How to follow the 2020 Kentucky girls’ Sweet 16 basketball state tournament
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2020 Girls’ Sweet 16 preview
Click below to view all of our content previewing the 2020 Mingua Beef Jerky/KHSAA Girls’ Sweet 16 Kentucky high school basketball state tournament, to be played March 11-15 at Rupp Arena in Lexington.
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2020 Sweet 16: Statistics for every girls’ basketball team in the state tournament
The 59th Mingua Beef Jerky/KHSAA Girls’ Sweet Sixteen basketball state tournament gets underway Wedensday at Rupp Arena in Lexington.
This guide will help you stay on top of the action for the duration of the tournament. Below you’ll find schedules, broadcast links, rosters, stats, details about the Herald-Leader’s coverage plans and a whole lot more.
SCHEDULE
Wednesday’s games
Game 1: Bullitt East 66, Elizabethtown 55 | Box score | Recap
Game 2: Ryle 59, Letcher County Central 36 | Box score | Recap
Game 3: Casey County 49, Pikeville 46 | Box score | Recap
Game 4: Anderson County 40, Franklin County 37 | Box score | Recap
Thursday
Game 5: South Laurel (26-6) vs. Sacred Heart (32-2) | Box score | Recap
TOURNAMENT SUSPENDED
State high school basketball tournaments postponed indefinitely. ‘It has a huge impact.’
TOURNAMENT ROSTERS
Click here for the KHSAA rosters for all 16 teams.
TEAM STATISTICS
Click here for the KHSAA statistics for all 16 teams.
OUR LIVE COVERAGE
Jared Peck (@HLpreps on Twitter), Josh Moore (@JoshMooreHL on Twitter) and Josh Sullivan (@sullyjosh on Twitter) will be providing updates, highlights, analysis and more from Rupp Arena throughout the tournament.
PREVIEW: A look at every team and how they got to Rupp Arena
PREVIEW: Sixteen facts to get you ready for the 2020 Girls’ Sweet 16
VIDEO BROADCASTS
Video coverage of every girls’ Sweet Sixteen game will be available through KHSAA.tv as part of the NFHS Network, which requires a subscription. The NFHS Network currently offers two subscription options — a monthly pass for $10.99 that will renew automatically, but can be canceled anytime and a $69.99 annual subscription that will renew automatically until 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.
AUDIO BROADCASTS
Audio coverage of every girls’ 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.
Wednesday
Game 1, Noon: Elizabethtown (27-5) vs. Bullitt East (24-7)
Game 2, 1:30 p.m.: Ryle (22-11) vs. Letcher County Central (25-10)
Game 3, 6:30 p.m.: Casey County (27-7) vs. Pikeville (26-7)
Game 4, 8 p.m.: Franklin County (27-7) vs. Anderson County (30-5)
Thursday
Game 5, Noon: South Laurel (26-6) vs. Sacred Heart (32-2)
Game 6, 1:30 p.m.: Marshall County (24-9) vs. Henderson County (22-7)
Game 7, 6:30 p.m.: Bowling Green (28-6) vs. Russell (26-8)
Game 8, 8 p.m.: Clark County (22-10) vs. Owensboro Catholic (25-10)
Friday
Game 10, 1:30 p.m.: Quarterfinal
Game 11: 6:30 p.m.: Quarterfinal
Saturday
Sunday
Additionally, radio coverage will be broadcast by more than 40 local affiliates across the state. Click here for a list of all the participating affiliates.
LIVE STATS
Live statistical updates of every girls’ Sweet Sixteen game will be provided freely by the KHSAA through Stat Broadcast.
MORE INFO
Here are some helpful links provided by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association:
Purchase tickets: Single sessions
Official tournament program (includes complete rosters and team photos)
List of KHSAA girls’ Sweet Sixteen state champions and tournament scores
List of KHSAA girls’ Sweet Sixteen state tournament records
This story was originally published March 9, 2020 at 7:17 PM.
