What started as an effort by a few Kentucky area coaches to highlight the considerable history of high school basketball in the Bluegrass State has since inducted many former players and coaches for their outstanding contributions to the game.
The Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame was born out of an idea from the Kentucky Association of Basketball Coaches. The project began in October 2009 with the stated purpose of recognizing and protecting the heritage of Kentucky High School Basketball.
Elizabethtown, Kentucky, served as the Hall of Fame’s home until the location’s closure in 2024. While a new location is set to open in Louisville in 2029, the organization remains active, guided by a dedicated board of directors and supported by volunteers. They continue to celebrate the achievements of past inductees and welcome new honorees each year, keeping the spirit of the Hall of Fame alive.
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The Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame seeks to recognize the value and contributions of the men and women who played and coached the game.
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The Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame is dedicated to promoting and educating the public about the culture, tradition and rich heritage of Kentucky High School Basketball. It will honor and provide a fitting tribute to former players and coaches while preserving historical information and memorabilia associated with the game.
history related pages
A Night with Champions, August 2, 2019
Elizabethtown Catholic High School – The Lost School
Region 15 Inductees Spotlight
HISTORY VIDEOS
Issues & Insights Interview
Tour of the Museum
Essence of the Game and 32 Clips Museum