2011 Houchens Industries/KHSAA Girls Sweet Sixteen State Basketball Tournament March 9-12, 2011 Bowling Green, Kentucky (E.A.

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1 The Greatest Show in Hoops 2011 Houchens Industries/KHSAA Girls Sweet Sixteen State Basketball Tournament March 9-12, 2011 Bowling Green, Kentucky (E.A. Diddle Arena) Kentucky High School Athletic Association 2280 Executive Drive Lexington, Kentucky (859) Sports Information Contact: Elden May, KHSAA Sports Information Director Game Notes Written and Compiled by Robert Sampson, KHSAA Intern TOURNAMENT MEDIA POLICIES TOURNAMENT HEADQUARTER The KHSAA Tournament Headquarters is located in Salon A at the University Plaza/Holiday Inn in Bowling Green. You may call the headquarters at (270) The headquarters will be open Tuesday (8 a.m.-6 p.m. CT), Wednesday and Thursday morning from 8:30 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. All issuing of credentials on Wednesday and Thursday will take place at Entrance 3 (Media Will Call) at Diddle Arena. Credentials will not be issued at Headquarters after Tuesday. TITLE SPONSOR This is a reminder that Houchens Industries remains the official title sponsor of the Girls Tournament. Houchens is in the ninth year of its sponsorship and will remain the title sponsor through the 2011 event. Finally, please remember the official tournament reference is Houchens Industries/KHSAA Girls Sweet 16 Tournament or Houchens/KHSAA Girls Sweet 16 State Tournament and should be used by outlets credentialed by the KHSAA for the event. Simply referencing the event as the Sweet 16 is incorrect. MEDIA CREDENTIALS Credentials to the 2011 Houchens Industries/KHSAA Girls State Basketball Tournament are non-transferable. Credentials are issued in the person s name in which it was granted (photo identification required) and is valid for one day only. Media members will individually sign in at Media Will Call each day. Please notify tournament headquarters or a member of the tournament staff if there is a name change in a credential request. PRESS ROW - PHOTO PASSES Press Row and the scorer s tables, as well as areas marked for photographers and videographers are reserved for working media only. Do not sit in seats which are designated for other outlets. Seating charts are posted throughout floor level for your reference. ABSOLUTELY no cheering, coaching or clapping (or contesting officials calls) will be permitted in working media areas. Those members violating this policy will lose all press row privilege and possible access to future KHSAA events. 50th HOUCHENS INDUSTRIES/KHSAA GIRLS SWEET 16 SET TO BEGIN IN BG For the 50th time in state history, regional winners from across the state of Kentucky will come together in Bowling Green, Kentucky with the ultimate prize on the line, the 2011 Houchens Industries/KHSAA Girls Sweet 16 State Basketball. QUICK FACTS The 2011 participants are a combined in 497 games this season entering the tournament, a winning percentage of.821. Session four features four teams with a combined record, the most wins by any four teams in the opening session. Session one and three each fatures four teams with 100 wins while session two has four teams with a combined 94 wins. Only one first round game features teams that have both compiled 27 wins or more. Butler (27-4) will meet Perry County Central (27-3). Rockcastle County s 32-1 record is the best of any team in 2011 field. Five teams are in the tournament in consecutive seasons. TOURNAMENT NOTES Many Looking To Build Sweet 16 Tradition With First Tournament Win Eight teams will have the chance to post their first win in program history in the state tournament in Six of the eight first round games feature teams that are looking for their first state tournament win. Only five teams in the tournament field have more than one tournament win in their history. E.A. Diddle Arena Plays Host to State Tournament for 11th Consecutive Year For the 11th consecutive season, E.A. Diddle Arena on the campus of Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green plays host to the girls state tournament. It marks the 18th time the venue has been held at the venue since its opening. 26 Teams Win District Titles in Both Boys and Girls in A total of 26 teams won district titles in both boys and girls basketball during the season. The teams were, followed by district: Henderson County (6), Madisonville North-Hopkins (7), Muhlenberg County (10), Breckenridge County (11), Grayson County (12), Russell County (16), Elizabethtown (17), LaRue County (18), Lou. Butler (22), Lou. Central (23), Bullitt East (24), Walton-Verona (32), Newport Central Catholic (36), George Rogers Clark (40), Scott County (42), Madison Central (44), Mercer County (46), Southwestern (48), Clay County (49), Knox Central (51), Knott County Central (53) and Perry County Central (54). Multiple Teams Celebrating Anniversaries in 2011 Several state championship teams are celebrating anniversaries this year, including the 90th anniversary 2011 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Game 1 Wed., March 9 12:00 p.m. Walton-Verona (8) vs. Bowling Green (4) Game 2 Wed., March 9 1:30 p.m. DuPont Manual (7) vs. Crittenden County (2) Game 3 Wed., March 9 6:30 p.m. Butler (6) vs. Perry County Central (14) Game 4 Wed., March 9 8:00 p.m. Marion County (5) vs. Montgomery County (10) Game 5 Thurs., March 10 12:00 p.m. Sheldon Clark (15) vs. Boyd County (16) Game 6 Thurs., March 10 1:30 p.m. Calloway County (1) vs. Newport Central Catholic (9) Game 7 Thurs., March 10 6:30 p.m. Madison Central (11) vs. Rockcastle County (12) Game 8 Thurs., March 10 8:00 p.m. Clay County (13) vs. Owensboro Catholic (3) Game 9 Fri., March 11 12:00 p.m. Quarterfinal #1 (Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2) Game 10 Fri., March 11 1:30 p.m. Quarterfinal #2 (Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 4) Game 11 Fri., March 11 6:30 p.m. Quarterfinal #3 (Winner Game 5 vs. Winner Game 6) Game 12 Fri., March 11 8:00 p.m. Quarterfinal #4 (Winner Game 7 vs. Winner Game 8) Game 13 Sat., March 12 10:00 a.m. Semifinal #1 (Winner Game 9 vs. Winner Game 10) Game 14 Sat., March 12 11:30 a.m. Semifinal #2 (Winner Game 11 vs. Winner Game 12) Game 15 Sat., March 12 8:00 p.m. (Winner Game 13 vs. Winner Game 14) All times are Central and Local to Site

2 Media credentials are non-transferable. Media members allowing children, students, acquaintances or non-working media members to utilize these passes will lose all media privileges to cover KHSAA events in the future. PHOTO GUIDELINES All still photographers/videographers must utilize the marked areas in the end zones and the sideline adjacent to press row from the bottom of the foul circle to the baseline. Photographers/videographers must stay seated on the floor. Please stay off the playing floor during timeouts. Team bench areas are off limits at all times. No photographers may take photographs from the press row seating. No tripods are to be used in the arena during the games. Any use must be approved by Elden May, KHSAA Sports Information Director. Anyone wishing to attach a camera to the goal post MUST have prior approval from the KHSAA and Diddle Arena. No flash cameras may be used on floor level. Television live shots are to be conducted prior to or at the conclusion of each session. ABSOLUTELY NO MERCURY LIGHTS ARE TO BE POINTED IN THE DIRECTION OF THE PLAYING FLOOR FROM ANYWHERE WITHIN THE ARENA WHILE PLAY IS IN PROGRESS. INTERVIEWS Locker rooms and the back hallway are closed to the media during the tournament. Following a brief cooling off period after each game -- five minutes -- the winning coach and selected players will be escorted to the interview area. The losing coach and players will follow. TV stations wishing to do one-on-one interviews will be afforded the opportunity AFTER the coaches/players visit the media interview room. These should take place outside the player/coach entrance to the interview area. ABSOLUTELY no interviews, especially radio, are to be conducted on the floor immediately following the conclusion of the game. All coaches/athletes MUST report to the interview area prior to doing any post game radio/tv interviews. WEEKLY PAPERS Due to space limitations, weekly papers are asked to rotate seating during games involving teams from their coverage area. A reserved press row seat for the entire tournament is not available to weekly media outlets. Four seats on press row will be marked Weekly Papers. You may sit in these seats during your game, but to accommodate others, we ask that you return to the auxiliary seating during games not involving teams from your coverage area. available in the 300 Level Sections. There are no reserved seats for non-originating radio stations on press row. PARKING A limited number of parking passes are available on a first-come, first-serve basis for media outlets covering the entire event. Once the surface lot is full, the KHSAA-issued parking pass will admit you to the parking structure next to Diddle Arena. RESULTS Results including box score and play-by-play from each game will be available in the media work room. Results will also be available via the KHSAA Web site ( RECORDS Many of the records previously found in the tournament program are now available via the KHSAA Web site ( MEDIA WORKROOM/HOSPITALITY The media workroom is located on floor level behind the main scorer s table. Courtesy phone lines are available to transmit. A light pre-session snack will be served one hour prior to tip-off of the first game of each session. Your credential will admit you to the general hospitality (soda, chips, etc.) located in Auxiliary Gym B on Floor Level of Diddle Arena. This room will be open throughout the tournament. HOME TEAM The team listed at the top of the bracket will be the home team. HALFTIME Halftime will be 15 minutes for all games. There will be a minimum of 25 minutes between games. NATIONAL ANTHEM Following is a schedule of those who will be singing the national anthem throughout the tournament. Session 1 - Wednesday Afternoon Emily Duff, Graves County Junior Session 2 - Wednesday Evening Michelle Cantrell, Mayfield Session 3 - Thursday Afternoon Bailey Birge, Barren County Session 4 - Thursday Evening McCreary Central High School Quartet- Montana Musgrove, Zack Day, Britney Duncan, Staphanie Bowman Session 5 - Friday Afternoon Jenny Beth Willis, Owensboro Catholic Session 6 - Friday Evening Katelin Coursey, Henderson County Session 7 - Saturday Morning Owensboro HS Quartet- Kayla Martin, Hadley Rouse, Sam Mayes, John Martin Session 8 - Saturday Evening Madisonville North Hopkins High School Women s Ensemble one, the KABC will honor its players of the year. Between games, the KABC will honor its Court of Honor. At halftime of game two, the KABC will honor its coaches of the year. Session 6 - Friday Evening At halftime of game one, KAPOS will present its annual cheerleading awards. Session 7 - Saturday Morning the KHSCA Bridgid DeVries Leadership Award will be presented at the end of the first quarter of the first game. Session 8 - Saturday Evening The 25th anniversary of Oldham County s state title run will be recognized. TELEVISION//ONLINE COVERAGE ihigh.com will offer live coverage of games 1-14 and live action from the game of this year s Houchens Industries/KHSAA Girls Sweet 16 Tournament. Also, delayed full-video replay of Semi-final games and LIVE games will be broadcast on select television stations. See schedule below. -CWKYT-Lexington: LIVE game starting at 8PM, Saturday, March 12th and delayed Semi-finals starting at 1PM Sunday, March 13th -WAVE-Louisville Digital Channel 3.3: Delayed Semi-finals starting at 12PM, Sunday, March 13th with game following ON THE AIR/NET All games of the 2011 Houchens/KHSAA Girls State Basketball Tournament can be heard locally on WBGN Radio (1340 AM), the Bowling Green flagship of the KU/KHSAA Radio Network. In addition, all games can be heard on the Internet at www. khsaa.net. PNC/KHSAA BOYS TOURNAMENT NEXT WEEK The 94th PNC/KHSAA Boys State Basketball Tournament gets underway next week, March 16-19, at Rupp Arena in Lexington. Tickets may be purchased online at ticketmaster.com or at the Rupp Arena Box Office. NON-ORIGINATING RADIO Radio stations that are not originating a broadcast of the tournament are to utilize auxiliary press seating located in Section L. If this area is full, seating is PRESENTATIONS Following is a schedule of special presentations occuring during this week s tournament. Session 5 - Friday Afternoon At halftime of game

3 2010 TOURNAMENT TEAMS IN 2011 POSTSEASON Region Team Record Record 2011 Postseason Result 1st Region Murray Lost to Calloway County on Mar. 5 in 1st Region 2nd Region Henderson County Lost to Lyon County on Feb. 28 in 2nd Region 3rd Region Ohio County Lost to McLean County on Feb. 23 in 10th District 4th Region Bowling Green TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANT 5th Region Marion County TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANT 6th Region Lou.Butler TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANT 7th Region Lou. Mercy Lost to DuPont Manual on Mar. 5 in 7th Region 8th Region Anderson County Lost to Walton-Verona on Mar. 5 in 8th Region 9th Region Boone County Lost to Newport Central Catholic on Mar. 6 in 9th Region 10th Region George Rogers Clark Lost to Montgomery County on Mar. 5 in 10th Region 11th Region Scott County Lost to Madison Central on Mar. 5 in 11th Region 12th Region Rockcastle County TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANT 13th Region Clay County TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANT 14th Region Breathitt County Lost to Leslie County on Mar. 1 in 14th Region 15th Region Belfry Lost to Shelby Valley on Mar. 1 in 15th Region 16th Region Rowan County Lost to Boyd County on Mar. 3 in 16th Region of the second state championship game contested state champion Oldham County will be honored during this year s Sweet 16 at Rupp Arena during the state championship game on the 25th anniversary of their title run. Marion County in the 2010 girls tournament. Assistant coach Robert Spalding played in the 1992 boys tournament for Marion County. Assistant coach Anthony Epps played in the 1992 and 1993 boys tournaments. Epps was the 1993 MVP on his way Johnna Abney played for Noble in 2004 and 2005 when the Rockets reached the tournament. Abney also played in the Kentucky All-Star game in E. A. Diddle Arena in the summer of Bowling Green s LaVonda Johnson reached 10 years 2001 Lexington Catholic (Greg Todd) to a title. Epps and Spalding were also assistants on the state tournament as a player at Warren East. def. DuPont Manual (Mina Todd) at Diddle Arena the 2010 girls tournament team. DuPont Manual coach Stacy Pendleton is making Assistant coach Greg Johnson also played in the tournament. 20 years 1991 Laurel County (Walter Hulett) def. his second apperance in the girls tournament as Clark County (Lisa Goodin) at FCC a head coach. He also led the Crimsons to the 2008 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Quickly Approaching 30 years 1981 Pulaski County (Larry Hurt) def. tournament. Pendleton was an assistant coach on Marshall County (Howard Beth) at Alumni Coliseum the Adair County team that made the boys tournament and an assistant on the The induction ceremony for the 2011 class to the Dawahares/KHSAA Hall of Fame is quickly 80 years 1931 Woodburn (Audrey Whitlock Peterson) Jeffersontown team that reached the girls tournament. approaching. The ceremony is scheduled for April def. Ashland (W.B. Jackson) at Alumni Gymnasium Assistant coach Erin Monfre played in two Wisconsin state tournaments. 16, The 2011 class features 13 members, including Sweet 16 legend J.R. VanHoose, a boys 90 years 1921 Ashland (W.B. Jackson) def. Clark Sheldon Clark coach Darrin Rice was an assistant basketball star from Paintsville. County at Kentucky Wesleyan Gym Tournament Coaches Have Connections to Past Sweet 16 Runs Many coaches in the 2011 Houchens Industries/ KHSAA Girls Sweet 16 State Basketball Tournament have connections to past tournaments on both the boys and girls side. Among them (as reported by head coaches at respective schools): Walton-Verona coach Cory Miller played in the 1991 boys event for Covington Holy Cross, reaching the state semifinals as the teams starting point guard. Marion County coach Trent Milby coached coach on the 2006 Johnson Central team that reached the state tournament. Rice is also an alum of Johnson Central 86. Assistant coach Robin Newsome previously led Sheldon Clark to multiple state titles. Clay County coach James Burchell played in two boys state tournament in 1974 and 1975 for Clay County. Assistant coach Jayme Gilbert played in the 2006 girls event for Clay County. Butler coach Larry Just has one state tournament coaching appearance in Assistant coach Gary Wheeler was an assistant on the 2008 state championship team and has been to the state tournament as an assistant in three of the last four years. Assistant Jenna Hedges played in the state Members of the 2011 induction class are: Leonard Carpenter One of the most prolific scorers in Kentucky basketball history, Carpenter scored 3,003 career points at Salyersville High School. At the time of his graduation, Carpenter was the first player in state history to achieve the mark. Kristie Combs An outstanding basketball player for M.C. Napier High School, Combs set several state records during her career. Combs finished her career with 2,792 points and 586 assists. She led the Lady Navajos to the 1994 state championship, winning the tournament most valuable player award in the process. Gladys Coomes Thompson A member of the 1927 girls state basketball champion West Louisville FINAL AP POLL tournament once and was an assistant coach during squad, the Daviess County native never lost her last years state tournament run. love for basketball. Her pioneering spirit made Boyd County coach Pete Fraley played on the female athletics in Kentucky the experience it is for Released Feb. 22, 2011 Rank-School FPV Rcd TP Pvs 1984 boys team that went to the state tournament generations of student-athletes. 1. Lou. DuPont Manual (10) from Boyd County. He also coached the 2003 girls Tim Cooper Cooper finished his high school 2. Rockcastle Co. (1) Bowling Green Boone Co team that reached the tournament. Assistant Dan Rowsey was an assistant in 2003 while assistants Jennifer Swann and Megan Brown played on the career at St. Xavier in 1970 with a record and four consecutive individual state tennis championships. He was also an all-district, all-region and 5. Elizabethtown team. all-state performer in basketball. 5. Lou. Mercy Calloway County coach Scott Sivills coached Mike Deaton An all-state athlete in two sports T7. Marion Co the team to the 2003 and 2007 girls tournaments as well as a state champion hurdler, Deaton was T7. Lou. Sacred Heart Lou. Butler previously. Assistant coach Chelsea Futrell was a awarded 18 letters at Green County High School for 10. Calloway Co freshman on the 2003 team that reached the tournament. football, baseball and track. He was also named a Others receiving votes: Perry Co. Central 8. Ryle 5. Sheldon Clark 3. Ashland Blazer 1. Rockcastle County coach Chrysti Noble has coached the Rockets in every state tournament game that they have played. Assistant coach scholastic All-American in football. Earl V. Driskell Jr. Driskell has enjoyed more than seven decades in athletics as a coach and official. In addition to coaching for 35 years at four

4 WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME Won State Tournament Advanced to State Finals Advanced to State Advances to State 1st Region Marshall County, 1984 Marshall County, 1984 Paducah Tilghman, 2005 Paducah Tilghman, nd Region Union County, 1996 Union County, 1996 Henderson County, 2009 Henderson County, rd Region None None Muhlenberg North, 2002 Ohio County, th Region Warren Central, 1983 Franklin-Simpson 2008 Franklin-Simpson 2008 Franklin-Simpson th Region Elizabethtown, 1998 Elizabethtown, 2009 Elizabethtown, 2009 Elizabethtown, th Region Lou. Iroquois, 2009 Lou. Iroquois, 2009 Lou. Iroquois, 2009 Lou. Iroquois, th Region Lou. Mercy, 2010 Lou. Mercy, 2010 Lou. Mercy, 2010 Lou. Mercy, th Region Scott County, 1995 Shelby County, 2000 Shelby County, 2000 Simon Kenton, th Region None Highlands, 1994 Holmes, 2002 Boone County, th Region None Montgomery County, 1998 Montgomery County, 1998 George Rogers Clark, th Region Lexington Christian, 2007 Scott County, 2010 Scott County, 2010 Scott County, th Region Laurel County, 1991 Pulaski County, 1995 Rockcastle County, 2010 Rockcastle County, th Region Clay County, 1989 Jackson County, 2002 Jackson County, 2002 Clay County, th Region Hazard, 1997 Hazard, 1997 Hazard, 1997 Breathitt County, th Region None Belfry, 1984 Elkhorn City, 1990 Betsy Lane, th Region West Carter, 2000 Rose Hill, 2006 Rowan County, 2010 Rowan County, 2010 different schools, Driskell continues in his seventh decade as an official in a career that began in the late 1940s and includes numerous awards. Beth Wilkerson Hammond A gifted basketball player, Wilkerson excelled for Paris High School, leading the school to a state runner-up finish in Her individual accomplishments include a 20-point and 11-rebound per game average, 1,600 career points, Parade First-Team All-American, 1979 Miss Basketball and a distinguished collegiate career at Old Dominion. Gary Kidwell A longtime supporter of high school athletics in northeastern Kentucky, Kidwell served as basketball coach at Lewis County High School for 20 years, baseball coach for 12 and football coach for 10, as well as athletic director for nearly two decades. Kidwell also is a longtime baseball and softball umpire and served on the KHSAA Board of Control, in addition to Commissioner of the Eastern Kentucky Conference since Kidwell has served as sports editor of the Lewis County Herald since 1975 and continues to host a weekly sports show on WKKS radio in Vanceburg after 35 years. Richard Dick Morse His outstanding four-sport officiating career began in 1960 with baseball and basketball and continued to football, where Morse called 30 playoff games. In 1995, Morse was named the Kentucky Official of the Year and in 2002 was awarded Supervisor of the Year. Felton Spencer A standout at Eastern High School in the mid-1980s, Spencer helped the Eagles to a pair of 7th Region championships and a spot on the Kentucky-Indiana All-Star Team in He followed with a standout career at the University of Louisville, followed by a lengthy NBA career. Joey Stockton A nine-time state track champion and Kentucky Mr. Football finalist, Stockton excelled at North Hardin High School. He was named Mr. Track in back-to-back years as well as Kentucky Male Athlete of the Year his senior year in J.R. VanHoose A schoolboy legend at Paintsville High School, VanHoose led the Tigers to the 1996 state championship and a runner-up finish in VanHoose finished his career with 3,095 points and 2,069 rebounds, one of only a handful of players to accomplish the feat. Among the individual honors bestowed upon VanHoose are Parade All-American, USA and Gatorade Player of the Year and 1998 Kentucky Mr. Basketball. VanHoose also enjoyed a standout career at Marshall University. Larry Vaught The sports editor of the Danville Advocate-Messenger for more than three decades, Vaught has spent his entire career promoting and recognizing high school student-athletes that would have otherwise gone unnoticed TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANTS IN THE TOURNAMENT ALL-TIME Team Trips Won Finals Misc. Overall 1st Region Calloway County nd Region Crittenden County rd Region Owensboro Catholic th Region Bowling Green th Region Marion County th Region Butler th Region DuPont Manual th Region Walton-Verona th Region Newport Cent. Cath th Region Montgomery County th Region Madison Central th Region Rockcastle County th Region Clay County th Region Perry County Central th Region Sheldon Clark th Region Boyd County

5 2011 PARTICIPATING TEAM CAPSULES REGION 1 CALLOWAY COUNTY Record Record Current Winning Streak Won 18 Def. Murray in 1st Region Def. MurraSy in 4th District Scott Sivills Record at Current School (Years) (13 years) Overall Record (Years) (13 years) Coaches Record in Sweet (two appearances) All-Time Games for Calloway County in Sweet F Oldham County 58 Calloway County F Calloway County 47 Caldwell County Q Nicholas County 52 Calloway County F Jackson County 53 Calloway County F Montgomery County 66 Calloway County 43 REGION 2 CRITTENDEN COUNTY Record Record Current Winning Streak Won five Def. Christian County in 2nd Region Def. Lyon County in 3OT in 5th District Shannon Hodge Record at Current School (Years) Unknown Overall Record (Years) Unknown Coaches Record in Sweet 16 Unknown All-Time Games for Crittenden County in Sweet 16 None REGION 3 OWENSBORO CATHOLIC Record Record Current Winning Streak Won 12 Def. Grayson County in 3rd Region Def. Daviess County in 9th District Ray Zuberer Record at Current School (Years) Unknown Overall Record (Years) Unknown Coaches Record in Sweet 16 Unknown All-Time Games for Owensboro Catholic in Sweet F Oldham County 42 Owensboro Catholic F Cumberland 39 Owensboro Catholic 37 REGION 4 BOWLING GREEN Record Record 28-3 Current Winning Streak Won 16 Def. Monroe County in 4th Region Def. Greenwood in 14th District Lavonda Johnson Record at Current School (Years) (four years) Overall Record (Years) (four years) Coaches Record in Sweet All-Time Games for Bowling Green in Sweet F Boone County 48 Bowling Green 44 REGION 5 MARION COUNTY Record Record 33-2 Current Winning Streak Won 11 Def. Elizabethtown in 5th Region Def. Taylor County in 20th District Trent Milby Record at Current School (Years) (5) Overall Record (Years) (9) Coaches Record in Sweet (one appearance) All-Time Games for Marion County in Sweet F Monticello 41 Marion County F Lou. Mercy 50 Marion County F Lex. Henry Clay 44 Marion County F Marion County 61 Warren East Q Pulaski County 74 Marion County F Lou. Mercy 67 Marion County 51 REGION 6 BUTLER Record Record 21-9 Current Winning Streak Won five Def. Bullitt East in 6th Region Def. Doss in 22nd District Larry Just Record at Current School (Years) (2 years) Overall Record (Years) (3 years in HS) ( with college) Coaches Record in Sweet (one apperance) All-Time Games for Butler in Sweet F Lou. Butler 60 George Rogers Clark Q Lou. Butler 51 Newport S Lou. Butler 51 Lou. Seneca C Lou. Butler 60 Barren County F Lou. Butler 76 Sheldon Clark Q Lou. Butler 66 Cov. Holy Cross S Lou. Butler 62 Mason County C Lou. Sacred Heart 68 Lou. Butler F Laurel County 60 Lou. Butler F Lou. Butler 72 Boyd County Q Lou. Butler 66 Oldham County S Lex. Lafayette 52 Lou. Butler F Lou. Butler 77 Pikeville Q Lou. Butler 70 West Hopkins S Lou. Butler 55 Lou. Mercy C Lou. Butler 65 Franklin County F Clay County 51 Lou. Butler F Lou. Male 67 Lou. Butler F Lou. Butler 54 Lou. Male Q Union County 50 Lou. Butler 48 OT 2003 F Shelby County 51 Lou. Butler F Lou. Butler 62 Bullitt East Q Lou. Butler 43 Wayne County S Lexington Catholic 63 Lou. Butler F Lou. Butler 65 Marshall County Q Lou. Butler 84 Ohio County S Lou. Butler 56 DuPont Manual C Lou. Butler 58 Franklin-Simpson F Henderson County 62 Lou. Butler 54 REGION 7 DUPONT MANUAL Record Record 24-6 Current Winning Streak Won 18 Def. Mercy in 7th Def. Mercy in 25th

6 Stacy Pendleton Record at Current School (Years) (7) Overall Record (Years) (12) Coaches Record in Sweet (one appearance) All-Time Games for DuPont Manual in Sweet F DuPont Manual 60 Henderson County Q Lou. Southern 60 DuPont Manual F DuPont Manual 67 Ohio County Q DuPont Manual 49 Lou. Southern S Clay County 49 DuPont Manual F DuPont Manual 48 Fleming-Neon Q DuPont Manual 67 West Hopkins S Lex. Henry Clay 72 DuPont Manual F DuPont Manual 56 Highlands Q DuPont Manual 62 Muhlenberg North S West Carter 73 DuPont Manual F DuPont Manual 75 Bishop Brossart Q DuPont Manual 55 Allen County-Scottsville S DuPont Manual 40 Muhlenberg North C Lexington Catholic 36 DuPont Manual F DuPont Manual 68 South Laurel Q DuPont Manual 52 Breathitt County S Lou. Butler 56 DuPont Manual 48 REGION 8 WALTON-VERONA Record Record 25-5 Current Winning Streak Won seven Def. Anderson County in 8th Region Def. Simon Kenton in 32nd District Cory Miller Record at Current School (Years) (4) Overall Record (Years) (4) Coaches Record in Sweet Program s All-Time Games for Walton-Verona in Sweet 16 None REGION 9 NEWPORT CENTRAL CATHOLIC Record Record 23-3 Current Winning Streak Won nine Def. Boone County in 9th Region Def. Highlands in 36th District Ron Dawn Record at Current School (Years) Unknown Overall Record (Years) Unknown Coaches Record in Sweet 16 Unknown All-Time Games for Newport Central Catholic in Sweet F Lou. Sacred Heart 60 Newport Central Catholic F Paducah Tilghman 54 Newport Central Catholic 52 REGION 10 MONTGOMERY COUNTY Record Record Current Winning Streak Won three Def. GRC in 10th Region Lost to GRC in 40th District Janie Robinson Record at Current School (Years) (four years) Overall Record (Years) Unknown (ten years) Coaches Record in Sweet at Montgomery County (two apps.) All-Time Games for Montgomery County in Sweet F Highlands 56 Montgomery County F Boone County 55 Montgomery County F Montgomery County 53 Pleasure Ridge Park Q Montgomery County 62 West Carter S Montgomery County 42 Boone County C Elizabethtown 45 Montgomery County F Montgomery County 57 Marshall County Q Montgomery County 68 Wayne County 58 OT 1999 S Lou. Assumption 45 Montgomery County F Montgomery County 55 Rowan County 48 OT 2005 Q South Laurel 74 Montgomery County F Montgomery County 33 Boone County Q Lou. Iroquois 58 Montgomery County F Montgomery County 66 Calloway County Q Lexington Christian 70 Montgomery County F Montgomery County 65 Lex. Henry Clay Q Franklin-Simpson 55 Montgomery County F Montgomery County 35 Lou. Christian Academy Q Lou. Iroquois 46 Montgomery County 37 REGION 11 MADISON CENTRAL Record Record 28-2 Current Winning Streak Won eight Def. Scott County in 12th Region Def. Madison Southern in 44th District Robbie Cooksey Record at Current School (Years) Overall Record (Years) Coaches Record in Sweet 16 All-Time Games for Madison Central in Sweet 16 None REGION 12 ROCKCASTLE COUNTY Record Record 29-5 Current Winning Streak Won 23 Def. Casey County in 12th Region Def. Casey County in 47th District Chrysti Noble Record at Current School (Years) Unknown Overall Record (Years) Unknown Coaches Record in Sweet (six appearances) All-Time Games for Rockcastle County in Sweet F Lou. Assumption 51 Rockcastle County F Christian County 57 Rockcastle County F Lexington Catholic 73 Rockcastle County F Letcher Co. Central 49 Rockcastle County F Ohio County 60 Rockcastle County F Rockcastle County 69 Murray Q Rockcastle County 56 George Rogers Clark S Scott County 62 Rockcastle County 59 REGION 13 CLAY COUNTY Record Record 28-7 Current Winning Streak Won 13 Def. South Laurel in 13th Region Def. Jackson County in 49th District James Burchell Record at Current School (Years) (5) Overall Record (Years) (5) Boyd Coaches Record in Sweet (two appearancs) Program s All-Time Games for Clay County in Sweet 16

7 1976 F Russell 54 Clay County F Clay County 49 Fort Knox Q Laurel County 50 Clay County F Clay County 49 Boone County Q George Rogers Clark 51 Clay County F Whitesburg 79 Clay County F Clay County 65 Phelps Q Oldham County 56 Clay County F Clay County 50 Lex. Henry Clay Q Clay County 59 Oldham County S Clay County 49 Lou. DuPont Manual C Clay County 48 George Rogers Clark 44 3 OT 1990 F Lou. Southern 67 Clay County F Clay County 68 Todd County Central Q Laurel County 50 Clay County F Clay County 54 Shelby County Q Clay County 54 Lex. Henry Clay S Clay County 59 Warren East C Lou. Mercy 44 Clay County F Clay County 51 Lou. Butler Q Clay County 47 Central Hardin S Nicholas County 37 Clay County F Clay County 60 Marshall County Q Lou. Male 54 Clay County F Union County 47 Clay County F Lou. Iroquois 39 Clay County F North Hardin 51 Clay County F Ohio County 59 Clay County F Clay County 70 Anderson County Q Rowan County 48 Clay County F Paris 87 Sheldon Clark F Webster County 58 Sheldon Clark F Mason County 55 Sheldon Clark F Laurel County 46 Sheldon Clark 42 OT 1992 F Nicholas County 49 Sheldon Clark 30 REGION 16 BOYD COUNTY Record Record 18-9 Current Winning Streak Won three Def. Ashland Blazer in 16th Region Lost Ashland Blazer in 64th District Pete Fraley Record at Current School (Years) (15 years) Overall Record (Years) (15 years) Coaches Record in Sweet (one appearance) Program s All-Time Games for Boyd County in Sweet F Lou. Butler 72 Boyd County F Oldham County 47 Boyd County F Warren East 77 Boyd County F Clinton County 70 Boyd County 54 REGION 14 PERRY COUNTY CENTRAL Record Record 18-6 Current Winning Streak Won 13 Def. Leslie County in 14th Region Def. Leslie County in 54th District Randy Napier Record at Current School (Years) Unknown Overall Record (Years) Unknown Coaches Record in Sweet 16 Unknown Program s All-Time Games for Perry County Central in Sweet F South Oldham 45 Perry County Central F Muhlenberg North 75 Perry County Central F Highlands 52 Perry County Central F Perry County Central 88 Johnson Central Q Muhlenberg North 67 Perry County Central F Lexington Catholic 65 Perry County Central 60 OT 2004 F Lexington Catholic 54 Perry County Central 40 REGION 15 SHELDON CLARK Record Record 20-6 Current Winning Streak Won nine Def. Betsy Layne in 15th Region Def. Magoffin County in 57th District Darrin Rice Record at Current School (Years) (4) Overall Record (Years) (4) Coaches Record in Sweet All-Time Games for Sheldon Clark in Sweet F Lou. Seneca 59 Sheldon Clark F Lou. Butler 76 Sheldon Clark F Lex. Tates Creek 56 Sheldon Clark 54

8 These records have been compiled using news clippings, box scores, and other official tournament archives since the tournament was renewed in Any corrections should be made in writing to the Kentucky High School Athletic Association. The KHSAA would like to thank David Parke of Eastern Ky. University for his service in maintaining and assisting with the updating of the Girls State Tournament records from the early years. INDIVIDUAL Points, Game Heather Baker, Pulaski County vs. Belfry, Donna Murphy, Newport vs. Russell, Sonya Dobbs, Monticello vs. Whitesburg, Stacey Reed, Laurel Co. vs. Whitesburg, Kristie Combs, MC Napier vs. Henderson Co., Jaime Walz, Highlands vs. Russell, Carla Amlung, Sacred Heart vs. W. Hardin, Dina Disney, Meade Co. vs. Leslie Co., Gwen Doyle, Manual vs. Henry Clay, Laura Terr, Rose Hill vs. Shelby Co., Patrika Barlow, Barren County vs. Muhlenberg North, Julie Duerring, Boone Co. vs. Oldham Co., Shea Lunsford, Jackson Co. vs. Johnson Central, 34 Most Points, One Tournament Jaime Walz, Highlands, Clemette Haskins, Warren Central, Kristie Combs, MC Napier, Heather Baker, Pulaski Co., Laura Terry, Rose Hill, Amber Guffey, Clinton Co., Lisa Harrison, Southern, Patricia Johnson, Butler, Carol Parker, Marshall Co., Charlotte Sizemore, Hazard, Kim Denkins, Nicholas Co., Lori Hines, Pulaski Co., Stacey Reed, Laurel Co., Jenni Benningfield, Assumption, Tia Gibbs, Butler, Carolyn Alexander, Hazard, Heather Baker, Pulaski Co., Joretta Carney, Laurel Co., Annette Jones, Atherton, Most Points, All Tournaments Sharon Garland, Laurel Co. 231 Adia Mathies, Iroquois 215 Jaime Walz, Highlands 189 Carol Parker, Marshall Co. 187 Heather Baker, Pulaski Co. 187 Jade Perry, Muhlenberg North 183 Crystal Kelly, Sacred Heart 183 Beth Wilkerson, Paris 181 Carly Ormerod, Sacred Heart 177 Gwen Doyle, Manual 167 Kelli Cook, Franklin-Simpson 156 Annette Jones, Atherton 150 Keyla Snowden, Lexington Catholic 149 Amber Guffey, Clinton Co. 148 Vonda Jackson, Clay Co. 145 Valerie Owens, Butler 145 Natalie Powers, Apollo 141 Lisa Collins, Laurel Co. 140 Maria Poschinger, Mercy 140 Shannon Novovel, Lexington Catholic 137 Kandi Brown, West Carter 136 Lisa Harrison, Southern 135 Fields Goal Attempts, Game Donna Murphy, Newport vs. Russell, Field GoalsMade, Game Donna Murphy, Newport vs. Russell, Field Goal Percentage, Game (10 attempts - 90%) Camille Cooper, Scott Co. (10-10) vs. Holy Cross (Louis.), Carol Parker, Marshall Co. (12-13) vs. Todd Co., STATE TOURNAMENT RECORDS Bethany Baker, Perry Co. Central (9-10) vs. Johnson Central, Three-Point Field Goal Attempts, Game Betsy Young, Sacred Heart vs. Holy Cross (Louis.), Jaime Walz, Highlands vs. Apollo, Kim Brown, West Carter vs. George Rogers Clark, Heather Baker, Pulaski Co. vs. Union Co., Three-Point Field Goals, Game Kim Brown, West Carter vs. George Rogers Clark, Laura Terry, Rose Hill vs. Lexington Catholic, Brittany Wilson, DuPont Manual vs. South Laurel, Jessica Cummings, Clinton Co. vs. Paducah Tilghman, Erica Hallman, Holmes vs. Christian Co., Erica Hallman, Holmes vs. Jackson Co., Bertha Sebastian, Perry Co. Central vs. Johnson Central, Betsy Young, Sacred Heart vs. Holy Cross (Louis.), Brandy Dodson, Monroe Co. vs. Scott Co., Jenni Benningfield, Assumption vs. Allen County-Scottsville, Kandi Brown, West Carter vs. Lexington Catholic, Three-Point Field Goal Percentage, Game (3 attempts - 80%) Brittany Wilson, DuPont Manual (5-5) vs. South Laurel, Sarah Beth Barnette, Lexington Christian (3-3) vs. Montgomery Co., Jenni Benningfield, Assumption (5-5) vs. Allen County-Scottsville, Christina Jansen, Mercy (3-3) vs. Nicholas Co., Jessica Cummings, Clinton Co. (5-6) vs. Paducah Tilghman, Natalie Greenwell, Elizabethtown (4-5) vs. Lexington Christian, Kayla Hickman, Iroquois (4-5) vs. Franklin-Simpson, Courtney Thomas, Barren Co. (4-5) vs. Muhlenberg North, Kayla Ratliff, Pike Co. Central (4-5) vs. Notre Dame, Kandi Brown, West Carter (4-5) vs. Harrison Co., Sarah Newman, Berea (4-5) vs. Harlan, Tracey Speaks, Pulaski Co. (4-5) vs. Graves Co., Most Three Point Shots Attempts, All Tournaments Jaime Walz, Highlands 68 Paige Guffey, Clinton Co. 57 Kayla Hickman, Iroquois 54 Brittany Abbott, Clinton Co. 50 Kandi Brown, West Carter 49 Heather Baker, Pulaski Co. 37 Tracey Speaks, Pulaski Co. 36 Mandy Sterling, Ashland Blazer/West Carter 35 Most Three Point Shots Made, All Tournaments Keyla Snowden, Lexington Catholic 22 Kandi Brown, West Carter 20 Paige Guffey, Clinton Co. 18 Brittany Abbott, Clinton Co. 18 Kayla Hickman, Iroquois 15 Tracey Speaks, Pulaski Co. 15 Elizabeth Plass, DuPont Manual 13 Jaime Walz, Highlands 13 Laura Terry, Rose Hill 12 Susan Feltner, Clay Co. 12 Miranda Massey, Warren East 12 Natalie Powers, Apollo 12 Chelsey Thompson, DuPont Manual 12 Heather Baker, Pulaski Co. 11 Erica Hallman, Holmes 11 Free Throw Attempts, Game Amber Guffey, Clinton Co. vs. Christian Academy-Louis., Tanesha Johnson, Shelby Co. vs. Presentation, Kyra Elzy, Oldham Co. vs. Assumption, Samantha Smith, Fulton Co. vs. West Carter, Free Throws Made, Game Amber Guffey, Clinton Co. vs. Christian Academy-Louis., Tanesha Johnson, Shelby Co. vs. Presentation, Maria Poschinger, Mercy vs. Henry Clay, Kim Jones, Clay Co. vs. Phelps, Jaime Walz, Highlands vs. Ohio Co., Free Throws Made, All Tournaments Adia Mathies, Iroquois 59 Jaime Walz, Highlands 52 Crystal Kelly, Sacred Heart 51 Maria Poschinger, Mercy 46 Anaris Sickles, Lexington Catholic 45 Amber Guffey, Clinton Co. 45 Jade Perry, Muhlenberg North 45 Maisha Thomas, George Rogers Clark 44 Sharon Garland, Laurel Co. 43 Carly Ormerod, Sacred Heart 41 Bridgette Combs, Whitesburg 40 Free Throw Percentage, Game (10 attempts) Sharon Combs, Laurel Co. (10-10) vs. Assumption, Tiffany Roaden, Jackson Co. (10-10) vs. Presentation, Cindy Cheatham, Oldham Co. (10-10) vs. Marshall Co., Johnna Abney, Rockcastle Co. (11-12) vs. Lexington Catholic, Katie Filiatreau, Washington Co. (11-12) vs. Betsy Layne, Heather Baker, Pulaski Co. (10-11) vs. Belfry, Alex Jones, Elizabethtown (9-10) vs. Lexington Christian, Michelle Pruitt, Monroe Co. (9-10) vs. Scott Co., Blocked Shots, Game Jenni Benningield, Assumption vs. Hopkins Co. Central, Rebounds, Game Valerie Owens, Butler vs. Sheldon Clark, Debra Oden, Jenkins vs. Barren Co., Kristy Murphy, Marion Co. vs. Warren East, Sarah Hammond, Rockcastle County vs. Ohio County, Alyse Poindexter, Henderson County vs. Conner, Emily Queen, Rose Hill vs. Shelby Co., Kabrenda Warfield, Elizabethtown vs. Henderson Co., Sarah Elliott, Jackson Co. vs. Pleasure Ridge Park, Rachel Byars, Union Co. vs. Pulaski Co., Chastity Gooch, Franklin-Simpson vs. Iroquois, Chastity Gooch, Franklin-Simpson vs. Montgomery County, Clara Mitchell, Lexington Christian vs. Iroquois, Suzie Owens, Scott Co. vs. Henderson Co., Whitney Lee, Montgomery Co., vs. Boone Co., Tia Gibbs, Butler vs. Ohio County, Tara Dalcourt, Franklin-Simpson vs. Rose Hill, Emily Queen, Rose Hill vs. Lexington Catholic, Stephanie Whitaker, Letcher Co. Central vs. Rockcastle Co., Adia Mathies, Iroquois vs. Rose Hill, Keisha Johnson, Knott Co. Central

9 vs. Iroquois, Brittany Edelen, Washington Co. vs. Paducah Tilghman, LeNita White, Shelby Co. vs. Ohio Co., Jenni Benningfield, Assumption vs. Lexington Catholic, Anaris Sickles, Lexington Catholic vs. Butler, Most Rebounds, One Tournament Valerie Owens, Butler, Valerie Owens, Butler, Bridgette Combs, Whitesburg, Emily Queen, Rose Hill, Beth Wilkerson, Paris, Valerie Miller, Lafayette, Whitney Lee, Montgomery Co., Sarah Elliott, Jackson Co., Clemette Haskins, Warren Central, Carla Amlung, Sacred Heart, Sheila Johnson, Doss, Kathy Spinks, Belfry, Rebounds, All Tournaments Valerie Owens, Butler 144 Beth Wilkerson, Paris 112 Crystal Kelly, Sacred Heart 107 Bridgette Combs, Whitesburg 104 Vonda Jackson, Clay Co. 104 Gwen Doyle, DuPont Manual 102 Sharon Garland, Laurel Co. 102 Assists, Game Delena House, Laurel Co. vs. Assumption, Kelly Smith, Laurel Co. vs. Doss, Ukari Figgs, Scott Co. vs. Pulaski Co., Ukari Figgs, Scott Co. vs. Holy Cross (Louis.), Most Assists, One Tournament Kelly Smith, Laurel Co., Ukari Figgs, Scott Co., Stephanie Edwards, Butler, Clemette Haskins, Warren Central, Delena House, Laurel Co., Delena House, Laurel Co., Michelle Burden, Southern, Assists, All Tournaments Lisa House, Laurel Co. 68 Kelly Smith, Laurel Co. 50 Michelle Burden, Southern 49 Carly Ormerod, Sacred Heart 47 Stephanie Edwards, Butler 42 TEAM Points, Game Iroquois vs. Knott Co. Cent., Perry Co. Cent. vs. Johnson Cent., Madisonville vs. Taylor Co., MC Napier vs. Highlands, Sacred Heart vs. Barren Co., Points, First Half Iroquois vs. Knott Co. Cent., Henry Clay vs. Belfry, Points, Second Half Perry Co. Cent. vs. Johnson Cent., Paris vs. Sheldon Clark, Points, Both Teams Iroquois (98) vs. Knott Co. Cent. (72), Madisonville (88) vs. Taylor Co. (70), Field Goal Attempts Henry Clay vs. Ashland Blazer, Field Goals Made Sacred Heart vs. Barren Co., Henry Clay vs. Belfry, Field Goal Percentage Sacred Heart (41-61) vs. Barren Co., Laurel Co. (26-39) vs. Paris, Elizabethtown (28-42) vs. Webster Co., Three-Point Field Goal Attempts Lexington Christian vs. Elizabethtown, Highlands vs. Apollo, Boone County vs. Scott County, Clinton Co. vs. Iroquois, Pleasure R. Park vs. Jackson Co., Boone County vs. Elizabethtown, Simone Kenton vs. Breathitt County, Rowan County vs. Breathitt County, Simon Kenton vs. Casey County, Lexington Christ. vs. Pike Co. Central, West Carter vs. Shelby Co., Iroquois vs. Rose Hill, Sacred Heart vs. H. Cross (Louis.), Pulaski Co. vs. Union Co., Three-Point Field Goals Made Clinton Co. vs. Lexington Catholic, Clinton Co. vs. Paducah Tilghman, Boone County vs. Elizabethtown, Lexington Christ. vs. Montgomery Co., Henderson Co. vs. Lincoln Co., Lexington Christian vs. Iroquois, Rose Hill vs. Lexington Catholic, Lexington Catholic vs. Rose Hill, Clinton Co. vs. Iroquois, Iroquois vs. Knott Co. Cent., West Carter vs. George R. Clark, Pulaski Co. vs. Fulton Co., Pleasure R. Park vs. Jackson Co., Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Elkhorn City vs. George Rogers Clark (3/3), Mercy vs. Clay Co. (3/3), Free Throw Attempts Oldham Co. vs. Assumption, Free Throws Made Oldham Co. vs. Assumption, Clinton Co. vs. Christian Acad.-Louis. 35 Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 attempts) Todd Co. Central vs. Marshall Co. (12/12), Casey County vs. Iroquois (11/2), Clinton Co. vs. Iroquois (10-11), Monroe Co. vs. Apollo (10-11), Clinton Co. vs. Paducah Tilghman (9-10), Lexington Catholic vs. Clinton Co. (9-10), Notre Dame vs. Pike Co. Central (17-19), West Carter vs. DuPont Manual (16/18), Boone County vs Elizabethtown (13-15), Rockcastle Co. vs. Lexington Catholic (26-30), Jackson Co. vs. Marshall Co. (13/15), Wayne Co. vs. Montgomery Co. (13-15), Free Throws Made (Both Teams) Clinton Co. (35) vs. Christian Acad.-Louis. (18) 53 Oldham Co. (36) vs. Assumption (9), Rockcastle Co. (26) vs. Lexington Catholic (18) 44 Casey County (23) vs. Johnson Central (19), Shelby Co. (27) vs. Presentation (15), Personal Fouls Presentation vs. Shelby Co., Harrison Co. vs. West Carter, Lexington Catholic vs. Shelby Co., West Carter vs. Hart Co., Assumption vs. Oldham Co., Muhlenberg North vs. Perry Co. Central, Rebounds Jenkins vs. Mason Co., Assists Sacred Heart vs. Barren Co., Laurel Co. vs. Assumption, MISCELLANEOUS Widest Winning Margin Sacred Heart (86) vs. Barren Co. (38), Southern (83) vs. West Carter (38), Lowest Winning Score Laurel Co. (33) vs. Clark Co. (31), Scott Co. (35) vs. Clark Co. (29), Montgomery County (35) vs Christian Academy-Louisville (33), Least Points, Both Teams Assumption (42) vs. Wayne Co. (18), Laurel Co. (33) vs. Clark Co. (31), Scott Co. (35) vs. Clark Co. (29), Least Points, One Team Wayne Co. vs. Assumption, Washington Co., vs. Sacred Heart, Oldham Co. vs. Assumption, Jenkins vs. Barren Co., Marshall Co. vs. Sacred Heart, Rowan County vs. Boone County, West Carter vs. Montgomery Co., Points, One Team, One Tournament Lexington Catholic, Lexington Christian, Butler, Clinton Co., Butler, MC Napier, Lexington Catholic, Sacred Heart, Most Appearances Marshall County 19 Clay County 15 Oldham County 12 Henry Clay 11 Boone County 11 Butler 11 Southern 10 Laurel County 9 Ashland Blazer 9 Most Wins All-Tournaments Laurel County 25 Lexington Catholic 24 Butler 20 Marshall County 17 Oldham County 17 Sacred Heart 16 Elizabethtown 14 Mercy 14 Clay County 14 DuPont Manual 12 George Rogers Clark 12 Assumption 11 Henry Clay 11 Southern 11 Montgomery County 10 Iroquois 10 Most Final Four Appearances Laurel County 7 Lexington Catholic 7 Butler 6 DuPont Manual 5 Marshall County 4 Sacred Heart 4 Oldham County 4 Unbeaten Teams Marshall County, Laurel County, Most Overtimes Clay Co. (48), Clark Co. (44) 1989 Final 3 Most Coaching Appearances Howard Beth, Marshall Co. 19 Bill Brown, Southern 10 John Hop Brown, West Carter 8 Roy Bowling, Laurel Co. 8 Dave Weedman, Oldham Co. 8 Donnie Gray, Clay Co. 9 Bob Tripure, Henry Clay, Lexington Cath. 8 John High, Whitesburg, Breahitt Co. 7 Bob Hutchison, Mason Co. 6 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME INDIVIDUAL Points, Game Clemette Haskins, Warren Central vs. Whitesburg, Fields Goal Attempts, Game Jenni Benningfield, Assumption vs. Lexington Catholic, Clemette Haskins, Warren Central vs. Whitesburg, Field Goals Made, Game Clemette Haskins, Warren Central vs. Whitesburg,