'Les' Ratings
Jan 6, 2006 23:58:36 GMT -5
Post by Jim Wilson on Jan 6, 2006 23:58:36 GMT -5
Fear 'Les' 13th Region Ratings
On the boys' side, we have South Laurel remaining as the top team, while Dinky Phipps' Barbourville Tigers move to No. 2 and North Laurel drops to No. 3.
Clay County remains atop the girls' rating, while Jennifer Parsons' Corbin Lady Redhounds are close behind at No. 2.
1. South Laurel (11-1)
2. Barbourville (8-2)
3. North Laurel (6-5)
4. Clay County (8-3)
What's the scoop: The Tigers moved ahead of Corbin because of their 3-1 performance in the Berea Invitational, while the Redhounds went 1-2 in the Cumberland Falls Invitational. Like I said before, you could draw straws to see who gets the No. 2 -No. 10 spots in the 13th Region this season.
Surprise, surprise: With William Jones getting healthier, Clay County is a more dangerous team. The Tigers will be tested early and often this month and will see where they stand after their January 20 game at home against North Laurel.
What's ahead: The Tigers will travel to play Powell County on Tuesday. Clay County knocked off Powell County 68-61 in the Berea Invitational on Dec. 29.
5. Corbin (7-5)
6. Cawood (7-5)
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On the boys' side, we have South Laurel remaining as the top team, while Dinky Phipps' Barbourville Tigers move to No. 2 and North Laurel drops to No. 3.
Clay County remains atop the girls' rating, while Jennifer Parsons' Corbin Lady Redhounds are close behind at No. 2.
1. South Laurel (11-1)
2. Barbourville (8-2)
3. North Laurel (6-5)
4. Clay County (8-3)
What's the scoop: The Tigers moved ahead of Corbin because of their 3-1 performance in the Berea Invitational, while the Redhounds went 1-2 in the Cumberland Falls Invitational. Like I said before, you could draw straws to see who gets the No. 2 -No. 10 spots in the 13th Region this season.
Surprise, surprise: With William Jones getting healthier, Clay County is a more dangerous team. The Tigers will be tested early and often this month and will see where they stand after their January 20 game at home against North Laurel.
What's ahead: The Tigers will travel to play Powell County on Tuesday. Clay County knocked off Powell County 68-61 in the Berea Invitational on Dec. 29.
5. Corbin (7-5)
6. Cawood (7-5)
Read the entire article at....