'Fear Les' Ratings
Jan 12, 2006 21:04:37 GMT -5
Post by Jim Wilson on Jan 12, 2006 21:04:37 GMT -5
'Fear Les' 13th Region Ratings
Boys Top 5
On the boys' side, we have South Laurel remaining as the top team, while Dinky Phipps' Barbourville Tigers at the No. 2 position. To be honest, The No. 3 spot down to No. 10 is anybody's guess.
Clay County remains atop the girls' rating, while Jennifer Parsons' Corbin Lady Redhounds are lurking behind at the No. 2 spot.
1. South Laurel (15-2)
2. Barbourville (10-2)
3. North Laurel (7-6)
Oh well, North Laurel stays here for another week and we could see a change when the Jaguars travel to Clay County on Jan. 20.
4. Clay County (8-3)
What's the scoop: The Tigers are 10-3 and have won four in a row and six of their last seven games. Is Clay County starting to get on a roll? Could be.
Surprise, surprise: If the Tigers are going to be successful in the district and region tournaments, then Glenn Gray's squad must continue to play defense. Clay County is allowing 56 points a game and has outscored its opponents 804-736.
What's ahead: The Tigers have a game with Harrison County on Friday before traveling to Cumberland Tuesday. The Tigers should win both of these games.
5. Corbin (9-5)
The Best of the Rest
No. 6 Pineville (10-3)
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Boys Top 5
On the boys' side, we have South Laurel remaining as the top team, while Dinky Phipps' Barbourville Tigers at the No. 2 position. To be honest, The No. 3 spot down to No. 10 is anybody's guess.
Clay County remains atop the girls' rating, while Jennifer Parsons' Corbin Lady Redhounds are lurking behind at the No. 2 spot.
1. South Laurel (15-2)
2. Barbourville (10-2)
3. North Laurel (7-6)
Oh well, North Laurel stays here for another week and we could see a change when the Jaguars travel to Clay County on Jan. 20.
4. Clay County (8-3)
What's the scoop: The Tigers are 10-3 and have won four in a row and six of their last seven games. Is Clay County starting to get on a roll? Could be.
Surprise, surprise: If the Tigers are going to be successful in the district and region tournaments, then Glenn Gray's squad must continue to play defense. Clay County is allowing 56 points a game and has outscored its opponents 804-736.
What's ahead: The Tigers have a game with Harrison County on Friday before traveling to Cumberland Tuesday. The Tigers should win both of these games.
5. Corbin (9-5)
The Best of the Rest
No. 6 Pineville (10-3)
Read the entire article at....