Some top ranked matchups throughout the state caused some movement in the latest statewide media polls.
The polls are made up of 16 media members throughout the state, a voter representing one of the 16 regions in the state. Polls will run through the regular season and into district tournament week.
See the latest movement below.
First-place votes in parentheses; records through Monday’s games
Boys poll
Rank-school (FPV)                        Record               Pts        LW
1. Great Crossing (16) 22-1 240 1
2. Lexington Catholic 20-2 195 3
3. Trinity 17-4 194 T4
4. Lyon County 20-2 192 2
5. Newport 21-3 190 6
6. Covington Catholic 17-5 151 T4
7. St. Xavier 17-3 123 7
8. Harlan County 21-2 114 8
9. Bowling Green 18-4 109 9
10. Manual 17-2 86 11
11. (tie) Evangel Christian 17-5 85 10
11. (tie) George Rogers Clark 19-1 85 12
13. North Oldham 19-2 56 14
14. Bryan Station 17-2 36 13
15. Woodford County 15-4 28 15
Others receiving votes: DeSales 15, Frederick Douglass 12, Cooper 6, Boyd County 1, Henry Clay 1, Male 1.
Top 5 boys teams in each region
First Region
Chelsea Ladd, The Paducah Sun
1. Murray
2. Calloway County
3. Marshall County
4. McCracken County
5. Graves County
Second Region
Edward Marlowe, WKDZ-FM
1. Lyon County
2. Henderson County
3. University Heights
4. Webster County
5. Madisonville-North Hopkins
Third Region
Mark Mathis, Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer
1. Owensboro Catholic
2. Daviess County
3. Owensboro
4. Butler County
5. Ohio County
Fourth Region
Micheal Compton, Bowling Green Daily News
1. Bowling Green
2. Warren Central
3. Warren East
4. Barren County
5. Franklin-Simpson
Fifth Region
Josh Claywell, Bardstown Kentucky Standard/LaRue County Herald News
1. North Hardin
2. Adair County
3. LaRue County
4. Central Hardin
5. Elizabethtown
Sixth Region
Dominique Yates, WLKY-TV
1. Evangel Christian
2. DeSales
3. Butler
4. Fairdale
5. Louisville Holy Cross
Seventh Region
Jason Frakes, The Courier Journal
1. Trinity
2. St. Xavier
3. Manual
4. Male
5. Christian Academy
Eighth Region
James Weber, Cincinnati Enquirer
1. North Oldham
2. Oldham County
3. Walton-Verona
4. Woodford County
5. Spencer County
Ninth Region
Brendan Connelly, Cincinnati Enquirer
1. Newport
2. Cooper
3. Covington Catholic
4. Lloyd Memorial
5. Boone County
10th Region
Evan Dennison, LinkNKY.com
1. George Rogers Clark
2. Campbell County
3. Mason County
4. Harrison County
5. Augusta
11th Region
Jared Peck, Lexington Herald-Leader
1. Great Crossing
2. Lexington Catholic
3. Bryan Station
4. Frederick Douglass
5. Henry Clay
12th Region
Mike Marsee, Danville freelancer
1. Danville Christian
2. Wayne County
3. Pulaski County
4. Mercer County
5. Somerset
13th Region
Les Dixon, 13thRegionMediaNetwork.com
1. Harlan County
2. Bell County
3. Whitley County
4. Corbin
5. South Laurel
14th Region
Brendon Miller, Bluegrass Sports Nation
1. Breathitt County
2. Hazard
3. Knott County Central
4. Estill County
5. Perry County Central
15th Region
Randy White, Appalachian News-Express
1. Pikeville
2. Martin County
3. Pike County Central
4. Floyd Central
5. Johnson Central
16th Region
James Collier, WLGC-FM
1. Boyd County
2. Fleming County
3. Ashland Blazer
4. Rowan County
5. Morgan County
Girls statewide poll
First-place votes in parentheses; records through Monday’s games
Rank-school (FPV)                        Record               Pts        LW
1. Sacred Heart (16) 15-7 240 1
2. (tie) Cooper 18-4 212 3
2. (tie) George Rogers Clark 20-2 212 2
4. Pikeville 16-3 170 4
5. Anderson County 18-1 164 5
6. Covington Holy Cross 19-5 150 8
7. McCracken County 18-3 141 7
8. Owensboro Catholic 16-4 136 6
9. Franklin-Simpson 20-1 96 9
10. Ashland Blazer 14-4 79 12
11. Butler 16-6 59 NR
12. Notre Dame 15-4 56 11
13. Ryle 12-7 50 10
14. North Laurel 14-4 27 13
15. Boyd County 17-6 26 14
Others receiving votes: Pulaski County 23, Johnson Central 18, Franklin County 12, Meade County 8, Russell 8, Bethlehem 7, Danville Christian 6, Pineville 6, Corbin 5, Frederick Douglass 5, Simon Kenton 3, Grant County 1.
First Region
Chelsea Ladd, The Paducah Sun
1. McCracken County
2. Marshall County
3. Calloway County
4. Graves County
5. Mayfield
Second Region
Edward Marlowe, WKDZ-FM
1. Henderson County
2. Madisonville-North Hopkins
3. Crittenden County
4. Christian County
5. Lyon County
Third Region
Mark Mathis, Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer
1. Owensboro Catholic
2. Daviess County
3. Breckinridge County
4. Meade County
5. Owensboro
Fourth Region
Micheal Compton, Bowling Green Daily News
1. Franklin-Simpson
2. Bowling Green
3. Warren East
4. Barren County
5. Logan County
Fifth Region
Josh Claywell, Bardstown Kentucky Standard/LaRue County Herald News
1. Bethlehem
2. North Hardin
3. Taylor County
4. Bardstown
5. Green County
Sixth Region
Dominique Yates, WLKY-TV
1. Butler
2. Whitefield Academy
3. Mercy
4. Bullitt East
5. Pleasure Ridge Park
Seventh Region
Jason Frakes, The Courier Journal
1. Sacred Heart
2. Central
3. Assumption
4. Manual
5. Christian Academy
Eighth Region
James Weber, Cincinnati Enquirer
1. Anderson County
2. Grant County
3. Simon Kenton
4. Spencer County
5. South Oldham
Ninth Region
Brendan Connelly, Cincinnati Enquirer
1. Cooper
2. Covington Holy Cross
3. Ryle
4. Notre Dame
5. Highlands
10th Region
Evan Dennison, LinkNKY.com
1. George Rogers Clark
2. Montgomery County
3. Scott
4. Campbell County
5. Bishop Brossart
11th Region
Jared Peck, Lexington Herald-Leader
1. Franklin County
2. Frederick Douglass
3. Madison Central
4. Madison Southern
5. Henry Clay
12th Region
Mike Marsee, Danville freelancer
1. Southwestern
2. Pulaski County
3. Danville Christian
4. Rockcastle County
5. Boyle County
13th Region
Les Dixon, 13thRegionMediaNetwork.com
1. North Laurel
2. Corbin
3. South Laurel
4. Knox Central
5. Pineville
14th Region
Brendon Miller, Bluegrass Sports Nation
1. Owsley County
2. Letcher County Central
3. Perry County Central
4. Knott County Central
5. Leslie County
15th Region
Randy White, Appalachian News-Express
1. Pikeville
2. Johnson Central
3. Martin County
4. Paintsville
5. Shelby Valley
16th Region
James Collier, WLGC-FM
1. Ashland Blazer
2. Russell
3. Boyd County
4. Bath County
5. Fleming County
Voters: 1st Region – Chelsea Ladd, The Paducah Sun, 2nd Region – Edward Marlowe, WKDZ-FM, 3rd Region – Mark Mathis, Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer, 4th Region – Micheal Compton, Bowling Green Daily News, 5th Region – Josh Claywell, Bardstown Kentucky Standard/LaRue County Herald News, 6th Region – Dominique Yates, WLKY-TV, 7th Region – Jason Frakes, The Courier Journal, 8th Region – James Weber, Cincinnati Enquirer, 9th Region – Brendan Connelly, Cincinnati Enquirer, 10th Region – Evan Dennison, LinkNKY.com, 11th Region – Jared Peck, Lexington Herald-Leader, 12th Region – Mike Marsee, Danville freelancer, 13th Region – Les Dixon, 13thRegionMediaNetwork.com, 14th Region – Nate Johnson, WYMT-TV, 15th Region – Randy White, Appalachian News-Express, 16th Region – James Collier, WLGC-FM.