Lexington Lafayette High School 1979 Dirk Minniefield joins his former Lafayette coach Jock Sutherland in the Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame. Dirk would lead the Generals to a 36-1 season and a state championship in 1979. His flashy all-around game was well suited for the fast … [Read more...] about Dirk Minniefield
Lexington Lafayette High School 1950 As a Lafayette General under the tutelage of Coach Ralph Carlisle, Bob Mulcahy would lead the Generals to the state title in 1950. A two time All-Stater in 1949 and 1950, he would further his basketball career at the EKU. If it wasn’t enough to be a high … [Read more...] about Bob Mulcahy
Louisville Southern High School 1976-1995 Coach Bill Brown was Kentucky Coach of the Year in 1987 when his Louisville Southern Trojans won Sweet 16 State Championship. His teams would win 447 games while losing only 116, and 84% winning percentage. Coach Brown’s teams won 20 or more games for … [Read more...] about Coach Bill Brown
Horse Cave High School 1945 Clarence Wilson was a premier player in the Kentucky Athletic League rom 1942-1945, leading Horse Cave to a 65-1 record and two state titles. The Tigers under the tutelage of Coach Stone Thomas were also national runner-ups 1945. Clarence would go on to a … [Read more...] about Clarence Wilson
Rockcastle County High School 2011 Sara Patterson Hammond Barham would launch the Rockcastle County Rockets to new heights during her ascent into stardom from 2009-2011. A three time All-State performer, she would lead the Rockets to a state title in 2011 while garnering the coveted Miss … [Read more...] about Sara Patterson Hammond Barham
Maytown High School 1971 A two time All-State player in 1970 and 1971, Pat also made the All-State Tournament Team in 1969 as a sophomore for the Maytown Wildcats. The Tallent family is a part of Kentucky high school basketball history. The four brothers Bill, Bob, Mike, and Pat helped put … [Read more...] about Pat Tallent
Louisville Doss High School 1992 Derek Anderson was a “show stopper” on the basketball court throughout his career. He was an all-around talent whose athleticism was off the charts. Derek was a two time All Stater at Louisville Doss where he started for four years. He would leave Kentucky … [Read more...] about Derek Anderson
Wayne County High School 1987-Active An All-State player at Lone Jack High School in 1971, Rodney Woods would go on to a stellar career at Tennessee and as point guard he directed the Ernie and Bernie Show for Coach Ray Mears’ Volunteers. As good as Rodney was as a player, he may have become a … [Read more...] about Coach Rodney Woods
