[Pulp Fiction]

Lets try to do this by region....
And please seperate current schools from schools that have been consolidated

15th Region: (Current) Magoffin County, Lawrence County, Pike County Central

[Jarons]

16th Raceland

[rojas]

13th. Harlan County, Pineville, Barbourville, Lynn Camp, Whitley County, Jackson County, Redbird and Oneida Baptist.

[LOOKAYANNER]

I'm not sure about everyone in the 14th but I know Owsley, Wolfe, Estill, Jackson City, Riverside Christian, and Cordia have never been. I'm not sure about Jenkins.

Estill has only been in the 14th since 2006. I don't know if they won the 11th or 10th when they were members of those regions but I have a feeling they probably didn't.

[LeeCoUKFan]

These are the teams that I know of that have never made it to the Sweet 16 and my list will not include schools that have been consolidated because most consolidated before my time.

1st Region: Ballard Memorial, Community Christian, Fulton Co., St. Mary

2nd Region: Crittenden Co., Fort Campbell, Webster Co.

3rd Region: Butler Co., Frederick Fraize, McLean Co., Owensboro Catholic, Trinity(Whitesville)

4th Region: Cumberland Co., Monroe Co., South Warren

5th Region: Bethlehem, Central Hardin, Nelson Co., Thomas Nelson

6th Region: Beth Haven, Evangel Christian, Fern Creek, Lou. Holy Cross, North Bullitt, Pleasure Ridge Park, Southern, Western, Whitefield Academy

7th Region: Atherton, Brown, Christian Academy(Lou), Kentucky Country Day, Louisville Collegiate, Portland Christian, St. Francis, Waggener

8th Region: Collins, North Oldham, Owen Co., South Oldham, Spencer Co., Trimble, Walton-Verona, Williamstown

9th: Beechwood, Cooper, Covington Latin, Heritage Academy, Lloyd Memorial, Ludlow, Villa Madonna

10th Region: Calvary Christian, Robertson Co., St. Patrick, Silver Grove

11th Region: Lexington Christian, Madison Southern, Sayre Western Hills

12th Region: East Jessamine, Garrard Co., Kentucky School f/t Deaf

13th Region: Barbourville, Harlan Co., Jackson Co., Lynn Camp, Oneida Baptist Institute, Pineville, Red Bird, Whitley Co.

14th Region: Cordia, Estill Co., Jackson City, Jenkins, Letcher Co. Central, Owsley Co., Riverside Christian, Wolfe Co.

15th Region: Lawrence Co., Magoffin Co., Piarist School

16th Region: Lewis Co., Menifee Co., Raceland, West Carter

[Norm Peterson]

These are the teams that I know of that have never made it to the Sweet 16 and my list will not include schools that have been consolidated because most consolidated before my time.

1st Region: Ballard Memorial, Community Christian, Fulton Co., St. Mary

2nd Region: Crittenden Co., Fort Campbell, Webster Co.

3rd Region: Butler Co., Frederick Fraize, McLean Co., Owensboro Catholic, Trinity(Whitesville)

4th Region: Cumberland Co., Monroe Co., South Warren

5th Region: Bethlehem, Central Hardin, Nelson Co., Thomas Nelson

6th Region: Beth Haven, Evangel Christian, Fern Creek, Lou. Holy Cross, North Bullitt, Pleasure Ridge Park, Southern, Western, Whitefield Academy

7th Region: Atherton, Brown, Christian Academy(Lou), Kentucky Country Day, Louisville Collegiate, Portland Christian, St. Francis, Waggener

8th Region: Collins, North Oldham, Owen Co., South Oldham, Spencer Co., Trimble, WaltonVerona, Williamstown

9th: Beechwood, Cooper, Covington Latin, Heritage Academy, Lloyd Memorial, Ludlow, Villa Madonna

10th Region: Calvary Christian, Robertson Co., St. Patrick, Silver Grove

11th Region: Lexington Christian, Madison Southern, Sayre Western Hills

12th Region: East Jessamine, Garrard Co., Kentucky School f/t Deaf

13th Region: Barbourville, Harlan Co., Jackson Co., Lynn Camp, Oneida Baptist Institute, Pineville, Red Bird, Whitley Co.

14th Region: Cordia, Estill Co., Jackson City, Jenkins, Letcher Co. Central, Owsley Co., Riverside Christian, Wolfe Co.

15th Region: Lawrence Co., Magoffin Co., Piarist School

16th Region: Lewis Co., Menifee Co., Raceland, West Carter

I think you've confused Pleasure Ridge Park with someone else in the 6th Region. They've won the state championship before.

[bball dad]

:betterthanexpected:Thumbs:Cool thread iv seen schools that I would have thought that had made it before

[rojas]

These are the teams that I know of that have never made it to the Sweet 16 and my list will not include schools that have been consolidated because most consolidated before my time.

1st Region: Ballard Memorial, Community Christian, Fulton Co., St. Mary

2nd Region: Crittenden Co., Fort Campbell, Webster Co.

3rd Region: Butler Co., Frederick Fraize, McLean Co., Owensboro Catholic, Trinity(Whitesville)

4th Region: Cumberland Co., Monroe Co., South Warren

5th Region: Bethlehem, Central Hardin, Nelson Co., Thomas Nelson

6th Region: Beth Haven, Evangel Christian, Fern Creek, Lou. Holy Cross, North Bullitt, Pleasure Ridge Park, Southern, Western, Whitefield Academy

7th Region: Atherton, Brown, Christian Academy(Lou), Kentucky Country Day, Louisville Collegiate, Portland Christian, St. Francis, Waggener

8th Region: Collins, North Oldham, Owen Co., South Oldham, Spencer Co., Trimble, Walton-Verona, Williamstown

9th: Beechwood, Cooper, Covington Latin, Heritage Academy, Lloyd Memorial, Ludlow, Villa Madonna

10th Region: Calvary Christian, Robertson Co., St. Patrick, Silver Grove

11th Region: Lexington Christian, Madison Southern, Sayre Western Hills

12th Region: East Jessamine, Garrard Co., Kentucky School f/t Deaf

13th Region: Barbourville, Harlan Co., Jackson Co., Lynn Camp, Oneida Baptist Institute, Pineville, Red Bird, Whitley Co.

14th Region: Cordia, Estill Co., Jackson City, Jenkins, Letcher Co. Central, Owsley Co., Riverside Christian, Wolfe Co.

15th Region: Lawrence Co., Magoffin Co., Piarist School

16th Region: Lewis Co., Menifee Co., Raceland, West Carter

I don't think you intended to include PRP.

[RunItUpTheGut]

These are the teams that I know of that have never made it to the Sweet 16 and my list will not include schools that have been consolidated because most consolidated before my time.

1st Region: Ballard Memorial, Community Christian, Fulton Co., St. Mary

2nd Region: Crittenden Co., Fort Campbell, Webster Co.

3rd Region: Butler Co., Frederick Fraize, McLean Co., Owensboro Catholic, Trinity(Whitesville)

4th Region: Cumberland Co., Monroe Co., South Warren

5th Region: Bethlehem, Central Hardin, Nelson Co., Thomas Nelson

6th Region: Beth Haven, Evangel Christian, Fern Creek, Lou. Holy Cross, North Bullitt, Pleasure Ridge Park, Southern, Western, Whitefield Academy

7th Region: Atherton, Brown, Christian Academy(Lou), Kentucky Country Day, Louisville Collegiate, Portland Christian, St. Francis, Waggener

8th Region: Collins, North Oldham, Owen Co., South Oldham, Spencer Co., Trimble, Walton-Verona, Williamstown

9th: Beechwood, Cooper, Covington Latin, Heritage Academy, Lloyd Memorial, Ludlow, Villa Madonna

10th Region: Calvary Christian, Robertson Co., St. Patrick, Silver Grove

11th Region: Lexington Christian, Madison Southern, Sayre Western Hills

12th Region: East Jessamine, Garrard Co., Kentucky School f/t Deaf

13th Region: Barbourville, Harlan Co., Jackson Co., Lynn Camp, Oneida Baptist Institute, Pineville, Red Bird, Whitley Co.

14th Region: Cordia, Estill Co., Jackson City, Jenkins, Letcher Co. Central, Owsley Co., Riverside Christian, Wolfe Co.

15th Region: Lawrence Co., Magoffin Co., Piarist School

16th Region: Lewis Co., Menifee Co., Raceland, West Carter

Whered you copy this list from?
Kinda takes the fun out of it.
In the 13th I knew Whitley, Red Bird, OBI, Lynn Camp, and Bville had never been, but i didnt know Jackson County and Pinville has never won region.
Im not counting HC, theyve had several regions in there county.

[rojas]

Whered you copy this list from?
Im not counting HC, theyve had several regions in there county.

However, Cawood, the largest of the schools consolidating into Harlan Co High never won a regional title. Cawood went to the finals several times and a few times I thought they had the best talent in the region. To me it's amazing Cawood never won a regional title with Nick Sanford.

[Altro Cat]

These are the teams that I know of that have never made it to the Sweet 16 and my list will not include schools that have been consolidated because most consolidated before my time.

1st Region: Ballard Memorial, Community Christian, Fulton Co., St. Mary

2nd Region: Crittenden Co., Fort Campbell, Webster Co.

3rd Region: Butler Co., Frederick Fraize, McLean Co., Owensboro Catholic, Trinity(Whitesville)

4th Region: Cumberland Co., Monroe Co., South Warren

5th Region: Bethlehem, Central Hardin, Nelson Co., Thomas Nelson

6th Region: Beth Haven, Evangel Christian, Fern Creek, Lou. Holy Cross, North Bullitt, Pleasure Ridge Park, Southern, Western, Whitefield Academy

7th Region: Atherton, Brown, Christian Academy(Lou), Kentucky Country Day, Louisville Collegiate, Portland Christian, St. Francis, Waggener

8th Region: Collins, North Oldham, Owen Co., South Oldham, Spencer Co., Trimble, Walton-Verona, Williamstown

9th: Beechwood, Cooper, Covington Latin, Heritage Academy, Lloyd Memorial, Ludlow, Villa Madonna

10th Region: Calvary Christian, Robertson Co., St. Patrick, Silver Grove

11th Region: Lexington Christian, Madison Southern, Sayre Western Hills

12th Region: East Jessamine, Garrard Co., Kentucky School f/t Deaf

13th Region: Barbourville, Harlan Co., Jackson Co., Lynn Camp, Oneida Baptist Institute, Pineville, Red Bird, Whitley Co.

14th Region: Cordia, Estill Co., Jackson City, Jenkins, Letcher Co. Central, Owsley Co., Riverside Christian, Wolfe Co.

15th Region: Lawrence Co., Magoffin Co., Piarist School

16th Region: Lewis Co., Menifee Co., Raceland, West Carter

You can take South Oldham off that list because they are in it this year.

[Pulp Fiction]

These are the teams that I know of that have never made it to the Sweet 16 and my list will not include schools that have been consolidated because most consolidated before my time.

1st Region: Ballard Memorial, Community Christian, Fulton Co., St. Mary

2nd Region: Crittenden Co., Fort Campbell, Webster Co.

3rd Region: Butler Co., Frederick Fraize, McLean Co., Owensboro Catholic, Trinity(Whitesville)

4th Region: Cumberland Co., Monroe Co., South Warren

5th Region: Bethlehem, Central Hardin, Nelson Co., Thomas Nelson

6th Region: Beth Haven, Evangel Christian, Fern Creek, Lou. Holy Cross, North Bullitt, Pleasure Ridge Park, Southern, Western, Whitefield Academy

7th Region: Atherton, Brown, Christian Academy(Lou), Kentucky Country Day, Louisville Collegiate, Portland Christian, St. Francis, Waggener

8th Region: Collins, North Oldham, Owen Co., South Oldham, Spencer Co., Trimble, Walton-Verona, Williamstown

9th: Beechwood, Cooper, Covington Latin, Heritage Academy, Lloyd Memorial, Ludlow, Villa Madonna

10th Region: Calvary Christian, Robertson Co., St. Patrick, Silver Grove

11th Region: Lexington Christian, Madison Southern, Sayre Western Hills

12th Region: East Jessamine, Garrard Co., Kentucky School f/t Deaf

13th Region: Barbourville, Harlan Co., Jackson Co., Lynn Camp, Oneida Baptist Institute, Pineville, Red Bird, Whitley Co.

14th Region: Cordia, Estill Co., Jackson City, Jenkins, Letcher Co. Central, Owsley Co., Riverside Christian, Wolfe Co.

15th Region: Lawrence Co., Magoffin Co., Piarist School

16th Region: Lewis Co., Menifee Co., Raceland, West Carter

Forgot Pike County Central.... as I mentioned in the first post of this thread.

[HDE]

However, Cawood, the largest of the schools consolidating into Harlan Co High never won a regional title. Cawood went to the finals several times and a few times I thought they had the best talent in the region. To me it's amazing Cawood never won a regional title with Nick Sanford.

Sanford was the greatest player I've covered but Cawood lost a heartbreaker to Clay in the finals that year (1986).
The region was absolutely loaded then though, which I know you remember.
Clay was state runner-up in 1985 and Cumberland was just as good with Lewis Morris, Paul Gaffney, Richard Washington etc. Harlan had Jeff Miller and Rodrick Robinson and company, Middlesboro had Lawrence Buell and Knox Central was also very talented.

[Pulp Fiction]

When Johnson Central was established in 1968.... Meade Memorial, Flat Gap, Van Lear and Oil Springs were the schools that consolidated to make JC.

Of those 4 schools, to my knowledge, only Meade Memorial made it to the state tournament 3 times..... 1958, 1960, 1968.

Some you older BGR members might remember the coaches name, Wendell Wallen. He was Meade Memorial's coach. He also coached JC to the 1972 and 1975 15th regional championships.

[Pulp Fiction]

One thing I love about the Eastern Kentucky Expo Center during regional tournament time....

They have a banner of every former and current 15th region school hanging in the rafters.

[RunItUpTheGut]

I think youd be surprised at how much that list would grow if you added teams that have only made it one time or none.

[School Admin.]

I was surprised to see Jenkins never going to the State Tournament. Jenkins has been around over 100 years.

[Bob Seger]

When Johnson Central was established in 1968.... Meade Memorial, Flat Gap, Van Lear and Oil Springs were the schools that consolidated to make JC.

Of those 4 schools, to my knowledge, only Meade Memorial made it to the state tournament 3 times..... 1958, 1960, 1968.

Some you older BGR members might remember the coaches name, Wendell Wallen. He was Meade Memorial's coach. He also coached JC to the 1972 and 1975 15th regional championships.

Wendall Wallen took JC in 1975 and Paul Williams (Bart Williams' father) took them in 1972.

[PaintsvilleTigerfan]

One thing I love about the Eastern Kentucky Expo Center during regional tournament time....

They have a banner of every former and current 15th region school hanging in the rafters.

is by far one of the coolest things to see all of the old schools that dont exist anymore.

[rojas]

Sanford was the greatest player I've covered but Cawood lost a heartbreaker to Clay in the finals that year (1986).
The region was absolutely loaded then though, which I know you remember.
Clay was state runner-up in 1985 and Cumberland was just as good with Lewis Morris, Paul Gaffney, Richard Washington etc. Harlan had Jeff Miller and Rodrick Robinson and company, Middlesboro had Lawrence Buell and Knox Central was also very talented.

Oh yes. In the mid to late 80s through the mid 90s the 13th region was one of the better regions in the state. Knox Central had two years that they were in the top 10 in the state. Both of those KC teams never made it out of the district. One year Barbourville upset them in the opening game of the district. The next year Corbin beat them the opening game of the district. Clay Co and Ballard had the top programs in the state from 85-90. In 94, both Harlan and Corbin were ranked #1 in the state at different points in the season. There is absolutely no comparison in the quality of basketball in the 13th region now compared with 85-95.

[jbasketballb]

wow

[Real Badman]

Hail Hellcats!

[Pulp Fiction]

Wendall Wallen took JC in 1975 and Paul Williams (Bart Williams' father) took them in 1972.

Ahhh.... Thanks, forgot about that

[RunItUpTheGut]

Oh yes. In the mid to late 80s through the mid 90s the 13th region was one of the better regions in the state. Knox Central had two years that they were in the top 10 in the state. Both of those KC teams never made it out of the district. One year Barbourville upset them in the opening game of the district. The next year Corbin beat them the opening game of the district. Clay Co and Ballard had the top programs in the state from 85-90. In 94, both Harlan and Corbin were ranked #1 in the state at different points in the season. There is absolutely no comparison in the quality of basketball in the 13th region now compared with 85-95.

I'd love to see the 13th get back to that prestige it had from 85-95.
The biggest reason it has fallen off so much is the Keiths, and Hicks, are no longer around. There was great coaching quality during that time in the 13th. Even Whitley had Prewitt, arguably the best coach Whitleys ever had, and actually won a lot of games and had some of the better teams, but after he left to be principal, its been all down hill since.

That was a great time for basketball around here. That kind of basketball would embarrass the transfer teams of the 14th and 15th regions of today.

[FIRST]

I agree, during the mid 80's the 13th was as good as any region in the state. That Cumberland team was one of the most talented teams player for player ever in the 13th. I went to watch them once just to see them all dunk in warm-ups. They lost to of course the Tigers.

[PaintsvilleTigerfan]

Hail Hellcats!

Greatest mascot ever

[Pulp Fiction]

One thing I love about the Eastern Kentucky Expo Center during regional tournament time....

They have a banner of every former and current 15th region school hanging in the rafters.

Hail Hellcats!

Greatest mascot ever

Where was the Hellier Hellcats located????

[NEXT]

Hellier is up Marrowbone in Pike County, off of 460. Close to Millard.

Mother-in-law went to school there.

[Real Badman]

Where was the Hellier Hellcats located????

Consolidated into Millard High School way back when.

[cksportsfan]

Boys' region champions by year (dates back to 1922):

http://khsaa.org/records/basketball/bbk-...mpions.pdf