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Two of only 12 juniors in state are from ACHS team

By Trey Stephens
Sports Writer for Columbia Magazine

Connor Loy and Isaiah Cochran received honorable mentions to the Lexington Herald's All State Team.

These two Adair County juniors were 2 of the just 12 juniors selected to the list of 50 players. The Indians were one of just 5 teams to have multiple players selected.

Being a couple of the few juniors selected to the list makes both of these players prime candidates for Mr. Kentucky Basketball next season. That award, given to the best senior in the Commonwealth, has never been won by an Adair County player.




This story was posted on 2024-04-04 12:00:01
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Congratulations Connor Loy and to Isaiah Cochran



2024-04-04 - Adair County, KY - Photo from Trey Stephens.
Adair County High School boys basketball was one of only five teams in the state to have multiple players given honorable mention in the all state team. Both Isaiah Cochran and Connor Loy were two of only 12 juniors who made the list.

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