[StrikeoutKing]

1.) South Floyd is by far th bst team in the district. The problem is, Coach Barry Hall can't seem to get them to play together. Ryan Johnson is one of the region's top guards, and Mason Hall and Ethan Johnson can fill it up from dontown. Ryan Little, when composed and focused, is a beast under the basket. And TJ Hall is big, strong, and has a bit of range as well.
2.) Prestonsbug is atheltic, they like to run, and they also have one of the 15th's best guards in Michael Stephens. Lewis Barnette is a force to be reckoned with down low, as well is Sean Leslie. Brooks Herick is in the top 5 in the region in 3-point shooting, IMO, and when Nick McGuire heals from his injury, he will only add more firepower to Coach Jackie Day Crisp's firey offnse.
3.) Coach Brent Rose has arguably his best team as coach of Betsy Layne. Brandon Kidd is one of the top centers in the 15th, and Trai Witt is also a tough guy to defend. Brandon Thacker, Pat Stapleton, and Derek Case play just about as well together as any 3 guards in the region, and they all can fill it up. And let's no forget the foreign exchange student (I can't remember his name). He has played very well the last few games for the Bobcats.
4.) Allen Central probably plays harder than any team you will watch this season. Josh Martin, when he brings his A-game, can score close to 20 points and near the 10 rebound mark. Nick Music is a tough guard who always gives you everything he's got, and Ryan COllins and Tyler Slone are both very athletic guards who can shoot from almost anywhere. Justin Jacobs is an excllent mid-range jump shooter, and Farley Joseph provides a spark from the bench, as wll as Josh Bailey, who is solid underneath.

South Floyd def. Allen Central
Prestonsburg def. Betsy Layne

Prestonsburg def. South Floyd (championship)-I give the edge to the Blackcats just because of the home crowd and the advantage of being a good team playing at your home court come post-season.