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I've been seeing a lot of threads/post referring to records.
I thought posting them in a thread would make it much easier for people to refer back to and use as a good source.
Keep in mind that schools and coaches have the responsibility of submitting records to the KHSAA and just because a record that you know has been broken or made the list isnt on here, its the schools fault.

SCHOOL
Most State Championships – All-Time
# School (Years)
6 Lafayette (1942, 1950, 1953, 1957, 1979, 2001)
6 Henry Clay (1918, 1919, 1920, 1922, 1924, 1983)
4 Male (1945, 1970, 1971, 1975)
4 St. Xavier (1926, 1935, 1958, 1962)
4 Ashland Blazer (1928, 1933, 1934, 1961)
4 DuPont Manual (1921, 1923, 1925, 1931)

Most State Championships Consecutive
# School (Years)
3 Henry Clay (1918, 1919, 1920)
2 Fairdale (1990-91)
2 Male (1970-71)
2 Seneca (1963, 1964)
2 Ashland Blazer (1933, 1934)

Wins - All-Time (Min. 1,000)
# School, Years (Won/Lost) – Entering 2009-10 Season; 2008-09 Record
1,804 Ashland Blazer, 1921-09 (1,804-779-1); 17-14
1,755 Paducah Tilghman, 1911-09 (1,755-712); 22-6
1,578 Central City, 1926-90 (1,578-556)
1,314 Paintsville, 1921-09 (1,314-975); 7-19
1,255 Monticello, 1911-09 (1,255-1,030); 2-26
1,230 Lafayette, 1939-09 (1,230-651); 11-19
1,218 Paris, 1928-09 (1,218-998); 6-16
1,216 Newport Central Catholic, 1943-09 (1,216-667); 18-11
1,204 Wayne Co., 1942-09 (1,204-762); 17-15

Wins - Consecutive (Min. 35)
# School, Year(s)
44 Ashland Blazer, Dec. 10, 1927 to Jan. 5, 1928
(37-0 1928 season and 7-0 in 1929 season)
38 Brewers, 1948

Wins - Consecutive-At Home
# School (Years)
120 Clay Co. (1984-1993)
53 Shelby Valley (2-24-04 – 1-22-10)

Most Points Scored - Game-One School (Min. 125)
# School vs. Opponent Date/Year (Score)
215 Jackson City vs. Woodbridge Academy,
2-10-92 (215-28)
180 Jackson City vs. Millersburg Military, 1-28-92 (180-72)
170 Boyd Co. vs. Blaine, 1953
157 Salyersville vs. Ezel, 1948 (157-60)
157 Lily vs. Lynn Camp, 1966 (157-56)
156 Eastern vs. Doss, 12-3-96 (156-70)
148 South Hopkins vs. Hanson, 1957 (148-54)
146 Pikeville vs. Wheelright, 1957
146 Central vs. N/A, N/A
145 Marshall Co. vs. Christian Fellowship,
12-15-03 (145-54)
143 Ohio Co. vs. N/A, N/A
140 Elliott Co. vs. Jackson City, 2-1-99 (140-79)
139 Morton's Gap vs. St. Agnes, 1954 (139-33)
138 McDowell vs. Millard, 1973
134 Cawood vs. Fleming-Neon, 1985
134 Johnson Central vs. Catlettsburg, 1969 (134-46)
133 Wolfe Co. vs. Morgan Co., 1986 (133-101)
133 Elliott Co. vs. Riverside Christian, 12-22-98 (133-69)
132 Elliott Co. vs. Boyd Co., 12-16-08 (132-67)

Most Points Scored - Per Game-Season (Min. 82.0)
# School, Year
95.5 Oneida Baptist, 1983
92.2 Russell, 1967
91.0 Wayland, 1956
90.2 Trigg Co., 1997
89.8 Clay Co., 1992
88.8
Eastern, 1997
88.8
South Floyd, 2000
86.0 Pikeville, 1957
85.8 Ballard, 2001 (2919/34)
84.7 Clay Co., 1974
84.5 Ballard, 2000 (2619/31)
84.3 Elliott Co., 2008-09 (2950/35)
84.3 Clay Co., 1988
84.2 Harrison Co., 1994
84.0 North Hardin, 1991 (2941/35)
84.0 Henderson Co., 1990 (2689/32)
83.4 Powell Co., 1972
83.3 Paintsville, 1957 (2582/31)
82.9 South Floyd, 2001
82.6 Cawood, 2001 (2394/29)
82.1 Paintsville, 1995 (2710/33

INDIVIDUAL
Most Points Scored - Career (Min. 3,000)
# Player (School) Years
4,337 Kelly Coleman (Wayland) 1953-56
3,647 Charlie Osborne (Flat Gap) 1953-57
3,567 Harry Todd (Earlington) 1955-58
3,542 Chris Harrison (Tollesboro) 1987-91
3,365 Charles Thomas (Harlan) 1990-95
3,325 Clem Haskins (Taylor Co.)
3,300 Ty Rogers (Lyon Co.) 1998-04
3,233 Fred Hale (Williamstown) N/A
3,228 Ervin Stepp (Phelps) 1977-80
3,226 Manual Forrest (Moore) 1977-81
3,202 Todd Conley (Elkhorn City) 1991-94
3,219 Nelson White (Powell Co.) 1951-55
3,211 Tim Stephens (McCreary Co.) 1973-76
3,183 Talbert Turner (Pendleton Co.) N/A
3,172 Bert Greene (Olive Hill) 1955-59
3,160 Shannon Hoskins (M.C. Napier, Clay Co.) 1989-92
3,148 Darel Carrier (Bristow)
3,140 J. J. Hylton (Belfry)
3,136 Corky Withrow (Central City)
3,095 J. R. VanHoose (Paintsville) 1994-98
3,077 Rich Hendrick (Bristow)
3,058 Larry A. Gritton (Oneida Baptist) 1989-93
3,048 Leonard Carpenter (Salyersville) 1949-53
3,047 Paul Sturgill (Livingston) 1955-1959
3,033 Ray Harper (Bremen)
3,023 Tim Couch (Leslie Co.) 1991-96
3,016 Keith Blackburn (Eminence)
3,070 Clark Stepp (June Buchanan) 2004-08
3,000 Julius Berry (Lexington Dunbar)

Most Points Scored - Season (Min. 1,000)
# Player, School, Year
1,734 Kelly Coleman, Wayland, 1956
1,449 Ervin Stepp, Phelps, 1980
1,275 Ervin Stepp, Phelps, 1979
1,182 Chris Harrison, Tollesboro, 1991
1,174 Kelly Coleman, Wayland, 1955
1,099 Travis Ford, Madisonville-North Hopkins, 1989
1,094 Scott Draud, Highlands, 1986
1,041 Leonard Carpenter, Salyersville, 1953
1,034 Winfred Hughes, Powell Co., 1972
1,022 Gary Gregory, Clay Co., 1974
1,017 Darnell Burton, Paul Dunbar, 1993
1,011 James Goodwin, Powell Co., 1974
1,006 Patrick Sparks, Muhlenberg North, 2001
1,005 Tony Burns, Oneida Baptist, 1983
1,004 Tony Burns, Oneida Baptist, 1984
1,001 Rodney Woods, Lone Jack, 1971

Most Three Point Field Goals Made - Career (Min. 250)
# Player (School) Years
407 Ty Rogers (Lyon Co.) 1999-04
398 Ryan Cochran (St. Mary) 1998-02
328 Ronny Dawn (Newport Central Catholic) 1997-01
311 Chris Harrison (Tollesboro) 1987-91
301 Charley Broughton (Apollo) 1988-91
290 Robert Pendleton (Webster Co.) 1998-2002
288 Dontaie Smith (North Hardin) 1994-98
281 Michael Hall (South Floyd) 1999-03
278 Mitchell McClure (Calloway Co.) 1999-03
277 Brett Meredith (Edmonson Co.) 1999-03
262 Brandon Stockton (Glasgow) 1999-02
258 Donnie Criswell (Monticello) 1988-91
254 Kenneth Woods (Oneida Baptist) 1998-02
252 Patrick Sparks (Muhlenberg North) 1998-01

Most Three Point Field Goals Made - Season (Min. 110)
# Player (School) Year/Date
145 Chris Harrison (Tollesboro) 1991
122 Dontaie Smith (North Hardin) 1998
120 Stuart Miller (Middlesboro) 2005
119 Ryan Anderson (Warren Central) 2004

COACHING
Most Victories – Minimum 500
Career (Records are entering the 2010-11 season. Schools listed are in order of coaching career when information available.); 2010 season record. A special thank you goes to the Kentucky Basketball Coaches Association for its extensive research in obtaining missing data, as well helping to correct data on file.
# Coach (School) (# of years) wins-losses
856 William Kean (Central) (36) 856-83
767 Bobby Keith (Clay Co.) (29) 767-124
761 Pearl Combs (Vicco, Hindman) (42) 761-320
726 Don Parson (Calhoun, Madisonville-North Hopkins) (37) 726-335
752* Ron Bevars (North Hardin) (35) 752-309; 27-5
742* Dale Mabrey (Pleasure Ridge Park) (28) 742-203; 18-8
738* Billy Hicks (Evarts, Harlan, Corbin, Scott Co.) (29)
738-207; 29-7
654 Al Prewitt (MMI, Henry Co., Henry Clay) (33)
654-237
664 David Fraley (Powell Co., Pulaski Co., Knott Co.
Central) (31) 664-231; 26-7
628 Lyle Dunbar (Fordsville, West Hopkins, Scottsville

Most Points Scored - Game (Min. 65)
# Player (School) vs. Opponent, Year/Date
114 Wayne Oakley (Hanson) vs. St. Agnes, 12-21-54
90 Billy Miller (Nancy) vs. Pine Knot, 1956
87 Danny Cornett (Breckinridge Training)
vs. Carter City, 11-21-64
84 Wayne Golden (Shawnee) vs. Portland Christian, 1970
84 Jack Winders (Morton’s Gap) vs. St. Agnes, 1954
83 Bob Slusher (Lone Jack) vs. Pineville, 1957
83 Bill Burnett (Paris) vs. Winchester, 1916
78 Roger Bolton (Lynn Camp) vs. St. Camilius, 1968
75 Ervin Stepp (Phelps) vs. Feds Creek, 1980
75 Kelly Coleman (Wayland) vs. Maytown, 1956
73 Chris Harrison (Tollesboro) vs. Augusta, 1991
72 Leonard Poole (Breckinridge Co.) vs. Flat Gap,
2-1-64
72 Walton Key (Sunfish) vs. Center, 2-18-55
71 David Gross (Jackson City)
vs. Millersburg Military, 1-28-92
71 Patrick Sparks (Muhlenberg North) vs. Apollo, 2-2-01
71 Earl Slone (Knott Co.) vs. Kingdom Come, 1961
70 Glyn Shrodes (Bardwell) vs. Cayce, 1954
69 Scott Draud (Highlands) vs. Holmes, 1986
69 Ervin Stepp (Phelps) vs. Dorton, 1979
69 Eugene Gibson (Knott Co.) vs. Riverside, 1-3-56

Most Points Scored - Per Game-Career (Min. 30 ppg.)
# Player, School, Years
40.4 Ervin Stepp, Phelps, 1977-80

Mr. Basketball Award
Year Player (School)
1956 Kelly Coleman (Wayland)
1957 Billy Ray Lickert (Lafayette)
1958 Ralph Richardson (Russell Co.)
Harry Todd (Earlington)
1959 Pat Doyle (North Marshall)
1960 Jeff Mullins (Lafayette)
1961 Randy Embrey (Owensboro)
1962 Mike Silliman (St. Xavier)
1963 Mike Redd (Seneca)
1964 Wesley Unseld (Seneca)
1965 Butch Beard (Breckinridge Co.)
1966 Mike Casey (Shelby Co.)
1967 Jim McDaniels (Allen Co.)
1968 Terry Davis (Shelby Co.)
1969 Ron King (Central)
1970 Robert Brooks (Richmond Madison)
1971 Jimmy Dan Conner (Anderson Co.)
1972 Jerry Thurston (Owensboro)
1973 Wesley Cox (Male)
1974 Jack Givens (Bryan Station)
1975 Dom Fucci (Tates Creek)
1976 Darrell Griffith (Male)
1977 Jeff Lamp (Ballard)
1978 Doug Schloemer (Holmes)
1979 Dirk Minniefield (Lafayette)
1980 Ervin Stepp (Phelps)
1981 Phil Cox (Cawood)
1982 Todd May (Virgie)
1983 Winston Bennett (Male)
1984 Steve Miller (Henry Clay)
1985 Tony Kimbro (Seneca)
1986 Rex Chapman (Apollo)
1987 John Pelphrey (Paintsville)
1988 Richie Farmer (Clay Co.)
1989 Allan Houston (Ballard)
1990 Dwayne Morton (Central)
1991 Jermaine Brown (Fairdale)
1992 Tick Rogers (Hart Co.)
1993 Jason Osborne (Male)
1994 Elton Scott (Marion Co.)
1995 Charles Thomas (Harlan)
1996 Daymeon Fishback (Greenwood)
1997 Brandon Davenport (Owensboro)
1998 J. R. VanHoose (Paintsville)
1999 Rick Jones (Scott Co.)
2000 Scott Hundley (Scott Co.)
2001 Josh Carrier (Bowling Green)
2002 Brandon Stockton (Glasgow)
2003 Ross Neltner (Highlands)
2004 Chris Lofton (Mason Co.)
2005 Domonic Tilford (Jeffersontown)
2006 Walt Allen (South Laurel)
2007 Steffphon Pettigrew (Elizabethtown)
2008 Darius Miller (Mason Co.)
2009 Jon Hood (Madisonville-North Hopkins)
2010 Elisha Justice (Shelby Valley)

This is not all the stats but the ones that would be mostly looked up IMO.
Here is the link if youd like to see them all
http://www.khsaa.org/records/basketball/...ecords.pdf

I had forgotten about Clays unbelievable home record back in the day.
Its a great record to not lose a game at home for almost a decade.
Anyone remember who beat them?

I say pin this thread at the top as a reference.

^ thats what i was going to say in the thread but i didnt know if they would or not.

I am shocked at a few things in this one....
1) Clay's home win streak....
but if you've ever played there you understand lol
2) Jackson City beat a team by almost 200 points!
3) Tim Couch is on the all-time scoring list

and finally
4) Highest team PPG average for a season - OBI?!?!

zaga_fan Wrote:I am shocked at a few things in this one....
1) Clay's home win streak....
but if you've ever played there you understand lol
2) Jackson City beat a team by almost 200 points!
3) Tim Couch is on the all-time scoring list

and finally
4) Highest team PPG average for a season - OBI?!?!

So i wasn't the only one to notice these accomplishment.

Panther Thunder Wrote:I say pin this thread at the top as a reference.

I would correct the records before I pinned them at the top as a referrence.

The records that the KHSAA prints on their website and in the Sweet 16 program have lots of errors and omissions. An example is coaching wins.

* Russell Williamson of Inez High School should be 2nd on the list with 793 wins. Poor Coach Williamson is nowhere to be found on the KHSAA list.

* Billy Hicks of Evarts, Harlan, Corbin, and Scott County should be 3rd with 775 wins. Each year Billy Hicks teams win about 30 games and each year the Sweet 16's program has him with less wins than the previous year.

I would take many of these records with a grain of salt.

rojas Wrote:I would correct the records before I pinned them at the top as a referrence.

The records that the KHSAA prints on their website and in the Sweet 16 program have lots of errors and omissions. An example is coaching wins.

* Russell Williamson of Inez High School should be 2nd on the list with 793 wins. Poor Coach Williamson is nowhere to be found on the KHSAA list.

* Billy Hicks of Evarts, Harlan, Corbin, and Scott County should be 3rd with 775 wins. Each year Billy Hicks teams win about 30 games and each year the Sweet 16's program has him with less wins than the previous year.

I would take many of these records with a grain of salt.

Yea, i agree, thats what i was talking about in my original thread.
The website needs to be updated a lot better.
The OBI thing amazed me too, they must have had some athletes that year, i cant recall them ever doing anything like that.

''King'' Kelly Coleman owned the individual states WITHOUT a 3 point line.

RunItUpTheGut Wrote:I had forgotten about Clays unbelievable home record back in the day.
Its a great record to not lose a game at home for almost a decade.
Anyone remember who beat them?

An Australian All Star Team.

RunItUpTheGut Wrote:Yea, i agree, thats what i was talking about in my original thread.
The website needs to be updated a lot better.
The OBI thing amazed me too, they must have had some athletes that year, i cant recall them ever doing anything like that.

I remember the 1983 OBI team well. They were very good. Cawood was a state power in 83 and I think OBI beat the Trojans 120-100 or something like that. OBI had two high scoring guards (one was Brown and I don't recall the other) and a 6'7" center named Samuals. Evarts had a very good team that year as evidenced by the Wildcats upsetting Cawood and Cumberland, both powerhouses in 83, on back to back nights to win the 52nd district tournament. Evarts beat OBI 98-92 in one of the most entertaining games ever played in the 13th region tournament. Cawood beat Clay Co in the 13th region semis in OT. Middlesboro won the 13th over Cawood on a very controversial basket at the end of regulation. 1983 was a great year in the 13th region. I think Cumberland had 7 players on the 83 team that played college basketball.

rojas Wrote:An Australian All Star Team.

:Thumbs: Youre memory is perfect