[16BBall Fan]

Louisville Central’s reported numbers look very odd compared to everyone else.

Total students - 1,245 which ranks them as the 53 largest school in the state, which would almost put them in the top 20 of 5A for overall enrollment. However they only report to have 394 boys which ranks as 118th and puts them in 3A. That means the school is only 31.6% males, Insee no other school even close to that, is this accurate??


On a couple side notes, that puts Central as having 355 more overall students than the next largest 3A school that only has 890 total enrollment.

Only 4 schools in 4A have total enrollment over 1,000 with the highest being 1,074, followed by 1,016, 1,006, 1,000 students

Louisville Central is an optional magnet school with multiple magnets that interest students. 2 of these are Nursing and Teaching & Learning which attract more high school female students than male. I don't know if this is the answer you are looking for but they've been majority female for 10+ years and likely longer but don't have numbers to confirm.

That is exactly what I was wondering about and that makes total sense now. It’s not often you see a school with more than 2 to 1 female to male ratio. I knew there had to be some sort of explanation but had no clue what it could be because I didn’t know about those programs. Thanks for the info

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Louisville Central’s reported numbers look very odd compared to everyone else.

Total students - 1,245 which ranks them as the 53 largest school in the state, which would almost put them in the top 20 of 5A for overall enrollment. However they only report to have 394 boys which ranks as 118th and puts them in 3A. That means the school is only 31.6% males, Insee no other school even close to that, is this accurate??


On a couple side notes, that puts Central as having 355 more overall students than the next largest 3A school that only has 890 total enrollment.

Only 4 schools in 4A have total enrollment over 1,000 with the highest being 1,074, followed by 1,016, 1,006, 1,000 students

There's no east West anymore.  It's why Raceland played Pikeville in the Championship. It's why Douglass and Scott would not have played until Championship. It’s sister district and RPI until they revert to the Old way of doing it.  Until they fix their RPI I'd rather go back to East West.  Somehow Douglass and Scott got separated to start the 5a playoffs but Catholic and Boyle had to play 3rd Round.  Everyone says RPI, I don't see a world that Catholic and Boyle wouldn't have been either 1 and 3 or 2 and 3 going into the playoffs based off RPI, so its kind of baffling to me they didn't separate them in the brackets in 4a.

2 Sister districts make up a “region” and that is how Catholic and Boyle play in round 3. If two top teams are found in the same district or sister district and both make it, they will always play in round 3 even if they are ranked 1 & 2 in rpi.

Help me understand this bracket then https://scoreboard.12dt.com/scoreboard/k...ent_205005

Explain to me how Douglass and Scott County weren't scheduled to meet until the championship game?

Because after the first two weeks vs the sister districts the rest of the playoffs is based on RPI and Douglass and Scott Co. were #1 and #2 in RPI that way they could not meet until the finals.