High School Basketball

How to follow the 2019 boys’ Sweet Sixteen championship, and how we got here

The 102nd Whitaker Bank/KHSAA Boys’ Sweet Sixteen basketball state tournament is underway at Rupp Arena in Lexington.

This guide will catch you up on the entire tournament. Below you’ll find schedules, broadcast links, rosters, stats, details about the completed games and more.

SCHEDULE

Wednesday, March 6

Game 1: Walton-Verona 76, Knox Central 54 | Final stats | Game recap

Game 2: Trinity 70, Johnson Central 28 | Final stats | Game recap

Game 3: Campbell County 61, John Hardin 60 | Final stats | Game recap

Game 4: Ashland Blazer 58, Owensboro 50 | Final stats | Game recap

Thursday, March 7

Game 5: Butler 65, Perry County Central 62 (OT) | Final stats | Game recap

Game 6: Scott County 64, Covington Catholic 61 | Final stats | Game recap

Game 7: Madisonville 57, Lincoln County 49 | Final stats | Game recap

Game 8: Warren Central 73, Mayfield 55 | Final stats | Game recap

Friday, March 8

Game 9: Campbell County 49, Walton-Verona 42 | Final stats | Game recap

Game 10: Trinity 60, Ashland Blazer 30 | Final stats | Game recap

Game 11: Scott County 66, Butler 45 | Final stats | Game recap

Game 12: Warren Central 66, Madisonville 62 | Final stats | Game recap

Saturday, March 9

Game 13: Trinity 42, Campbell County 40 | Final stats | Game recap

Game 14: Scott County 70, Warren Central 52 | Final stats | Game recap

Sunday, March 10

Game 15: Trinity (29-8) vs. Scott County (35-3), 2 p.m.

TOURNAMENT ROSTERS

Click here for the KHSAA rosters for all 16 teams.

TOURNAMENT STATISTICS

Click here for pre-tournament statistics from the KHSAA for all 16 teams.

OUR LIVE COVERAGE

Sunday: Josh Moore will provide live updates, reaction and reports from Sunday’s championship game. Alex Slitz (@AlexSlitzPhoto on Twitter) will have visual coverage.

VIDEO BROADCASTS

Video coverage of every boys’ Sweet Sixteen game will be available through KHSAA.tv as part of the NFHS Network, which requires a subscription. The NFHS Network currently offers one subscription option — a monthly pass for $9.95 that will renew automatically until the subscription is canceled. A subscription also grants users access to games aired by the NFHS Network from other states.

Click here to purchase an NFHS Network subscription. The pass would also grant you access to watch every game of the boys’ Sweet Sixteen, which is next week.

Links to the remaining boys’ Sweet Sixteen video broadcasts are below:

Game 15 (Trinity vs. Scott County, 2 p.m. championship)

AUDIO BROADCASTS

Audio coverage of every boys’ Sweet Sixteen game will be provided freely by the KHSAA through Mixlr.com. You can download the Mixlr app or click on the following game links to listen live.

Additionally, radio coverage will be broadcast by more than 50 local affiliates across the state. All 15 games of the tournament will air in the Lexington area on WWRW-FM 105.5. Click here for a list of all the participating affiliates.

Links to the remaining boys’ Sweet Sixteen audio broadcasts are below:

Game 15 (Trinity vs. Scott County, 2 p.m. championship)

LIVE STATS

Live statistical updates of every boys’ Sweet Sixteen game will be provided freely by the KHSAA through Stat Broadcast.

Links to the remaining boys’ Sweet Sixteen stats broadcasts are below:

Game 15 (Trinity vs. Scott County, 2 p.m. championship)

MORE INFO

Here are some helpful links provided by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association:

Purchase tickets

Rupp Arena parking diagram

Official tournament program (includes complete rosters and team photos)

List of KHSAA boys’ Sweet Sixteen state champions and tournament scores

List of KHSAA boys’ Sweet Sixteen state tournament records

This story was originally published March 5, 2019 at 2:00 PM.

Josh Moore
Lexington Herald-Leader
Josh Moore covers the University of Kentucky football team for the Lexington Herald-Leader, where he’s been employed since 2009. Moore, a Martin County native, graduated from UK with a B.A. in Integrated Strategic Communication and English in 2013. He’s a fan of the NBA, Power Rangers and Pokémon. Support my work with a digital subscription
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