KSR’s KY High School Boys' Basketball Top 25 - Week 11

It’s Monday, which means we’ve got a fresh update to our high school boy’s basketball Top 25 rankings.

Great Crossing maintains the top spot after posting a dominant 73-53 victory over No. 12 George Rogers Clark. The Warhawks, who are ranked No. 24 in the country, shot 10-for-18 from deep. Junior phenom Malachi Moreno, the No. 32 ranked overall class of 2025 prospect in the On3 Industry Ranking, had 15 points and 22 boards.

Elsehwere, Boyd County and Oldham County each moved up five spots. Additionally, Fairdale dropped five spots after losing to LaRue County 69-55. Frederick Douglass dropped out of the Top 25 completely after losing three straight.

You can check out the entirety of the Week 11 Top 25 below. Our Week 10 rankings can be found here. KSR’s rankings are voted on by myself & Clark Howell. Fans are welcome to send their feedback on X/Twitter to @teeroyhowell and @rezinc.

Great Crossing showing why they are No. 1 in KY and No. 24 in the nation. Just putting it on last year’s state runner up GRC. The Cards came in ranked No. 11 with only one loss.

It’s now 68-39 Great Crossing 😳

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— Troy Howell (@teeroyhowell) February 10, 2024

KSR’s KY High School Boys’ Basketball Top 25

1. Great Crossing (26-1)
2. Lexington Catholic (24-2)
3. Newport (24-3)
4. Lyon County (23-3)
5. Louisville Trinity (20-5)
6. Covington Catholic (20-5)
7. Bowling Green (22-5)
8. St. Xavier (22-3)
9. Evangel Christian (21-5)
10. Henderson County (20-3)
11. North Oldham (22-3) +1
12. George Rogers Clark (24-2) -1
13. Cooper (17-7) +3
14. DeSales (19-8) -1
15. Harlan County (22-4) -1
16. Pikeville (15-4) +3
17. Woodford County (21-5) +4
18. DuPont Manual (21-3) -1
19. Boyd County (22-4) +5
20. Male (18-7) +3
21. Oldham County (21-6) NR +5
22. Fairdale (21-5) -5
23. Lloyd Memorial (18-6) -1
24. Bryan Station (20-4) -4
25. Campbell County (18-6) NR +1

Also Receiving Votes: Frederick Douglass, Adair County

Dropped Out: Hazard, Frederick Douglass

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