The KHSBHF was saddened to hear that we lost Ralph Richardson. This is a tremendous loss to our basketball family and we offer our sincerest condolences to Ralph’s friends and family.
The KHSBHF was saddened to hear that we lost Ralph Richardson. This is a tremendous loss to our basketball family and we offer our sincerest condolences to Ralph’s friends and family.
The KHSBHF sends its best wishes for a speedy recovery to Jeff Bridgeman, author of The Kentucky High School Basketball Encyclopedia. He’s been under the weather lately.
The Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame Induction Celebration that was scheduled for November 21st has been postponed. We will reschedule the event in the future.
The Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame Museum also remains closed at this time.

Thank you once again for your generous donation to our non-profit. It is a significant gift that is helping to sustain our mission and makes all the difference, especially now given the economic impact of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Your donation has become a lifesaver during this unprecedented time for which we are grateful, and I wanted to share that gratitude with you. Thank you for a gift that will help keep Kentucky high school basketball history and tradition alive in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, for all to learn about and enjoy.

Community Director Ken Henderson is getting ready to re-open the Dr. Mark and Cindy Lynn KHSBHF. Plans are in motion to open July 3. The HOF will be using the guidelines in place by the State of Kentucky to combat the Coronavirus out break and keep everyone safe.
We will start out opening on Friday’s and Saturday’s, 11:00 a.m – 5:00 p.m. Accommodations can be made for groups, up to 10, by contacting us to schedule it. We look forward to seeing you Friday, July 3, at the Dr. Mark and Cindy Lynn KY High School Basketball Hall of Fame!

***Update: The date of the Induction Celebration remains TBA. We will make an announcement as soon as possible.***
The Kentucky High School Basketball Hall Of Fame is excited and honored to announce it’s 2020 Class of Inductees. This is our 8th induction class. This year’s class is highlighted by 10 players and 3 coaches. The Induction Celebration will be held on July 11, 2020 at the State Theatre, Elizabethtown, Kentucky. The public is invited to attend. Bios for all 13 inductees can be found by going to the media page.



The 1998 Lex. Cath/Scott county game ranks as the greatest game I have ever seen, being a part of it makes it even more special.That catholic team is the best team I have ever seen in Kentucky. Their coaching staff of Danny, Mike, & Tommy was unsurpassed in Kentucky history. If we had played them 20 times. I would be happy to get one win. The great thing about our tournament is you only have to win one. Rick Jones, A.W. Hamilton, Toby Harris, Mike Scaravilli, Mario McIntyre, Casey Alsop, Chris Wallace led the charge that literally stopped time in Kentucky. When Rick hit the shot cars in Harlan & Georgetown set at traffic lights not moving for several minutes, no one blew horns as they were all listening to the game. WHAS announcer Jock Southerland gave me a copy of the broadcast as he said it was one of the most amazing games he had ever seen.
~Billy Hicks

~Danny Haney

Greg Purpus, (maroon shirt), COO of the Ky High School Basketball Hall of Fame, was Honorary Coach for Campbellsville University during the NAIA Men’s Basketball Championship, held in Bowling Green, KY, March 7-9, 2020!