Royals Win at Home against Blue Devils 63 - 45
Mason County, in a slow paced game, was trailing at the break 26 - 22 but opened up the second half with a 25 - 5 run and kept the cushion to defeat Henry Clay by 18 points on Friday Night at the Fieldhouse.
Darius Miller dominated the Blue Devils racking up a double double with 28 points and 14 rebounds. Russ Middleton and Ethan King both had 9 points.
The Royals improve to 19 - 3 on the year.
Mason County FG 46.8% 3 PT FG 50% FT 76.5% REB 28 TO 10
Henry Clay FG 40% 3 PT FG 35.7% FT 57.1% REB 27 TO 20
MC (19-3) Middleton 9, Miller 28, Trevor Setty 5, King 9, Tolle 4, Rice 3, Pawsat 2, Treg Setty 3
HC (12-9) Stewart 15, Oakley 1, Nichols 14, Gardner 8, Gordon 5, Brightwell 2
MC 16 06 25 16-63
HC 16 10 05 14-45
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Royals Swarm Fern Creek
Overpower Tigers 91 - 70 in Kentucky Prep Classic
From the start Mason County was all over Fern Creek with a smothering defensive effort that forced the Tigers into 28 turnovers and yielded The Royals an astounding 37 points off turnovers for the game.
Trevor Setty continued his hot shooting hitting 10 of 15 from the field and scoring a game high 21 points while pulling down 9 rebounds.
Russ Middleton Scored 19 points and Darius Miller added 14.
Setty, Middleton, and Miller were a combined 23 of 36 from the field (64%).
MC FG 53.3% 3 PT FG 23.1% FT 57.1% REB 35 TO 12
FC FG 44.2% 3 PT FG 45.5% FT 73.7% REB 24 TO 28
MC (18-3) Middleton 19, Downing 4, Miller 14, Trevor Setty 21, King 6, Hamm 3, Tolle 8, Rice 3,Treg Setty 7, Gilbert 6
FC (6-8) Jiminez 10, Bradley 12, Duckworth 5, Irvin 7, Bernard 10, Hibbs, 2, Benton 4, Robinson 6
MC 27 23 22 19-91
FC 18 17 17 18-70
From the start Mason County was all over Fern Creek with a smothering defensive effort that forced the Tigers into 28 turnovers and yielded The Royals an astounding 37 points off turnovers for the game.
Trevor Setty continued his hot shooting hitting 10 of 15 from the field and scoring a game high 21 points while pulling down 9 rebounds.
Russ Middleton Scored 19 points and Darius Miller added 14.
Setty, Middleton, and Miller were a combined 23 of 36 from the field (64%).
MC FG 53.3% 3 PT FG 23.1% FT 57.1% REB 35 TO 12
FC FG 44.2% 3 PT FG 45.5% FT 73.7% REB 24 TO 28
MC (18-3) Middleton 19, Downing 4, Miller 14, Trevor Setty 21, King 6, Hamm 3, Tolle 8, Rice 3,Treg Setty 7, Gilbert 6
FC (6-8) Jiminez 10, Bradley 12, Duckworth 5, Irvin 7, Bernard 10, Hibbs, 2, Benton 4, Robinson 6
MC 27 23 22 19-91
FC 18 17 17 18-70
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Mason County Beats Lex Cath at the Buzzer
Royals Win Rematch with Knights 74 - 73
In a classic heroic effort at storied Memorial Coliseum the Mason County Royals, led by Seniors Darius Miller and Trevor Setty, stormed back from 11 points down in the Fourth Quarter to knock off the #1 Ranked Lexington Catholic Knights on a walk off buzzer beater by the UK bound Miller.
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The Royals, trailing in a tournament atmosphere to one of their top rivals, remained confident and made crucial shots under pressure to surge in the final stanza.
Trevor Setty, who led Mason County with a game high 25 points, was relentless in the Fourth Quarter hitting clutch Threes from the outside while Darius Miller repeatedly scored on the drive inside or went to the free throw line.
At the height of the comeback the Royals led 72 - 70 with 29 seconds remaining and had the ball.
Then what appeared to be a timeout called by the Royals changed to a controversial turnover call and Lexington Catholic got the ball back with 20 seconds remaining.
Taylor Stewart then made a contested shot for the Knights and got fouled. He made the free throw to give Lexington Catholic the lead back 73 - 72.
The Royals had the ball and were down by one point with 8 seconds remaining.
Darius Miller coaxed the ball from Russ Middleton just inside the half court line, dribbled around one defender, and driving smoothly into the lane glided slightly to his left in front of another defender and calmly released a floating one handed no doubter just before the horn sounded.
The celebration was on. Mason County went up by one with no seconds left.
Miller finished with 18 points and 9 rebounds. Russ Middleton Scored 14 points.
Mason Co. 74, Lexington Catholic 73
MASON CO. (17-3) -- Middleton 14, Miller 18, King 11, Downing 4, Trevor Setty 25, Tolle 2.
LEXINGTON CATHOLIC (16-3) -- Sanford 18, Stewart 25, Smart 4, Botkin 5, Novosel 11,
Tribble 6, Hicks 2, Corvin 2.
Mason County 21 14 15 24--74
Lexington Catholic 20 15 23 15--73
Next Up : Fern Creek
In a classic heroic effort at storied Memorial Coliseum the Mason County Royals, led by Seniors Darius Miller and Trevor Setty, stormed back from 11 points down in the Fourth Quarter to knock off the #1 Ranked Lexington Catholic Knights on a walk off buzzer beater by the UK bound Miller.
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The Royals, trailing in a tournament atmosphere to one of their top rivals, remained confident and made crucial shots under pressure to surge in the final stanza.
Trevor Setty, who led Mason County with a game high 25 points, was relentless in the Fourth Quarter hitting clutch Threes from the outside while Darius Miller repeatedly scored on the drive inside or went to the free throw line.
At the height of the comeback the Royals led 72 - 70 with 29 seconds remaining and had the ball.
Then what appeared to be a timeout called by the Royals changed to a controversial turnover call and Lexington Catholic got the ball back with 20 seconds remaining.
Taylor Stewart then made a contested shot for the Knights and got fouled. He made the free throw to give Lexington Catholic the lead back 73 - 72.
The Royals had the ball and were down by one point with 8 seconds remaining.
Darius Miller coaxed the ball from Russ Middleton just inside the half court line, dribbled around one defender, and driving smoothly into the lane glided slightly to his left in front of another defender and calmly released a floating one handed no doubter just before the horn sounded.
The celebration was on. Mason County went up by one with no seconds left.
Miller finished with 18 points and 9 rebounds. Russ Middleton Scored 14 points.
Mason Co. 74, Lexington Catholic 73
MASON CO. (17-3) -- Middleton 14, Miller 18, King 11, Downing 4, Trevor Setty 25, Tolle 2.
LEXINGTON CATHOLIC (16-3) -- Sanford 18, Stewart 25, Smart 4, Botkin 5, Novosel 11,
Tribble 6, Hicks 2, Corvin 2.
Mason County 21 14 15 24--74
Lexington Catholic 20 15 23 15--73
Next Up : Fern Creek
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Mason County Falls to Scott County
The Mason County Royals suffered a rare defeat at The Fieldhouse on Friday Night losing to the the defending state champion Scott County Cardinals 76 - 64.
The Royals, plagued by foul trouble and poor free throw shooting, could not hold off the talented Cardinals and never got closer than 8 points down with 1:40 remaining in the game.
Mason County started strong and led by eight in the second quarter but then Scott County surged to lead by five at the break 33 -28.
The decisive third quarter belonged to the Cardinals as they outscored the Royals 22-13 and stretched their insurmountable lead to fourteen points as Mason County missed eight straight free throws and struggled to find a rhythym.
With Daris Miller, Trevor Setty, and Keith Downing on the bench with five fouls each the Royals made a comeback attempt in the closing minutes but ultimately fell short of the Defending State Champions.
Russ Middleton led Mason County in scoring with 20 points. Ethan King Scored 14 points and Trevor Setty added 10.
MC FG 37% 3 PT FG 26.6% FT 56.3% REB 38 TO 21
SC FG 41.%% 3 PT FG 45.5% FT 77.% REB 39 TO 16
MC (14-3) Middleton 20, Downing 7, Miller 5, Setty 10, King 14, Tolle 2, Pawsat 6
SC (10-7) Guyn 16, Portwood 14, Lee 6, Phares 23, Hundley 4, Birchfield 6, Adams 8
MC 11 17 13 23-64
SC 09 24 22 21-76
The Royals, plagued by foul trouble and poor free throw shooting, could not hold off the talented Cardinals and never got closer than 8 points down with 1:40 remaining in the game.
Mason County started strong and led by eight in the second quarter but then Scott County surged to lead by five at the break 33 -28.
The decisive third quarter belonged to the Cardinals as they outscored the Royals 22-13 and stretched their insurmountable lead to fourteen points as Mason County missed eight straight free throws and struggled to find a rhythym.
With Daris Miller, Trevor Setty, and Keith Downing on the bench with five fouls each the Royals made a comeback attempt in the closing minutes but ultimately fell short of the Defending State Champions.
Russ Middleton led Mason County in scoring with 20 points. Ethan King Scored 14 points and Trevor Setty added 10.
MC FG 37% 3 PT FG 26.6% FT 56.3% REB 38 TO 21
SC FG 41.%% 3 PT FG 45.5% FT 77.% REB 39 TO 16
MC (14-3) Middleton 20, Downing 7, Miller 5, Setty 10, King 14, Tolle 2, Pawsat 6
SC (10-7) Guyn 16, Portwood 14, Lee 6, Phares 23, Hundley 4, Birchfield 6, Adams 8
MC 11 17 13 23-64
SC 09 24 22 21-76
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Royals on Top at Bluegrasspreps.com
The Mason County #1 in Bluegrasspreps.com Top Twenty :
Boys Basketball Rankings 1/8/08
1. Mason County
2. Lexington Catholic
3. Bryan Station
4. Scott County
5. Jeffersontown
6. Covington Catholic
7. Male
8. University Heights
9. Adair County
10. Ballard
11. Elliott County
12. Holmes
13. Paul Dunbar
14. Paducah Tilghman
15. Pleasure Ridge Park
16. Corbin
17. Shelby Valley
18. Hazard
19. June Buchanan
20. Manual
Boys Basketball Rankings 1/8/08
1. Mason County
2. Lexington Catholic
3. Bryan Station
4. Scott County
5. Jeffersontown
6. Covington Catholic
7. Male
8. University Heights
9. Adair County
10. Ballard
11. Elliott County
12. Holmes
13. Paul Dunbar
14. Paducah Tilghman
15. Pleasure Ridge Park
16. Corbin
17. Shelby Valley
18. Hazard
19. June Buchanan
20. Manual
Preview : Mason County vs. Scott County
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Royals to host Defending State Champions
The biggest high school game in the state will be played Friday Night at The Fieldhouse when the #1 Mason County Royals take on the Scott County Cardinals (Georgetown, Ky) in a battle of top five teams.
Scott County is 9-7 on the season, ranked 5th in the Litkenhous Ratings, and is #4 on Bluegrasspreps.com top twenty.
The Cardinals have played a tough schedule and many of their losses are to top rated out of state teams. They are 2-0 in their League.
Last Year, on their way to winning the State Title, Scott County was 30 -0 against in state teams and finished the year ranked #15 in the nation by USA Today.
This year Scott County has endured controversy over their fomer superstar guard Bud Mackey. The 2007 State Tournament MVP and Former Indiana Recruit was arrested in September, dismissed from the team and subsequently left the school.
Mackey is currently enrolled at Harmony Community School in Cincinnati, Oh. Harmony is 9-1 and ranked ninth in the nation according to HoopsUSA.com. Mackey will likely see his first action of the year this week.
The Cardinals have retooled and even without Mackey are loaded with talent and present a formidable matchup for the Royals. Scott County still boasts some potent players including Seniors Jordan Lee (6'7" Center) and Cameron Hundley (6'3" Forward) and highly touted Junior Richie Phares (6"7" Center/Forward).
Scott County defeated Henry Clay on Tuesday night 81-77 at Henry Clay High School.
Royals to host Defending State Champions
The biggest high school game in the state will be played Friday Night at The Fieldhouse when the #1 Mason County Royals take on the Scott County Cardinals (Georgetown, Ky) in a battle of top five teams.
Scott County is 9-7 on the season, ranked 5th in the Litkenhous Ratings, and is #4 on Bluegrasspreps.com top twenty.
The Cardinals have played a tough schedule and many of their losses are to top rated out of state teams. They are 2-0 in their League.
Last Year, on their way to winning the State Title, Scott County was 30 -0 against in state teams and finished the year ranked #15 in the nation by USA Today.
This year Scott County has endured controversy over their fomer superstar guard Bud Mackey. The 2007 State Tournament MVP and Former Indiana Recruit was arrested in September, dismissed from the team and subsequently left the school.
Mackey is currently enrolled at Harmony Community School in Cincinnati, Oh. Harmony is 9-1 and ranked ninth in the nation according to HoopsUSA.com. Mackey will likely see his first action of the year this week.
The Cardinals have retooled and even without Mackey are loaded with talent and present a formidable matchup for the Royals. Scott County still boasts some potent players including Seniors Jordan Lee (6'7" Center) and Cameron Hundley (6'3" Forward) and highly touted Junior Richie Phares (6"7" Center/Forward).
Scott County defeated Henry Clay on Tuesday night 81-77 at Henry Clay High School.
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Mason County Wins MCIT Championship
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Royals Defeat Montgomery County 69 - 55 in Finals
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The #1 Mason County Royals went to 14 - 2 on the season by defeating The Montgomery County Indians in the MCIT Finals on Sunday at The Fieldhouse.
The Royals played choppy in the First Half and in the 2nd Quarter trailed by 4 points but came back to take the lead at the break 27 - 22.
Mason County stretched the lead to 16 in the 3rd Quarter opening the 2nd half on a 13-2 scoring burst as Russ Middleton, who had a game high 22 points, knocked down 3 three pointers.
Montgomery County fought back and came within 5 points at 52 - 47 in the 4th Quarter but the Royals surged and finished strong to win the Championship Trophy by 14 points.
Royals Defeat Montgomery County 69 - 55 in Finals
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The #1 Mason County Royals went to 14 - 2 on the season by defeating The Montgomery County Indians in the MCIT Finals on Sunday at The Fieldhouse.
The Royals played choppy in the First Half and in the 2nd Quarter trailed by 4 points but came back to take the lead at the break 27 - 22.
Mason County stretched the lead to 16 in the 3rd Quarter opening the 2nd half on a 13-2 scoring burst as Russ Middleton, who had a game high 22 points, knocked down 3 three pointers.
Montgomery County fought back and came within 5 points at 52 - 47 in the 4th Quarter but the Royals surged and finished strong to win the Championship Trophy by 14 points.
Royals Too Much for Mustangs
Advance to MCIT Finals Vs. Montgomery County
Video Highlights
Mason County brought more Showtime to the Floor on Saturday night against Bishop Brossart and ran away from the Mustangs 71 - 36 in the Semifinals of the MCIT at The Fieldhouse.
#22 Ethan King shoots in traffic
Video Highlights
Mason County brought more Showtime to the Floor on Saturday night against Bishop Brossart and ran away from the Mustangs 71 - 36 in the Semifinals of the MCIT at The Fieldhouse.
#24 Trevor Setty scored game high 17 points
The Royals defended superbly and poured in points quickly to jump out 19 - o at the start on their way to shooting 77 % from the field in the first half.
Mason County shot 65.9% for the game while holding Brossart to only 27.5 %.
Trevor Setty led the Royals in Scoring with a game high 17 points. Darius Miller scored 14 points and Ethan King added 12.
Setty, Miller and King shot 90 % from the field (18 of 20).
Mason County shot 65.9% for the game while holding Brossart to only 27.5 %.
Trevor Setty led the Royals in Scoring with a game high 17 points. Darius Miller scored 14 points and Ethan King added 12.
Setty, Miller and King shot 90 % from the field (18 of 20).
#22 Ethan King shoots in traffic
Scored 12 Points vs. Brossart
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Next Up : Montgomery County MCIT Finals at The Fieldhouse Sunday 3 pm
MC FG 65.9% 3 PT FG 12.5% FT 85.7% REB 33 TO 13
BB FG 27.5% 3 PT FG 12.5% FT 85.7% REB 19 TO 14
MC (13-2) Middleton 5, Downing 2, Miller 14, Trevor Setty 17, King 12, Tolle 6, Barner 2, Pawsat 3, Treg Setty 8, Gilbert 2
BB (7-6) Patterson 8, Armstrong 5, Rieger 4, Kremer 10, Ridder 2, Hertzenberg 4, Morsher 3MC 23 19 16 13-71BB 04 12 13 07-36
MC FG 65.9% 3 PT FG 12.5% FT 85.7% REB 33 TO 13
BB FG 27.5% 3 PT FG 12.5% FT 85.7% REB 19 TO 14
MC (13-2) Middleton 5, Downing 2, Miller 14, Trevor Setty 17, King 12, Tolle 6, Barner 2, Pawsat 3, Treg Setty 8, Gilbert 2
BB (7-6) Patterson 8, Armstrong 5, Rieger 4, Kremer 10, Ridder 2, Hertzenberg 4, Morsher 3MC 23 19 16 13-71BB 04 12 13 07-36
Friday, January 4, 2008
Royals #1 in First Courier-Journal Lit Ratings
Sponsored by the Louisville Courier Journal, the first Litkenhous Ratings of the season have the Mason County Royals in the Number One Spot.
Litkenhous Top 20
1.Mason County (11-2) 102.0
2.Lexington Catholic (11-2) 101.6
3.Bryan Station (11-1) 100.7
4.Elliott County (10-1) 99.4
5.Scott County (8-6) 94.3
6.Male (11-1) 93.5
7.Paul Dunbar (11-2) 91.5
8.June Buchanan (7-3) 91.5
9.Covington Catholic (9-2) 91.0
10.Jeffersontown (12-2) 90.7
11.Ballard (7-2) 88.7
12.Holmes (10-1) 87.6
13.Shelby Valley (9-2) 86.3
14.PRP (13-2) 85.7
15.Shelby County (10-0) 85.7
16.Muhlenberg North (11-2) 85.5
17.Eastern (9-1) 85.0
18.Paintsville (9-2) 85.0
19.University Heights (11-3) 84.2
20.DeSales (8-3) 84.2
Mason County has upcoming games with four of the Top 5 teams :
#2 Lexington Catholic at Memorial Coliseum 1/18
#4 Elliott County at Home 2/12
#3 Bryan Station at Home 2/22
Litkenhous Top 20
1.Mason County (11-2) 102.0
2.Lexington Catholic (11-2) 101.6
3.Bryan Station (11-1) 100.7
4.Elliott County (10-1) 99.4
5.Scott County (8-6) 94.3
6.Male (11-1) 93.5
7.Paul Dunbar (11-2) 91.5
8.June Buchanan (7-3) 91.5
9.Covington Catholic (9-2) 91.0
10.Jeffersontown (12-2) 90.7
11.Ballard (7-2) 88.7
12.Holmes (10-1) 87.6
13.Shelby Valley (9-2) 86.3
14.PRP (13-2) 85.7
15.Shelby County (10-0) 85.7
16.Muhlenberg North (11-2) 85.5
17.Eastern (9-1) 85.0
18.Paintsville (9-2) 85.0
19.University Heights (11-3) 84.2
20.DeSales (8-3) 84.2
Mason County has upcoming games with four of the Top 5 teams :
#2 Lexington Catholic at Memorial Coliseum 1/18
#4 Elliott County at Home 2/12
#3 Bryan Station at Home 2/22
Thursday, January 3, 2008
Mason County Puts Away Pendleton County
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The Mason County Royals started the game on a 23 -2 run and never looked back on their way to a 77 - 33 victory over the Pendleton County Wildcats in the First Round of the MCIT on Thursday at the Fieldhouse.
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#24 Trevor Setty Goes for the Ball
Russ Middleton continued his excellent play and led the Royals in scoring with 14 points. Trevor Setty scored 12 points and Ethan King added 11. Darius Miller had 9.
The Royals dominated the game on 51.7% shooting from the field and had 12 different players in the scoring column, including Treg Setty, Neal Pawsatt, and Jordan Gilbert from the 10-1 freshman team who tallied a dozen points between them in their varsity debut.
The Royals improve to 12-2 on the season.
Next Up : Bishop Brossart in the MCIT Semifinals Saturday at 6:30 pm.
#11 Westin Stahl Scored 6 Points
The MCIT Championship Game will be played Sunday at 3pm.
MC FG 51.7% 3 PT FG 41.7% FT 45.5% REB 40 TO 20
PC FG 26% 3 PT Fg 14.3% FT 66.7% REB 30 TO 25
MC (12-2) Middleton 14, Downing 2, Miller 9, Trevor Setty 12, E. King 11, Tolle 2, Stahl 6,R. King 3, Rice 6, Treg Setty 3, Gilbert 2, Pawsat 7
PC (3-7) Myers 2, Harden 6, Moeves 5, Ferrell 2, Greene 4, Walsh 4, Florence 4, Cooper 3,Jones 3
MC 23 15 22 11-77
PC 04 06 11 12-33
The Mason County Royals started the game on a 23 -2 run and never looked back on their way to a 77 - 33 victory over the Pendleton County Wildcats in the First Round of the MCIT on Thursday at the Fieldhouse.
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#24 Trevor Setty Goes for the Ball
Russ Middleton continued his excellent play and led the Royals in scoring with 14 points. Trevor Setty scored 12 points and Ethan King added 11. Darius Miller had 9.
The Royals dominated the game on 51.7% shooting from the field and had 12 different players in the scoring column, including Treg Setty, Neal Pawsatt, and Jordan Gilbert from the 10-1 freshman team who tallied a dozen points between them in their varsity debut.
The Royals improve to 12-2 on the season.
Next Up : Bishop Brossart in the MCIT Semifinals Saturday at 6:30 pm.
#11 Westin Stahl Scored 6 Points
The MCIT Championship Game will be played Sunday at 3pm.
MC FG 51.7% 3 PT FG 41.7% FT 45.5% REB 40 TO 20
PC FG 26% 3 PT Fg 14.3% FT 66.7% REB 30 TO 25
MC (12-2) Middleton 14, Downing 2, Miller 9, Trevor Setty 12, E. King 11, Tolle 2, Stahl 6,R. King 3, Rice 6, Treg Setty 3, Gilbert 2, Pawsat 7
PC (3-7) Myers 2, Harden 6, Moeves 5, Ferrell 2, Greene 4, Walsh 4, Florence 4, Cooper 3,Jones 3
MC 23 15 22 11-77
PC 04 06 11 12-33
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Royals #1 @ Bluegrass and Max Preps
Bluegrasspreps.com Boys Basketball Rankings 1/1/08
1. Mason County
2. Lexington Catholic
3. Bryan Station
4. Scott County
5. Jeffersontown
6. Covington Catholic
7. Male
8. University Heights
9. Adair County
10. Ballard
11. Elliott County
12. Holmes
13. Paul Dunbar
14. Paducah Tilghman
15. Pleasure Ridge Park
16. Corbin
17. Shelby Valley
18. Hazard
19. June Buchanan
20. Manual
The Royal's challenging schedule includes upcoming games against 3 of the top 5 teams :
#4 Scott County at Home 1/11
#2 Lexington Catholic at Memorial Coliseum 1/18
#11 Elliott County at Home 2/12
#3 Bryan Station at Home 2/22
Maxpreps.com Top Ten (12/31/07):
1. Mason County
2. Lexington Catholic
3. Bryan Station
4. Covington Catholic
5.Shelby County
6. Louisville Male
7.Dunbar
8.Shelby Valley
9.Jeffersontown
10.Elliott County
1. Mason County
2. Lexington Catholic
3. Bryan Station
4. Scott County
5. Jeffersontown
6. Covington Catholic
7. Male
8. University Heights
9. Adair County
10. Ballard
11. Elliott County
12. Holmes
13. Paul Dunbar
14. Paducah Tilghman
15. Pleasure Ridge Park
16. Corbin
17. Shelby Valley
18. Hazard
19. June Buchanan
20. Manual
The Royal's challenging schedule includes upcoming games against 3 of the top 5 teams :
#4 Scott County at Home 1/11
#2 Lexington Catholic at Memorial Coliseum 1/18
#11 Elliott County at Home 2/12
#3 Bryan Station at Home 2/22
Maxpreps.com Top Ten (12/31/07):
1. Mason County
2. Lexington Catholic
3. Bryan Station
4. Covington Catholic
5.Shelby County
6. Louisville Male
7.Dunbar
8.Shelby Valley
9.Jeffersontown
10.Elliott County
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
Mason County Invitational Tournament
The 11-2 Mason County Royals will come back home after 2 recent Tournaments on the Road to host their own invitational games beginning Wednesday Evening at The Fieldhouse.
Schedule
Thursday
6:30 pm Mason County (77) vs. Pendleton County (33)
8:00 pm Bishop Brossart (61) vs. Bracken County (29)
Friday
6:30 pm St. Patrick vs. Montgomery County
8:00 pm Harrison County vs. Campbell County
Saturday
6:30 pm Mason County vs. Bishop Brossart
8:00 pm lower bracket semifinal
Sunday
3:00 pm championship game
Schedule
Thursday
6:30 pm Mason County (77) vs. Pendleton County (33)
8:00 pm Bishop Brossart (61) vs. Bracken County (29)
Friday
6:30 pm St. Patrick vs. Montgomery County
8:00 pm Harrison County vs. Campbell County
Saturday
6:30 pm Mason County vs. Bishop Brossart
8:00 pm lower bracket semifinal
Sunday
3:00 pm championship game
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