Louisville Male High School 1975-1976 No Kentucky High School player of the mid-1970's played with more athleticism and ability than the legendary Darrell Griffith of Louisville Male High. Known for his amazing jumping and dunking abilities, Darrell was both respected and feared by his opponents … [Read more...] about Darrel Griffith
Owensboro Apollo High School 1982-1986 From 1982 through 1986 no one in Kentucky played high school ball with more flair and athleticism than Rex Chapman of Owensboro Apollo High. Packing gymnasiums wherever his Eagles played, the Owensboro native excited the crowds with feats of athletic … [Read more...] about Rex Chapman
St. Xavier High School 1958-1962 Named an All-Stater for three years, Mike led the St. Xavier Tigers to a KHSAA Championship Title in 1962. Averaging 24 points a game his senior season, he was named Mr. Kentucky Basketball in 1962. Able to dribble, shoot, and rebound with ease, Silliman earned the … [Read more...] about Mike Silliman
Clay County High School 1984-1989 Added to the long list of outstanding eastern Kentucky sharpshooters and high-scorers is the name of Clay County High's Richie Farmer. Playing for the Tigers from 1984 through 1988, Richie let his teams to an incredible 3 State Tournament Title Games during his … [Read more...] about Richie Farmer
Owensboro High School 1969-1972 Jerry led the Owensboro Red Devils to a KHSAA State Championship in 1972. Named to the KHSAA All-Tournament teams of 1971 and 1972, he was also given the honor of being named Kentucky’s Mr. Basketball in 1972. Jerry, known for his athleticism and versatile game, … [Read more...] about Jerry Thruston
Scott County High School 1991-1995 Named Miss Kentucky Basketball in 1995, Ukari was also named All-State in 1994 and 1995. She was named the Most Valuable Player of the '95 KHSAA State Tournament which her Scott County Cardinals won. Her thirty-three (33) assists for the '95 tournament (11 in one … [Read more...] about Ukari Figgs
Pikeville High School 1946-1950 One of the greatest shooters ever to come out of the mountains, Dickie Prater led the Pikeville Panthers to consecutive KHSAA state tournament appearances in 1949 and 1950.He scored over 2,000 career points, averaging 29 points per game his senior year. He was … [Read more...] about Dickie Prater
Meade Memorial High School 1951-1955 Donnis Butcher was 6'3" guard who had an unbelievable competitive spirit. His all-around basketball skills created tremendous matchup problems for his opponents. He led his 1955 Meade Memorial team to a 32-0 record before the streak came to an end. That same … [Read more...] about Donnis Butcher
