970 ...... 238,845.00 ...... 129,934 Hardin, 1941 34-0 1971 ...... 241,507.50 ...... 126,299 Most Times in Semifi nals Bowling Green, 1944 29-0 1972 ...... 245,122.00 ...... 128,352 Henry Clay 15 Brewers, 1944 32-0 1973 ...... 282,173.00 ...... 120,525 Ashland Blazer 13 Brooksville, 1944 26-0 1974 ...... 286,000.00 ...... 124,954 Owensboro 12 Brewers, 1948 32-0 1975 ...... 295,000.00 ...... 111,000 Male 12 Clay Co., 1953 34-0 1976 ...... 329,015.00 ...... 99,858 St. Xavier 11 Central City, 1954 35-0 1977 ...... 284,264.00 ...... 75,000 DuPont Manual 8 Allen Co., 1962 30-0 1978 ...... 293,996.00 ...... 89,263 Hazard 8 Apollo, 1978 35-0 1979 ...... 423,648.00 ...... 104,001 Most Points -- All Teams Mason Co., 1982 30-0 1980 ...... 343,445.00 ...... 85,358 1972 2,265 Clay Co., 1989 33-0 1981 ...... 525,549.50 ...... 112,857 1956 2,192 1982 ...... 566,793.50 ...... 128,590 Undefeated State Champions 1988 2,162 1983 ...... 541,946.50 ...... 124,229 Henderson 1916 1959 2,161 1984 ...... 595,895.00 ...... 128,436 Ashland Blazer 1928 1969 2,135 1985 ...... 569,861.50 ...... 122,749 Brewers 1948 1986 ...... 571,801.50 ...... 123,045 Teams Winning Tournament in First Appearance Worst Records Entering Tournament 1987 ...... 774,880.00 ...... 140,266 Lexington 1918 Scott Co., 1984 13-16 1988 ...... 768,546.00 ...... 135,866 DuPont Manual 1921 Mercer Co., 2000 15-17 1989 ...... 745,188.00 ...... 137,720 St. Xavier 1926 Rowan Co., 1987 15-16 1990 ...... 857,975.00 ...... 123,688 M.M.I. 1927 Lou. Male, 1947 9-10 1991 ...... 831,355.00 ...... 138,674 Corbin 1936 Harlan, 1938* 10-11 1992 ...... 689,625.00 ...... 98,466 Sharpe 1938 Breckinridge Training, 1939 12-12 1993 ...... 996,262.00 ...... 126,128 North Marshall 1959 Oldham Co., 1989 16-16 1994 ...... 700,280.00 ...... 84,278 Shawnee 1973 * - Harlan was 5-11 entering sectional play 1995 ...... 991,488.00 ...... 107,254 Edmonson Co. 1976 1996 ...... 919,662.00 ...... 97,643 Simon Kenton 1981 Most Losses Entering Tournament 1997 ...... 899,394.00 ...... 95,305 Logan Co. 1984 Mercer Co., 2000 17 1998 ...... 977,172.00 ...... 104,106 University Heights 1992 Rowan Co., 1987 16 Scott Co., 1984 16 1999 ...... 1,017,432.00 ...... 110,845 Highest Winning Percentage-All Tourneys Oldham Co., 1989 16 2000 ...... 998,022.00 ...... 110,361 Edmonson Co. (4-0) 100.0 Boyd Co., 1999 15 2001 ...... 993,241.00 ...... 119,348 Logan Co. (4-0) 100.0 Wayland, 1964 15 2002 ...... 969,868.00 ...... 99,881 Cuba (7-1) 87.5 Sharpe, 1942 14 2003 ...... 1,050,833.00 ...... 104,108 Seneca (12-2) 85.7 Grant Co., 1957 14 2004 ...... 1,133,878.00 ...... 110,288 Lafayette (28-5) 84.8 Cumberland, 2003 13 2005 ...... 1,070,671.00 ...... 114,357 Shawnee (5-1) 83.3 Knott Co. Central, 1980 13 2006...... 1,168,828.00...... 113,107 Breckinridge Co. (12-3) 80.0 Knott Co. Central, 1981 13 2007...... 1,233,981.00...... 121,800 Flaget (4-1) 80.0 Whitesburg, 1936 13 2008 ...... 1,226,189.00 ...... 117,212 Midway (4-1) 80.0 Bath Co., 1975 13 2009 ...... 1,289,445.00 ...... 130,706 Sharpe (4-1) 80.0 Ashland Blazer, 1979 13 Tournament Sites DuPont Manual (29-9) 76.3 Highlands, 1983 13 1916-18 - Centre College, Danville 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 1919-23 - U.K. Gym, Lexington 1924-41 - Alumni Gym, Lexington 1942 - Armory, Louisville 1943-44 - Alumni Gym, Lexington 1945-50 - Armory, Louisville 1951-56 - Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1957 - Freedom Hall, Louisville 1958-59 - Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1960 - Freedom Hall, Louisville 1961 - Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1962-63 - Freedom Hall, Louisville 1964 - Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1965-78 - Freedom Hall, Louisville 1979 - Rupp Arena, Lexington 1980 - Freedom Hall, Louisville 1981-87 - Rupp Arena, Lexington 1988 - Freedom Hall, Louisville 1989 - Rupp Arena, Lexington 1990 - Freedom Hall, Louisville 1991 - Rupp Arena, Lexington 1992 - Freedom Hall, Louisville 1993 - Rupp Arena, Lexington 1994 - Freedom Hall, Louisville 1995-2014 - Rupp Arena, Lexington Session Paid Attendance Records 21,283 - 1987, LaRue Co. vs Clay Co.; Madison Central vs Oldham Co., Rupp Arena 20,252 - 2004, Mason Co. vs. Warren Central, Rupp Arena 19,776 - 1981, Championship Game, Mason Co. vs Simon Kenton, Rupp Arena 19,417 - 1982, Virgie vs Mason Co.; Laurel Co. vs Owensboro, Rupp Arena 19,348 - 1982, Virgie vs M.C. Napier; Mason Co. vs Middlesboro, Rupp Arena 19,214 - 1993, Championship Game - Marion Co. vs. Paul Dunbar, Rupp Arena 18,385 - 1999, Scott Co. vs. Madison Central, Paducah Tilghman vs. Pleasure Ridge Park, Rupp Arena 18,303 - 1987, Warren Central vs Madison Central; Oldham Co. vs Hazard, Rupp Arena 18,109 - 1989, Bryan Station vs. Warren East; Wayne Co. vs. Hart Co., Rupp Arena 18,000 - 1957, Championship Game - Lafayette vs Eastern, Third Place Game - Russell Co. vs Pikeville, Freedom Hall Most Sweet 16® Coaching Victories Dale Mabrey, Pleasure Ridge Park 20 Earle Jones, Kavanaugh & Maysville 19 Russell Williamson, Inez 18 Ralph Carlisle, Madison & Lafayette 17 Neal Arnston, Manual 16 Bobby Keith, Clay Co. 16 Letcher Norton, George Rogers Clark 14 Paul Jenkins, Ashland Blazer & Male 14 Bobby Watson, Owensboro 14 SPECIAL HONORS Sportsmanship Award VanBuren Ropke, Manual, 1924 Jim Ramsey, Pikeville, 1925 John Forsee, St. Xavier, 1926 Charley Jump, Covington, 1927 Ellis Johnson, Ashland Blazer, 1928 Occie Stammerman, St. Xavier, 1929 Harry Hardin, Tolu, 1930 Palmer Crum, Betsy Layne, 1931 George Swearengen, Paris, 1932 Leadership Award Bill King, Lexington, 1920 Fred Borries, Kavanaugh, 1931 James Goforth, Male, 1932 J.T. “Red” Craig, Ashland Blazer, 1933

2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT KHSAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME HISTORY

Year Champion (Coach) Score (OT) Runner-Up (Coach) Site 1918 Lexington (Darrill Hart) 16-15 Somerset (Walter Halas) Centre College, Danville 1919 Lexington (Darrill Hart) 21-17 Somerset (W.H. Ramsey) U.K. Gym, Lexington 1920 Lexington (Stanley King) 56-13 Ashland (Paul Rhoton) U.K. Gym, Lexington 1921 duPont Manual (Hubert Wiggs) 32-17 Union Academy (W.B. Trosper) U.K. Gym, Lexington 1922 Lexington (John Barclay) 55-7 Frankfort (Brad Jones) U.K. Gym, Lexington 1923 duPont Manual (Neal Arnston) 41-17 Clark County (Basil Hayden) U.K. Gym, Lexington 1924 Lexington (John Heber) 15-10 Ft. Thomas (Russell Bridges) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1925 Manual (Neal Arnston) 40-11 Winchester (Walter VanWinkle) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1926 St. Xavier (Bro. Constant) 26-13 Danville (Phil Beverly) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1927 M.M.I. (Ward Rees) 34-25 London (J.R. Baker) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1928 Ashland (James Anderson) 13-11 (4) Carr Creek (Oscar Morgan) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1929 Heath (A.B. Moore) 21-16 Corinth (L.B. Woosley) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1930 Corinth (Ted Hornback) 22-20 Kavanaugh (Earle Jones) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1931 duPont Manual (Neal Arnston) 34-23 Tolu (Rupert A. Belt) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1932 Hazard (Pat Payne) 15-13 Male (Frank White) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1933 Ashland (Paul Jenkins) 33-25 Horse Cave (W.B. Owen) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1934 Ashland (Paul Jenkins) 26-13 Danville (Rice Mountjoy) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1935 St. Xavier (Bob Schumann) 32-18 Newport (Blue Foster) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1936 Corbin (Nick Denes) 24-18 Nebo (Bailey Winstead) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1937 Midway (Bobby Burns) (24-1) 30-22 Inez (Russell Williamson) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1938 Sharpe (Homer Holland) (30-1) 36-27 Maysville (Earle Jones) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1939 Brooksville (Herman Hale) (30-4) 42-39 Hindman (Pearl Combs) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1940 Hazel Green (C.H. Wyatt) (25-9) 35-29 Ashland (Fayne Grone) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1941 Inez (Russell Williamson) (N/A) 35-27 St. Xavier (Bob Schumann) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1942 Lafayette (Maurice Jackson) (28-1) 44-32 Harlan (Charles McClurg) Armory, Louisville 1943 Hindman (Pearl Combs) (N/A) 29-26 St. Xavier (Bob Schumann) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1944 Harlan (Joe Gilly) (34-6) 40-28 Dayton (Willard Bass) Alumni Gym, Lexington 1945 Male (Paul Jenkins) (26-5) 54-42 Central City (Delmas Gish) Armory, Louisville 1946 Breckinridge Training (Bob Laughlin) (28-2) 68-36 Dawson Springs (Paul Stevens) Armory, Louisville 1947 Maysville (Earle Jones) (26-7) 54-40 Brewers (McCoy Tarry) Armory, Louisville 1948 Brewers (McCoy Tarry) (36-0) 65-48 Maysville (Earle Jones) Armory, Louisville 1949 Owensboro (Lawrence McGinnis) (29-3) 65-47 Lafayette (Ralph Carlisle) Armory, Louisville 1950 Lafayette (Ralph Carlisle) (27-3) 55-51 Clark County (Letcher Norton) Armory, Louisville 1951 Clark County (Letcher Norton) (34-5) 69-44 Cuba (J.B. Story) Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1952 Cuba (J.B. Story) (37-5) 58-52 duPont Manual (John H. Burmaster) Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1953 Lafayette (Ralph Carlisle) (26-6) 84-53 Paducah Tilghman (Otis Dinning) Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1954 Inez (Claude Mills) (33-2) 63-55 Newport (Stanley Arnzen) Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1955 Hazard (Goebel Ritter) (28-8) 74-66 Adair County (John Burr) Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1956 Carr Creek (Morton Combs) (34-6) 72-68 Henderson (T.L. Plain) Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1957 Lafayette (Ralph Carlisle) (30-2) 55-52 Eastern (Roy Adams) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1958 St. Xavier (Gene Rhodes) (32-4) 60-49 Daviess County (W.B. Sydnor) Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1959 North Marshall (Charles Lampley) (38-1) 64-63 duPont Manual (Jim Casillo) Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1960 Flaget (Jim Morris) (28-7) 65-56 Monticello (Joe Harper) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1961 Ashland (Bob Wright) (36-1) 69-50 Lexington Dunbar (S.T. Roach) Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1962 St. Xavier (Joe Reibel) (34-1) 62-58 Ashland (Bob Wright) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1963 Seneca (Bob Mulcahy) (31-1) 72-66 Lexington Dunbar (S.T. Roach) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1964 Seneca (Bob Mulcahy) (29-2) 66-56 Breckinridge County (Don Morris) Memorial Coliseum, Lexington 1965 Breckinridge County (Don Morris) (37-3) 95-73 Cov. Holy Cross (George Schneider) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1966 Shelby County (Bill Harrell) (33-1) 62-57 Male (John Rendek) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1967 Earlington (Bob Fox) (38-1) 54-53 Covington Catholic (Mote Hils) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1968 Glasgow (Jim Richards) (32-2) 77-68 Seneca (George Unseld) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1969 Central (Robert Graves) (29-1) 101-72 Ohio County (Ralph Underhill) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1970 Male (Jim Huter) (31-1) 70-69 Madison (Ray Vencill, Jr.) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1971 Male (Jim Huter) (32-3) 83-66 Anderson County (Jack Upchurch) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1972 Owensboro (Bobby Watson) (30-4) 71-63 Elizabethtown (Ray Vencill, Jr.) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1973 Shawnee (James Gordon) (32-2) 81-68 Male (Jim Huter) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1974 Central (Robert Graves) (33-1) 59-54 Male (Wade Houston) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1975 Male (Wade Houston) (36-2) 74-59 Henry Clay (Al Prewitt) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1976 Edmonson County (Bo Davenport) (27-6) 74-52 Christian County (Lyle Dunbar) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1977 Ballard (Richard Schmidt) (30-2) 68-59 Valley (Glenn Collie) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1978 Shelby County (Tom Creamer) (31-3) 68-66 (1) Cov. Holmes (Reynolds Flynn) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1979 Lafayette (Jock Sutherland) (36-1) 62-52 Christian County (Lyle Dunbar) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1980 Owensboro (Bobby Watson) (34-2) 57-56 Doss (Leon Mudd) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1981 Simon Kenton (Larry Miller) (29-5) 70-63 Mason County (Allen Feldhaus) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1982 Laurel County (Chuck Broughton) (29-3) 53-51 North Hardin (Ron Bevars) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1983 Henry Clay (Al Prewitt) (31-2) 35-33 (1) Carlisle County (Craynor Slone) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1984 Logan County (Gerald Sinclair) (37-3) 83-70 Bourbon County (Russ Day) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1985 Hopkinsville (Daryl Hallmark) (29-5) 65-64 Clay County (Bobby Keith) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1986 Pulaski County (Dave Fraley) (32-3) 47-45 Pleasure Ridge Park (Dale Mabrey) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1987 Clay County (Bobby Keith) (35-2) 76-73 (1) Ballard (Scott Davenport) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1988 Ballard (Scott Davenport) (36-3) 88-79 Clay County (Bobby Keith) Freedom Hall, Louisville 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 1989 Pleasure Ridge Park (Dale Mabrey) (33-4) 75-73 Wayne County (Rodney Woods) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1990 Fairdale (Stan Hardin) (33-4) 77-73 Cov. Holmes (Mike Flynn) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1991 Fairdale (Stan Hardin) (37-4) 67-63 Tates Creek (Nolan Barger) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1992 University Heights (Jeff Jackson) (33-6) 59-57 Lexington Catholic (Danny Haney) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1993 Marion County (Tim Davis) (38-2) 85-77 Paul Dunbar (Frank Watson) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1994 Fairdale (Lloyd Gardner) (34-4) 59-56 Paul Dunbar (Frank Watson) Freedom Hall, Louisville 1995 Breckinridge County (Dean Hobbs) (29-2) 70-63 Pleasure Ridge Park (Dale Mabrey) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1996 Paintsville (Bill Runyon) (26-10) 71-53 Ashland Blazer (Wayne Breeden) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1997 Eastern (Bryce Hibbard) (35-2) 71-59 Highlands (John Messmer) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1998 Scott County (Billy Hicks) (34-3) 89-78 Paintsville (Bill Runyon) Rupp Arena, Lexington 1999 Ballard (Chris Renner) (31-7) 71-47 Scott County (Billy Hicks) Rupp Arena, Lexington 2000 Elizabethtown (James Haire) (30-5) 79-69 Lexington Catholic (Danny Haney) Rupp Arena, Lexington 2001 Lafayette (Don Adkins) (25-11) 54-49 Male (Bryce Hibbard) Rupp Arena, Lexington 2002 Lexington Catholic (Danny Haney) (33-2) 83-53 Paducah Tilghman (Bill Chumbler) Rupp Arena, Lexington 2003 Mason County (Kelly Wells) (34-2) 86-65 Ballard (Chris Renner) Rupp Arena, Lexington 2004 Warren Central (Tim Riley) (29-7) 66-56 Mason County (Kelly Wells) Rupp Arena, Lexington 2005 South Laurel (Steve Wright) (32-4) 72-59 Warren Central (Tim Riley) Rupp Arena, Lexington 2006 Jeffersontown (Jeff Morrow) (32-3) 61-48 Apollo (Tony Hopper) Rupp Arena, Lexington 2007 Scott County (Billy Hicks) (34-2) 56-50 Ballard (Chris Renner) Rupp Arena, Lexington 2008 Mason County (Chris O’Hearn) (34-4) 57-48 Holmes (David Henley) Rupp Arena, Lexington 2009 Holmes (David Henley)(36-2) 67-63 (2) Central (Doug Bibby) Rupp Arena, Lexington 2010 Shelby Valley (32-4) 73-61 Ballard (Chris Renner) Rupp Arena, Lexington

2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ALL-TIME STATE TOURNAMENT OVERTIME GAMES

YEAR RD WINNING TEAM SCORE LOSING TEAM SCORE OTS 1926 First Round Winchester 21 Augusta 19 2 1926 Semifi nals Danville 19 Ashland Paul Blazer 16 1 1928 Championship Ashland Paul Blazer 13 Carr Creek 11 4 1953 First Round Newport Catholic 61 Mount Vernon 60 1 1978 Championship Shelby County 68 Cov. Holmes 66 1 1979 First Round Pulaski County 76 Hazard 73 1 1979 Quarterfi nals Warren East 55 Pulaski County 54 1 1983 Championship Lex. Henry Clay 35 Carlisle County 33 3 1984 First Round Bourbon County 65 Marshall County 62 1 1984 Quarterfi nals Logan County 70 Lex. Henry Clay 68 1 1984 Quarterfi nals Bourbon County 74 Lou. Ballard 72 1 1985 Quarterfi nals Lou. Doss 64 Mason County 63 1 1985 Quarterfi nals Hopkinsville 71 Paintsville 68 1 1987 Championship Clay County 76 Lou. Ballard 73 1 1988 First Round Apollo 73 Madisonville 62 1 1988 Quarterfi nals Apollo 69 Warren East 57 1 1991 First Round Paducah Tilghman 97 Lou. Ballard 90 1 1991 First Round Greenup County 53 Belfry 44 1 1992 First Round Clay County 67 Lou. Ballard 65 2 1993 First Round Knott County Central 64 Conner 59 1 1995 First Round Marshall County 76 Simon Kenton 70 1 1996 First Round Paintsville 80 Owensboro 78 1 1998 First Round Eastern 67 North Hardin 51 1 1998 Quarterfi nals Lexington Catholic 75 Pleasure Ridge Park 73 1 1999 Quarterfi nals Henderson County 73 Muhlenberg North 71 2 1999 Semifi nals Scott County 78 Paducah Tilghman 75 1 2002 First Round Warren Central 63 Ryle 54 1 2003 First Round Henry Clay 81 Iroquois 80 1 2004 Quarterfi nals Mason County 66 Trinity (Louisville) 59 3 2004 Semifi nals Mason County 84 Scott County 78 1 2005 First Round Pleasure Ridge Park 64 Pendleton County 62 1 2005 First Round Corbin 75 Lone Oak 67 1 2005 Quarterfi nals Pleasure Ridge Park 64 Ballard 62 2 2005 Semifi nals South Laurel 66 Pleasure Ridge Park 65 2 2006 Quarterfi nals Graves County 46 South Laurel 45 1 2007 First Round George Rogers Clark 77 Christian County 71 1 2009 Championship Holmes 67 Central 63 2 2010 First Round Mason County 58 North Hardin 56 1

2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ALL-TIME TEAM SUMMARY IN SWEET SIXTEEN

Semi- Quarter First Misc. * Overall First Last School Trips Won Finals fi nals fi nals Round Games Record Time Time Adair County 5 0 0-1 1-1 2-1 3-2 0-1 6-6 1954 2009 Adairville 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1922 1922 Allen Central 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 1994 1994 Allen County 10 0 0-0 0-1 1-5 6-4 0-0 7-10 1953 1996 Almo 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1925 1929 Anchorage 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1940 1940 Anderson County 4 0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-2 0-0 3-4 1971 2009 Annville 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1935 1935 Apollo 8 0 0-1 1-1 2-2 4-4 0-0 7-8 1976 2006 Ashland Blazer 32 4 4-4 8-5 13-7 20-11 3-1 48-28 1920 2002 Auburn 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1951 1951 Augusta 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1926 1926 B. G. High Street 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1958 1959 Bagdad 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1952 1952 Bardstown 6 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-6 0-0 0-6 1932 2008 Bardstown St. Joseph 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1940 1940 Bardwell 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1934 1954 Barren County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1999 1999 Bath County 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1975 1977 Beaver Dam 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-1 0-0 2-3 1958 1961 Belfry 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-2 0-0 1-3 1990 1992 Bell County 4 0 0-0 0-1 1-2 3-1 0-1 4-5 1956 1980 Bellevue 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1938 1949 Benham 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1931 1935 Benton 2 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-1 2-3 1943 1958 Berea 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1955 1955 Berry 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1942 1942 Betsy Layne 5 0 0-0 0-1 1-1 2-3 0-0 3-5 1929 1980 Birmingham 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1932 1932 Bishop Brossart 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 2000 2000 Blackford 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1931 1931 Bloomfi eld 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1962 1962 Boone County 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-3 1956 1996 Bourbon County 4 0 0-1 1-0 1-2 3-1 0-0 5-4 1954 1984 Bowling Green 12 0 0-0 0-1 1-2 3-9 0-0 4-12 1925 2009 Boyd County 10 0 0-0 0-0 0-3 3-7 0-0 3-10 1973 2000 Boyle County 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-3 1998 2006 Bracken County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1955 1955 Breathitt County 11 0 0-0 0-3 3-2 5-6 0-1 8-12 1959 1996 Breckinridge County 5 2 2-1 3-0 2-2 3-2 0-0 10-5 1952 1995 Breckinridge Training 4 1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-3 0-0 4-3 1937 1963 Brewers 4 1 1-1 2-0 2-1 3-1 0-0 8-3 1944 1948 Brodhead 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1972 1972 Brooksville 5 1 1-0 1-0 1-2 3-2 0-0 6-4 1924 1944 Buckhorn 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1988 1989 Bullitt Central 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1973 1973 Bullitt East 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2005 2005 Burgin 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1938 1938 Bush 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1950 1950 Caldwell County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1964 1964 Calloway County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 2003 2003 Calvert City 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1934 1935 Campbell County 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-3 1946 2001 Campbellsburg 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1935 1935 Campbellsville 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-2 0-0 1-3 1950 1973 Campbellsville College 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1925 1925 Caneyville 2 0 0-0 0-2 2-0 2-0 0-0 4-2 1962 1968 Carlisle County 6 0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-5 0-0 3-6 1966 2004 Carr Creek 5 1 1-1 2-1 3-1 4-1 1-0 11-4 1928 1956 Carroll County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1972 1972 Carrollton 9 0 0-0 0-0 0-3 1-4 0-2 1-9 1919 1938 Casey County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1993 1993 Catlettsburg 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1923 1941 Cave City 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1940 1940 Caverna 4 0 0-0 0-1 1-2 3-1 1-0 5-4 1951 2004 Central City 17 0 0-1 1-2 3-2 5-12 0-1 9-18 1928 1989 Christian County 16 0 0-2 2-2 4-3 7-9 0-0 13-16 1961 2010 Clark County 21 1 1-2 3-3 6-9 14-6 2-0 26-20 1920 2007 Clarkson 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1930 1930 Clay County 27 1 1-2 3-2 5-7 12-15 0-0 21-26 1953 2001 Clear Springs 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1933 1933 Clinton 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1941 1941 Clinton County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1960 1960 Cloverport 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1930 1930 College High 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-3 0-0 1-4 1936 1952 Columbia 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-3 0-0 0-4 1922 1929 Combs Memorial 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1954 1954 Conner 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1993 1993 Corbin 14 1 1-0 1-2 3-3 6-8 1-1 12-14 1936 2010 Corinth 4 1 1-1 2-0 2-1 3-1 0-0 8-3 1929 1934 Corydon 5 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-4 0-0 2-5 1928 1938 Cov. Catholic 8 0 0-1 1-1 2-1 3-5 0-0 6-8 1967 2006 Cov. Grant 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-2 0-0 2-4 1958 1964 Cov. Holmes 12 1 1-3 4-2 6-2 8-4 0-0 19-11 1948 2009 Cov. Holy Cross 4 0 0-1 1-1 2-2 4-0 0-0 7-4 1965 1994 Cov. Scott 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1989 1989 Covington 8 0 0-0 0-4 3-1 4-2 3-2 10-9 1918 1945 Crofton 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1943 1943

2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Semi- Quarter First Misc. * Overall First Last School Trips Won Finals fi nals fi nals Round Games Record Time Time Cuba 2 1 1-1 2-0 2-0 2-0 0-0 7-1 1951 1952 Cumberland 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1943 2003 Cynthiana 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1920 1958 Danville 16 0 0-2 2-3 5-4 8-6 0-3 15-18 1918 1990 Daviess County 7 0 0-1 1-0 1-3 4-3 0-0 6-7 1942 2003 Dawson Springs 6 0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-5 0-0 3-6 1944 1955 Dayton 3 0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-2 0-0 3-3 1941 1944 Dixie Heights 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1947 1957 Dixon 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1935 1954 Dorton 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1942 1942 Drakesboro 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1946 1946 Dry Ridge 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1932 1932 Earlington 4 1 1-0 1-0 1-2 3-1 0-0 6-3 1956 1967 East Carter 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-1 1986 2010 East Hardin 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1964 1964 East Ridge 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2004 2004 Edmonson County 1 1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 4-0 1976 1976 Elizabethtown 6 1 1-1 2-0 2-1 3-3 0-0 8-5 1972 2005 Elizabethtown Catholic 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-3 0-0 1-4 1961 1968 Elkhorn City 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-1 0-0 2-3 1944 1993 Elliott County 3 0 0-0 0-1 1-1 2-1 0-0 3-3 2007 2009 Eminence 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-1 0-0 2-3 1929 1949 Fairview 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1975 1975 Fleming County 3 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-2 0-0 2-3 1974 1999 Flemingsburg 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1922 1923 Fort Knox 2 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 1-0 3-2 1946 1948 Fort Thomas Highlands 12 0 0-2 2-0 2-3 5-7 0-0 9-12 1923 2001 Frankfort 6 0 0-1 1-0 1-2 3-3 0-0 5-6 1922 1935 Franklin 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1942 1942 Franklin County 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 2-1 0-0 2-2 1967 1995 Franklin-Simpson 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-3 0-0 1-4 1969 1992 Fredonia 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1954 1954 Frenchburg 1 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-2 1938 1938 Fulton 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1957 1962 Gallatin County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1959 1959 Garrett 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1948 1963 Georgetown 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-2 0-0 0-3 1919 1953 Glasgow 6 1 1-0 1-0 1-1 2-4 0-0 5-5 1949 1977 Glasgow Bunche 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1961 1961 Glendale 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1956 1956 Grant County 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1957 1979 Graves County 7 0 0-0 0-1 1-1 2-5 0-0 3-7 1993 2009 Grayson County 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-2 0-0 1-3 1993 2009 Green County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1976 1976 Greenup County 5 0 0-0 0-1 1-2 3-2 0-0 4-5 1974 1997 Greenwood 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1995 2008 Guthrie 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1933 1933 Hancock County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1963 1963 Hardin 1 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 3-1 1941 1941 Hardinsburg 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1941 1941 Harlan 12 1 1-1 2-2 4-4 8-4 1-0 16-11 1926 1996 Harrison County 9 0 0-0 0-0 0-4 4-5 0-0 4-9 1961 1997 Harrodsburg 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1960 1996 Hart County 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1970 1989 Hart Memorial 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1957 1957 Hartford 5 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-4 0-0 1-5 1936 1957 Hazard 30 2 2-0 2-6 8-8 16-15 0-2 28-31 1925 2009 Hazard Bible Institute 2 0 0-0 0-1 1-1 2-0 0-0 3-2 1923 1924 Hazel Green 8 1 1-0 1-4 5-1 6-2 0-1 13-8 1933 1970 Heath 5 1 1-0 1-0 1-1 2-3 0-0 5-4 1923 1933 Henderson Barrett 9 0 0-0 0-2 2-2 4-4 1-1 7-9 1923 1955 Henderson 2 0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 0-0 3-2 1956 1961 Henderson County 3 0 0-0 0-2 2-0 2-1 0-0 4-3 1990 1999 Henry County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1962 1962 Hickman County 1 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-0 2-1 1973 1973 Highland 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1938 1938 Hindman 6 1 1-1 2-1 3-0 3-3 0-1 9-6 1939 1952 Hodgenville 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1958 1958 Hopkins Co. Central 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2000 2000 Hopkinsville 4 1 1-0 1-1 2-2 4-0 0-0 8-3 1969 2003 Hopkinsville Attucks 1 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-2 1960 1960 Horse Cave 7 0 0-1 1-1 2-2 4-3 0-0 7-7 1925 1939 Howevalley 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1943 1943 Hughes-Kirkpatrick 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-4 0-0 0-4 1940 1951 Inez 9 2 2-1 3-3 6-1 7-2 1-0 19-7 1934 1954 Irvine 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1948 1948 Jeffersontown 4 1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-3 0-0 4-3 1982 2008 Jessamine County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1990 1990 John Hardin 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2006 2006 Johnson Central 5 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-4 0-0 1-5 1972 2006 June Buchanan 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2007 2007 Kavanaugh 4 0 0-1 1-0 1-2 3-0 1-2 6-5 1918 1933 Kirksey 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1935 1936 Knott County Central 8 0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-6 0-0 2-8 1975 2010 Knox Central 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-3 0-0 1-4 1937 1970 Kuttawa 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1940 1940 LaCenter 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 1927 1927 LaGrange 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-1 0-4 1921 1936 LaRue County 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-2 0-0 2-4 1959 1988 Laurel County 7 1 1-0 1-0 1-1 2-5 0-0 5-6 1971 1991 Lawrenceburg 3 0 0-0 0-1 1-1 2-1 0-0 3-3 1920 1946

2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Semi- Quarter First Misc. * Overall First Last School Trips Won Finals fi nals fi nals Round Games Record Time Time Lebanon Junction 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1931 1931 Lee County 2 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-0 2-2 1968 1973 Leslie County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1990 1990 Lewisburg 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1938 1938 Lex. Bryan Station 5 0 0-0 0-2 2-2 4-1 0-0 6-5 1972 1989 Lex. Catholic 10 1 1-2 3-3 6-1 7-3 0-0 17-9 1966 2009 Lex. Dunbar 6 0 0-2 2-1 3-3 6-0 1-0 12-6 1958 1965 Lex. Henry Clay 26 6 6-1 6-4 10-9 17-5 2-2 41-21 1918 2005 Lex. Lafayette 12 6 6-1 7-0 7-1 8-4 0-0 28-6 1940 2004 Lex. Paul Dunbar 3 0 0-2 2-0 2-0 2-1 0-0 6-3 1993 1997 Lex. Tates Creek 1 0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 3-1 1991 1991 Lily 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1961 1961 Lincoln County 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-2 0-0 2-4 1975 2008 Lincoln Institute 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1960 1960 Livingston Central 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1959 1959 Logan County 1 1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 4-0 1984 1984 London 5 0 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-3 2-0 4-5 1924 1948 Lone Jack 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1961 1962 Lone Oak 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2005 2005 Lou. Ahrens 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1978 1978 Lou. Atherton 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1967 1967 Lou. Ballard 14 3 3-4 7-1 8-3 11-3 0-0 29-11 1976 2010 Lou. Butler 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-3 0-0 1-4 1981 2010 Lou. Central 10 2 2-1 3-4 7-2 9-1 0-0 21-8 1965 2009 Lou. DeSales 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1979 1979 Lou. Doss 4 0 0-1 1-1 2-0 2-2 0-0 5-4 1980 1987 Lou. Eastern 6 1 1-1 2-0 2-3 5-1 0-0 10-5 1957 2009 Lou. Fairdale 9 3 3-0 3-0 2-3 6-3 0-0 14-6 1942 2007 Lou. Flaget 2 1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 0-0 4-1 1953 1960 Lou. Iroquois 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 2000 2003 Lou. Male 20 4 4-5 9-3 12-3 15-5 0-1 40-17 1932 2002 Lou. Manual 13 4 4-2 6-2 8-1 8-3 3-1 29-9 1921 1972 Lou. Moore 3 0 0-0 0-2 2-1 3-0 0-0 5-3 1980 1994 Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 12 1 1-2 3-5 8-4 12-0 0-0 24-11 1970 2006 Lou. Seneca 4 2 2-1 3-0 3-1 4-0 0-0 12-2 1961 1968 Lou. Shawnee 2 1 1-0 1-0 1-1 2-0 0-0 5-1 1973 1976 Lou. St. Xavier 17 4 4-2 6-5 11-3 15-3 3-0 39-13 1926 1995 Lou. Thomas Jefferson 2 0 0-0 0-1 1-1 2-0 0-0 3-2 1966 1968 Lou. Trinity 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 2004 2004 Lou. Valley 9 0 0-1 1-2 3-1 4-5 0-1 8-10 1941 1982 Lou. Westport 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1979 1979 Lowes 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1932 1932 Lynn Grove 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 1926 1926 Lyon County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1951 1951 M.C. Napier 6 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-5 0-0 2-6 1971 1995 Madison 6 0 0-1 1-1 2-3 5-1 1-0 9-6 1939 1970 Madison Central 3 0 0-0 0-1 1-2 3-0 0-0 4-3 1987 2006 Madisonville 14 0 0-0 0-1 1-6 7-7 0-0 8-14 1938 2001 Madisonville Rosenwald 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1965 1965 Magnolia 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1947 1947 Marion County 3 1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-2 0-0 4-2 1992 1997 Marrowbone 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 1-1 1927 1927 Marshall County 5 0 0-0 0-2 1-0 2-4 0-0 3-6 1984 1995 Martin 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1965 1965 Mason County 14 2 2-2 4-1 5-5 10-4 0-0 21-12 1981 2010 Mayfi eld 7 0 0-0 0-2 2-2 4-3 0-0 6-7 1955 1992 Maysville 18 1 1-2 3-1 4-9 13-5 0-0 21-17 1920 1988 Maytown 2 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-0 2-2 1967 1969 McCreary Central 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-4 0-0 0-4 1946 1983 McDowell 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-2 0-0 1-3 1966 1973 McHenry 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-3 1937 1944 Meade County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1984 1984 Meade Memorial 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-3 1958 1968 Memorial 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 1927 1927 Memorial Consolidated 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1924 1924 Mercer County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2000 2000 Metcalfe County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1985 1985 Middlesboro 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-4 0-0 0-4 1928 1983 Midway 2 1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 0-0 4-1 1936 1937 Millersburg Military 3 1 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-1 2-0 5-2 1927 1952 Minerva 2 0 0-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 2-2 1927 1928 Model 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1919 1919 Montgomery County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1995 1995 Monticello 15 0 0-1 1-4 5-3 7-6 3-2 16-16 1918 1987 Moreland 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1930 1930 Morgan County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 2004 2004 Morganfi eld 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-0 0-0 2-2 1939 1940 Mount Sterling 4 0 0-0 0-1 1-2 3-1 1-0 5-4 1930 1943 Mount Vernon 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1953 1953 Muhlenberg County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2010 2010 Muhlenberg North 4 0 0-0 0-1 1-1 2-2 0-0 3-4 1994 2000 Munfordville 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1936 1936 Murray 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-2 0-0 1-3 1974 1985 Nebo 1 0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 3-1 1936 1936 New Concord 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1942 1942 Newport 13 0 0-2 2-3 5-2 7-6 0-1 14-14 1920 1963 Newport Catholic 8 0 0-0 0-1 1-3 4-4 0-1 5-9 1953 2000 Newton 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 1927 1927 Nicholas County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1957 1957 North Hardin 12 0 0-1 1-2 3-2 5-7 0-0 9-12 1981 2010 North Marshall 3 1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-2 0-0 4-2 1959 1965 Ogden College 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1923 1923

2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Semi- Quarter First Misc. * Overall First Last School Trips Won Finals fi nals fi nals Round Games Record Time Time Ohio County 3 0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-2 0-0 3-3 1969 2005 Oldham County 13 0 0-0 0-2 2-3 5-8 0-0 7-13 1954 2007 Olive Hill 4 0 0-0 0-2 2-0 2-2 0-2 4-6 1944 1959 Olmstead 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1931 1939 Owensboro 41 3 3-0 3-9 12-10 21-18 4-1 43-38 1920 2008 Paducah Tilghman 27 0 0-2 2-1 3-6 9-17 0-1 14-27 1921 2010 Paintsville 9 1 1-1 2-2 4-2 6-3 0-0 13-8 1933 2008 Paris 10 0 0-0 0-5 5-0 4-4 2-2 11-11 1918 1970 Pendleton County 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-3 1965 2005 Perry Co. Central 5 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-4 0-0 1-5 1997 2005 Phelps 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1988 1988 Pikeville 14 0 0-0 0-2 2-8 9-4 1-0 12-14 1921 1999 Pikeville College 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1920 1920 Pilot Oak 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1937 1937 Powell County 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1974 2003 Prestonsburg 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1989 1989 Princeton Dotson 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1963 1963 Providence 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1945 1964 Pulaski County 4 1 1-0 1-0 1-2 3-1 0-0 6-3 1979 1992 Red House 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1929 1929 Reidland 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1940 1940 Rineyville 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-3 0-0 1-4 1941 1945 Rockcastle County 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 2002 2004 Rose Hill Christian 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 2003 2003 Rowan County 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-4 0-0 0-4 1987 2005 Russell 6 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-5 0-0 1-6 1936 2006 Russell Cave Academy 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1924 1924 Russell County 1 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-2 1957 1957 Russellville 3 0 0-0 0-2 2-0 2-1 0-0 4-3 1998 2001 Ryle 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2002 2002 Sacramento 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-3 1930 1959 Scott County 12 2 2-1 3-3 6-4 10-2 0-0 21-10 1983 2010 Scottsville 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1948 1948 Shady Grove 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1937 1937 Sharpe 2 1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 0-0 4-1 1938 1942 Shelby County 17 2 2-0 2-2 4-8 12-5 0-0 20-15 1961 2010 Shelby Valley 6 1 1-0 1-0 1-1 2-4 0-0 5-5 2002 2010 Shelbyville 8 0 0-0 0-0 0-3 3-5 0-0 3-8 1948 1975 Sheldon Clark 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1983 1983 Shepherdsville 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-2 1-0 0-0 1-2 1921 1922 Simon Kenton 2 1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 0-0 4-1 1981 1995 Smiths Grove 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1924 1924 Somerset 11 0 0-2 1-0 1-2 2-7 2-0 6-11 1918 1985 South Floyd 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2001 2001 South Hopkins 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1957 1958 South Laurel 6 1 1-0 1-0 1-3 4-2 0-0 7-5 2001 2008 St. Henry 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 2003 2003 Stearns 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1929 1929 Sue Bennett 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1923 1923 Symsonia 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1960 1960 Taylor County 5 0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-3 0-0 2-5 1963 1983 Todd County Central 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1981 1981 Tolu 2 0 0-1 1-1 2-0 2-0 0-0 5-2 1930 1931 Tompkinsville 6 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-5 0-0 1-6 1932 1957 Trigg County 2 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-0 2-2 1970 1997 Union Academy 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1922 1922 Union College 1 0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2-1 1921 1921 Union County 3 0 0-0 0-1 1-1 2-1 0-0 3-3 1977 1998 University Heights 6 1 1-0 1-1 2-1 3-3 0-0 7-5 1992 2008 University High 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 1931 1951 Vicco 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 1945 1946 Vine Grove 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1952 1952 Virgie 7 0 0-0 0-1 1-2 3-4 0-0 4-7 1932 1982 Waco 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 1932 1932 Walton 3 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-3 1928 1942 Warren Central 11 1 1-1 2-1 3-5 8-3 0-0 14-10 1982 2010 Warren East 9 0 0-0 0-3 3-3 6-3 0-0 9-9 1972 1997 Washington County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1985 1985 Wayland 4 0 0-0 0-1 1-1 2-2 1-0 4-4 1947 1964 Wayne County 7 0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-6 0-0 3-7 1943 2004 Wesleyan High 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1920 1920 West Jessamine 2 0 0-0 0-1 1-1 2-0 0-0 3-2 2009 2010 Wheelwright 2 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 1-0 3-2 1961 1970 Whitesburg 3 0 0-0 0-1 1-1 2-1 0-1 3-4 1936 2002 Wickliffe 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-2 1927 1928 Williamsburg 3 0 0-0 0-1 1-0 1-2 0-1 2-4 1940 1946 Winchester 5 0 0-1 1-2 3-2 4-0 0-0 8-5 1919 1926 Woodburn 4 0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-2 0-0 2-4 1928 1931 Woodford County 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1986 1986

2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENT GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

1916 Clark Co. 30 Henderson 23 1930 First Round Championship First Round Henderson 78 LaGrange 14; Monticello 74 Clark Co. 18; Somerset DuPont Manual 41 Clark Co. 17 Betsy Layne 21 Paducah 14; Hazard 17 DuPont Manual 14; 57 Danville 8; Winchester 31 Dayton 25 1924 Kavanaugh 24 Central City 18; Lexington 27 Mount Sterling 7; Semifi nals Preliminary Corinth 31 Woodburn 16; Carr Creek 19 Moreland 15; Tolu 20 Henderson 44 Monticello 26; Somerset 27 Winchester 16 DuPont Manual 29 Henderson 6; Monticello 25 Carrollton 12 Sacramento 13; Cloverport 22 Clarkson 15 Consolation Round First Round Quarterfi nals LaGrange 58 Clark Co.10; Dayton 28 Danville 21 DuPont Manual 37 Monticello 20; Winchester 28 London 27; Hazard 23 Betsy Layne 19; Kavanaugh 25 Lexington 20; Corinth Championship Lexington 21 Paducah 14; Hazard Bible Institute 20 Frankfort 17 Carr Creek 11; Tolu 27 Cloverport 24 Henderson 37 Somerset 14 18; Memorial Consolidated 41 Smiths Grove 17; Fort Thomas Semifi nals 1917 25 Pikeville 19; Owensboro 39 Brooksville 3; Ashland Blazer 21 Kavanaugh 14 Hazard 11; First Round Russell Cave Academy 17 Corinth 26 Tolu 25 Somerset 24 Clark Co. 13; Monticello 29 Centre Academy 13; Quarterfi nals Championship Owensboro 17 Danville 8; Lawrenceburg 23 Hopkinsville 11 DuPont Manual 34 Winchester 11; Lexington 22 Hazard Bible Corinth 22 Kavanaugh 20 Semifi nals Institute 16; Fort Thomas 37 Memorial Consolidated 12; Ashland 1931 Somerset 19 Monticello 17; Blazer 21 Owensboro 13 First Round Owensboro 28 Lawrenceburg 10 Semifi nals DuPont Manual 36 Heath 22; Central City 30 Benham 19; Championship Lexington 21 DuPont Manual 16; Covington 23 Owensboro 16; Kavanaugh 24 Ashland Blazer Owensboro 12 Somerset 9 Fort Thomas 37 Ashland Blazer 11 20; Betsy Layne 23 University High 13; Woodburn 29 Lebanon Championship Junction 16; Tolu 43 Olmstead 19; Blackford 25 Carr Creek 19 Lexington 15 Fort Thomas 10 Quarterfi nals Note: Records from 1916 and 1917 not included in composite 1925 DuPont Manual 18 Central City 17; Covington 20 Kavanaugh 13; results as these tournaments were not overseen by the KHSAA. Preliminary Betsy Layne 21 Woodburn 16; Tolu 32 Blackford 13 1918 DuPont Manual 25 Lexington 13; London 32 Hazard 13 Semifi nals Preliminary First Round DuPont Manual 14 Covington 10; Somerset 29 Paris 12; Monticello 47 Kavanaugh 26; Kavanaugh DuPont Manual 32 London 11; Pikeville 18 Ashland Blazer Tolu 28 Betsy Layne 11 20 Danville 14; Lexington 35 Monticello 17; Paris 44 Covington 11; Owensboro 30 Bowling Green 15; Newport 29 Henderson Championship 18; Paris 44 Kavanaugh 18; Lexington 23 Danville 14; 17; Horse Cave 22 Campbellsville College 16; Winchester 34 DuPont Manual 34 Tolu 23 Somerset 63 Covington 18 Brooksville 16; Frankfort 22 Almo 14; Monticello 29 Carrollton 21 1932 Championship Quarterfi nals First Round Lexington 16 Somerset 15 DuPont Manual 21 Pikeville 19; Newport 33 Owensboro 22; Male 18 Dry Ridge 14; Birmingham 28 Lexington 21; Paris 44 Winchester 26 Horse Cave 15; Monticello 25 Frankfort 21 Central City 16; Ashland Blazer 36 Tompkinsville 18; Hazard 27 Semifi nals Virgie 10; Danville 29 Bardstown 12; Waco 48 Lowes 22; Newport 1919 DuPont Manual 24 Newport 10; 28 Corydon 16 Quarterfi nals Winchester 20 Monticello 19 Quarterfi nals Somerset 30 Danville 24; Paris 46 Georgetown 11; Lexington 52 Championship Male 24 Birmingham 20; Paris 32 Ashland Blazer 21; Hazard 26 Carrollton 5; Winchester 27 Model 17 DuPont Manual 44 Winchester 10 Danville 12; Newport 21 Waco 16 Semifi nals 1926 Semifi nals Somerset 26 Paris 21; Preliminary Male 18 Paris 16; Lexington 41 Winchester 10 Owensboro 29 Carrollton 17; Ashland Blazer 34 Lynn Grove 12 Hazard 28 Newport 24 Championship First Round Championship Lexington 21 Somerset 17 Ashland Blazer 23 Owensboro 10; Horse Cave 37 Covington 23; Hazard 15 Male 13 1920 Winchester 21 Augusta 19 2OT; Danville 24 Henderson 19; St. 1933 First Round Xavier 28 Bowling Green 16; Pikeville 21 Harlan 10; Lexington 40 First Round Lexington 47 Wesleyan High 10; Covington 42 Newport 12; Paris Hazard 21; Frankfort 19 Columbia 18 Ashland Blazer 45 Tompkinsville 28; Male 31 Paintsville 13; 44 Lawrenceburg 14; Clark Co. 38 Cynthiana 11; Owensboro 21 Quarterfi nals Kavanaugh 47 Guthrie 8; Danville 41 Clear Springs 25; Hazel Georgetown 20; Ashland Blazer 29 Monticello 25; Anderson Co. 35 Ashland Blazer 42 Horse Cave 22; Danville 42 Winchester 19; St. Green 27 Paris 26; Corinth 26 Walton 14; Horse Cave 44 Carrollton 14; Pikeville College 23 Maysville 16 Xavier 24 Pikeville 17; Lexington 36 Frankfort 11 Henderson 29; Hazard 30 Heath 21 Quarterfi nals Semifi nals Quarterfi nals Lexington 43 Covington 18; Paris 43 Clark Co. 11; Anderson Co. Danville 19 Ashland Blazer 16 (OT); Ashland Blazer 20 Male 18; Danville 23 Kavanaugh 17; Hazel 35 Owensboro 17; Ashland Blazer 28 Pikeville College 20 St. Xavier 24 Lexington 21 Green 24 Corinth 22; Horse Cave 28 Hazard 27 Semifi nals Championship Semifi nals Lexington 24 Paris 15; St. Xavier 26 Danville 13 Ashland Blazer 21 Danville 20; Ashland Blazer 33 Anderson Co. 15 1927 Horse Cave 21 Hazel Green 20 Championship Preliminary Championship Lexington 56 Ashland Blazer 13 London 52 LaCenter 11; Ashland Blazer 33 Owensboro 19; Ashland Blazer 33 Horse Cave 25 1921 Covington 21 DuPont Manual 18; Millersburg Military Institute 39 1934 Preliminary Newton 15; Marrowbone 24 Wickliffe 14; Minerva 28 Memorial 21; First Round Owensboro 31 LaGrange 6; Monticello 24 Paducah 16 Covington 15 Ashland Blazer 13; Millersburg Military Institute 31 Hazel Green 44 Bardwell 25; Inez 31 Corinth 23; Hazard 21 Quarterfi nals Marrowbone 20 Tompkinsville 14; Ashland Blazer 27 Paris 21; Lexington 34 DuPont Manual 32 Clark Co. 16; Monticello 26 Owensboro 18; Semifi nals Calvert City 25; Horse Cave 33 DuPont Manual 16; Danville 18 Pikeville 30 Shepherdsville 26; Union College 34 Carrollton 31 London 26 Covington 20; Central City 16; Highlands 25 Sacramento 16 Semifi nals Millersburg Military Institute 23 Minerva 16 Quarterfi nals DuPont Manual 21 Monticello 19; Championship Hazel Green 34 Inez 16; Ashland Blazer 18 Hazard 15; Horse Union College 43 Pikeville 12 Millersburg Military Institute 34 London 25 Cave 24 Lexington 22; Danville 21 Highlands 19 Championship 1928 Semifi nals DuPont Manual 32 Union College 17 First Round Ashland Blazer 13 Hazel Green 7; 1922 Covington 46 Heath 23; St. Xavier 53 Central City 14; Ashland Danville 26 Horse Cave 24 First Round Blazer 16 Danville 8; Henderson 31 Middlesboro 24; Carr Creek Championship Carrollton 35 Flemingsburg 26; Monticello 26 Owensboro 18; 31 Walton 11; Minerva 34 Corydon 14; Woodburn 26 Wickliffe 25; Ashland Blazer 26 Danville 13 Pikeville 43 Adairville 14; Frankfort 33 Ashland Blazer 17; Lawrenceburg 38 LaGrange 21 1935 Winchester 21 Paducah 15; Shepherdsville 29 Union Academy 25 Quarterfi nals First Round Quarterfi nals Covington 26 St. Xavier 25; Ashland Blazer 25 Henderson 13; Danville 33 Kirksey 19; Tompkinsville 24 Annville 19; Newport Monticello 26 Carrollton 12; Frankfort 25 Pikeville 14; Winchester Carr Creek 21 Minerva 11; Lawrenceburg 38 Woodburn 21 30 Frankfort 20; Maysville 15 Dixon 12; Mount Sterling 24 18 Shepherdsville 17; Lexington 54 Columbia 4 Semifi nals Campbellsburg 23; St. Xavier 22 Benham 16; Calvert City 44 Semifi nals Ashland Blazer 22 Covington 13; Bardstown 26; Inez 20 Central City 15 Frankfort 18 Monticello 8; Carr Creek 37 Lawrenceburg 11 Quarterfi nals Lexington 51 Winchester 15 Championship Danville 26 Tompkinsville 22; Newport 23 Maysville 18; St. Xavier Championship Ashland Blazer 13 Carr Creek 11 (4OT) 29 Mount Sterling 16; Inez 29 Calvert City 16 Lexington 55 Frankfort 7 1929 Semifi nals 1923 First Round Newport 22 Danville 13; First Round St. Xavier 19 Hazard 17; Ashland Blazer 27 Columbia 8; Central St. Xavier 34 Inez 19 Hazard Bible Institute 18 Fort Thomas 15; Somerset 42 City 30 Henderson 27; Heath 27 Lexington 25; Corydon 35 Championship Columbia 22; DuPont Manual 30 Owensboro 21; Ogden College Red House 16; Stearns 18 Almo 16; Corinth 34 Woodburn 21; St. Xavier 32 Newport 18 34 LaGrange 15; Clark Co. 29 Lexington 28; Flemingsburg Eminence 19 Betsy Layne 14 1936 28 Frankfort 16; Heath 22 Catlettsburg 14; Henderson 34 Sue Quarterfi nals First Round Bennett 33 St. Xavier 23 Ashland Blazer 13; Heath 22 Central City 15; Munfordville 25 Danville 22; Nebo 31 Russell 6; Inez 20 Quarterfi nals Corydon 29 Stearns 8; Corinth 21 Eminence 17 Whitesburg 15; DuPont Manual 37 Hartford 13; Corbin 27 Kirksey Hazard Bible Institute 32 Somerset 15; DuPont Manual 64 Ogden Semifi nals 24; Henderson 40 College High 24; Paris 18 Midway 17; Newport College 19; Clark Co. 24 Flemingsburg 22; Henderson 25 Heath Heath 26 St. Xavier 23; 30 LaGrange 28 20 Corinth 35 Corydon 13 Quarterfi nals Semifi nals Championship Nebo 31 Munfordville 21; Inez 21 DuPont Manual 17; Corbin 27 DuPont Manual 37 Hazard Bible Institute 20; Heath 21 Corinth 6 Henderson 17; Paris 20 Newport 7 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Semifi nals Championship Carr Creek 47 Male 41 Nebo 21 Inez 18; Lafayette 44 Harlan 32 Championship Corbin 33 Paris 19 1943 Brewers 55 Maysville 48 Championship First Round Corbin 24 Nebo 18 1949 Daviess Co. 49 Hartford 39; Benton 37 Crofton 24; Howevalley First Round 1937 35 Valley 28; St. Xavier 63 Bowling Green 37; Mount Sterling 44 Pikeville 58 Glasgow 45; St. Xavier 49 Paducah 47; Clark Co. 54 First Round Dayton 38; Cumberland 34 Millersburg Military 31; Hindman 24 Bellevue 40; Owensboro 53 Corbin 42; Madisonville 63 Bardstown Midway 43 Horse Cave 23; Pilot Oak 30 Breckinridge Training Henry Clay 21; Harlan 63 Wayne Co. 30 50; Paris 61 Eminence 44; Lafayette 59 Hazard 46; Somerset 75 27; Maysville 29 Shady Grove 23; St. Xavier 23 Corydon 19; Quarterfi nals Hughes-Kirkpatrick 64 Monticello 25 McHenry 23; Inez 31 College High 26; Hazard 24 Benton 39 Daviess Co. 30; St. Xavier 36 Howevalley 30; Mount Quarterfi nals Knox Central 15; Newport 43 Carrollton 19 Sterling 40 Cumberland 29; Hindman 30 Harlan 23 St. Xavier 58 Pikeville 48; Owensboro 54 Clark Co. 42; Paris 55 Quarterfi nals Semifi nals Madisonville 54; Lafayette 63 Somerset 43 Midway 32 Pilot Oak 23; St. Xavier 25 Maysville 22; Inez 50 St. Xavier 33 Mount Sterling 27; Semifi nals Monticello 26; Hazard 30 Newport 22 Hindman 46 Benton 31 Owensboro 48 St. Xavier 35; Semifi nals Third Place Lafayette 62 Paris 52 Midway 30 St. Xavier 25; Mount Sterling 48 Benton 35 Third Place Inez 37 Hazard 22 Championship St. Xavier 61 Paris 49 Championship Hindman 29 St. Xavier 26 Championship Midway 30 Inez 22 Owensboro 65 Lafayette 47 1944 1938 First Round 1950 First Round Valley 35 Bowling Green 33; Madison 45 Hindman 32; Dayton First Round Harlan 28 Lewisburg 24; St. Xavier 31 Central City 13; Bellevue 45 Male 33; Brewers 45 Rineyville 37; Brooksville 47 London Campbellsville 69 Bush 49; Central City 60 Tompkinsville 51; 32 Burgin 19; Sharpe 50 Carrollton 33; Highland 37 Corydon 16; 33; Olive Hill 46 Dawson Springs 30; Harlan 46 Daviess Co. 29; Maysville 56 Owensboro 40; Clark Co. 58 Newport 47; Fairdale Maysville 44 Russell 31; Frenchburg 26 Hazard 21; Madisonville Elkhorn City 48 McHenry 40 53 Hindman 49; Lafayette 63 Male 41; Paducah Tilghman 61 31 Horse Cave 30 Quarterfi nals Pikeville 59; Corbin 72 Dawson Springs 50 Quarterfi nals Madison 26 Valley 25; Dayton 46 Brewers 41; Olive Hill 23 Quarterfi nals St. Xavier 46 Harlan 25; Sharpe 42 Bellevue 29; Maysville 25 Brooksville 20; Harlan 37 Elkhorn City 27 Central City 45 Campbellsville 41; Clark Co. 52 Maysville 43; Highland 23; Frenchburg 23 Madisonville 19 Semifi nals Lafayette 73 Fairdale 53; Corbin 69 Paducah Tilghman 53 Semifi nals Dayton 41 Madison 32; Semifi nals Sharpe 26 St. Xavier 23; Harlan 29 Olive Hill 26 Clark Co. 59 Central City 55; Maysville 26 Frenchburg 20 Third Place Lafayette 75 Corbin 65 Third Place Madison 40 Olive Hill 28 Third Place St. Xavier 47 Frenchburg 17 Championship Corbin 71 Central City 69 Championship Harlan 40 Dayton 28 Championship Sharpe 36 Maysville 27 Lafayette 55 Clark Co. 51 1945 1939 First Round 1951 First Round Elkhorn City 39 Valley 31; Harlan 43 Covington 33; Central City 54 First Round Madison 28 Paducah 27; Hindman 38 McHenry 23; Corbin 20 Rineyville 37; Madison 53 Paducah 51; Providence 45 Vicco 34; Clark Co. 49 Paris 42; Auburn 54 Shelbyville 47; DuPont Manual Breckinridge Training 17; Eminence 34 St. Xavier 33; Morganfi eld Danville 54 Dawson Springs 30; Bowling Green 46 Clark Co. 40; 76 Owensboro 34; Wayland 82 Lyon Co. 47; Danville 47 Caverna 23 Madisonville 21; Brooksville 42 Horse Cave 36; Olmstead 31 Male 44 Maysville 41 42; Whitesburg 60 Corbin 59; Cuba 38 Holmes 37; University High Danville 26; Covington 29 Inez 26 Quarterfi nals 66 Hughes-Kirkpatrick 48 Quarterfi nals Harlan 49 Elkhorn City 36; Central City 32 Madison 28; Danville Quarterfi nals Hindman 30 Madison 23; Corbin 28 Eminence 24; Brooksville 40 40 Providence 38; Male 31 Bowling Green 23 Clark Co. 59 Auburn 46; DuPont Manual 77 Wayland 45; Morganfi eld 30; Covington 35 Olmstead 30 Semifi nals Whitesburg 71 Danville 44; Cuba 57 University High 50 Semifi nals Central City 34 Harlan 30; Semifi nals Hindman 31 Corbin 17; Male 50 Danville 20 Clark Co. 45 DuPont Manual 44; Brooksville 30 Covington 23 Third Place Cuba 65 Whitesburg 62 Third Place Harlan 43 Danville 39 Third Place Covington 33 Corbin 16 Championship DuPont Manual 83 Whitesburg 37 Championship Male 54 Central City 42 Championship Brooksville 42 Hindman 39 Clark Co. 69 Cuba 44 1946 1940 First Round 1952 First Round College High 47 Vicco 35; Valley 43 Drakesboro 37; Owensboro First Round Inez 42 Hughes-Kirkpatrick 26; Cave City 35 Lafayette 30; 45 McCreary Co. 39; Breckinridge Training 53 Williamsburg 43; DuPont Manual 69 Daviess Co. 52; Breckinridge Co. 55 Vine Morganfi eld 28 Kuttawa 26; Hazel Green 36 St. Xavier 31; Lawrenceburg 38 Male 37; Dawson Springs 55 Brewers 51; Fort Grove 44; Pikeville 46 Bagdad 34; Clark Co. 99 Somerset Williamsburg 26 Bardstown St. Joseph 24; Brooksville 43 Knox 50 Inez 46; Maysville 50 Campbell Co. 34 59; Hindman 53 Newport 51; Millersburg Military Institute 55 Anchorage 23; Ashland Blazer 39 Newport 29; Reidland 25 Quarterfi nals Madisonville-North Hopkins 40; Cuba 60 Corbin 53; Henry Clay 62 Hazard 22 Valley 36 College High 31; Breckinridge Training 52 Owensboro College High 52 Quarterfi nals 42; Dawson Springs 57 Lawrenceburg 38; Fort Knox 46 Maysville Quarterfi nals Inez 44 Cave City 25; Hazel Green 39 Morganfi eld 28; 38 DuPont Manual 46 Breckinridge Co. 35; Clark Co. 74 Pikeville Williamsburg 26 Brooksville 22; Ashland Blazer 49 Reidland 25 Semifi nals 54; Hindman 75 Millersburg Military Institute 45; Cuba 61 Henry Semifi nals Breckinridge Training 48 Valley 28; Hazel Green 27 Inez 23; Ashland Blazer 31 Williamsburg 23 Clay 47 Dawson Springs 55 Fort Knox 47 Semifi nals Third Place Third Place DuPont Manual 54 Clark Co. 53; Inez 48 Williamsburg 12 Fort Knox 44 Valley 33 Cuba 44 Hindman 42 Championship Championship Third Place Hazel Green 35 Ashland Blazer 29 Breckinridge Training 68 Dawson Springs 36 Clark Co. 60 Hindman 52 Championship 1941 1947 First Round First Round Cuba 58 DuPont Manual 52 Henry Clay 33 Bowling Green 23; Hardinsburg 33 Somerset 28; Madison 59 Dawson Springs 54; Hazard 35 Valley 33; Male 44 1953 St. Xavier 46 Dayton 30; Maysville 51 Catlettsburg 27; Hazard Hazel Green 38; Brewers 43 Bowling Green 36; Maysville 39 First Round 35 Valley 25; Inez 37 Williamsburg 21; Rineyville 39 Clinton 25; Corbin 30; Magnolia 45 Dixie Heights 43; Owensboro 56 Wayland Caverna 67 Flaget 50; Hazard 55 Breckinridge Co. 49; Shelbyville Hardin 48 Hartford 29 53; Clark Co. 53 Central City 43 65 Owensboro 64; Paducah Tilghman 46 Ashland Blazer 44; Quarterfi nals Quarterfi nals Clay Co. 81 Georgetown 72; Lafayette 80 Allen Co. 46; Newport Henry Clay 35 Hardinsburg 27; St. Xavier 37 Maysville 26; Inez 31 Hazard 40 Madison 39; Brewers 49 Male 43; Maysville 48 Hazard 24; Hardin 53 Rineyville 43 Catholic 61 Mount Vernon 60 (OT); Pikeville 62 Madisonville- Magnolia 43; Owensboro 61 Clark Co. 43 Semifi nals North Hopkins 58 Semifi nals Quarterfi nals St. Xavier 35 Henry Clay 33; Inez 29 Brewers 52 Hazard 44; Hardin 28 Caverna 70 Hazard 67; Paducah Tilghman 44 Shelbyville 41; Maysville 56 Owensboro 41 Third Place Lafayette 77 Clay Co. 63; Newport Catholic 78 Pikeville 58 Third Place Hardin 32 Henry Clay 31 Semifi nals Owensboro 61 Hazard 43 Paducah Tilghman 60 Caverna 59; Championship Championship Inez 35 St. Xavier 27 Lafayette 71 Newport Catholic 53 Maysville 54 Brewers 50 Third Place 1942 1948 Caverna 66 Newport Catholic 61 First Round First Round Championship New Concord 54 Rineyville 34; St. Xavier 38 Fairdale 23; Shelbyville 58 Garrett 50; Brewers 63 Clark Co. 59; London Lafayette 84 Paducah Tilghman 53 Lafayette 46 Daviess Co. 38; Berry 50 Dorton 39; Mount Sterling 49 Sharpe 32; Harlan 53 Franklin 25; Hartford 47 Walton 42; 66 Corbin 45; Male 36 Irvine 35; Maysville 52 Scottsville 39; 1954 Hazel Green 27 Hindman 23 Owensboro 68 Madisonville 34; Holmes 55 Hughes-Kirkpatrick 41; First Round Quarterfi nals Carr Creek 52 Fort Knox 45 Clay Co. 57 Fredonia 46; Ashland Blazer 74 Danville 67; Bourbon St. Xavier 49 New Concord 40; Lafayette 49 Berry 27; Harlan 40 Quarterfi nals Vocational 58 Allen Co. 55; Newport 50 Lafayette 45; Adair Co. 56 Mount Sterling 37; Hazel Green 39 Hartford 33 Brewers 57 Shelbyville 34; Male 32 London 28; Maysville 55 Bardwell 51; Dixon 62 Oldham Co. 44; Combs Memorial 66 Male Semifi nals Owensboro 45; Carr Creek 57 Holmes 53 62; Inez 72 Central City 57 Lafayette 27 St. Xavier 24; Semifi nals Quarterfi nals Harlan 42 Hazel Green 40 Brewers 38 Male 36; Ashland Blazer 85 Clay Co. 64; Newport 58 Bourbon Vocational Third Place Maysville 56 Carr Creek 54 46; Adair Co. 64 Dixon 63; Inez 64 Combs Memorial 52 St. Xavier 55 Hazel Green 48 Third Place Semifi nals 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Newport 73 Ashland Blazer 69; Maysville 56; Hopkinsville Attucks 73 Beaver Dam 60 Championship Inez 70 Adair Co. 68 Semifi nals Shelby Co. 62 Male 57 Third Place Monticello 61 Owensboro 55; 1967 Ashland Blazer 72 Adair Co. 66 Flaget 96 Hopkinsville Attucks 72 First Round Championship Third Place Central 60 Owensboro 46; Allen Co. 55 Franklin Co. 48; Covington Inez 63 Newport 55 Owensboro 68 Hopkinsville Attucks 61 Championship Catholic 76 Paducah Tilghman 49; Monticello 63 Shelbyville 59; 1955 Flaget 65 Monticello 56 Earlington 76 Russell 72; Atherton 70 Maytown 65; Harrison Co. First Round 67 Harlan 59; Breathitt Co. 56 Elizabethtown Catholic 50 Hazard 57 Glasgow 48; Pikeville 78 Central City 74; St. Xavier 82 1961 Quarterfi nals Bracken Co. 59; Newport 70 Olive Hill 51; Clay Co. 54 Somerset First Round Central 72 Allen Co. 60; Covington Catholic 66 Monticello 44; 43; Henderson 78 Shelbyville 62; Adair Co. 60 Dawson Springs Breathitt Co. 75 Christian Co. 67; Elizabethtown Catholic 70 Earlington 85 Atherton 64; Breathitt Co. 61 Harrison Co. 56 51; Mayfi eld 60 Berea 54 Henderson Co. 65; Beaver Dam 79 Glasgow Bunche 61; Lex. Semifi nals Quarterfi nals Dunbar 68 Harrison Co. 56; Ashland Blazer 83 Cov. Grant 66; Covington Catholic 67 Central 55; Hazard 80 Pikeville 65; Newport 58 St. Xavier 54; Henderson 66 Seneca 75 Lily 47; Shelby Co. 55 North Marshall 50; Wheelwright Earlington 69 Breathitt Co. 64 Clay Co. 58; Adair Co. 72 Mayfi eld 57 79 Lone Jack 66 Championship Semifi nals Quarterfi nals Earlington 54 Covington Catholic 53 Hazard 72 Newport 62; Breathitt Co. 59 Elizabethtown Catholic 44; Lex. Dunbar 83 1968 Adair Co. 66 Henderson 54 Beaver Dam 74; Ashland Blazer 77 Seneca 51; Wheelwright 77 First Round Third Place Shelby Co. 58 Clark Co. 79 Russell 73; Lee Co. 76 Danville 58; Seneca 68 Henderson 68 Newport 62 Semifi nals Henry Clay 66; Christian Co. 87 Clay Co. 70; Caneyville 54 Championship Lex. Dunbar 55 Breathitt Co. 54; Paducah Tilghman 47; Shelby Co. 81 Meade Memorial 71; Lou. Hazard 74 Adair Co. 66 Ashland Blazer 91 Wheelwright 80 Thomas Jefferson 56 Elizabethtown Catholic 44; Glasgow 74 1956 Third Place Wheelwright 72 Breathitt Co. 56 Covington Catholic 70 First Round Quarterfi nals Wayland 87 Shelbyville 76; Earlington 63 Monticello 57; Allen Championship Ashland Blazer 69 Lex. Dunbar 50 Lee Co. 54 Clark Co. 52; Seneca 86 Christian Co. 67; Caneyville Co. 55 Olive Hill 52; Carr Creek 70 Central City 68; Lafayette 76 61 Shelby Co. 60; Glasgow 77 Lou. Thomas Jefferson 65 Glendale 64; Bell Co. 82 Maysville 77; Mayfi eld 64 Boone Co. 61; 1962 Semifi nals Henderson 80 Valley 62 First Round Seneca 57 Lee Co. 53; Quarterfi nals Earlington 65 Somerset 63; Ashland Blazer 61 Newport 57; Glasgow 59 Caneyville 43 Wayland 65 Earlington 58; Carr Creek 69 Allen Co. 45; Bell Co. 65 Caneyville 61 Fulton 57; Henry Clay 63 Owensboro 61; Breathitt Championship Lafayette 63; Henderson 59 Mayfi eld 57 Co. 51 Bloomfi eld 48; Virgie 78 Lone Jack 54; Allen Co. 73 Henry Glasgow 77 Seneca 68 Semifi nals Co. 54; St. Xavier 95 Harrison Co. 65 Carr Creek 68 Wayland 67; Quarterfi nals 1969 Henderson 68 Bell Co. 63 Ashland Blazer 68 Earlington 64; Caneyville 66 Henry Clay 65; First Round Ashland Blazer 69 Harlan 66; Shelby Co. 71 Franklin-Simpson 64; Third Place Breathitt Co. 50 Virgie 48; St. Xavier 47 Allen Co. 35 Wayland 122 Bell Co. 89 Semifi nals Ohio Co. 76 Bardstown 59; St. Xavier 69 Paducah Tilghman 60; Championship Ashland Blazer 73 Caneyville 49; Central 68 Madison 60; Hopkinsville 69 Hazard 67; Clark Co. 66 Carr Creek 72 Henderson 68 St. Xavier 59 Breathitt Co. 44 Covington Catholic 62; Maytown 70; Monticello 66 Quarterfi nals 1957 Championship St. Xavier 62 Ashland Blazer 58 Ashland Blazer 81 Shelby Co. 80; Ohio Co. 77 St. Xavier 62; First Round Central 79 Hopkinsville 51; Maytown 80 Clark Co. 74 Eastern 65 Grant Co. 27; Hart Memorial 60 Clark Co. 53; Daviess 1963 Semifi nals Co. 60 Tompkinsville 50; Russell Co. 61 South Hopkins 58; Dixie First Round Ohio Co. 82 Ashland Blazer 80; Heights 58 Nicholas Co. 55; Lafayette 70 Hartford 49; Pikeville 77 Maysville 66 Clay Co. 65; Seneca 70 Allen Co. 56; Oldham Co. 69 Central 86 Maytown 68 Fulton 73; Hazard 50 Clay Co. 47 Hancock Co. 55; Newport Catholic 68 Somerset 33; Lex. Dunbar Championship Quarterfi nals 63 Paducah Tilghman 45; Taylor Co. 57 Breckinridge Training 43; Central 101 Ohio Co. 72 Eastern 69 Hart Memorial 48; Russell Co. 73 Daviess Co. 69; Owensboro 52 Breathitt Co. 40; Princeton Dotson 76 Garrett 60 Lafayette 75 Dixie Heights 60; Pikeville 68 Hazard 52 Quarterfi nals 1970 Semifi nals Seneca 78 Maysville 60; Oldham Co. 43 Newport Catholic 42; First Round Madison 67 Owensboro 54; Breathitt Co. 64 Covington Catholic Eastern 70 Russell Co. 45; Lex. Dunbar 65 Taylor Co. 64; Owensboro 58 Princeton Dotson 44 Lafayette 70 Pikeville 61 Semifi nals 63; Allen Co. 46 Ashland Blazer 43; Trigg Co. 78 Wheelwright 74; Third Place Seneca 44 Oldham Co. 29; Male 83 Hart Co. 72; Paducah Tilghman 79 Shelby Co. 61; Hazel Pikeville 77 Russell Co. 72 Lex. Dunbar 60 Owensboro 47 Green 57 Paris 46; Pleasure Ridge Park 81 Knox Central 54 Championship Championship Quarterfi nals Lafayette 55 Eastern 52 Seneca 72 Lex. Dunbar 66 Madison 84 Breathitt Co. 59; Trigg Co. 75 Allen Co. 70; Male 76 Paducah Tilghman 69; Pleasure Ridge Park 55 Hazel Green 52 1958 1964 Semifi nals First Round First Round Madison 66 Trigg Co. 45; St. Xavier 62 Beaver Dam 46; Lex. Dunbar 82 Meade Memorial Hazard 72 Oldham Co. 60; Bourbon Co. 78 East Hardin 69; Cov. Male 58 Pleasure Ridge Park 52 60; Clay Co. 75 South Hopkins 61; Monticello 67 Hodgenville 61; Grant 73 Clark Co. 57; Seneca 63 Harlan 36; Lex. Dunbar 57 Championship Clark Co. 71 Cynthiana 50; B. G. High Street 85 Shelbyville 73; Mayfi eld 46; Allen Co. 74 Wayland 72; Caldwell Co. 62 McCreary Male 70 Madison 69 Hazard 87 Cov. Grant 49; Daviess Co. 65 Benton 49 Central 55; Breckinridge Co. 67 Providence 58 Quarterfi nals Quarterfi nals 1971 St. Xavier 44 Lex. Dunbar 25; Monticello 51 Clay Co. 45; Clark Hazard 70 Bourbon Co. 58; Seneca 58 Cov. Grant 55; Allen Co. First Round Owensboro 59 Pendleton Co. 56; Covington Catholic 99 M.C. Co. 67 B. G. High Street 65; Daviess Co. 71 Hazard 68 61 Lex. Dunbar 46; Breckinridge Co. 61 Caldwell Co. 58 Semifi nals Semifi nals Napier 62; Laurel Co. 64 Bardstown 57; Male 82 Carlisle Co. St. Xavier 58 Monticello 48; Seneca 61 Hazard 58; 62; Ashland Blazer 71 Lafayette 69; Central 86 Christian Co. 53; Daviess Co. 59 Clark Co. 56 Breckinridge Co. 73 Allen Co. 62 Anderson Co. 86 Franklin-Simpson 74; McDowell 69 Middlesboro Third Place Championship 53 Clark Co. 64 Monticello 50 Seneca 66 Breckinridge Co. 56 Quarterfi nals Championship Owensboro 74 Covington Catholic 64; Male 83 Laurel Co. 65; St. Xavier 60 Daviess Co. 49 1965 Central 72 Ashland Blazer 62; Anderson Co. 71 McDowell 66 First Round Semifi nals 1959 Hazard 76 Owensboro 44; Knox Central 82 Glasgow 80; Shelby Male 81; Owensboro 66; First Round Co. 64 Clark Co. 59; Breckinridge Co. 73 Martin 55; Central 69 Anderson Co. 65; Central 62 North Marshall 90 Gallatin Co. 51; Maysville 78 LaRue Co. 67; Elizabethtown Catholic 49; Hazel Green 84 Pendleton Co. 64; Lex. Championship Cov. Grant 72 Pikeville 67; Olive Hill 88 Livingston Central 78; Dunbar 82 North Marshall 64; Cov. Holy Cross 80 Madisonville- Male 83; Anderson Co. 66 Monticello 78 B. G. High Street 67; Lex. Dunbar 82 Sacramento North Hopkins Rosenwald 77 46; DuPont Manual 77 Central City 65; Breathitt Co. 76 Clay Co. Quarterfi nals 1972 50 Hazard 67 Knox Central 56; Breckinridge Co. 70 Shelby Co. 60; First Round Russell 98; Breathitt Co. 75; Elizabethtown 89; Carroll Co. 67; Quarterfi nals Hazel Green 52 Central 45; Cov. Holy Cross 55 Lex. Dunbar 49 North Marshall 75 Maysville 62; Olive Hill 85 Cov. Grant 84; Lex. Semifi nals Maysville 85; Christian Co. 74; Central 123; Paducah Tilghman Dunbar 63 Monticello 51; DuPont Manual 66 Breathitt Co. 49 Breckinridge Co. 72 Hazard 68; 87; Cov. Holy Cross 72; Laurel Co. 67; Bryan Station 87; Johnson Semifi nals Cov. Holy Cross 66 Hazel Green 59 Central 60; Owensboro 75; DuPont Manual 65; Warren East 69; North Marshall 67 Olive Hill 65; Championship Brodhead 59 DuPont Manual 52 Lex. Dunbar 50 Breckinridge Co. 95 Cov. Holy Cross 73 Quarterfi nals Third Place Elizabethtown 89; Russell 87; Maysville 83; Central 70; Bryan Lex. Dunbar 88 Olive Hill 45 1966 Station 68; Cov. Holy Cross 61; Owensboro 70; Warren East 59 Championship First Round Semifi nals North Marshall 64 DuPont Manual 63 Central City 87 Carlisle Co. 75; Glasgow 87 Newport Catholic Elizabethtown 83; Maysville 79; 68; Male 73 Hazel Green 59; Ashland Blazer 82 McDowell 72; Owensboro 67; Bryan Station 63 1960 Hazard 74 Lexington Catholic 61; Lou. Thomas Jefferson 63 Championship First Round Campbellsville 44; Shelby Co. 71 Knox Central 70; Harrison Co. Owensboro 71; Elizabethtown 63 Monticello 76 Campbell Co. 59; Bell Co. 66 Harrodsburg 54; 56 Earlington 50 Symsonia 69 Meade Memorial 60; Owensboro 77 Lincoln Institute Quarterfi nals 1973 75; Maysville 61 Ashland Blazer 58; Flaget 76 Breathitt Co. 59; Central City 79 Glasgow 54; Male 82 Ashland Blazer 63; Lou. First Round Owensboro 72; Campbellsville 52; Danville 71; Bowling Green Hopkinsville Attucks 64 Clinton Co. 62; Beaver Dam 61 LaRue Thomas Jefferson 87 Hazard 75; Shelby Co. 63 Harrison Co. 62 Co. 56 Semifi nals 70; Henry Clay 90; Bullitt Central 45; Shawnee 85; Boyd Co. Quarterfi nals Male 81 Central City 68; 68; Hickman Co. 61; Clay Co. 59; Maysville 76; Lee Co. 65; Monticello 69 Bell Co. 65; Owensboro 48 Symsonia 47; Flaget 59 Shelby Co. 79 Lou. Thomas Jefferson 72 Madisonville-North Hopkins 84; McDowell 69; Male 99; Newport 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Catholic 74 Co. 77 Knott Co. Central 49; Union Co. 85 Lincoln Co. 69; Moore Pulaski Co. 47 Pleasure Ridge Park 45 Quarterfi nals 78 Oldham Co. 56; Owensboro 87 Bourbon Co. 67; Ashland Owensboro 77; Danville 56; Shawnee 72; Henry Clay 63; Hickman 1987 Blazer 64 Betsy Layne 60; Holmes 90 Paducah Tilghman 77 First Round Co. 67; Maysville 65; Male 93; Madisonville-North Hopkins 79 Quarterfi nals Owensboro 55 Madisonville-North Hopkins 48; Paintsville 80 Semifi nals Doss 67 Bell Co. 42; Union Co. 52 Franklin Co. 51; Owensboro 81 Monticello 61; Mason Co. 68 Doss 49; Ballard 74 Marshall Co. 71; Shawnee 68; Owensboro 61; Moore 69; Holmes 97 Ashland Blazer 92 LaRue Co. 68 Rowan Co. 48; Clay Co. 90 Highlands 80; Madison Male 60; Hickman Co. 50 Semifi nals Central 75 Warren Central 45; Oldham Co. 64 Hazard 53 Championship Doss 45 Union Co. 44; Quarterfi nals Shawnee 81; Male 68 Owensboro 91 Holmes 64 Paintsville 58 Owensboro 52; Ballard 64 Mason Co. 62; Clay Co. 1974 Championship 62 LaRue Co. 56; Madison Central 74 Oldham Co. 68 First Round Owensboro 57 Doss 56 Semifi nals Greenup Co. 62 Fleming Co. 49; Madisonville-North Hopkins 76 1981 Ballard 61 Paintsville 54; Clay Co. 62; Central 87 Anderson Co. 58; Taylor Co. 64 Powell First Round Clay Co. 78 Madison Central 58 Co. 53; Bryan Station 75 Owensboro 60; Male 94 Pikeville 71; Boyd Co. 75 Todd Co. Central 65; Mayfi eld 71 Laurel Co. 60; Championship Clay Co. 76 Ballard 73 (OT) Newport Catholic 76 Monticello 74; Warren East 80 Murray 67 Bryan Station 75 Allen Co. 44; Mason Co. 53 Scott Co. 52; Moore Quarterfi nals 72 Butler 63; Owensboro 60 North Hardin 59; Virgie 89 Clay Co. 1988 Greenup Co. 90 Madisonville-North Hopkins 81; Central 95 Taylor 72; Simon Kenton 64 Knott Co. Central 62 First Round Co. 55; Male 84 Bryan Station 75; Warren East 74 Newport Quarterfi nals Holmes 75 Buckhorn 72; Ballard 73 Laurel Co. 55; Apollo 73 Catholic 66 Mayfi eld 71 Boyd Co. 64; Mason Co. 69 Bryan Station 64; Moore Madisonville-North Hopkins 62 (OT); Warren East 58 Oldham Co. Semifi nals 72 Owensboro 56; Simon Kenton 84 Virgie 83 49; Clay Co. 83 Rowan Co. 52; LaRue Co. 69 Maysville 62; Henry Central 92 Greenup Co. 37; Semifi nals Clay 94 Phelps 65; Pleasure Ridge Park 70 Marshall Co. 67 Male 89 Warren East 66 Mason Co. 79 Mayfi eld 54; Quarterfi nals Championship Simon Kenton 71 Moore 70 Ballard 101 Holmes 90; Apollo 69 Warren East 57 OT; Clay Co. Central 59 Male 54 Championship 91 LaRue Co. 54; Pleasure Ridge Park 77 Henry Clay 70 Simon Kenton 70 Mason Co. 63 Semifi nals 1975 Ballard 66 Apollo 59; Clay Co. 92 Pleasure Ridge Park 90 First Round 1982 Championship Henry Clay 86 Carlisle Co. 59; Newport Catholic 60 Bath Co. First Round Ballard 88 Clay Co. 79 57; Central 97 Warren East 81; Shelbyville 75 Owensboro 58; North Hardin 56 Bryan Station 55; Warren Central 68 Highlands 1989 Christian Co. 69 Clay Co. 62; Lincoln Co. 65 Fairview 52; Knott 55; Valley 56 Shelby Co. 53; Madisonville-North Hopkins 82 Co. Central 88 Johnson Central 68; Male 72 Elizabethtown 49 Paducah Tilghman 62; Laurel Co. 75 Jeffersontown 72; Virgie 53 First Round Quarterfi nals M.C. Napier 49; Mason Co. 71 Middlesboro 63; Owensboro 60 Madisonville-North Hopkins 76 Prestonsburg 65; Marshall Co. 64 Henry Clay 72 Newport Catholic 68; Central 70 Shelbyville 64; Boyd Co. 56 Clay Co. 60; Clark Co. 45 Rowan Co. 43; Pleasure Ridge Park Christian Co. 83 Lincoln Co. 59; Male 98 Knott Co. Central 56 Quarterfi nals 78 Jeffersontown 74; Bryan Station 71 Central City 68; Warren Semifi nals North Hardin 65 Warren Central 47; Valley 61 Madisonville-North East 66 Oldham Co. 56; Wayne Co. 65 Scott 61; Hart Co. 91 Henry Clay 62 Central 60; Hopkins 49; Laurel Co. 83 Owensboro 74; Virgie 68 Mason Co. 63 Buckhorn 83 Male 83 Christian Co. 74 Semifi nals Quarterfi nals Championship North Hardin 56 Valley 54; Marshall Co. 69 Madisonville-North Hopkins 66; Pleasure Ridge Male 74 Henry Clay 59 Laurel Co. 61 Virgie 60 Park 64 Clark Co. 49; Bryan Station 57 Warren East 56; Wayne Co. 78 Hart Co. 68 1976 Championship Laurel Co. 53 North Hardin 51 Semifi nals First Round Pleasure Ridge Park 67 Marshall Co. 62; Wayne Co. 62 Bryan Shelby Co. 74 Apollo 68; Paducah Tilghman 75 McCreary Central 1983 Station 60 60; Edmonson Co. 77 Betsy Layne 72; Harrison Co. 75 Green Co. First Round Championship 54; Henry Clay 74 Holmes 65; Ballard 95 Hazard 67; Christian Co. Scott Co. 69 Clark Co. 61; Carlisle Co. 78 Breathitt Co. 66; Pleasure Ridge Park 75 Wayne Co. 73 Christian Co. 64 McCreary Central 58; Owensboro 76 Highlands 67 Ashland Blazer 63; Shawnee 85 Clay Co. 57 1990 Quarterfi nals 68; Ballard 65 Warren Central 61; Sheldon Clark 81 Taylor Co. 65; Henry Clay 71 Greenup Co. 52; Fairdale 67 Middlesboro 66 First Round Shelby Co. 64 Paducah Tilghman 54; Edmonson Co. 61 Harrison Jessamine Co. 71 Paducah Tilghman 60; Holmes 83 Boyd Co. 76; Co. 57; Henry Clay 77 Ballard 74; Christian Co. 75 Shawnee 69 Quarterfi nals Clark Co. 81 Belfry 50; Shelby Co. 70 North Hardin 50; Apollo 74 Semifi nals Carlisle Co. 60 Scott Co. 44; Owensboro 62 Christian Co. 47; Ballard 62 Sheldon Clark 58; Henry Clay 86 Fairdale 61 Bowling Green 62; Fairdale 80 Male 64; Clay Co. 80 Danville 59; Edmonson Co. 53 Shelby Co. 52; Leslie Co. 75 Henderson Co. 70 Semifi nals Christian Co. 68 Henry Clay 67 Quarterfi nals Championship Carlisle Co. 51 Owensboro 49; Henry Clay 76 Ballard 62 Holmes 71 Jessamine Co. 64; Clark Co. 78 Shelby Co. 49; Edmonson Co. 74 Christian Co. 52 Fairdale 51 Apollo 33; Clay Co. 76 Leslie Co. 66 Championship 1977 Henry Clay 35 Carlisle Co. 33 (3OT) Semifi nals First Round Holmes 84 Clark Co. 81; Ashland Blazer 58 Laurel Co. 52; Shelby Co. 68 Virgie 49; Valley 1984 Fairdale 84 Clay Co. 71 First Round Championship 75 Bell Co. 62; Murray 100 Holmes 93; Union Co. 77 Lexington Madisonville-North Hopkins 59 Doss 54; Scott Co. 59 Newport Fairdale 77 Holmes 73 Catholic 63; Owensboro 66 M.C. Napier 63; Bath Co. 51 Glasgow Catholic 52; Logan Co. 57 Meade Co. 54; Henry Clay 70 Pulaski 50; Ballard 94 Taylor Co. 57 Co. 69; M.C. Napier 76 Johnson Central 75; Clay Co. 80 1991 Quarterfi nals Owensboro 60; Bourbon Co. 65 Marshall Co. 62 (OT); Ballard 47 First Round Ashland Blazer 44 Shelby Co. 42; Valley 82 Murray 61; Boyd Co. 46 Tates Creek 69 Scott Co. 54; Paducah Tilghman 97 Ballard 90 (OT); North Hardin 75 Christian Co. 70; Cov. Holy Cross 70 Owensboro 55 Union Co. 54; Ballard 90 Bath Co. 53 Quarterfi nals Semifi nals Madisonville-North Hopkins 61 Scott Co. 51; Logan Co. 70 Henry Ohio Co. 53; Greenup Co. 53 Belfry 44 (OT); Bowling Green Valley 59 Ashland Blazer 45; Clay 68 (OT); M.C. Napier 69 86 Harrison Co. 71; Corbin 87 Knott Co. Central 82; Fairdale 72 Ballard 56 Owensboro 54 Clay Co. 55; Bourbon Co. 74 Ballard 72 (OT) Laurel Co. 51 Quarterfi nals Championship Semifi nals Ballard 68 Valley 59 Bourbon Co. 57 M.C. Napier 56; Tates Creek 97 Paducah Tilghman 73; Cov. Holy Cross 58 North Logan Co. 68 Madisonville-North Hopkins 66 Hardin 45; Bowling Green 63 Greenup Co. 56; Fairdale 67 Corbin 1978 61 Championship First Round Logan Co. 83 Bourbon Co. 70 Semifi nals Christian Co. 88 Knott Co. Central 69; Lou. Ahrens 70 Virgie 66; Tates Creek 71 Cov. Holy Cross 66; Bowling Green 71 Maysville 70; Holmes 86 Ashland Blazer 60; 1985 Fairdale 67 Bowling Green 52 Henry Clay 74 Somerset 72; Shelby Co. 62 Apollo 55; Clay Co. 64 First Round Championship Mayfi eld 62; Central 75 Elizabethtown 61 Clay Co. 60 Boone Co. 49; Metcalfe Co. 60 Eastern 58; Doss 76 Fairdale 67 Tates Creek 63 Breathitt Co. 47; Mason Co. 68 Lexington Catholic 66; Paintsville Quarterfi nals 1992 Christian Co. 56 Lou. Ahrens 54; Holmes 83 Bowling Green 71; 54 Washington Co. 51; Hopkinsville 98 Greenup Co. 60; Apollo 64 Somerset 48; Oldham Co. 54 Murray 45 First Round Shelby Co. 63 Henry Clay 62; Central 66 Clay Co. 57 Clay Co. 67 Ballard 65 (2OT); Franklin-Simpson 85 Knott Co. Semifi nals Quarterfi nals Central 62; Lexington Catholic 80 Covington Catholic 71; Pulaski Holmes 75 Christian Co. 59; Clay Co. 77 Metcalfe Co. 66; Doss 64 Mason Co. 63 (OT); Hopkinsville 71 Paintsville 68 (OT); Oldham Co. 76 Apollo 68 Co. 68 Marion Co. 67; Belfry 70 Mayfi eld 68; Owensboro 80 Scott Shelby Co. 78 Central 54 Co. 65; Pleasure Ridge Park 72 Ashland Blazer 70; University Championship Semifi nals Heights 65 Mason Co. 52 Shelby Co. 68 Holmes 66 OT Clay Co. 75 Doss 61; Hopkinsville 66 Oldham Co. 59 Quarterfi nals Clay Co. 92 Franklin-Simpson 77; Lexington Catholic 88 Pulaski 1979 Championship Co. 84; Owensboro 74 Belfry 63; University Heights 53 Pleasure First Round Hopkinsville 65 Clay Co. 64 Ridge Park 51 Pulaski Co. 76 Hazard 73 (OT); Warren East 58 DeSales 56; 1986 Semifi nals Caverna 89 Clay Co. 85; Lafayette 77 Grant Co. 51; Ashland First Round Lexington Catholic 68 Clay Co. 64; Blazer 54 Owensboro 51; Mayfi eld 61 Harrison Co. 59; Highlands Hopkinsville 72 Paintsville 72; Owensboro 54 Warren East 47; University Heights 44 Owensboro 41 68 Westport 62; Christian Co. 87 Virgie 70 Pulaski Co. 83 Clay Co. 78; Clark Co. 80 Oldham Co. 56; Hazard Championship Quarterfi nals 84 Highlands 74; Eastern 81 Elizabethtown 69; Pleasure Ridge University Heights 59 Lexington Catholic 57 Warren East 55 Pulaski Co. 54 (OT); Lafayette 93 Caverna 72; Park 48 Woodford Co. 35; Paducah Tilghman 73 East Carter 57 1993 Mayfi eld 56 Ashland Blazer 54; Christian Co. 58 Highlands 52 Quarterfi nals Semifi nals Owensboro 65 Hopkinsville 63; Pulaski Co. 61 Clark Co. 60; First Round Lafayette 66 Warren East 59; Christian Co. 56 Mayfi eld 45 Hazard 52 Eastern 44; Pleasure Ridge Park 82 Paducah Tilghman Pleasure Ridge Park 73 Mason Co. 52; Knott Co. Central 64 Championship 50 Conner 59 (OT); Harlan 75 Casey Co. 70; Lex. Paul Dunbar 72 Lafayette 62 Christian Co. 52 Graves Co. 60; Marion Co. 80 Christian Co. 70; Warren Central 73 Semifi nals Grayson Co. 57; Male 80 Elkhorn City 48; Shelby Co. 70 Ashland 1980 Pulaski Co. 70 Owensboro 68; Pleasure Ridge Park 56 Hazard 54 Blazer 64 First Round Quarterfi nals Doss 52 Franklin-Simpson 47; Bell Co. 60 Taylor Co. 57; Franklin Championship Pleasure Ridge Park 82 Knott Co. Central 49; Lex. Paul Dunbar 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 83 Harlan 64; Marion Co. 79 Warren Central 45; Male 72 Shelby Lexington Catholic 84 Muhlenberg North 60; Male 61 Newport Jeffersontown 54 Graves Co. 43; Co. 53 Central Catholic 41; Iroquois 69 Perry Co. Central 54; Scott Co. Apollo 57 Pleasure Ridge Park 53 Semifi nals 95 Mercer Co. 47; Bishop Brossart 47 Graves Co. 40; Russellville Championship Lex. Paul Dunbar 65 Pleasure Ridge Park 62; Marion Co. 73 Male 68 Corbin 60; Elizabethtown 52 Boyd Co. 50; Johnson Central 66 Jeffersontown 61 Apollo 48 68 Hopkins Co. Central 64 2007 Championship Quarterfi nals First Round Marion Co. 85 Lex. Paul Dunbar 77 Lexington Catholic 68 Male 53; Scott Co. 72 Iroquois 66; Adair Co. 51 Lincoln Co. 41; Scott Co. 59 Oldham Co. 47; South Russellville 60 Bishop Brossart 46; Elizabethtown 81 Johnson Laurel 48 Fairdale 46; Holmes 57 Paducah Tilghman 48; Ballard 1994 Central 68 80 Owensboro 60; George Rogers Clark 77 Christian Co. 71 First Round Semifi nals (OT); Elliott Co. 68 Shelby Valley 55; Warren Central 71 June Muhlenberg North 65 University Heights 57; Cov. Holy Cross 62 Lexington Catholic 52 Scott Co. 47; Elizabethtown 81 Russellville Buchanan 53 Graves Co. 59; Allen Central 74 Shelby Co. 65; Fairdale 77 Clay 60 Quarterfi nals Co. 75; North Hardin 62 Warren East 51; Moore 79 Mason Co. 77; Championship Scott Co. 68 Adair Co. 53; Holmes 55 South Laurel 49; Ballard 71 Paul Dunbar 81 MC Napier 61; Boyd Co. 72 Wayne Co. 52 Elizabethtown 79 Lexington Catholic 69 George Rogers Clark 48; Warren Central 92 Elliott Co. 76 Quarterfi nals Semfi nals Muhlenberg North 59 Cov. Holy Cross 53; Fairdale 91 Allen Central 2001 Scott Co. 73 Holmes 64; 76; Moore 85 North Hardin 73; Paul Dunbar 64 Boyd Co. 59 First Round Ballard 61 Warren Central 55 Semifi nals Russellville 59 Highlands 45; Clay Co. 81 South Floyd 65; South Championship Fairdale 71 Muhlenberg North 67; Laurel 64 Campbell Co. 63; Male 54 Oldham Co. 40; Ashland Scott Co. 56 Ballard 50 Paul Dunbar 74 Moore 66 Blazer 47 Hazard 35; North Hardin 71 Grayson Co. 65; Lafayette 2008 Championship 62 Carlisle Co. 49; Fairdale 42 Madisonville-North Hopkins 39 First Round Fairdale 59 Paul Dunbar 56 Quarterfi nals Lexington Catholic 69 University Heights 54; Owensboro 63 1995 Russellville 72 Clay Co. 54; Male 63 South Laurel 53; North Central 48; Paintsville 93 Jeffersontown 87; Holmes 64 Bardstown First Round Hardin 50 Ashland Blazer Blazer 44; Lafayette 56 Fairdale 53 44; Hazard 50 South Laurel 47; Shelby Co. 70 Lincoln Co. 58; Scott Co. 60 Wayne Co. 53; Breckinridge Co. 62 Franklin Co. 56; Semifi nals Paducah Tilghman 70 Greenwood 53; Mason Co. 66 Elliott Co. St. Xavier 75 Greenwood 62; Marshall Co. 76 Simon Kenton 70 Male 61 Russellville 54; Lafayette 69 North Hardin 66 62. (OT); Pleasure Ridge Park 58 M.C. Napier 55; Montgomery Co. Championship Quarterfi nals 78 Paintsville 71 (OT); Harlan 57 Adair Co. 54; University Heights Lafayette 54 Male 49 Lexington Catholic 54 Owensboro 47; Holmes 61 Paintsville 53; 64 Boyd Co. 60. 2002 Shelby Co. 53 Hazard 50; Mason Co. 73 Paducah Tilghman 46 Quarterfi nals First Round Semifi nals Breckinridge Co. 79 Scott Co. 59; Marshall Co. 77 St. Xavier 67; Paducah Tilghman 58 Rockcastle Co. 43; Mason Co. 93 Butler Holmes 57 Lexington Catholic 50; Pleasure Ridge Park 66 Montgomery Co. 50; Harlan 60 University 66; Male 69 Christian Co. 61; Warren Central 63 Ryle 54 Mason Co. 60 Shelby Co. 50 Heights 48. (OT);Oldham Co. 56 Shelby Valley 42; Lexington Catholic 65 Championship Semifi nals Ashland Blazer 51; North Hardin 64 Owensboro 49; Whitesburg Mason Co. 57 Holmes 48 Breckinridge Co. 68 Marshall Co. 39; 52 Wayne Co. 51 2009 Pleasure Ridge Park 81 Harlan 74 Quarterfi nals First Round Championship Paducah Tilghman 64 Mason Co. 51; Male 73 Warren Central West Jessamine 51, Hazard 40; Grayson Co. 45, Adair Co. 33; Breckinridge Co. 70 Pleasure Ridge Park 63 67; Lexington Catholic 60 Oldham Co. 43; North Hardin 92 Central 53, Graves Co. 51; Eastern 75, Corbin 61; Lexington Whitesburg 43 1996 Catholic 70, Bowling Green 62; Holmes 72, Christian Co. 61; Semifi nals First Round Shelby Valley 51, Mason Co. 44; Elliott Co. 74, Anderson Co. 61. Paducah Tilghman 74 Male 55; Quarterfi nals Harlan 66 Fairdale 57; Henderson Co. 61 Ballard 53; Scott Co. Lexington Catholic 61 North Hardin 48 81 North Hardin 67; Ashland Blazer 72 Paducah Tilghman 61; West Jessamine 72, Grayson Co. 67; Central 71, Eastern 65; Paintsville 80 Owensboro 78 (OT); Allen Co.-Scottsville 55 Harrison Championship Holmes 72, Lexington Catholic 56; Elliott Co. 75, Shelby Valley 69. Lexington Catholic 83 Paducah Tilghman 53 Semifi nals Co. 50; Lexington Catholic 89 Breathitt Co. 62; Harrodsburg 57 2003 Boone Co. 50 Central 52, West Jessamine 48; Holmes 67, Elliott Co. 57. First Round Quarterfi nals Championship Oldham Co. 69 Powell Co. 46; Mason Co. 59 St. Henry 57; Holmes 67, Central 63 (2OT) Henderson Co. 62 Harlan 52; Ashland Blazer 69 Scott Co. 58; Hopkinsville 69 North Hardin 62; Daviess Co. 69 Cumberland Paintsville 78 Allen Co.-Scottsville 76; Lexington Catholic 67 35; Henry Clay 81 Iroquois 80 (OT); Warren Central 70 Calloway Harrodsburg 44 2010 Co. 47; Rose Hill Christian 65 South Laurel 46; Ballard 66 Shelby First Round Semifi nals Valley 48 Ashland Blazer 64 Henderson Co. 58; Warren Central 55, East Carter 36; Lou. Ballard 90, Shelby County Paintsville 79 Lexington Catholic 55 Quarterfi nals 80; Christian County 70, Newport 51; Scott County 68, Corbin 49; Mason Co. 63 Oldham Co. 50; Hopkinsville 61 Daviess Co. 59; West Jessamine 73, Muhlenberg County 63; Shelby Valley 68, Championship Henry Clay 55 Warren Central 48; Ballard 83 Rose Hill Christian Paintsville 71 Ashland Blazer 53 Paducah Tilghman 45; Mason County 58, North Hardin 56 (OT); 78 Lou. Butler 57, Knott County Central 46. 1997 Semifi nals Quarterfi nals First Round Mason Co. 75 Hopkinsville 63; Ballard 84 Henry Clay 77 Lou. Ballard 62, Warren Central 59; Scott County 69, Christian Eastern 85 Wayne Co. 58; Graves Co. 72 Marion Co. 58; Corbin Championship County 64; Shelby Valley 67, West Jessamine 54; Mason County 105 Trigg Co. 84; Warren East 51 Anderson Co. 48; Paintsville 87 Mason Co. 86 Ballard 65 58, Lou. Butler 47. Paul Dunbar 67; Harrison Co. 57 Apollo 43; Highlands 63 Butler 2004 Semifi nals 54; Greenup Co. 53 Perry Co. Central 43 First Round Lou. Ballard 67, Scott County 62; Shelby Valley 71, Mason County Quarterfi nals Mason Co. 71 Wayne Co. 57; Trinity (Louisville) 75 University 51. Eastern 79 Graves Co. 75; Warren East 70 Corbin 63; Paintsville Heights 57; Caverna 57 East Ridge 41; Scott Co. 71 Lafayette Championship 54 Harrison Co. 42; Highlands 48 Greenup Co. 45 58; Covington Catholic 63 Carlisle Co. 40; Pleasure Ridge Park 69 Shelby Valley 73, Lou. Ballard 61. Semifi nals Rockcastle Co. 55; Perry Co. Central 66 Morgan Co. 45; Warren Eastern 61 Warren East 52; Central 83 Apollo 59. Highlands 74 Paintsville 71 Quarterfi nals Championship Mason Co. 66 Trinity (Louisville) 59 (3OT); Scott Co. 52 Caverna Eastern 71 Highlands 59 37; Covington Catholic 53 Pleasure Ridge Park 50; Warren Central 55 Perry Co. Central 31. 1998 Semifi nals First Round Mason Co. 84 Scott Co. 78 (OT); Warren Central 62 Covington Pleasure Ridge Park 61 Muhlenberg North 45; Lexington Catholic Catholic 58 80 Russellville 63; Highlands 66 Graves Co. 49; Scott Co. 61 Championship Union Co. 53; Boyd Co. 58 Hazard 53; Paintsville 84 Clay Co. 66; Warren Central 66 Mason Co. 56 Eastern 67 North Hardin 51 (OT); Fleming Co. 57 Boyle Co. 49 2005 Quarterfi nals First Round Lexington Catholic 75 Pleasure Ridge Park 73 (OT); Scott Co. South Laurel 63 Ohio County 55; Elizabethtown 70 Perry Co. 72 Highlands 67; Paintsville 55 Boyd Co. 50; Fleming Co. 77 Central 60; Pleasure Ridge Park 64 Pendleton Co. 61 (OT); Eastern 58 Ballard 59 Bullitt East 41; University Heights 62 Rowan County Semifi nals 53; Corbin 75 Lone Oak 67 (OT); Henry Clay 69 Shelby Valley 38; Scott Co. 85 Lexington Catholic 82; Warren Central 57 Holmes 55 Paintsville 80 Fleming Co. 61 Quarterfi nals Championship South Laurel 77 Elizabethtown 56; Pleasure Ridge Park 64 Scott Co. 89 Paintsville 78 Ballard 62 (2OT); University Heights 67 Corbin 61; Warren Central 1999 64 Henry Clay 60 First Round Semifi nals Scott Co. 80 Barren Co. 60; Madison Central 76 Clay Co. 63; South Laurel 66 Pleasure Ridge Park 65(OT); Warren Central 69 Paducah Tilghman 59 Fleming Co. 49; Pleasure Ridge Park University Heights 55 76 Perry Co. Central 59; Muhlenberg North 47 Boyle Co. 43; Championship Henderson Co. 62 Highlands 60; Ballard 67 North Hardin 64; South Laurel 72 Warren Central 59 Pikeville 58 Boyd Co. 51 2006 Quarterfi nals First Round Scott Co. 80 Madison Central 67; Paducah Tilghman 52 Pleasure Graves Co. 42 Russell 27; South Laurel 47 John Hardin 33; Ridge Park 49; Henderson Co. 73 Muhlenberg North 71 (2OT); Jeffersontown 68 Johnson Central 49; Shelby Co. 71 Christian Ballard 63 Pikeville 43 Co. 65; Mason Co. 62 Warren Central 59; Apollo 57 Covington Semifi nals Catholic 53; Madison Central 81 Hazard 44; Pleasure Ridge Park Scott Co. 78 Paducah Tilghman 75 (OT); 67 Boyle Co. 43 Ballard 63 Henderson Co. 62 Quarterfi nals Championship Graves Co. 46 South Laurel 45; Jeffersontown 60 Shelby Co. Ballard 71 Scott Co. 47 54; Apollo 48 Mason Co. 36; Pleasure Ridge Park 58 Madison Central 45 2000 Semifi nals First Round 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS The following is a list of the All-State Tournament Teams since 1944 - Bob DeMoss, Bob Finnell and Don Sparks, Dayton; Alonzo Central; Ralph Mayes, Central City; Ricky Hall, McDowell; Ron the tournament began. The fi rst names of some of the participants of Nelson, Madison; Oz Johnson, Valley, Lonnie Howerton, Olive Gathright, Thomas Jefferson; Toke Coleman, Harrison County the earlier tournaments were never recorded. (A special thanks to Jeff Hill; Wallace Jones, Harlan; Bob Mohler, Brewers; Al Cummings, 1967 - Jim Hicks and Justin Sharp, Earlington; Randy Noll and Cooper who helped provide some missing fi rst names) Brooksville; Ralph Beard, Male George Schloemer, Covington Catholic; Jim McDaniels, Allen 1916 - Ogden, Winchester; Thomas, LaGrange; Johnson, Dayton; Harry 1945 - Wallace Jones and Billy Rice, Harlan; Gene Rhodes, Ralph County; Glenn Montgomery, Central; Dwaine Boucher, Franklin Tate and Will Tuggle, Monticello; Bahan and Hines, Somerset; Beard and Ed Mudd, Male; Bobo Davenport, Bowling Green; Zeb County; Gary Tomlin, Harrison County; B.G. Govins and Larry Cottingham, Spoehr, Gardner and Fitz-Hugh, Henderson Blankenship, Elkhorn City; Gil Teague, Bobby Watkins and W.C. Noble, Breathitt County 1917 - Bartlett, Owensboro; Will Tuggle and Fields, Monticello; Mobberly, Central City; Jim Hughes, Danville 1968 - Terry Davis, Shelby County; Daryl Bishop, Mike Lawhon and McDonnell and Bo McMillan, Somerset 1946 - Sonny Allen, Frank Fraley and Don Battson, Breckinridge Charles Mitchell, Seneca; Billy Cheatham, Christian County; 1918 - William King, J.W. Smith and Clifford Fuller, Lexington; Max Training; Gene Harris and Billy Cotton, Dawson Springs; Jack Leon Davis and Bobby Embry, Caneyville; Jerry Dunn and Larry McEwen, Herbert Clark, Vola Lewis, Somerset; A.T. Rice and Graninger, Fort Knox; Ed Humston, Lawrenceburg; Bob Manion, Ward, Glasgow; Larry Stamper, Lee County; Ronnie Thomas, Bob Lavin, Paris Valley; Ken Reeves, Maysville; W.B. Fisher, College Thomas Jefferson 1919 - William King, Stanley King and Robert Powell, Lexington; Max 1947 - Edd DeCoursey, Wayland; Bud Shoemaker, Maysville; Billy 1969 - Larry Gay, Clark County; Everett Taylor and Gary Redmond, McEwen, Herbert Clark, Vola Lewis, Somerset; Bob Burnett, A.T. Puckett, Clark County; Coy Creason and Barney Thweatt, Ohio County; William Averitt, Hopkinsville; Pat Tallent and Randy Rice and Russell Roberts, Paris Brewers; Harold Moberly, Madison; J.M. Gipe and Roscoe Foster, Click, Maytown; Gordy Gahm, St. Xavier; Ron King and Otto Petty, 1920 - William King, Jim McFarland, J.W. Kaycee and Elmer Wallace, Owensboro; Bob McGuire, Hazard; Sherman Robinson, Male Central; Ray Kleykamp, Ashland; Joe Simons, Shelby County; Lexington; Allen Henthorne and Art Hammonds, Ashland; Bob 1948 - Jim Owens and Coy Creason, Brewers; Gus Stergeos and Bud Randy Watts, Madison Burnett, Paris; Bill Boyett, Covington Shoemaker, Maysville; Billy Puckett, Clark County; Paul Morton 1970 - Robert Brooks and Tim Harris, Richmond Madison; Bill Bunton 1921 - Pascal Guigliano, Manual; Vernoon Dunbar, Union Academy; and Don Miller, Carr Creek; Cliff Hagan, Owensboro; Ronnie and William Gordon, Male; Terry Compton, Hart County; Steve James McCourt, Clark County; Ray Baer, Manual, John Back, Mather and Hugh Perk Robins, Male Dennison and Randy Waddell, Pleasure Ridge Park; Stan Hall, Monticello 1949 - Cliff Hagan and Bill Cook, Owensboro; Frank Ramsey and Paducah Tilghman; Phillip Lovely, Breathitt County; Eddie Radford, 1922 - Jim McFarland, Burgess Carey, Len Tracey and Will Milward, Ches Riddle, Madisonville; Gayle Rose, Paris; Lindle Castle, Trigg County; G.J. Smith, Hazel Green; John VonLehman, Lexington; Scott Collins, Frankfort, Gayle Mohney, Winchester Clark County; Dick Prater, Pikeville; Jimmy Weiland and Bob Covington Catholic 1923 - VanBuren Ropke and Ray Baer, Manual; Keifer Strickland, Mulcahy, Lafayette; Charlie Brown, St. Xavier 1971 - G.J. Smith, Laurel County; William Gordon and Larry Haralson, Hazard Baptist; Harry Smith, Lexington; Gayle Mohney, Clark 1950 - Linville Puckett, Clark County; Bobby Adams, Bob Mulcahy and Male; Mike Green and Jimmy Dan Conner, Anderson County; County Jimmy Weiland, Lafayette; Frank Selvy and Bob Barton, Corbin; Chuck Berger and Jim Rippe, Covington Catholic; John Luster, 1924 - Paul Jenkins, VanBuren Ropke and Jack Daugherty, Manual; Forest Able, Fairdale; Joe Mack Howard, Central City; Lynn Cole, Central; Glen Turner, McDowell; Irvine Stewart, Lafayette; Jerry Charles Allphin, Fort Thomas Highlands; Len Miller, Jim Sharpe Paducah Tilghman; George Cooke, Maysville Thurston and Doran Maddox, Owensboro and Theodore Adams, Lexington; Arville Hickerson, Owensboro 1951 - Howard Crittenden and Charles Floyd, Cuba; Linville Puckett 1972 - Kenny Higgs and Jerry Thurston, Owensboro; Jack Givens, 1925 - Irvine Jeffries, Morris Morguelan and Alcany Potter, Manual; and Lewis Snowden, Clark County; Phil Grawemeyer, Dave Smith Bryan Station; Johnny Britt, Warren East; Rick Hensley, Russell; Lewis Sloan and Fred McLane, Newport; James Ramsey, Pikeville; and Don Whitehouse, Manual; Eugene Cain, Paris, James Flynn, David Miller, Carroll County; Tom Schmidt and Dave Muck, Holy Stan Milward and Len Miller, Lexington; Mark Kelly, Winchester; University; Jim Tolliver, Whitesburg Cross; Keith Price, Central; Chuck Rawlings and Richard Thomas, A.J. York and Alfred Shearer, Monticello 1952 - Jerry Bird, Corbin; Robert Anderson, Henry Clay; Howard Elizabethtown; James Smith, Maysville 1926 - Carey Spicer, Stan Milward and Len Miller, Lexington; Robert May Crittenden and Charles Floyd, Cuba; Phil Grawemeyer, Curtis 1973 - Kenny Higgs and Greg Webster, Owensboro; Wesley Cox and Jim Gooch, Danville; Alcany Potter, Pikeville; Jimmy Malone Moffett and Neal Skeeters; Manual; Linville Puckett, Clark County; and Stanley Bunton, Male; Edwin Grey, Danville; Martin Rubin, and John Forsee, St. Xavier; Ernie Chattin and Lou Ellis, Ashland Garnard Martin, Hindman; Carlos Irwin, Breckinridge County Bowling Green; James Lee, Henry Clay; Ronnie Daniel and 1927 - Ernie Chattin, Ashland; Woodward German and Mac Petrali, 1953 - Ray Mills, Clay County; Vernon Hatton and Bill Florence, Wayne Golen, Shawnee; Fred Walker, Maysville; Ed Hutchins, Manual; John Devan and Jimmy Jump, Covington; Albert Torok, Lafayette; Dwain McIntosh, Paducah Tilghman; Ken Sidwell, Madisonville; Isaac Childress, Hickman County Kelsey Bryant and A.J. Kertis, M.M.I.; Sterling Baldwin and Ray Caverna; Billy Mitchell, Georgetown; Earl Roe, Mt. Vernon; 1974 - Darrell Griffi th and Bobby Turner, Male; Jack Givens, Bryan Shell, London Bobby McCoy, Pikeville; James Briede, Newport Catholic; Joe Station; Kenny Higgs, Owensboro; Jerry Britt and Clinton Birtt, 1928 - Ellis Johnson and Gene Strother, Ashland; Gillis Madden, Bowles, Shelbyville Warren East; Robert Miller and Glenn Thomas, Central; Steve Zelda Hale, Shelby Stamper and Ben Adams, Carr Creek; Girard 1954 - Billy Ray Cassady and Herbie Triplett, Inez; Larry Redmond and Ashby, Madisonville; Steve Skaggs and Mark Quillen, Greenup Ricketts, Covington; Sam Basan, Henderson Ed Huffman, Newport; Bill Gray and Jerry Henderson, Ashland; County; Kevin Desmond, Newport Catholic 1929 - Darrell Darby, Ashland; Willard Bagwell and John McElya, Heath; Kenny Kuhn, Male; Bill Back, Dilce Combs; Billy Case, Bourbon 1975 - Keith Evans and Kenny Elliott, Henry Clay; Darrell Griffi th Dave Lawrence and Harold Oder, Corinth; Occie Stammerman Vocational; Ralph Shearer, Adair County and Bobby Turner, Male; Flenoil Crook and Darryl Yarbrough, and Butter Hanley, St. Xavier; Bernard Hickman, Central City 1955 - Johnny Cox and Arnold Feltner, Hazard; Ralph Shearer and Terry Central; Jerry Britt, Warren East; Herbie Stamper, Knott County 1930 - Roy Eversole and William Davis, Hazard; Fred Borries, Jim Randall, Adair County; Joe Viviano, St. Xavier; Corky Withrow, Central; Don Mason and Vic Chambers, Shelbyville; Victor Jordon, Houchin and Worley Hawthorne, Kavanaugh; Harry Hardin, Central City; Byron Pinson, Henderson; Don Mills, Berea; Ed Christian County; Gary Devoto, Newport Catholic Tolu; Gordon George, Betsy Layne; Charles Pike, Lexington; Huffman, Newport; Ralph Gilliam, Pikeville 1976 - Donnie Moore and Larry Jenkins, Henry Clay; Curtis Parker and Dave Lawrence, Corinth 1956 - Kelly Coleman, Wayland; Corky Withrow, Central City; Byron Mike Reese, Christian County; Vince Chambers, Shelby County; 1931 - Harry Hardin, Tolu; Bernard Hickman, Central City; Jack Magann, Pinson, David Eakins and Pascal Benson, Henderson; E.A. Couch Durand Macklin, Shawnee; Mark Snider, Ballard; Billy Custard, Ashland; Press Judy, Manual; Palmer Crum, Betsy Layne; Millard and Bobby Shepherd, Carr Creek; Harry Todd, Earlington; Rex Harrison County; Tim Stephens, McCreary County; Jeff Kovach, Anderson, Covington; Fred Borries, Kavanaugh Story, Mayfi eld; Billy Lickert, Layafette Ashland; Chester Bethel, Edmonson County 1932 - McCoy Tarry, Birmingham; Waldon Napier and Courtney Thorpe, 1957 - Tommy Adkins and Howard Lockhart, Pikeville; John Doninger 1977 - Jim Kovach and Jim Harkins, Ashland; Norris Beckley, Shelby Hazard; Jack Shout, Guthrie Bell and Brooks Luallen, Paris; Tom and Henry Leathers, Eastern; Don Duvall and Billy Lickert, County; Fred Cowan, Union County; Carl Decker, Steve Harris Reis, Newport; Jim Goforth, Male Lafayette; Bobby Rascoe, Daviess County; Ralph Richardson, and Steve Page, Valley; Jerry Eaves, Jeff Lamp and Lee Raker, 1933 - Joe Billy Mansfi eld and Ralph Dorsey, Horse Cave; James Riffe, Russell County; Howard Stacy, Dixie Heights; Ned Jennings, Ballard; Clarence James, Owensboro; Pete Scott, Bath County Red Craig and Alvin Rice, Ashland; Earl Carson and Wellington Nicholas County 1978 - Doug Schloemer and John Wimzey, Covington Holmes; Charles Cooper, Danville; Ralph Carlisle, Kavanaugh; Woodrow Wilson 1958 - Julius Berry, Dunbar; Don Crosley and Bobby Rascoe, Daviess Hurt and Norris Beckley, Shelby County; Kenny Hart and Charles Patton, Hazel Green County; Larry Duddy and Ed Schnurr, St. Xavier; Fred Frye, Nance, Christian County; Felton Ray, Bowling Green; Reuben 1934 - Bob O’Mara, Alvin Rice and Red Craig, Ashland; Ralph Dorsey Monticello; Bobby Parrish, Bowling Green; Don Smith, Hazard; Estep, Clay County; Steve Barker, Apollo; Jim Chambers, Henry and Leslie Ross, Horse Cave; Woodrow Wilson Patton, Hazel Paul Smith, Clark County; Louis Stout, Cynthiana Clay; Greg Stamper, Knott County; Vincent Patton, Central Green; Earl Carson, Danville; Carl Combs, Hazard 1959 - Dale Barker and Bert Greene, Olive Hill; Pat Doyle and Jim 1979 - Dirk Minniefi eld and Tony Wilson, Lafayette; David Youngblood, 1935 - Dan McGruder, Phil Reverman and Harry Blandford, St. Xavier; Lampley, North Marshall; Leland Melear and Ronnie Siers, Manual; Mayfi eld; Bob Muntis, Highlands; Charles Nance, Kenny Hart Ed Nolan, Maysville; Ray Cundiff, Danville; Frank Bailey Sloane, Tom Thacker, Covington Grant; Don Ringstaff, Livingston Central; and Jeff Davie, Christian County; Tim Woodard, Caverna; Steve Inez; Albert Howe and Jimmy Ford, Newport Julius Berry, Dunbar; Lance Gish, Central City Ware, Westport; Stonie Newsome, Virgie; Bass Thomas, Pulaski 1936 - Marion Cluggish, Stan Cluggish and William Asher, Corbin; 1960 - Ted Deeken, Tom Finnegan and John McGill, Flaget; Randy County; Robert Lewis, Warren East Ollie Ward, Inez; Willie T. Boaz, Paris; F. Brown, Ernest Brown, Embry, Owensboro; Walter Gee, Hopkinsville Attucks; Charles 1980 - Rod Drake and Dwight Higgs, Owensboro; Chip Watkins and Henderson; Carson Jones and Tommy Bryant, Nebo Hall, Maysville; Russell Miracle, Bell County; Gene Pendleton Kenny Duncan, Doss; Dicky Beal and Ricky Walton, Covington 1937 - Bernie Crimmins and Lee Huber, St. Xavier; Jack Kirk and and Don Frye, Monticello; James Rhew, Symsonia Holmes; Dennis Johnson, Union County; Ronnie Wilson and Ollie Ward, Inez; Sanders Petrey and Carl Combs, Hazard; Ernie 1961 - Henry Davis and Austin Dumas, Dunbar; Larry Conley, Bob Manual Forrest, Moore; Jeff Tipton and Greg McCauley, Ashland; Jefferson and Jack Penn, Midway Hilton and Harold Sergent, Ashland; Earl Stevens, Breathitt Ricky Layne, Franklin County 1938 - Bert Robbin, Bernie Crimmins, Robben and Billy Gates, St. County; George Unseld, Seneca; Bruce Belcher, Wheelwright; 1981 - Troy McKinley and Billy Meier, Simon Kenton; Allen Feldhaus, Xavier; Red Culp and Jim King, Sharpe; Henry Walker, Tex Robert Ditto, Elizabethtown Catholic; Butch Hill, Beaver Dam Jr. and Kelly Middleton, Mason County; Manuel Forrest, Moore; McDonald and Don Fitch, Maysville; Jack Dumford, Bellevue, 1962 - Bill Cassady and Mike Silliman, St. Xavier; Larry Conley, Todd May and Rodney Rowe, Virgie; Keith Berry, Bryan Station; Earl Wells, Frenchburg Ashland, Kellar Works, Harrison County; Tommy Castle, Virgie; Charles Parrott, Mayfi eld; Kent Sisler, Boyd County; Darryl Hunter, 1939 - John Campbell, Paul Johnson, Clark Slone and Charles Cornette, Henry Combs, Breathitt County; Frank Harscher, Henry Clay; Feb Owensboro; Ken Epperson, Butler Hindman; Warren Cooper and Marvin Cooper, Brooksville; Oren Marr, Allen County; Tommy Cummings and Jerry Tilford, Caneyville 1982 - Paul Andrews, Jamie Maxey and Joe Karr, Laurel County; Long, Covington; J.S. Robertson, Eminence; Charles Triplett, 1963 - James Smith and George Wilson, Dunbar; George Davis, Todd May, Virgie; Kelly Middleton, Mason County; Marvin Watts, Corbin; Jack Jennings, Horse Cave Maysville; Clem Haskins, Taylor County; Mike Redd and Westley Brett Burrow and Robbie Valentine, North Hardin; Brad Loucks, 1940 - Charles Eblen and Bob Hilton, Ashland; Alex Harmon, Joe Kirk, Unseld, Seneca; Charles Taylor, Owensboro; Dwight Smith, Owensboro; Willie Sharp, Madisonville; Joey Wilson, Valley Ben Goble and Lester West, Inez; Harold Combs, Hazel Green; Dotson; Danny Shearer, Oldham County; Pearl Hicks, Clay County 1983 - Steve Miller and Greg Bates, Henry Clay; Mike Harrison, Fairdale; Jimmy Sawyer, Williamsburg; Jack Miller, Williamsburg; Bud 1964 - Westley Unseld, Seneca; Jim Rose and Joe Davis, Hazard; Darrin Harris, Scott County; Phillip Hall and Keith York, Carlisle Bruner, Morganfi eld; Warren Cooper, Brooksville George Wilson, Dunbar; Butch Beard and Leonard Poole, County; David Joiner, Christian County; Terry Stewart and John 1941 - Alex Harmon, Joe Kirk and Lester West, Inez; W.L. Osborne, Breckinridge County; Gregory Smith, Caldwell County; Norman White, Ballard; Craig Eversole, Warren Central; Brad Loucks and Rineyville; Wally Sloan and Ben Benton, Lexington; Tommy Trimble Weaver, Allen County; Jim LeMaster, Bourbon County; George Chuck Taylor, Owensboro and Ben Padgett, Hardin; Ed Bell and Owen Weis, St. Xavier Stone, Covington Grant 1984 - Fred Tisdale and Stacy Mason, Logan County; Jeff Royce and 1942 - Tom Canary and Tom Barry, St. Xavier; Tom Moseley, Leslie 1965 - Butch Beard and Jay Herrington, Breckinridge County; James Wayne Mogge, Bourbon County; Jeff Blandon, Henry Clay; Frank Kitchen and Lynn Grogan, Lafayette; Bob Allen and Wallace Bryant, Central; Mike Casey, Shelby County; Dave Hickey and Persley, Scott County; Garry Baker, M.C. Napier; Todd Wood, Jones, Harlan; Harry Jackson, Mt. Sterling; John Oldham, Hartford; Don Meyer, Holy Cross; Fred Hogge and Chester Rose, Hazard; Pulaski County; Sean Pennington, Clay County; Barry Goheen, Charles Smith, Hazel Green Gerald Tuttle, Hazel Green; Robert Washington, Dunbar Marshall County; Richard Johnson, Madisonville; Harry Meek, 1943 - Luther Risner and Charles Combs, Hindman; Johnny Knopf and 1966 - Bill Busey and Mike Casey, Shelby County; Ted Rose and Johnson Central Junie Zoeller, St. Xavier; Walter Johnson, Mt. Sterling Eugene Smith, Male; Chester Rose, Hazard; Terry Mills, Knox 1985 - Rex Chapman, Apollo; Richie Farmer and Woody Asher, 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Clay County; Wendell Quarles, Jeff Quarles and Lamont Ware, Madisonville-North Hopkins; Quinton Roberts, Lafayette; James Hopkinsville; Deron Feldhaus, Mason County; Mike Scott, Greenup Gentry, Lafayette; Cedric Burton, North Hardin. County; Jeff Griffi n, Oldham County; John Pelphrey, Paintsville; 2002 - Orlandus Hill, Paducah Tilghman; Bryan Hamilton, Paducah Maurice Jones and Terrence Moorman, Doss Tilghman; Chris Clarke, Paducah Tilghman; Fred Perry, Paducah 1986 - Dwayne Cornett and Carl Wallace, Hazard; David Hogg and Tilghman; Brandon Kirk, Warren Central; Andre Woodson, North Avery Taylor, Owensboro; Desmond Porter and Derrick Wilcox, Hardin; Johnny Mathies, Male; LaVar Carter, Male; Michael Bush, Pleasure Ridge Park; John Pelphrey, Paintsville; Felton Spencer, Male; Donta Smith, Oldham Co.; Chris Lofton, Mason Co.; Robert Myrick, Mason Co.; William Graham, Lexington Catholic; Harrison Eastern; Shannon Fraley and Reggie Hanson, Pulaski County; Morton, Lexington Catholic; DeMetrius Green, Lexington Catholic. Scott Draud, Highlands; Lamont Ware, Hopkinsville 2003 - Jordan Whitaker, Ballard; Ravan Lee, Ballard; Sean Booker, 1987 - Mark Bell and Allan Houston, Ballard; Terry Birdsong, Marshall Ballard; Matt West, Daviess County; Lamont Campbell, Henry County; Scott Boley, LaRue County; Jerry Butler and Deron Clay; Rontreal Braxton, Hopkinsville; Lartavious Banks, Hopkins- Feldhaus, Mason County; Russ Chadwell and Richie Farmer, ville; Chris Lofton, Mason County; Dustin Grutza, Mason County; Clay County; Joey Couch and John Pelphrey, Paintsville; Shawn Wes Jones, Mason County; Andre Woodson, North Hardin; Max Evans and Shane Lakes, Madison Central Kuiper, Oldham County; Marques Dawson, Rose Hill Christian; 1988 - Mark Bell, Allan Houston, and Kenneth Martin, Ballard; Scott O.J. Mayo, Rose Hill Christian; Lonnell Dewalt, Warren Central. Boley, LaRue County; Russ Chadwell, Russ Farmer and Richie 2004 - Boris Siakam, Caverna; Brennan Votel, Covington Catholic; Farmer, Clay County; Mitch Cothran, Marshall County; Garry Hill, Matt Nestheide,Covington Catholic; Stephen Muck, Covington Henry Clay; Jack Jennings, Holmes; Andy Penick, Pleasure Ridge Catholic; Chris Lofton, Mason County; Dustin Grutza, Mason Park; Eric Williams, Apollo County; Jarrod Litzinger, Mason County; Terrance Farley, Pleasure 1989 - Michael Allen, Bryan Station; Herb Arnarson, Madisonville; Ridge Park; Tyler Hicks, Scott County; Zach Van Guilder, Scott Michael Burd, Hart County; David Clark, Wayne County; Travis County; Kyle Saxton, Trinity Louisville; Brock Whitney, Warren Central; Lonell Dewalt, Warren Central; Matt Maresca, Warren Ford, Madisonville; Dan Hall, Marshall County; Sean Hammonds, Central; Ryan Anderson, Warren Central. Pleasure Ridge Park; Robert Hammons, Bryan Station; Dax 2005 - Wilbert Reed, Ballard; Andrew Parks, Corbin; Zipp Duncan, Myhand, Marshall County; Jimmy John Owens, Wayne County; Elizabethtown; Aaron Dunaway, Henry Clay; JaJuan Spillman, Andy Penick, Pleasure Ridge Park; Wayne Ricketts, Pleasure Pleasure Ridge Park; Vincent Crutcher, Pleasure Ridge Park; Ridge Park Joshua Mack, University Heights; Nathan Owen, University 1990 - Chris Armstrong, Shelby County; Paul Bingham, Jessamine Heights; Ty Proffi tt, South Laurel; Eric Fields, South Laurel; County; Jermaine Brown, Fairdale; Joey Caldwell, Leslie County; Walt Allen, South Laurel; Bryson Hall, Warren Central; Jeremy Lloyd Collins, Clay County; Shane Crum, George Rogers Clark; Anderson, Warren Central; Troy McFarland, Warren Central. Dante Gay, George Rogers Clark; Anthony Hughes, Cov. Holmes; 2006- Jake Wells, Apollo; Doug Denton, Apollo; Tyler Brown, Apollo; Arlando Johnson, Apollo; Maurice Morris, Fairdale; Corey Pouncy, Zach Sims, Graves County; Randon Cavette, Graves County; Cov. Holmes; Carlos Turner, Fairdale Thomas Coleman, Jeffersontown; Rashad Basey, Jefferson- 1991 - Jody Evans, Bowling Green; Bo Roaden, Corbin; Tracy town; Ceedrick Ware, Jeffersontown; Andrew Mathis, Madison Claxon, Greenup County; Darrin Horn, John Mark Stuart and Central; Mikah Turner, Mason County; Troy Frazier, Pleasure Keith Willard, Tates Creek; Jermaine Brown and Maurice Morris, Ridge Park; Vincent Crutcher, Pleasure Ridge Park; A.J. Slaughter, Fairdale; Lamont Duckett, North Hardin; Todd Houston and Andre Shelby County; Ty Proffi tt, Shelby County. McClendon, Covington Holy Cross; DeJuan Wheat, Ballard. 2007- Nick Fudge, Adair County; Antiquawn Beckham, Ballard; 1992 - Darren Allaway, University Heights; Marty Cline, University Johonne Hamilton, Ballard; David Stanley, Ballard; Preston Heights; Davon Davis, Lex. Catholic, Monty Fraley, Lex. Catholic; Knowles, George Rogers Clark; Jonathan Ferguson, Elliott Bobby Higgs, Owensboro; James Douglas, Owensboro; Demarcus County; Arrez Henderson, Holmes; Greg Rice, Holmes; Matt Doss, Franklin-Simpson; J.J Watters, Pleasure Ridge Park; Walls, Scott County.; Bud Mackey, Scott County.; Cam Hundley, DeJuan Wheat, Ballard; Shannon Hoskins, Clay County; J.J. Scott County.; Trey Smith, South Laurel; Monie Hudson, Warren Hylton, Belfry; Jason Gullett, Pulaski County Central; Jeremy Anderson, Warren Central. 1993 - Michael Douglas, Anthony Epps and Elton Scott, Marion 2008 - Brock Moorman, Owensboro; Landon Slone, Paintsville; County; Darnell Burton, Cameron Mills and Tim Stewart, Paul Josh Whitaker, Hazard; Isaac McClure, Paducah Tilghman; Vee Dunbar; Jeremy Burchfi eld, Shelby County; Danyell Macklin, Sanford, Lexington Catholic; Taylor Stewart, Lexington Catholic; Pleasure Ridge Park; Jason Osborne, Male; Charles Thomas, Tim Sanford, Shelby County; Coty Minnis, Shelby County; Elijah Harlan; Marty Thomas, Ashland Blazer Pittman, Holmes; Ricardo Johnson, Holmes; Arrez Henderson, 1994 - Rashawn Morris and Eric Martin, Fairdale; Brian Franklin, North Holmes; Darius Miller, Mason County; Russ Middleton, Mason County; Ethan King, Mason County. Hardin; Jason Martin and Thomas Jenkins, Allen Central; Louis 2009 - Travis Johnston, Grayson County; Chris Dowe, Eastern; Vee Richardson, Lou. Moore; Joe Harney, Cov. Holy Cross; Frank Lee, Sanford, Lexington Catholic; Elisha Justice, Shelby Valley; Jarrod Boyd Co.; DeWayne and Patrick Saulsberry, Muhlenber North; Polson, West Jessamine; Jonathan Rehner, West Jessamine; Cameron Mills and Travis Byars, Paul Dunbar Timmy Knipp, Elliott County; Ethan Faulkner, Elliott County; 1995 - Patrick Critchelow, Adam Mattingly and Jay Sills, Breckinridge Ridge Wilson, Central; Alex Morrison, Central; Wann Robinson, Co.; Charlie Taylor and Gilwan Nelson, Pleasure Ridge Park; Central; JaMel Riley, Holmes; Elijah Pittman, Holmes; Ricardo Dan Langhi and Jeremy Story, Marshall Co; Billy Ray Fawns, Johnson, Holmes. Montgomery Co.; Charles Thomas, Todd Cox and Casey Lester, 2010 - Troy Halcomb, Warren Central; Anthony Hickey, Christian Harlan; Lamont Barnes, University Heights. County; Thomas Blakemore, Jr., Lou. Butler; Jarrod Polson, 1996 - J.R. VanHoose, Craig Ratliff and Todd Tackett, Paintsville; West Jessamine; Chad Jackson, Scott County; Dakotah Euton, Chris Lynch, Tate Tolbert, Tony Barrow and Kyle Umberger, Scott County; Jordan Gilbert, Mason County; Rheuben Bluford, Ashland Blazer; Adrian Armstead, Henderson County; Warren Mason County; Keisten Jones, Lou. Ballard; Ian Chiles, Lou. Cunningham, Allen Co.-Scottsville; Dennis Johnson, Harrodsburg; Ballard; Tyrell Means, Lou. Ballard; Elisah Justice, Shelby Valley; Casey Lester, Harlan; Michael Richardson, Scott County; Brian Ashley Hatfi eld, Shelby Valley; Taylor Newsome, Shelby Valley. Davenport, Owensboro; Troy Brown, Fairdale; Shawn Fields, Lexington Catholic. 1997 - Jimmy Tackett, Greenup Co.; Rick Jones, Corbin; Rob Ogden, Harrison Co.; Jamie Norsworthy, Graves Co.; Josh McKenzie, J.R. VanHoose and Todd Tackett, Paintsville; Brian Britt and Stephen Anthony, Warren East; Eric Glaser, Jared Lorenzen and Derek Smith, Highlands; Ashley Olinger, Antwan Taylor and Trent Coward, Eastern. 1998 - Tyler Zornes, Boyd County; Antwan Henson, Clay County, Derek Smith and Jared Lorenzen, Highlands; David Graves and Shawn Fields, Lexington Catholic; Josh Graham and Jay Emmons, Fleming County; Jermaine Taylor, Eastern; A. W. Hamilton, Toby Harris and Rick Jones, Scott County; Dominick Taylor Pleasure Ridge Park; Todd Tackett and J.R. VanHoose, Paintsville. 1999 - Mac Wilkinson, Ballard; Brandon Bender, Ballard; Will Partin, Ballard; Rick Jones, Scott Co.; A.W. Hamilton, Scott Co.; Scott Hundley, Scott Co.; Derek Smith, Highlands; Michael Griffi th, Pleasure Ridge Park; Tim Barnes, Henderson Co.; Ervin Miller, Henderson Co.; Kenneal Jenkins, Madison Central; Brett Jones, Paducah Tilghman; George Wilson, Paducah Tilghman; Chris Wilson, Paducah Tilghman; Patrick Sparks, Muhlenberg North. 2000 - Antwain Barbour, Elizabethtown; Matt Heissenbuttel, Lexington Catholic; Scott Hundley, Lexington Catholic; Anthony Johnson, Iroquois; Casey Alsop, Scott Co.; Tommy McKenzie, Johnson Central; Tony Key, Russellville; Will Harris, Lexington Catholic; Larry O’Bannon, Male; Teco Dickerson, Russellville; Michael Morris, Russellville; Nathan Sexton, Elizabethtown; Chris Williams, Elizabethtown; DeShawn Bowman, Iroquois; Patrick Sparks, Muhlenberg North. 2001- Larry O’Bannon, Male; Robert Madison, Lafayette, Teco Dickerson, Russellville; Mike Bush, Male; Quinton Smith, North Hardin; Coric Riggs, Fairdale; Maurice Hampton, Russellville; LaVar Carter, Male; Jeremy Asher, Clay County; Mark Surgalski, Ashland Blazer; Richie Riley, South Laurel; Michael Haney, 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP GAME LINE SCORES

1916 Championship Maysville (27) Antle, Walker 7, McDonald 6, Knight 6, Fitch 4, Lafayette (55) Thompson 8, Filer 11, Denny 10, Lickert 26, Duvall 4 Henderson (37) Spoehr 7, Cottingham 10, FitzHugh 14, Jones 6, Burke 2 Eastern (52) Leathers 6, Brooks 8, Doninger 19, Laurent 12, Gardner 1939 Championship Mardis 7 Somerset (14) Bahan 12, Hines 2, Catchings, Reed, Gooch Brooksville (42) M. Cooper 10, Staton 10, W. Cooper 8, Kalb 6, 1958 Championship 1917 Championship Power 2, Cummins 6 St. Xavier (60) Spatz 13, Showalter, McDonald 4, Monhollen 23, Owensboro (12) Bartlett 8, Williams 4, Snoddy, Burke, Dean Hindman (39) Cornette 6, Sloane 12, Campbell 13, P. Johnson 4, Schnurr 14, Duddy 6 Somerset (9) Hines 4, McDonnel 3, McMillan 2, Catchings, Clark C. Johnson 2, Combs 2 Daviess Co. (49) Rascoe 21, Wells 9, Crosley 8, Allen, Harrell 3, 1918 Championship 1940 Championship Elliott 6 Lexington (16) W. King 10, S. King 4, Fuller 2, J. Smith, S. Smith Hazel Green (35) Gaines 8, H. Combs 5, Smith 5, R. Combs 11, 1959 Championship Somerset (15) McEwen 2, Roberts 4, Clark 9, Lewis, Cooper Browman 6 North Marshall (64) Doyle 18, Latimer 17, Spiceland 8, Powell 7, 1919 Championship Ashland (29) Sloan 3, Eblen 9, Sieweke 2, Berry 2, Hilton 11, Lowe Lampley 14 Lexington (21) Powell 10, B. King 4, D. King 5, Bowerman, Smith 1, Parson 1 Manual (63) Siers 19, Ricketts 2, Smith 12, Glur 12, Milton 8, Somerset (17) McEwen 9, Lewis 4, Flippin 2, Clark 2, Carr 1941 Championship Melear 10 1920 Championship Inez (35) Harmon 10, Taylor 7, Cooper 8, West 6, Kirk 5 1960 Championship Lexington (56) King 20, McFarland 18, Kayse 10, Wallace 6, Powell St. Xavier (27) Bell 5, Nolan 4, Bissmeyer 6, Noe 6, Weis Flaget (65) Finnegan 20, Kalmey 13, Doutaz 4, Deeken 14, McGill 2, Bedford 1942 Championship 6, Weihe 8 Ashland (13) Smith 2, Snyder 2, Henthorne 7, Hammonds 2, Lafayette (44) Moseley 9, Kitchen 18, Hisle 5, Grogan 5, Glass 2, Monticello (56) Morris 4, Peyton 10, Kennedy, D. Frye 24, Montgomery Bruce 1, Yeary 2, Derrickson 2 Pendleton 13, P. Frye 5 1921 Championship Harlan (32) Allen 6, H. Jones 1, W. Jones 16, Morgan 7, Hoskins 1961 Championship Manual (32) Baer 14, Winter 4, King 4, Schiemann, Guigliano 10, 1, H. Jones 1 Ashland (69) Conley 10, Hilton 24, Smith 8, Sergent 16, Cram 10, McClure, Miller 1943 Championship Fairchild 1 Union (17) Lee 3, Franklin 3, Dunbar 9, Blair, Howard 2, Tuggle Hindman (29) Sloane 5, Jones 1, Risner 15, Combs 3, Engle 2, Dunbar (50) Dunbar 3, Rolve 5, Davis 11, Cook 9, Finn 4, Rawlings 1922 Championship Calhoun 3 14, Wilson 4 Lexington (55) McFarland 12, Milward 19, Underwood 10, Tracy 10, St. Xavier (26) Mannell, McIntyre 8, Zoller 7, Fisher 2, Huter 8, 1962 Championship Carey 2, Helm 2 Knopf 1 St. Xavier (62) Cassidy 18, Schmidt 9, Silliman 23, Kupper 9, Frankfort (7) Collins 2, Roemele 1, Fedley, Suppenger, Kagin, 1944 Championship Stamp 3 Gibbons 2, Clark 2 Harlan (40) Eagle 2, Rice 3, Jones 23, Yessin 2, Bradford 7, Webb Ashland (58) Conley 17, Fairchild 3, Johnson 13, McKenzie 16, 1923 Championship 3 Hall 9 Manual (41) Baer 8, Jenkins 16, Ropke 15, VanArsdale, Schiemann Dayton (28) Beatty 3, DeMoss 1, Murray 6, Sparka 11, Finnell 4, 1963 Championship 2 Ritter 1 Seneca (72) Duggins 13, Dalrymple 8, Unseld 8, Redd 27, Hecht Clark Co. (17) Haney 5, Hagan 10, Besuden 2, Mahoney, 1945 Championship 16 Scievener Male (54) Mudd 6, Rhodes 10, Powell 13, Beard 19, Martin 4, Dunbar (66) Green 4, Berry 12, Wilson 21, Smith 12, Washington 1924 Championship Cain 2 17 Lexington (15) Sharp 4, Steele 2, Milward 3, Adams 5, Miller 1 Central City (42) Teague 13, Hicks 8, Mobberly 4, Smith 1, Watkins 1964 Championship Fort Thomas (10) Allphin 3, Stolle 2, Penry 2, Listerman, Neilander 8, Mohon 7, Dukes 1 Seneca (66) Unseld 29, Lyons 11, Trunnell 4, Garrison 16, Pfl ug 3 1946 Championship 2, Kirk 4 1925 Championship Breckinridge Training (68) Allen 10, Fraley 28, Litton, Mayhall 9, Breckinridge Co. (56) Dean 8, Poole 20, Lyons 2, Beard 5, Marshall Manual (44) Jeffries 12, Potter 10, Miller 2, Baer 9, Morguelan 4, Battson 14, Scroggin 5 5, Holloway 16 Petrali 3, Deddens 4 Dawson Springs (36) Harris 12, Simons 5, Audas 8. Cotton 8, 1965 Championship Winchester (10) Temple, Kelley, Phelps 6, Strode, McCord, Royce Claxton 3 Breckinridge Co. (95) Peyton 8, Harrington 12, Beard 30, Gray 24, 2, Caywood 1, Donigan 1 1947 Championship Lyons 12, Monarch 8, Patterson 2 1926 Championship Maysville (54) Cooke 7, Leforge 14, Gilvin 3, Shoemaker 12, Covington Holy Cross (73) Hickey 18, Meyer 24, Bohman 4, Rump St. Xavier (26) Forsee 8, Smith 7, Fitzgerald 7, Hendricks 4, Walker 10, Stergeos 6, Ormes 2 25, Aylor 2 Malone Brewers (50) Owens 4, V. Mathis 12, Wright 7, Thweatt 2, Creason 1966 Championship Danville (13) Shearer 2, Hamilton, Gooch 1, May 10, Woolridge 18, Arnett 2, T. Mathis 2, Cope 3 Shelby Co. (62) Casey 23, Ritter 12, Pickett 7, Busey 13, Miller 7 1927 Championship 1948 Championship Male (57) Woods 19, Gaines 11, Rose 13, Smith 6, Bacon 8 M.M.I. (34) Torok 13, Christian 10, Bryant 2, Kertis 6, Snelling 3 Brewers (55) V. Mathis 6, Cope 13, Owens 7, Creason 19, Thweatt 1967 Championship London (25) Wickersbarn 4, Green 3, Schell 4, Baldwin 4, Cain 10 10 Earlington (54) Sharp 16, Hopson 7, Hicks 8, Martin 20, Johnson 3 1928 Championship Maysville (48) Shoemaker 7, Cooke 10, Gilvin 8, Ormes 6, Covington Catholic (53) Kreimberg 4, Fritz 18, Schlaemer 8, Noll Ashland (13) Strother 7, Darby 2, Barney 2, Phipps, Johnson 2 Stergeos 7, Whalen 8, Tolle 2 11, Cooper 6, Overman 6 Carr Creek (11) Stamper 5, Madden 2, B. Adams, Hale 3, G. 1949 Championship 1968 Championship Adams 1 Owensboro (65) Cook 5, Weller 13, Hagan 41, Miller, Bristow 4, Glasgow (77) Bailey 21, Bransford 9, Dunn 33, Ward 10, Francis 4 1929 Championship Peacock 2 Seneca (68) Simpson 23, Mitchell 8, Lawhon 18, Heath (21) Davis 6, McElya 2, Bagwell 9, Miller 2, Craig 2 Lafayette (47) Mulcahy 15, Florence 5, Adams 4, Weiland 5, Bishop 16, Crawford 2 Corinth (16) F. Lawrence 3, D. Lawrence 2, H. Oder 2, Rodgers 9, Hutchens 18 1969 Championship W. Oder 1950 Championship Central (101) King 44, Starnes 24, Tillman 16, Petty 4, Drydon 12, 1930 Championship Lafayette (55) Mulcahy 10, Weiland 7, Adams 6, Hutchens 17, Epps 1 Corinth (22) Rogers 4, Jones 7, Oder 2, D. Lawrence 5, L. Hadden 15 Ohio Co. (72) Parker 9, Snodgrass 6, White 4, Taylor 12, Raymond Lawrence 4 Clark Co. (51) Wells 14, Pelfrey 17, Snowden 13, Rogers 3, L. 27, Shepler 5, Hazelrigg 7, Henderson 2 Kavanaugh (20) Bartlett 6, Borries 7, J. Houchen 4, P Houchen 4, Puckett 4 1970 Championship Hawthorne 1951 Championship Male (70) Bunton 16, Haralson 15, Huskey 14, Gordon 21, Snow 4 1931 Championship Clark Co. (69) Pelfrey 5, Puckett 17, Snowden 23, Shearer 2, Richmond Madison (69) Brooks 32, Curry 2, Harris 14, Douglas 14, Manual (34) Judy 11, Bertelson 6, Morguelan 4, Ellington 8, Haggard 12, Godby 5, Thornsberry 6 Freeman 7, Parks 1 Skeeters 6 Cuba (44) Webb 4, McClure 8, Floyd 9, Jones 1, Warren 2, 1971 Championship Tolu (23) M. Hardin 16, Phillips, Griffi th 2, H. Hardin 5, Watson Crittenden 20 Male (83) Haralson 16, Huskey 10, Gordon 29, Shackelford 19, 1932 Championship 1952 Championship Cox 2, Duncan 2 Hazard (15) Napier 6, Lykins 1, Moore 5, Thorpe, M. Combs 2, Cuba (58) McClure, Pollock 4, Webb 13, Floyd 20, Crittenden 12, Anderson Co. (66) Hawkins 6, Ruggles 26, Green 10, Moore 4, Combs 1 Warren 9 Conner 20 Male (13) Iler, Hagan 6, Benson 2, Roberts, Goforth 3, Overley 1, Manual (52) Roessler 2, Moffert 17, Jones 2, Grawemeyer 19, 1972 Championship Davis 1 Skeeters 4, Franklin 8 Owensboro (71) Webster 4, Maddox 9, Thurston 25, Higgs 28, 1933 Championship 1953 Championship Tyler 5 Ashland (33) Riffe 10, Price 2, O’Mara 5, Rice 8, Craig 7 Lafayette (84) Shively 3, Peck 5, Plunkett 13, Shuck 6, Florence 16, Elizabethtown (63) Thomas 18, Applegate 3, French 8, Drepin, Horse Cave (25) R. Dorsey 8, H. Dorsey, Ross 7, Mansfi eld 7, Stipp 9, Hatton 15, Walton 6, Newton 6, Hacker 5 Haire 10, Rawlings 24 Miller 3 Paducah Tilghman (53) Karr 23, Knarr 2, Burnett 3, Austin, 1973 Championship 1934 Championship Vahlkamp 7, Clark 2, McIntosh 15, Gates 1 Shawnee (81) Dunlap 8, Lyles 5, McCray 12, Daniel 30, Golden 26 Ashland (26) Keeton, Kiser 8, O’Mara 2, Craig 4, Rice 12 1954 Championship Male (68) Bentley 20, Cox 16, Bunton 20, Bibb 2, Grimes 6, Griffi th Danville (13) Carson 7, Cotton 2, Alexander 2, Cundiff 2, Love Inez (63) Moore 4, Fannin 9, Cassady 18, Triplett 25, Williamson 3, 2 1935 Championship Blankenship 4 1974 Championship St. Xavier (32) Reverman 11, Lally 2, Blandford 2, Filburn 6, Newport (55) Ratliff 9, Rawe 2, Huffman 15, Redmond 21, Derrick, Central (59) Hampton 8, Crook 6, Miller 4, Yarbrough 22, Thomas McGruder 11 Walz 8 18, Rudolph 1 Newport (18) Sullivan 7, Wagner 1, Yeager 5, Howe 2, Ford 3 1955 Championship Male (54) Turner 7, Moorman 4, Adams 14, Griffi th 6, Mack 4, 1936 Championship Hazard (74) Stidham 9, Burklow 2, Ward 14, Copeland, Cox 32, Bibb 19 Corbin (24) S. Cluggish 5, Asher 2, M. Cluggish 9, Sampson 2, Gabbard 11, Filtner 6 1975 Championship Ellison 6 Adair Co. (66) Shearer 29, Baker, Pendleton 4, Rowe 6, Cheatham Male (74) Griffi th 12, Turner 19, Anderson 5, Mack 4, Jones 16, Nebo (18) Jones 7, Corbin, Bryant 4, Peyton 4, Wilson 2 6, Randall 19, Conover 2 Everette 2, Yarbrough 2, Cunningham 4, Garner 2, Hendrick 8 1937 Championship 1956 Championship Henry Clay (59) Jenkins 10, Moore 4, Leach 12, Elliott 6, Evans 14, Midway (30) Portwood 13, Penn 8, Thomas 2, Jefferson 6, Carr Creek (72) Couch 17, Amburgy 12, Shepherd 17, Calhoun 6, Shelby 2, Williams 2, Thomas 6, Wilkinson 2 Sanderson 1 Maggard 20 1976 Championship Inez (22) Kirk 7, Whited 3, Ward 7, Allen 4, Williamson 1 Henderson (68) Benson 18, Schuette 4, Pinson 18, Eakins 20, Edmonson Co. (74) Goad 11, Doyle 1, Hennion 25, Rich 20, Bethel 1938 Championship Shelton 8 6, Clemmons 10, Davis 1 Sharpe (36) Jessup 10, Culp 17, King 3, Brooks 2, Harper 1957 Championship Christian Co. (52) Reese 24, Parker 10, Bussell, Walton 13, 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT McCombs 2, Hart 2 1996 Championship 1977 Championship Ashland Blazer (53) Lynch 17, Barrow 7, Umberger 6, Strader 4, Ballard (68) Raker 7, Lamp 43, Miller 2, Eaves 7, Jeffries 9 Tolbert 7, Curtis 5, Coffey 7, Estep, Blakey, Daniels, Jackson, Valley (59) Harris 10, Agee 15, Decker 13, Dowden 14, Page 7 Damron, Lewis, Johnson, Piatt. 1978 Championship Paintsville (71) McKenzie 17, C. Ratliff 30, VanHoose 9, M. Ratliff Shelby Co. (68) Beckley 18, Way 5, Hurt 16, George 21, Murphy 8 8, Tackett 7, Short, Adams, Addington, Grim, Conley, Greiner, Covington Holmes (66) Schloemer 25, Winzie 16, Malik 4, Beal 11, Pack, Kretzer, Watkins, Burchett. Moeves 10 1997 Championship 1979 Championship Eastern (71) A. Taylor 18, Olinger 15, T. Coward 8, R. Taylor 6, Lafayette (62) Stakelin, Rose 11, Wilson 13, Johnson 24, D. J. Taylor 15, J. Coward 4, Wiley 5, Morris, Jerks, Calhoun, R. Minniefi eld 8, K. Minniefi eld 6 Taylor, Reetz. Christian Co. (52) Hart 12, Owen 2, Nance 12, Young 6, Barnett 4, Highlands (59) D. Schulkers 8, Lorenzen 8, Glaser 24, Smith Davis 12, Morehead 2, 14, Stegman, Herald 2, Bischoff, Braack 3, Dan Schulkers, Jordan 2 Shadwell, Winkler, Leftin, Spears. 1980 Championship 1998 Championship Owensboro (57) Higgs 27, Drake 4, Griffi th 14, Thompson 4, James Scott County (89) Scaravilli 5, T. Harris 10, McIntyre 7, Jones 34, 2, Riley 6 Hamilton 15, Wallace 8, Alsop 10, Chisley, B. Harris, Oser, Doss (56) Chambers 6, Duncan 14, Watkins 14, Akin 6, Fallon 4, Cantrell. Katzman 12 Paintsville (78) Greiner 4, M. Grim 2, VanHoose 36, Tackett 19, 1981 Championship Howard 7, Conley 6, Scott, M. Grim 2, Pack, Burchett, Trimble, Simon Kenton (70) McKinley 17, Meier 16, Dixon 18, Ponzer 13, Blackburn. Mullins 6 1999 Championship Mason Co. (63) Jackson 13, Middleton 20, Orme 12, Jackson 6, Ballard (71) Partin 16, Graeter, Bender 19, Knight 13, Wilkinson 4, Feldhaus 11, Crawford 1 Chiles 12, Norton 5, Neuner, Reuther, Bryant 2, McGill, Sartin, 1982 Championship Colpo, McDonald, O’Neill. Laurel Co. (53) Karr 16, P. Andrews 18, Bruner 4, Maxey 8, Bowling Scott County (47) Hamilton 8, Hundley 13, Harris 2, Jones 7, 5, C. Andrews, Hatcher Wallace 2, Alsop 6, Austin 4, Chisley, Cantrell, Brown 3, Oser, North Hardin (51) Valentine 14, Barker 4, Burrows 21, Watts 8, Reed, Christman, Scalf, Miligan 2. Allen 4, Spillman, Byrd 2000 Championship 1983 Championship Elizabethtown (79) Johnston 11, WIlliams 25, Pedigo 3, Barbour Henry Clay (35) Bates 9, Warfi eld 4, Miller 14, Blandon 8, Moment, 31, Sexton 9. Willis, Thompson Lexington Catholic (69) Wolford 2, Wellman 5, Heissenbuttel 25, Carlisle Co. (33) York 4, Hall 12, J. Tyler 2, Henley 8, Rambo 2, Hewitt 5, Harris 20, B. Wilson 2, M. Tyler 4 2001 Championship 1984 Championship Lafayette (54) Gentry 9, Floyd 4, Madison 23, Roberts 8, Hazard Logan Co. (83) Mason 15, Dawson 7, F. Tisdale 29, Viers 4, Jones 5, Cotton, Riley 5, Faulkner, Bauman, Everman, Grantlin, Smith, 20, Parker, J. Tisdale 4, Mallory, Thomason, Barker 4, Hines Hall, Barron, Dialls. Bourbon Co. (70) Mogge 11, Fryman 15, Thomas 11, Royce 10, Male (49) Mathies 9, Burks 7, O’Bannon 13, Bush 8, Carter 10, Graves 21, Talbott, Tipton, Bramble, Allen, Menke 2 Haury 2, Powell, Todd, Cathey, McKinney, Shumate, Ballard, 1985 Championship Ford, Green. Hopkinsville (65) W. Quarles 10, Binkley 4, Doerner 2, Ware 16, J. 2002 Championship Quarles 18, Peachers 13, Calvert 2 Lexington Catholic (83) Smith 4, Marones, Cooke, D. Morton, Clay Co. (56) Pennington 19, Smith 14, Asher 17, Farmer 14, Graham 19, Green 24, Hillenmeyer, R. Morton 13, H. Morton 12, Hoskins, Jackson Balthrop 2, Postel 5, Rompf 2, Server 2, Lawrence. 1986 Championship Paducah Tilghman (53) Davis, Gibson, C. Hamilton 3, Wagner Pulaski Co. (47) Hanson 17, Stringer 8, Hardy 2, Fraley 16, Pierce 6, Perry 6, B. Hamilton 16, Craft, Bohle, Clarke 2, Cooper, Hill 4, Edwards 20, Biles. Pleasure Ridge Park (45) Porter 18, Jarrett 8, Jointer 3, Wilcox 12, 2003 Championship Beamus 1, Coward, Woods 2 Mason County (86) Lofton 39, White, Vice 8, Tibbs 9, Gilbert 4, 1987 Championship Jones 7, Myrick 8, Murray, Grutza 11, Litzinger, Hopper. Clay Co. (76) Jackson 6, Chadwell 19, Russell Farmer 14, Richie Ballard (65) Puzey, Phelps, Booker 7, Rhodes, Gulley 7, Lee 6, Farmer 27, Rawlings 10 Heaton, Baines 9, Calhoun, Whitaker 8, Hedges 15, Reeves 1, Ballard (73) Taylor 8, Martin 16, Risenberg, Bell 15, Houston 24, Grimes 12, Willis, Taylor. Trowell 2, Lacey 4, McDuffi e 4 2004 Championship 1988 Championship Warren Central (66) J. Anderson, R. Anderson 9, McFarland 13, Ballard (88) Eric McDuffi e 4, Martin 24, Gathright 6, Bell 23, Britt, Whitney 24, Dewalt 5, Maresca 14, Smith 1. Houston 23, Charles McDuffi e 8 Mason County (56) Harrison, Lofton 26, Crawford, Schumacher, Clay Co. (79) Jackson 2, Chadwell 19, Russell Farmer 7, Richie Stahl, Tibbs, Pfeffer 3, Miller 5, Turner, Grutza 6, Litzinger 16, Farmer 51 Pawsat. 1989 Championship 2005 Championship Wayne Co. (73) Owens 20, Duncan 9, Weaver 10, Clark 6, Green Warren Central (59) Hall 9, Britt 5, Hudson 2, Anderson 18, 28 McFarland 13, Hood 9, Smith 3 Pleasure Ridge Park (75) Johnson 10, Hammonds 20, Webster 12, South Laurel (72) Proffi tt 13, Perkins 5, Fields 15, Hammonds 9, Penick 13, Ricketts 13, Spaulding 2, Pfaadt 5 Allen 30 1990 Championship 2006 Championship Lou. Fairdale (77) Brown 11, Morris 26, Jenkins 18, Turner 6, Jeffersontown (61) McIntosh 2, Ware 19, Hardin 1, Coleman 20, Wheat 12, Scroggins 4 Basey 10, Rice 4, Easley 5 Cov. Holmes (73) Katinic 8, Marshall 11, Eilers 21, Hughes 3, Apollo (48) Wells 6, Johnson 2, Denton 10, McMichael 3, Brown 22, Pouncy 20, L. Hayes 3, J. Hayes 2, Brown 3, Campbell 2 Duvall 2, Sims 3 1991 Championship 2007 Championship Lou. Fairdale (67) Brown 10, Morris 12, Comstock 10, Thompson 7, Scott Co. (56) Walls 12, Portwood 3, Mackey 22, Hundley 9, Turner 18, Bishop 8, Kelso 2 Warren 4, Phares 2, Lee 4 Lex. Tates Creek (63) Horn 23, Stuart 20, Henderson 10, Willard Ballard (50) Cox 3, Beckham 2, Hamilton 13, Gholson 10, Pryor 2, 10, Boone 8, Burchett 2. Crook 6, Chiles 3, Stanley 8, Gardner 3 1992 Championship 2008 Championship University Heights (59) Flynn 5, Coburn 6, Allaway 8, Cline 26, Mason Co. (57) - Miller 24, Middleton 13, Downing 10, Setty 6, Quarles 1, Buckner 9, Duiquid 4 Hamm 2, King 2 Lex. Catholic (57) Davis 18, Morton 3, Fraley 12, Hester 3, Martin 15, Holmes (48) - Henderson 18, Johnson 15, Pittman 12, Avery 3 Thompson 2, Routt 2, Deters 2. 2009 Championship 1993 Championship Holmes (67) - Pittman 14, J. Johnson 13, D. Johnson 13, Housley Marion Co. (85) Crume 4, Scott 24, O’Daniel, Douglas 20, Epps 14, 8, Rice 7, R. Johnson 6, Riley 6 English 19, Biggers 4 Central (63) - Wilson 18, Morrison 15, Robinson 9, Patterson 9, Lex. Paul Dunbar (77) Mills 15, Burton 16, Byars 6, Stewart 14, Brown 7, Williams 5. Travis 13, Horn 8, Huguely 2, Mayfi eld 1, Alcorn 2 2010 Championship 1994 Championship Shelby Valley (73)- Hatfi eld 21, Taylor Newsome 17, Tyler Lou. Fairdale (59) T. Wales 14, Strawter 2, Morris 13, Martin 14, Newsome 2, Justice 17, Varney 13, Ramey 3. Jones 8, James 8 Ballard (61)- Jones 17, Means 15, Chiles 23, Parker 5, Hardin 1. Lex. Paul Dunbar (56) Travis 13, Jones 5, Byars 8, Baker 7, Mills 13, Huguely 10, 1995 Championship Breckinridge Co. (70) Whitworth 6, Sills 19, A. Mattingly 19, Payne 7, Critchelow 15, Williams 4, M. Mattingly, Calisi Pleasure Ridge Park (63) Nelson 20, Hoover 7, Lockhart 4, C. Taylor 13, D. Taylor 1, Ivory 5, Mims 2, Bedford 3, Fey 3, McGovern 5. 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ALL-TIME REGIONAL CHAMPIONS Year Region1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4 Region 5 Region 6 Region 7 Region 8 1922 Paducah Tilghman Henderson Barret Adairville Owensboro Shepherdsville Columbia Frankfort 1923 Heath Henderson Barret Ogden Coll. Acad. Owensboro Louisville Manual Columbia Frankfort Lexington 1924 Paducah Tilghman Henderson Barret Smith’s Grove Owensboro Memorial Russell Creek Acad. Frankfort Lexington 1925 Almo Henderson Barret Bowling Green Owensboro Horse Cave Campbellsville College Frankfort Lexington 1926 Lynn Grove a-Owensboro Bowling Green Owensboro Horse Cave Columbia Frankfort Henry Clay 1927 a-LaCenter b-Memorial a-Louisville Manual a-Covington a-London a-Ashland b-Wickliffe a-Henderson Barret b-Marrowbone b-Newton b-MMI b-Minerva 1928 a-Heath b-Corydon a-Central City a-Louisville St. Xavier a-Danville a-Covington a-Middlesboro a-Ashland b-Wickliffe a-Henderson Barret b-Woodburn b-LaGrange b-Lawrenceburg b-Walton b-Carr Creek b-Minerva 1929 a-Heath b-Corydon a-Central City a-Louisville St. Xavier a-Columbia a-Henry Clay a-Hazard a-Ashland b-Almo a-Cloverport b-Woodburn b-Eminence b-Stearns b-Corinth b-Red House b-BetsyLayne 1930 a-Pad. Tilghman b-Sacramento a-Central City a-Louisville Manual a-Kavamaugh a-Henry Clay a-Hazard a-Mt. Sterling b-Tolu a-Owensboro b-Woodburn b-Clarkson b-Moreland b-Corinth b-Carr Creek b-Betsy Layne 1931 a-Heath b-Blackford a-Central City a-Louisville Manual a-Kavanaugh a-Covington a-Benham a-Ashland b-Tolu Lowes b-Olmstead b-Lebanon Junction b-Woodford b-Lexington Univ. b-Carr Creek b-Betsy Layne 1932 b-Birmingham b-Clear Springs b-Corydon Central City Tompkinsville Louisville Male Dry Ridge Bardstown 1933 Heath Bardwell Henderson Barret b-Guthrie Tompkinsville Louisville Male b-Corinth Horse Cave 1934 Calvert City Kirksey Sacramento Central City Tompkinsville Louisville Manual Corinth Horse Cave 1935 Calvert City Nebo Dixon Central City Tompkinsville Louisville St. Xavier Campbellsburg Bardstown 1936 Kirksey Shady Grove Henderson Barret Hartford College High Louisville Manual LaGrange Munfordville 1937 Pilot Oak Madisonville Corydon McHenry College High Horse Cave Louisville St. Xavier Carrollton 1938 Sharpe Madisonville Corydon Central City Lewisburg Horse Cave Louisville St. Xavier Carrollton 1939 Paducah Tilghman Kuttawa Morganfi eld McHenry Olmstead Horse Cave Louisville St. Xavier Eminence 1940 Reidland Hardin Morganfi eld Hughes-Kirk Cave City Bardstown St. Joseph Louisville St. Xavier Anchorage 1941 Clinton Sharpe Hardinsburg Hartford Bowling Green Rineyville Louisville St. Xavier Valley 1942 New Concord Crofton Daviess Co. Hartford Franklin Rineyville Louisville St. Xavier Fairdale 1943 Benton Dawson Springs Daviess Co. Hartford Bowling Green Howe Valley Louisville St. Xavier Valley 1944 Brewers Dawson Springs Daviess Co. McHenry Bowling Green Rineyville Louisville Male Valley 1945 Paducah Tilghman Dawson Springs Providence Central City Bowling Green Rineyville Louisville Male Valley 1946 Brewers Dawson Springs Owensboro Drakesboro B. Green College Ft. Knox Louisville Male Valley 1947 Brewers Madisonville Owensboro Central City Bowling Green Magnolia Louisville Male Valley 1948 Brewers Madisonville Owensboro Hughes-Kirk Scottsville Ft. Knox Louisville Male Shelbyville 1949 Paducah Tilghman Dawson Springs Owensboro Hughes-Kirk Glasgow Bardstown Louisville St. Xavier Eminence 1950 Paducah Tilghman Lyon Co. Owensboro Central City Tompkinsville Campbellsville Louisville Male Fairdale 1951 Cuba Madisonville Owensboro Hughes-Kirk Auburn Caverna Louisville Manual Shelbyville 1952 Cuba Madisonville Daviess Co. Breckinridge Co. B. Green College Vine Grove Louisville Manual Bagdad 1953 Paducah Tilghman Fredonia Owensboro Breckinridge Co. Allen Co. Caverna Louisville Flaget Shelbyville 1954 Bardwell Dawson Springs Dixon Central City Allen Co. Adair Co. Louisville Male Oldham County 1955 Mayfi eld Earlington Henderson Barret Central City Glasgow Adair Co. Louisville St. Xavier Shelbyville 1956 Mayfi eld South Hopkins Henderson City Central City Allen Co. Glendale Valley Shelbyville 1957 Fulton South Hopkins Daviess Co. Hartford Tompkinsville Hart Memorial Louisville Eastern Grant County 1958 Benton Livingston Central Daviess Co. Beaver Dam B.G. High Street Hodgenville Louisville St. Xavier Shelbyville 1959 North Marshall Hop. Crispus Attucks Sacramento Central City B.G. High Street LaRue Co. Louisville Manual Gallatin County 1960 Symsonia Christian Co. Owensboro Beaver Dam Clinton Co. LaRue Co. Louisville Flaget Lincoln Institute 1961 North Marshall Earlington Henderson Co. Beaver Dam Glasgow Bunche Elizabethtown Catholic Louisville Seneca Shelby County 1962 Fulton Princeton Dotson Owensboro Caneyville Allen Co. Bloomfi eld Louisville St. Xavier Henry County 1963 Paducah Tilghman Caldwell Co. Owensboro Hancock Co. Allen Co. Taylor Co. Louisville Seneca Oldham County 1964 Mayfi eld Madisonville Ros- Providence Breckinridge Co. Allen County-Scotts. East Hardin Louisville Seneca Oldham County 1965 North Marshall enwald Owensboro Breckinridge Co. Glasgow Elizabethtown Catholic Louisville Central Shelby County 1966 Carlise County Earlington Central City Glasgow Campbellsville Louisville Jefferson Louisville Male Shelby County 1967 Paducah Tilghman Earlington Owensboro Allen Co. ElizabethtownCatholic Louisville Central Louisville Atherton Shelbyville 1968 Paducah Tilghman Christian County Caneyville Glasgow Elizabethtown Catholic Louisville Jefferson Louisville Seneca Shelby County 1969 Paducah Tilghman Hopkinsville Ohio County Franklin-Simpson Bardstown Louisville Central Louisville St. Xavier Shelby County 1970 Paducah Tilghman Trigg Co. Owensboro Allen Co. Hart County Pleasure Ridge Park Louisville Male Shelby County 1971 Carlisle County Christian County Owensboro Franklin-Simpson Bardstown Louisville Central Louisville Male Anderson County 1972 Paducah Tilghman Christian County Owensboro Warren East Elizabethtown Louisville Central Louisville Manual Caroll County 1973 Hickman County Madisonville Owensboro Bowling Green Campbellsville Louisville Shawnee Louisville Male Bullitt Central 1974 Murray Madisonville Owensboro Warren East Taylor County Louisville Central Louisville Male Anderson County 1975 Carlise Co. Christian County Owensboro Warren East Elizabethtown Louisville Central Louisville Male Shelbyville 1976 Paducah Tilghman Christian County Owensboro Apollo Edmonson Co. Green County Louisville Shawnee Louisville Ballard Shelby County 1977 Murray Union County Owensboro Glasgow Taylor County Valley Louisville Ballard Shelby County 1978 Mayfi eld Christian County Owensboro Apollo Bowling Green Elizabethtown Louisville Central Ahrens Trade School Shelby County 1979 Mayfi eld Christian County Owensboro Warren East Caverna Louisville DeSales Louisville Westport Grant County 1980 Paducah Tilghman Union County Owensboro Franklin-Simpson Taylor County Louisville Doss Louisville Moore Oldham County 1981 Mayfi eld Todd Co. Central Owensboro Allen Co. North Hardin Louisville Butler Louisville Moore Shelby County 1982 Paducah Tilghman Madisonville Owensboro Warren Central North Hardin Valley Jeffersontown Shelby County 1983 Carlisle County Christian County Owensboro Warren Central Taylor County Fairdale Louisville Ballard Scott County 1984 Marshall County Madisonville Owensboro Logan Co. Meade County Louisville Doss Louisville Ballard Scott County 1985 Murray Hopkinsville Owensboro Apollo Metcalfe Co. Washington County Louisville Doss Louisville Eastern Oldham County 1986 Paducah Tilghman Hopkinsville Owensboro Warren East Elizabethtown Pleasure R. Park Louisville Eastern Oldham County 1987 Marshall County Madisonville Owensboro Warren Central LaRue County Louisville Doss Louisville Ballard Oldham County 1988 Marshall County Madisonville Owensboro Appllo Warren East LaRue County Pleasure Ridge Park Louisville Ballard Oldham County 1989 Marshall County Madisonville Central City Warren East Hart County Pleasure Ridge Park Jeffersontown Oldham County 1990 Paducah Tilghman Henderson County Owensboro Apollo Bowling Green North Hardin Fairdale Louisville Male Shelby County 1991 Paducah Tilghman Christian County Ohio County Bowling Green North Hardin Fairdale Louisville Ballard Scott County 1992 Mayfi eld University Heights Owensboro Franklin-Simpson Marion County Pleasure Ridge Park Louisville Ballard Scott County 1993 Graves County Christian County Grayson County Warren Central Marion County Pleasure Ridge Park Louisville Male Shelby County 1994 Graves County University Heights Muhlenberg North Warren East North Hardin Fairdale Louisville Moore Shelby County 1995 Marshall County University Heights Breckinridge County Greenwood Adair County Pleasure Ridge Park Louisville St. Xavier Scott County 1996 PaducahTilghman Henderson County Owensboro Allen Co.-Scotts. North Hardin Fairdale Louisville Ballard Scott County 1997 Graves County Trigg County Owensboro Apollo Warren East Marion County Louisville Butler Louisville Eastern Anderson County 1998 Graves County Union County Muhlenberg North Russellville North Hardin Pleasure Ridge Park Louisville Eastern Scott County 1999 Paducah Tilghman Henderson County Muhlenberg North Barren County North Hardin Pleasure Ridge Park Louisville Ballard Scott County 2000 Graves County Hopkins Co. Central Muhlenberg North Russellville Elizabethtown Louisville Iroquois Louisville Male Scott County 2001 Carlisle County Madisonville-NH Grayson County Russellville North Hardin Fairdale Louisville Male Oldham County 2002 Paducah Tilghman Christian County Owensboro Warren Central North Hardin Louisville Butler Louisville Male Oldham County 2003 Calloway County Hopkinsville Daviess County Warren Central North Hardin Louisville Iroquois Louisville Ballard Oldham County 2004 Carlisle County University Heights Apollo Warren Central Caverna Pleasure Ridge Park Louisville Trinity Scott County 2005 Lone Oak University Heights Ohio County Warren Central Elizabethtown Pleasure Ridge Park Louisville Ballard Bullitt East 2006 Graves County Christian County Apollo Warren Central John Hardin Pleasure Ridge Park Jeffersontown Shelby County 2007 Paducah Tilghman Christian County Owensboro Warren Central Adair County Fairdale Louisville Ballard Oldham County 2008 Paducah Tilghman University Heights Owensboro Greenwood Bardstown Louisville Central Jeffersontown Shelby County 2009 Graves County Christian County Grayson County Bowling Green Adair County Louisville Central Louisville Eastern Anderson County 2010 Paducah Tilghman Christian County Muhlenberg County Warren Central North Hardin Louisville Butler Louisville Ballard Shelby County 2011 Marshall County Christian County Daviess County Warren Central Bardstown Bullitt East Louisville Eastern Oldham County

2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ALL-TIME REGIONAL CHAMPIONS Year Region 9 Region 10 Region 11 Region 12 Region 13 Region 14 Region 15 Region 16 1922 Lexington Carrollton Flemingsburg Winchester Monticello Union Pikeville 1923 LaGrange Highlands Flemingsburg Clark County Somerset Sue Bennett Mem. Hazard Baptist Cattletsburg 1924 Carrolton Ft. Thomas Brooksville Winchester Monticello London Pikeville Ashland 1925 Carrolton Newport Brooksville Winchester Monticello London Pikeville Ashland 1926 Carrolton Covington Augusta Winchester Danville Harlan Pikeville Ashland 1927

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Sterling 1944 Dayton Brooksville Madison High London Harlan Hindman Elkhorn City Olive Hill 1945 Covington Maysville Madison High Danville Harlan Vicco Elkhorn City Clark County 1946 Campbell County Maysville Lawrenceburg McCreary County Williamsburg Vicco Inez Breckinridge Train. 1947 Dixie Heights Maysville Madison High Hazel Green Corbin Hazard Wayland Clark County 1948 Covington Holmes Maysville Irvine London Corbin Carr Creek Garrett Clark County 1949 Bellevue Paris Lafayette Somerset Corbin Hazard Pikeville Clark County 1950 Newport Maysville Lafayette Bush Corbin Hindman Pikeville Clark County 1951 Covington Holmes Paris Lexington University Danville Corbin Whitesburg Wayland Clark County 1952 Newport Millersburg M. Inst. Henry Clay Somerset Corbin Hindman Pikeville Clark County 1953 Newport Catholic Georgetown Lafayette Mt. Vernon Clay County Hazard Pikeville Ashland 1954 Newport Bourbon Vocational Lafayette Danville Clay County Dilce Combs Inez Ashland 1955 Newport Bracken County Berea Somerset Clay County Hazard Pikeville Olive Hill 1956 Boone Co. Maysville Lafayette Monticello Bell County Carr Creek Wayland Olive Hill 1957 Dixie Heights Nicholas County Lafayette Russell County Clay County Hazard Pikeville Clark County 1958 Covington Grant Cynthiana Dunbar Monticello Clay County Hazard Meade Memorial Clark County 1959 Covington Grant Maysville Dunbar Monticello Clay County Breathitt County Pikeville Olive Hill 1960 Campbell Co. Maysville Harrodsburg Monticello Bell County Breathitt County Meade Memorial Ashland 1961 Covington Grant Harrison County Dunbar Lily Lone Jack Breathitt County Wheelwright Ashland 1962 Newport Harrison County Henry Clay Somerset Lone Jack Breathitt County Virgie Ashland 1963 Newport Catholic Maysville Dunbar Somerset Clay County Breathitt County Garrett Breckinridge Train. 1964 Covington Grant Bourbon County Dunbar McCreary Central Harlan Hazard Wayland Clark County 1965 Covington Holy Cross Pendleton County Dunbar Hazel Green Knox Central Hazard Martin Clark County 1966 Newport Catholic Harrison County Lexington Catholic Hazel Green Knox Central Hazard McDowell Ashland Blazer 1967 Covington Catholic Harrison County Franklin County Monticello Harlan Breathitt County Maytown Russell 1968 Covington Catholic George R. Clark Henry Clay Danville Clay County Lee County Meade Memorial Russell 1969 Covington Catholic George R. Clark Madison High Monticello Harlan Hazard Maytown Ashland Blazer 1970 Covington Catholic Paris Madison High Hazel Green Knox Central Breathitt County Wheelwright Ashland Blazer 1971 Covington Catholic Pendleton County Lafayette Laurel County Middlesboro M.C. Napier McDowell Ashland Blazer 1972 Covington Holy Cross Maysville Bryan Station Laurel County Brodhead Breathitt County Johnson Central Russell 1973 Newport Catholic Maysville Henry Clay Danville Clay County Lee County McDowell Boyd County 1974 Newport Catholic Fleming County Bryan Station Monticello Clay County Powell County Pikeville Greenup County 1975 Newport Catholic Bath County Henry Clay Lincoln County Clay County Knott County Central Johnson Central Fairview 1976 Covington Holmes Harrison County Henry Clay McCreary Central Clay County Hazard Betsy Layne Ashland Blazer 1977 Covington Holmes Bath County Lexington Catholic Laurel County Bell County M.C. Napier Virgie Ashland Blazer 1978 Covington Holmes Maysville Henry Clay Somerset Clay County Knott County Central Virgie Ashland Blazer 1979 Highlands Harrison County Lafayette Pulaski County Clay County Hazard Virgie Ashland Blazer 1980 Covington Holmes Bourbon County Franklin County Lincoln County Bell County Knott County Central Betsy Layne Ashland Blazer 1981 Simon Kenton Mason County Bryan Station Laurel County Clay County Knott County Central Virgie Boyd County 1982 Highlands Mason County Bryan Station Laurel County Middlesboro M.C. Napier Virgie Boyd County 1983 Highlands George R. Clark Henry Clay McCreary Central Middlesboro Breathitt County Sheldon Clark Greenup County 1984 Newport Catholic Bourbon County Henry Clay Pulaski County Clay County M.C. Napier Johnson Central Boyd County 1985 Boone County Mason County Lexington Catholic Somerset Clay County Breathitt County Paintsville Greenup County 1986 Highlands George R. Clark Woodford County Pulaski County Clay County Hazard Paintsville East Carter 1987 Highlands Mason County Madison Central Monticello Clay County Hazard Paintsville Rowan County 1988 Covington Holmes Maysville Henry Clay Laurel County Clay County Buckhorn Phelps Rowan County 1989 Covington Scott George R. Clark Bryan Station Wayne County Clay County Buckhorn Prestonsburg Rowan County 1990 Covington Holmes George R. Clark Jessamine County Danville Clay County Leslie County Belfry Boyd County 1991 Covington Holy Cross Harrison County Tates Creek Laurel County Corbin Knott County Central Belfry Greenup County 1992 Covington Catholic Mason County Lexington Catholic Pulaski County Clay County Knott County Central Belfry Ashland Blazer 1993 Conner Mason County Paul Dunbar Casey County Harlan Knott County Central Elkhorn City Ashland Blazer 1994 Covington Holy Cross Mason County Paul Dunbar Wayne County Clay County M.C. Napier Allen Central Boyd County 1995 Simon Kenton Montgomery County Franklin County Wayne County Harlan M.C. Napier Paintsville Boyd County 1996 Boone County Harrison County Lexington Catholic Harrodsburg Harlan Breathitt County Paintsville Ashland Blazer 1997 Highlands Harrison County Paul Dunbar Wayne County Corbin Perry County Central Paintsville Greenup County 1998 Highlands Fleming County Lexington Catholic Boyle County Clay County Hazard Paintsville Boyd County 1999 Highlands Fleming County Madison Central Boyle County Clay County Perry County Central Pikeville Boyd County 2000 Newport C. Catholic Bishop Brossart Lexington Catholic Mercer County Corbin Perry County Central Johnson Central Boyd County 2001 Highlands Campbell County Lafayette South Laurel Clay County Hazard South Floyd Ashland Blazer 2002 Ryle Mason County Lexington Catholic Wayne County Rockcastle County Whitesburg Shelby Valley Ashland Blazer 2003 St. Henry Mason County Henry Clay South Laurel Cumberland Powell County Shelby Valley Rose Hill Christian 2004 Covington Catholic Mason County Lafayette Wayne County Rockcastle County Perry County Central East Ridge Morgan County 2005 Covington Holmes Pendleton County Henry Clay South Laurel Corbin Perry County Central Shelby Valley Rowan County 2006 Covington Catholic Mason County Madison Central Boyle County South Laurel Hazard Johnson Central Russell 2007 Covington Holmes George R. Clark Scott County Lincoln County South Laurel June Buchanan Shelby Valley Elliott County 2008 Covington Holmes Mason County Lexington Catholic Lincoln County South Laurel Hazard Paintsville Elliott County 2009 Covington Holmes Mason County Lexington Catholic West Jessamine Corbin Hazard Shelby Valley Elliott County 2010 Newport Mason County Scott County West Jessamine Corbin Knott County Central Shelby Valley East Carter 2011 Dixie Heights George R. Clark Lexington Catholic Wayne County Bell County Perry County Central Shelby Valley Rowan County

2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENT ATTENDANCE RECORDS SINCE 1978

Site Year S-1 S-2 S-3 S-4 S-5 S-6 S-7 S-8 Total Average Freedom Hall (Louisville) 1978 9038 9755 16557 10630 11115 13926 9464 8778 89263 11157.9 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1979 11173 15621 11214 12192 14874 13563 11668 13696 104001 13000.1 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 1980 9431 10104 13314 9944 10791 12943 10282 8549 85358 10669.8 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1981 10776 13166 11536 13450 14812 14461 13892 20764 112857 14107.1 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1982 17151 12417 13836 19570 14736 20904 14812 15164 128590 16073.8 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1983 15926 13573 15043 17032 16816 16559 13707 15573 124229 15528.6 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1984 14911 15278 13749 15942 18561 17647 16435 15913 128436 16054.5 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1985 15950 17398 13063 14484 17220 14580 13986 16068 122749 15343.6 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1986 13589 16777 15717 14432 17516 15938 14296 14780 123045 15380.6 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1987 15152 17388 18580 21032 19851 23972 19524 18503 154002 19250.3 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 1988 15277 16102 17454 15059 16444 18709 18097 18724 135866 16983.3 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1989 17259 16961 17290 18891 19145 20238 16964 16748 143496 17937.0 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 1990 14821 14595 14507 15988 17292 16947 14401 15137 123688 15461.0 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1991 19759 16356 16920 18178 20881 18605 17814 21361 149874 18734.3 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 1992 14429 17779 12941 12681 15107 13215 12667 10847 109666 13708.3 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1993 15497 16252 18824 15573 16118 16964 17486 20614 137328 17166.0 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 1994 11846 11650 11787 11767 12602 12946 11855 11025 95478 11934.8 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1995 18588 15101 15582 13734 17670 17263 15499 15353 128790 16098.8 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1996 12842 13684 13610 14601 15878 16909 15379 16140 119043 14880.4 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1997 12945 14801 16680 13103 14518 17185 14011 13342 116585 14573.1 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1998 13798 15151 14150 15499 17054 15551 17209 18039 126451 15806.4 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 1999 17031 12599 13387 12729 20705 13040 14418 18136 122045 15255.6 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 2000 13303 14244 12600 14301 18191 15926 15646 17350 121561 15195.1 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 2001 12176 14551 13270 13627 14905 14639 13051 17440 113659 14207.4 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 2002 12789 12483 13560 12913 14145 15565 12860 16766 111081 13885.1 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 2003 15261 12108 13152 14165 14367 15033 14163 18957 117206 14650.8 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 2004 14115 15662 12222 14407 16310 13128 16502 22001 124347 15543.4 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 2005 13869 16254 12740 13550 15267 13981 12973 16927 115561 14445.1 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 2006 14031 13264 13913 16483 15857 15955 13256 16263 119022 14877.8 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 2007 16426 13045 15381 14054 16094 16262 14369 18377 124008 15501.0 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 2008 13120 13229 14386 15040 14509 15227 14038 17663 117212 14651.5 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 2009 14949 13533 13357 21048 15061 20707 16419 15632 130706 16338.3 Rupp Arena (Lexington) 2010 14846 13790 15069 14173 14340 14113 13213 15048 114592 14324.0 Total 472074 474671 475391 490272 528752 532601 480356 535678 3989795 Avg. 14752.31 14833.47 14855.97 15321.00 16523.50 16643.78 15011.13 16739.9 124681

2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT SHOTS HEARD AROUND THE STATE Austin Dumas of Lexington Dunbar, Dwane McIntosh of Paducah staved off a rally and the Generals won 75-65 on the way to the count was 64-63. Tilghman, Fred Maggard of Carr Creek, Jimmy Dan Conner of Anderson state title. Hadden‘s shot gave him eight goals in nine attempts. 1971 - Jimmy Dan Conner of Anderson County vs Louisville Central. County, Paul Andrews of Laurel County and many others share special 1950 - Linville Puckett of Clark County vs Central City. Clark County, After losing an 11-point lead and trailing 62-60, Anderson County places in the memory of State Tournament fans. These stars made runner-up for the championship, led Central City 54-52 with a obtained the ball out of bounds near its goal with eight seconds goals that won games or turned the tide of battle. Their feats will minute left in a semifi nal game. It wasn’t until Puckett broke left. The inbounds pass went to Conner who fl ipped in a go-ahead never be forgotten by fans who saw them. free, took a long pass and scored that Clark was home free goal. Fouled on the play, he converted the free throw. Teammate The following list accounts for most of the game-winning shots and won 59-55. Mike Green later added two free throws, making the fi nal score and stellar performances in tournament history: 1952 - Garnard Martin of Hindman vs Newport. Martin’s short set 65-62 and advancing Anderson County to the championship game. 1925 - Irvine Jeffries of Louisville Manual vs Pikeville. Fouled as the shot in the fi nal minute decided it, 53-51. 1971 - Doran Maddox of Owensboro vs Covington Catholic. Owensboro game ended, Jeffries netted two free throws for a 21-19 victory. 1952 - Curtis Moffett of Manual vs Clark County. The Cardinals won in overtime, but to produce the extra period, the Red Devils He had hit a fi eld goal a minute earlier to tie the score. almost had their semifi nal game in the bag, but Moffett bored in needed a 45-foot goal by Maddox. He banked the shot through. 1925 - Charles Temple of Winchester vs Monticello. Winchester won for a layup with three seconds left and Manual prevailed 54-53. 1973 - Herbert McCray of Louisville Shawnee vs Owensboro. The 20-19 when Temple, fouled as the fi nal gun sounded, tossed a 1952 - Charles Floyd of Cuba vs Hindman. A short one-hander by Red Devils, 10 points behind, rallied to trail only 60-57. McCray free throw. Floyd decided the semifi nal contest, 44-42, in the sudden-death, then sank three straight free throws and Shawnee won 68-61. 1926 - Chester Shearer of Danville vs Ashland. Shearer’s fi eld goal second overtime period. 1973 - Norman Letcher of Danville vs. Bowling Green. Sophomore in overtime ousted the Tomcats, with a free throw making the 1953 - Dwain McIntosh of Paducah Tilghman vs Ashland. Rated #1 Letcher dropped in a fi eld goal with 31 seconds remaining as fi nal score 19-16. in the polls, Ashland could not solve a Paducah slow-down and Danville won 71-70. 1928 - Gene Strother of Ashland vs Carr Creek. The teams had gone the score was 44-44 when Paducah Tilghman called time out with 1973 - Ricky Weatherspoon of Hickman County vs Maysville. The through three intense overtime periods without a point being 44 seconds left. With fi ve seconds to go, the ball was passed to second overtime period was almost over when Weatherspoon made. Ashland controlled the tip to start the fourth extra period McIntosh on the side, as planned, and McIntosh swished it through. intercepted a pass. Fouled as time expired, he made two free and the ball went quickly to Strother, who dribbled to the right 1953 - Dwain McIntosh of Paducah Tilghman vs Caverna. With throws for a 67-65 decision. of the basket and fi red in a short one-hander. After Carr Creek Paducah Tilghman trailing 59-58, McIntosh got the ball and 1973 - Isaac Childress of Hickman County vs Clay County. Two free failed to tie the score, Ellis Johnson dribbled through the Indian played his second hero role of the tournament as he hit a short throws by Childress with 23 seconds remaining and another by defense for a layup and Ashland held on to win 13-11. shot with fi ve seconds remaining. Derek Fritts produced a 61-59 win. 1929 - Jim Craig of Heath vs Lexington Henry Clay. Craig’s one-hander 1954 - Herbie Triplett of Inez vs Adair County. Inez, en route to the 1974 - Steve Skaggs of Greenup County vs Madisonville. Greenup felled the Blue Devils 27-25. championship, led Adair only 67-66 when Triplett was fouled with County came from 12 points behind to win 90-81. But the most 1929 - John McElyra of Heath vs Louisville St. Xavier. With little Heath 57 seconds remaining. He caged both free throws to total 25 sensational shot was a 40-footer by Skaggs at the third quarter clinging to a 22-21 lead over favored St. Xavier, McElyra settled points and Inez won the semifi nal test 70-68. buzzer, making the score 61-57. the issue by sinking two straight one-hand shots. 1956 - Fred Maggard of Carr Creek vs Central City. With eight 1974 - Ron Dawn of Newport Catholic vs Monticello. Dawn’s pair 1930 - William Jones of Corinth vs Kavanaugh. With 20 seconds seconds left in the second overtime, Maggard’s shot decided of free throws with nine seconds left made the difference as remaining in the championship game, Jones pumped in a goal the outcome 70-68. Catholic won 76-74. from mid-court for a 22-20 victory. With a minute to go, Corinth 1956 - Fred Maggard of Carr Creek vs Wayland. A one-hander from 1975 - Keith Evans of Henry Clay vs Louisville Central. Two free had tied the score on a long shot by Henry Oder. the head of the circle by Maggard with four seconds remaining throws by Evans, a senior guard, with just four seconds on the 1930 - Dave Lawrence of Corinth vs Tolu. Lawrence’s goal with more beat Wayland 68-67 in the semifi nals. Carr Creek defeated clock, ousted Central 62-60 in the semifi nals. than a minute left beat Tolu 26-25 in a semifi nal contest. Henderson in the title game with Maggard scoring 20 points. 1975 - Greg Walton of Christian County vs Fairview Walton bagged 1931 - Morris Morguelan of Manual vs Central City. A layup by 1956 - John Mayes of Bell County vs Lafayette. In sudden-death, the go-ahead goal with less than a minute to play, and Curtis Morguelan with two seconds remaining decided the 18-17 contest. second overtime play, Bell drove in for a basket that spilled the Parker’s free throw sealed a 67-63 win. 1931 - Billy Spicer of Kavanaugh vs Ashland. Spicer, a substitute guard, Generals 65-63. 1976 - Mike Reese of Christian County vs. Henry Clay. Reese scored entered the game in the second overtime period and promptly 1958 - Joe Farris of Clark County vs Bowling Green High Street. with 37 seconds left and the Colonels survived 68-67. hit two free throws. That ended all scoring until the fi nal second Farris, who drove in for a goal to put Clark ahead 64-63, caged 1976 - Chester Bethel of Edmonson County vs Shelby County. as Kavanaugh won 24-20. two free throws with 52 seconds left and the Cardinals won 67-65. Bethel’s basket with 34 seconds left put the eventual champs 1932 - Kenneth Overly of Louisville Male vs Birmingham. His side 1960 - Russell Miracle of Bell County vs Harrodsburg. Bell won ahead 53-50. Norris Beckley shot and fast-break layup in the second overtime period made the handily, 66-54, but Miracle’s feat is memorable just the same. of Shelby, fouled at the buzzer, sank two free throws. fi nal score 24-20. Overly was a reserve, and one of his rivals in Fouled with two seconds to play, he made two free throws. Then 1976 - Vince Chambers of Shelby County vs Apollo. Apollo, trailing by the game was McCoy Tarry, who was destined to coach a state he intercepted the inbounds pass and fi red a long shot from near 13, tied the score at 66. But Chambers, who scored 12 straight championship team at Brewers. the center stripe. Four points in two seconds. points in the fourth period, hit a sensational turn-around jumper 1932 - Morton Combs of Hazard vs Male. With the score tied in the 1960 - David Yewell of Owensboro vs Lincoln Institute. Owensboro to put Shelby County ahead for keeps in a 74-68 game. championship game and 20 seconds to play, Hazard attempted won 77-75 when Yewell tied the score with a minute left, then hit 1977 - Pete Scott of Bath County vs Glasgow. With his team leading a shot which missed. In a wild scramble for the rebound, the clincher with seven seconds showing. 49-48, Scott fl ipped in a pair of free throws with 17 seconds Combs, a guard, came up with the ball and put it in the basket 1961 - Austin Dumas of Lexington Dunbar vs Breathitt County. Dumas remaining. With this insurance, Bath won 51-50. for a 15-13 triumph. had tied the score in this classic struggle with a tip-in in the fi nal 1977 - Clarence James of Owensboro vs M.C. Napier. Two free 1933 - Woodrow Wilson Patton of Hazel Green vs Paris. Favored minute. But Breathitt went in front 54-53 on a free throw. After throws by James with 29 seconds to play pushed Owensboro Paris was leading when the 118-pound Patton went to work, a Dunbar time out with six seconds left, the ball went to Dumas ahead 62-59. But he had to hit another pair of free throws to hitting a long shot and then a free throw with 10 seconds to play. in backcourt. Dribbling quickly to mid-court, he uncorked a one- stave off M.C. Napier in a 66-63 struggle. Hazel Green won 27-26. hander, and time ran out with the ball in the air. It went fl ush into 1978 - Danny Carothers of Bowling Green vs Maysville. Making a 1934 - Holmas Cotton of Danville vs Central City. The Admirals won the net and Dunbar had won 55-54. mid-court steal with 18 seconds remaining, Carothers went in for 18-16 in overtime after Cotton caged a free throw as regulation 1963 - Bobby Hiles of Maysville vs Henry County. A pair of free a layup which he missed. He then grabbed the rebound, put the time expired, then tallied a fi eld goal for the only points in the throws by Hiles with fi ve seconds showing produced a 66-65 win. ball through the hoop and won the game 71-70. extra period. 1964 - Westley Unseld of Seneca vs Hazard. Seneca was a 61-58 1978 - Charles Price of Henry Clay vs Somerset. His brace of free 1934 - C.T. Alexander of Danville vs Horse Cave. Alexander’s goal victor thanks largely to Unseld’s fi eld goal with a minute left and throws with 17 seconds left put Henry Clay ahead 72-70. won the semifi nal game 26-24 after Cotton’s basket had knotted his free throw with 28 seconds to go. 1978 - Charles Hurt of Shelby County vs Apollo. Hurt’s layup with two the score with 20 seconds to go. 1965 - Jay Harrington of Breckinridge County vs Hazard. Champion minutes to go put Shelby ahead to stay. Mike George protected 1936 - Ollie Ward of Inez vs Manual. Ward’s layup snapped a 17-17 Breckinridge County survived its semifi nal test against Hazard the lead with fi ve free throws and the Owensboro team lost its tie as Inez survived 21-17. 72-68 with Harrington sinking two free throws with 23 seconds fi rst game of the season 62-55. 1936 - Bruce Stultz of Russell vs Nebo. This was not a winning showing. 1978 - Reuben Estep of Clay County vs Mayfi eld. Eleven seconds shot, but it did break the longest team scoring drought in state 1966 - Mike Casey of Shelby County vs Knox Central. Casey’s three- remained when Estep broke a tie with two free throws. Estep tourney history. Russell had gone scoreless for 21 1/2 minutes point play halted a Knox Central rally and Shelby moved close to hit 10 straight free throws as Clay won 64-62. when Stultz connected. its championship, 71-70. 1978 - Norris Beckley of Shelby County vs Henry Clay. Beckley’s 1937 - Red Garrigus of Pilot Oak vs Breckinridge Training of Morehead. 1967 - B.G. Lovins of Breathitt County vs Harrison County. With short, banked-in jumper with one second on the clock won the With both teams playing in the tourney for the fi rst time, Garrigus Breathitt County ahead 55-54 and 39 seconds remaining, Lovins’ game 63-62. made the go-ahead goal as Pilot Oak prevailed by 30-27. two free throws were vital to victory. 1978 - Charles Nance of Christian County vs Ahrens. A 10-footer by 1939 - J.C. Fellows of Morganfi eld vs Madisonville. Scoring on the 1967 - Tyrone Hopson of Earlington vs Covington Catholic. Earlington Nance with 6 seconds left enabled Christian County to prevail tipoff of the “sudden death” overtime period, Fellows made it called time out with six seconds remaining, Covington Catholic by 56-54. 23-21 for Morganfi eld. was in front 53-52 and the state championship at stake. Justin 1978 - Charles Hurt of Shelby County vs Covington Holmes. Hurt’s 1941 - Tommy Trimble of Hardin vs Lexington Henry Clay. It was Sharp’s 35-foot jump shot bounded off the rim to Hopson whose last-second shot from close range sent this game into overtime. a free throw by Trimble with 25 seconds to play that won third short shot found the mark with one second to spare. Norris Beckley’s free throws were decisive in the extra period place for Hardin, 32-31. 1968 - Daryl Bishop of Seneca vs Henry Clay. The score was tied and Shelby County won 68-66. 1941 - Ed Bell of Louisville St. Xavier vs Lexington Henry Clay. St. in this fi rst-round game when Bishop fi red a 25-foot shot at the 1979 - David Clymer of Mayfi eld vs Harrison County. It was a free Xavier took the semifi nal test 35-33 when Bell intercepted a pass fi nal buzzer. It went in for a 68-66 Seneca victory. throw by Clymer with 15 seconds left that provided insurance and went in for a lay-up with fi ve seconds remaining. 1969 - William Averitt of Hopkinsville vs Hazard. Averitt, who made for a 61-59 win. 1942 - Elza Bruce of Lexington Lafayette vs St. Xavier. En route to 11 of his team‘s last 15 points, drove in for a goal with seven 1979 - James Shabe of Warren East vs Pulaski County. It was Shabe’s the state championship, Lafayette beat St. Xavier 27-24 in the seconds left to provide a fi nal 69-67 margin. jump shot from the circle with six seconds left in overtime that semifi nals. With 30 seconds left, Lafayette missed a free throw, 1969 - Gary Raymond of Ohio County vs Ashland. Raymond’s free won for Warren East 55-54. but Bruce took the rebound and scored. throw with six seconds left provided the insurance for an 82-80 1979 - Bass Thomas of Pulaski County vs Hazard. Thomas grabbed 1944 - Walter Ruley of Olive HIll vs Brooksville. In what was considered semifi nal win. It was his 28th point. a rebound and scored on an eight-footer with two seconds left in the biggest upset in tourney annals up to that time, Olive Hill 1969 - Ray Kleykamp of Ashland vs Shelby County. His jumper with overtime as Pulaski won 76-73. Randy Cole’s goal for Pulaski dumped undefeated Brooksville 23-20. Ruley’s goal near the 15 seconds to play stopped Herky Rupp’s club 81-80 and gave with 20 seconds left sent the game into overtime. end, his only points of the game, was the key. him 33 points. 1979 - Ronnie East of Warren East vs DeSales. East’s goal with four 1946 - Eddie Humston of Lawrenceburg vs Male. The defending 1970 - Lennus Redd of Trigg County vs Wheelwright. His free throw seconds remaining climaxed a big rally and gave Warren its fi rst state champion Male team was beaten 38-37 when Humston, a with 30 seconds left sealed off a 78-74 win. lead and the victory 58-56. forward, tipped one through with 42 seconds remaining. Gene 1970 - Phillip Lovely of Breathitt County vs Covington Catholic. The 1980 - Perry Mason of Bell County vs Taylor County. A jumper from the Rhodes had just put Male ahead 37-36. Covington Catholic team was an apparent winner until Lovely lane by Mason with 33 seconds remaining put Bell in front. Then 1950 - Charlie Hadden of Lafayette vs Corbin. Hadden’s long shot connected on a spinning jump shot at the buzzer. The fi nal he hit two free throws to make the fi nal count 60-57. 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 1980 - Kenny Wilson of Union County vs Franklin County. Taking play after stealing the ball, paving the way for a 56-54 victory. sank 10 free throws in the fourth quarter to stave off a Tomcat a pass from Jerry Frazier, Wilson caged a short shot with fi ve 1986 - Shannon Fraley of Pulaski County drove through the defense rally. He connected on four shots in the fi nal minute of the 70-64 seconds showing in overtime. Union took it 52-51. for a layup with 10 seconds left in the title game as Pulaski County Rocket victory. 1980 - Todd Whatley of Covington Holmes vs Ashland. Holmes won won 47-45 vs. Pleasure Ridge Park. 1993 - Anthony Epps of Marion County vs. Lex. Paul Dunbar. A long a sensational scoring battle 97-92 in double-overtime with Dicky 1987 - Kenneth Martin of Ballard vs Marshall County. With six 3-point shot was a physchological boost as Marion held off the Beal of Holmes netting a free throw with three seconds left to seconds remaining, Martin bagged two free throws that put Bulldogs in the fourth quarter of the championship game, a 85-77 send it into the second extra period. Whatley’s brace of free Ballard ahead 72-71. Marion County victory. throws were crucial after Ashland pulled to within two at 90-88. 1987 - Chris Risenberg of Ballard vs Mason County. Risenberg 1993 - Michael Jones of Harlan vs. Casey County. Jones caged a short 1980 - Mike Katzman of Louisville Doss vs Union County. Katzman’s grabbed a rebound with one second showing and banked in jumper with three seconds left as Harlan edged Casey. Jones’ free toss decided a tense semifi nal test 45-44. a shot that gave Ballard a 64-62 victory. He had only the two shot put Harlan ahead 72-70 and the Dragons then scored three 1981 - Allen Feldhaus, Jr. of Mason County vs Shelby County. The points in the second half. more points after a technical foul for an illegal timeout. verdict was decided when Feldhaus made a free throw with 16 1987 - Russell Chadwell of Clay County vs Ballard. With his team 1994 - Terrence Jones of Fairdale vs. Paul Dunbar. Jones, who made seconds left. Mason County took it 53-52. leading 72-71 and 11 seconds to play in overtime, Chadwell hit two a crucial three-point shot against Clay County in the fi rst round, 1981 - Darryl Hunter of Owensboro vs North Hardin. Hunter’s driving free throws to preserve a 74-71 championship game win. In the hit another three with 44 seconds remaining to put his Bulldogs layup with three seconds left capped a 28-point performance and fi nal 25 seconds of overtime, Clay County outscored desperately- ahead 57-56 in the title game. After a missed opportunity by gave Owensboro the win 60-59. fouling Ballard 5-4, getting a free throw from Kevin Jackson, two Dunbar at the line, Fairdale won 59-56. 1981 - Troy McKinley of Simon Kenton vs Virgie. A rebound basket by Eugene Rawlings and two by Chadwell. 1994 - Wesley Miller of Lou. Moore. His three-pointer with 17 seconds by McKinley at the 27-second mark and his free throw with seven 1988 - Mark Woods of Pleasure Ridge Park vs. Marshall County. left downed Mason County 79-77. seconds left assured the eventual champions of an 84-83 win. Fouled as he grabbed a loose ball, Woods caged two free throws 1994 - Jeremy Burchfi eld of Shelby County vs. Allen Central. Jason 1981 - Kelly Middleton of Mason County vs Bryan Station. Mason’s that sealed his team’s 70-67 victory. Martin scored 27 points to spark an Allen Central victory but lost 69-64 upset victory was keyed by Middleton’s pair of free throws 1988 - Kevin Jackson of Clay County vs. Pleasure Ridge Park. Jackson a shooting duel. Burchfi eld scored 31 points with a pair of threes with 18 seconds remaining. hit two free throws at :05 to give Clay County a 92-87 advantage and a 11 of 13 performance at the line. Burchfi eld had caged 14 1982 - Marvin Watts of North Hardin vs Lexington Bryan Station. A free enroute to a 92-90 victory. Russ Farmer had made two free throws free throws, the sixth-highest total in tournament history, during throw by Watts with four seconds left decided the contest 56-55. for a 90-87 Clay County lead with 15 seconds to go. a 1993 game. 1982 - Paul Andrews of Laurel County vs Virgie. With three seconds to 1988 - Jack Jennings of Covington Holmes vs. Buckhorn. Jennings 1995 - Patrick Critchelow of Breckinridge County canned 10 free go, Andrews fl ipped in a free throw that beat favored Virgie 61-60. hit a turnaround jumper with 1:50 remaining to put Holmes ahead throws in the fi nal quarter of the championship game, two with :40 1982 - Paul Andrews of Laurel County vs North Hardin. The for good at 70-69. The fi nal score was 75-72. remaining to give Breck a 61-56 lead over Pleasure Ridge Park. Laurel County junior provided the most sensational fi nish of a 1989 - Shane Crum of Clark County vs. Rowan County. Crum’s 1995 - Harlan’s Charles Thomas banked home a three-point shot with championship game in Sweet 16 history. With the score tied, North follow of a teammates’ missed shot with two seconds remaining less than a second remaining to spark the Dragons to a 57-54 Hardin was working for a game-winning shot, but an errant pass produces a 45-43 victory for the Cardinals. win over Adair County. was grabbed by Andrews near the baseline with three seconds 1989 - Mike Allen of Bryan Station. The Defenders, trailing 56-54 1995 - Billy Ray Fawns of Montgomery County hit a three-pointer with showing. He dribbled to midcourt and launched a marathon shot with 25 seconds left, came through with a performance unique 11 seconds left against Paintsville to send the game into overtime. that swished through the net a split-second after the fi nal buzzer. in state tournament history. Allen misfi red from three-point Montgomery County went on to win, 78-71. Laurel County had won 53-51. range, the shot was rebounded by Mike Hampton who passed 1995 - After his team trailed by 15 points in the fi rst quarter, Marshall 1983 - Derrick Turner of Fairdale vs Middlesboro. His free throw with back to Allen. Again he missed but the rebound went to Reggie County’s Robert Sanders tipped in a missed free throw attempt at 25 seconds left put Fairdale ahead 66-64. He hit another one Talbert who again passed the ball to Allen. A third shot failed. the buzzer against Simon Kenton to send the game into overtime. later in the 67-66 win. Nimbo Hammons took the rebound and chose to feed Allen for Marshall went on to win, 76-70. 1983 - Terry Stewart of Ballard vs Warren Central. His rebound goal yet another attempt instead of trying for a tying two-point basket. 1996 - With 2.8 seconds left in overtime, Paintsville’s J.R. VanHoose on a missed free throw with 33 seconds left was vital in the This time Allen’s shot was true and Bryan Station celebrated a scored on an unusual play and produced an 80-78 win over 65-61 win. Adam Cheek added a brace of free throws to ice it. 57-56 quarterfi nal victory. Owensboro. A teammate’s shot was short of the rim but VanHoose 1983 - Greg Bates of Henry Clay vs Carlisle County. Bates leaped 1989 - Jimmy John Owens of Wayne County vs. Scott. A 3-point play grabbed the ball and scored as he made his height advantage high for a rebound and scored with one second remaining to take by Owens put Wayne ahead 62-58 with 31 seconds to play. Julius pay off. Craig Ratliff of Paintsville had scored with 21 seconds the hero role in a 35-33 championship thriller. Green then added a three pointer and two free throws to seal the remaining to send the game into overtime. 1984 - Chip Rupp of Henry Clay vs Pulaski County. Adolph Rupp’s 66-61 win. The teams scored ten points in the last 30 seconds. 1996 - Todd Tackett’s fast-break layup with three seconds left produced grandson caged a pair of free throws with 19 seconds left to break 1989 - Aaron Beth of Marshall County vs. Madisonville. Two free Paintsville’s 78-76 victory over Allen County-Scottsville. A a tie as the Blue Devils went on to win 70-69. throws by Beth with eight seconds to go gave Marshall the needed sensational long shot by Allen’s Warren Cunningham tied the score 1984 - Henry Jones of Logan County vs Henry Clay. The 5-9 guard insurance in a 69-66 win. with eight seconds to play but J.R. VanHoose made a pefect long spun around players massed in the lane and bored in for a layup 1989 - Julius Green of Wayne County vs. Bryan Station. Two free throws outlet pass to Tackett, who was behind the Allen County defense. with four seconds remaining in overtime. The goal ousted the by Green proved to be the deciding points in a 62-60 decision. 1997 - Paintsville, seeking a second straight championship, led defending champs, 70-68. 1989 - Sean Hammonds of Pleasure Ridge Park vs. Wayne County. Highlands 65-62 with just 10 seconds left in their semifi nal game. 1984 - Mike Smith of M.C. Napier vs Johnson Central. Smith’s twisting Two free throws proved vital giving the Panthers a 74-71 lead en Highlands Eric Glaser was fouled and converted the front end jumper went through with just six seconds remaining to give Napier route to the championship. Shawn Pfaadt added another free of a one-and-one. At the suggestion of teammate Derek Smith, a 76-75 margin. A goal by Jeff Smith with 41 seconds left had throw to make the fi nal margin 75-73. Glaser intentionally missed his second attempt and thanks to a pulled the Navajos to within one. 1990 - Anthony Hughes of Covington Holmes vs. Clark County. Two favorable bounce, Smith grabbed the rebound and his putback 1984 - Jeff Royce of Bourbon County vs Marshall County. His short, free throws with 1:33 remaining made the difference in an 84-81 sent the game into overtime. Smith had another putback goal banked-in basket with a minute left in overtime proved to be the win. Clark’s Chris McCoy had just put his team ahead 81-80 in overtime as Highlands won, 74-71. clincher, 65-62 with a 3-point goal. 1997 - The most sensational shot of the tournament was made by Shay 1984 - Jeff Royce of Bourbon County vs Louisville Ballard. The senior 1991 - Chris Kelso of Fairdale vs. Tates Creek. With time running out Epps of Marion County. He made a leaping, twisting, last-second guard was amazing in a 74-72 upset victory. He connected on and Fairdale nursing a 3-point lead, Kelso hit a free throw following basket from way beyond the three-point arc against Graves County. an 18-footer at the buzzer to send the game into an extra period. a defensive rebound to seal the championship. 1998 - Ben Wilson of Lexington Catholic vs. Pleasure Ridge Park. David Then he duplicated the shot, again at the fi nal buzzer, to produce 1991 - Jeff Ely of Corbin vs. Knott County Central. Corbin outpointed Graves managed to shove a loose ball to Wilson, who banked the win. With nine hits at the foul line, he contributed 27 points. K.C.C. 10-6 in the last 46 seconds and Ely’s free throw gave an 8-foot winning goal with less than one second remaining in 1984 - Jeff Royce of Bourbon County vs M.C. Napier. Continuing Corbin a safe 83-79 lead. Free throws fi nished out the scoring overtime. Catholic won, 75-73, also thanks to clutch shots by an almost-miraculous tournament performance, Royce caged a as Corbin won 87-82. Graves, Don Offutt, Patrick Skees and Shawn Fields. 10-foot jumper at the one-second mark to forge a 57-56 semifi nal 1991 - Jermaine Brown of Fairdale vs. Corbin. With the score tied, 1998 - Montrel Alexander of Eastern vs. North Hardin. When Alexander triumph. He scored 22 points, including a goal that pulled the Brown scored on a layup after intercepting a pass. Seconds sank two free throws with 34 seconds left to force an overtime, Colonels from a 3-point defi cit with 19 ticks left. later he tallied again on a put-back as Fairdale escaped, 67-61. no one could have imagined what followed. Eastern scored 16 1985 - John Calvert of Hopkinsville vs Clay County. Two free throws 1992 - Marty Cline of University Heights vs. Lexington Catholic. Cline’s straight points, 10 by Jermaine Taylor, and held North Hardin by the junior reserve with 40 seconds left sealed the championship two free throws with 17 seconds remaining gave the champions scoreless in the overtime to win 67-51. victory. A goal by Lamont Ware and Calvert’s steal preceded the insurance needed to survive 59-57 after Catholic had closed 1998 - Rick Jones of Scott County vs. Lexington Catholic. Jones netted Calvert’s charity fl ings in the 65-64 triumph. to within three points at 57-54. a long 3-pointer as time ran out as Scott County eliminated a 1985 - Joey Couch of Paintsville vs Washington County. His free throw 1992 - Tony Hester of Lexington Catholic vs. Clay County. With tournament favorite. In a frantic fi nal minute, Catholic went ahead with nine seconds remaining assured his team of a 3-point win. Catholic trailing by a point, Hester banged in a 3-point shot and 79-74, ohly to see the Cardinals score an amazing 11 points in just His big moment, however, came when he uncorked a perfect shot followed with another goal off a steal. Davon Davis contributed 36 seconds. Scott Mendenhall’s 3-pointer for Catholic produced a from well past mid-court as the fi rst half ended. It was easily one heavily to the Knights 68-64 semifi nal win by sinking eight of tie with just seven seconds left but Jones dribbled past mid-court of the half-dozen longest shots in Sweet 16 history. nine free throws. and fi red the fi nal game-winning shot. 1985 - Spence Shipley of Doss vs Mason County. Shipley’s two free 1992 - Marty Cline of University Heights vs. Owensboro. Cline’s six 1999 - Casey Alsop of Scott County vs. Paducah Tilghman. Although throws with 45 seconds left in overtime were crucial in a 64-63 free throws in the fi nal two minutes kept Owensboro at bay as star Rick Jones sank his fi fth three-pointer and six free throws in win. A later free throw by Brandy Monks proved invaluable. UHA took the semi 68-64. overtime for the defending State Champions, Alsop had already Mason had failed to win when a goal by Chris Orme was ruled 1992 - Deshawn Standard of Pleasure Ridge Park vs. Ashland. become a hero. With 18 seconds left in regulation, Alsop nailed a a split-second late in regulation time. Standard’s six footer at the buzzer eliminated the Tomcats 72-70. three to leave the Cards trailing by just one at 62-61. Two Paducah 1985 - Wendell Quarles of Hopkinsville vs Paintsville. His brace of Standard made a pass from out of bounds and hit the shot after Tilghman free throws made it 64-61, when Alsop connected for free throws broke an overtime tie. Then John Calvert made a free the ball was defl ected back in his direction. Fred Keeton had another three with eight seconds left to force overtime. Jones throw with 12 seconds left to provide a 3-point lead. tied the score for Ashland with 31 seconds to go. then took command in the overtime as Scott County won, 78-75. 1985 - Deron Feldhaus of Mason County vs Lexington Catholic. 1992 - Todd Pridemore and Shannon Hoskins of Clay County vs. 1999 - Brandon Bender of Ballard vs. Henderson County. Bender’s His free throw with 16 seconds to play gave Mason County the Ballard. Hoskins, after hitting an acrobatic shot and a free throw, turnaround shot from close range with less than two seconds insurance it needed to prevail 68-66. Chris O’Hearn’s free toss fi red a pass to Pridemore for a layup that felled the Bruins 67-65 remaining found the mark as Ballard won the seimfi nal contest, had put Mason ahead by one with a minute left. in double-overtime. 63-62. 1986 - Reggie Hanson of Pulaski County vs Owensboro. Hanson, 1992 - Jason Gullett of Pulaski County vs. Marion County. Gullett’s 1999 - Chris Wilson of Paducah Tilghman vs. Pleasure Ridge Park. whose free throw with one second remaining sent the game into free throw with 10 seconds left capped a 28-point performance Wilson drove between two defenders and banked in an eight-footer overtime, meshed two free throws with 10 seconds left in the extra as Pulaski prevailed 68-67. with 19 seconds left, producing a 50-49 lead. Two last-second period. Pulaski won 70-68. 1992 - Marty Cline of University Heights vs. Pleasure Ridge Park. foul shots gave the Blue Tornado a 52-49 win. 1986 - Derrick Wilcox of Pleasure Ridge Park vs Hazard. Wilcox Cline meshed two free throws in the fi nal seconds to make the 2000 - Antwain Barbour of Elizabethtown vs. Russellville. With 15 connected on a short one-hander with 13 seconds showing, putting fi nal score 53-51. seconds left in the semifi nal game, Barbour cut to the hoop from Pleasure Ridge Park ahead 53-52. He then produced a 3-point 1993 - Jeremy Burchfi eld of Shelby County vs. Ashland. Burchfi eld the left sideline, took a pass from Josh Pedigo, sank a shot and 2011 PNC/KHSAA BOYS’ SWEET SIXTEEN ® STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT then added a free throw that made the fi nal score 88-87. The effort capped a comeback that had seen the Panthers down 15 points in the fourth quarter. 2001 - Derek Coffey of South Laurel vs. Campbell County. Campbell County was ahead by one point in overtime when a South Laurel shot misfi red with one-half second remaining. The rebound fell to Coffey under the basket and his putback beat the buzzer to make South Laurel a 64-63 winner. 2002 - Bo Cook of Whitesburg vs. Wayne County. Cook’s free throw with eight seconds left gave the Yellowjackets a fi rst-round win. 2002 - C.J. Brewer of Christian County vs. Male. To mark the end of the fi rst half, Brewer uncorked a 60-footer as he dribbled toward the center line. It was one of the fi ve longest fi eld goals in tournament history. 2003 - Chris Lofton of Mason County vs. Ballard. Lofton fi red many shots in the State Championship, tying a tournament record for three-pointers with nine. Lofton fi nished with 39 points. 2004 - Chris Lofton of Mason County vs. Louisville Trinty. Lofton hit a three point shot with three seconds left in regulation to force overtime. Defending champion Mason County eventually prevailed 66-56 in a triple overtime thriller. 2005 - Walt Allen of South Laurel vs. Pleasure Ridge Park. Allen’s put back with fi ve seconds left in overtime gave South Laurel a one point win and a spot in the championship. 2006 - Randon Cavette of Graves County vs. South Laurel. Cavette’s layup with 10 seconds remaining helped the Eagles knock off the defending State Champion Cardinals. 2007 - Jamaizz Baker of Christian County vs. George Rogers Clark. After George Rogers Clark’s Robert Hatton hit two free throws to give the Cardinals a three-point lead, Baker connected on a three-pointer with 8 seconds left that sent the game to overtime tied at 68. George Rogers Clark survived the scare, 77-71. 2008 - Darius Miller of Mason County vs. Elliott County. Clinging to a two-point lead with 7 seconds remaining, Miller hit two free throws to cap the Royals’ rally from a seven-point, fourth-quarter defi cit against Elliott County, 66-62. 2009 - Ridge Wilson of Central vs. Holmes. Staring at a two-point defi cit at the end of overtime in the state championship gave versus Holmes, Wilson hit a turnaround jumper from the top of the key with one second remaining to send the game to a second overtime. Wilson was the leading scorer in the game with 18 points. 2009 - Ricardo Johnson, Holmes. Clinging to a three-point lead with two seconds left in the second overtime, Johnson stepped to the line and hit one of two free throws to put the game out of reach and give Holmes its fi rst state championship with a 67-63 victory over Central. Johnson was named most valuable player of the 2009 tournament. 2010- Ballard’s Ian Chiles hits a three-pointer at the buzzer to beat Warren Central 62-59. Ballard led by as many as 22 points before Warren Central tied the game at 59 on a basket by George Fant with fi ve seconds remaining. Chiles fi nished the game with 23 points.

Ballard celebrates after hitting a three-point goal at the buzzer to beat Warren Central 62-59 in the 2010 tournament. Ballard led by as many as 22 points before breaking a 59-59 tie after George Fant hit a layup with fi ve seconds remaining.

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