Ten Most Important Results from This Weekend

10 Doss d. Iroquois 71-64
The Dragons upstage the Raiders again and firmly imprint their name as the 6th region favorites.

9 Jeffersontown d. Eastern 45-41
This wasn't exactly the dominant performance the Chargers needed against a solid team to throw their hat in the ring with Ballard.

8 Male d. Manual 74-62
Manual is having a solid year, but the Crimsons are still not quite to the level of Male, Ballard, etc.

7 Apollo d. Muhlenberg North 58-50
Even though teams like North and Grayson County are having good seasons in the 3rd, the regional championship will still run through Owensboro.

6 Tates Creek d. Henry Clay 55-53
Another narrol loss for the Blue Devils and a good win for the Commodores, but Tates Creek doesn't look near as good as it did a month ago.

5 Central Hardin d. North Hardin 73-66
If the 17th District wasn't crazy enough, the Trojans came within seven points of E-Town and now seven of the regional titan Bruins. That district tournament may bear watching.

4 Bishop Brossart d. Bardstown 56-48 (All A Classic)
Mason County needs another opponent in the 10th region, and this state championship of sorts will give Brossart some positive momentum to shoot for the Royals.

3 Oldham County d. Shelby County 59-50
What was a two-horse race in the 8th region is no longer, as the Rockets drop their first regional game of the season.

2 Mason County d. Madison Central 66-58
This solid win gives Mason County another to boast about when arguing its case for the second best team in the state, next to...

1 Scott County d. Huntington (WV) 72-68
"This one is for Kentucky" is what the headlines read, and so it was for the Scott County Cardinals. Billy Hicks's crew fought hard against the #1 team in the, wait for it, nation and was rewarded with the huge win. After a couple years of negative publicity, Kentucky high school basketball can only look great after this huge win.