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Perry basketball players dominate all-state selections

The Lexington Herald-Leader and the Courier-Journal in Louisville have released their all-state basketball teams, and there are several student-athletes from the Perry County School District on these teams.

Matt Day of Buckhorn was on both the Herald-Leader’s and the Courier-Journal’s first team, while Kendall Noble and Kayla Rankin were named first team for both as well. Several other Perry Central players were on second team, third team or honorable mention.

Lexington Herald-Leader All-State Basketball Players

Kendall Noble PCCHS 1st Team Girls

Kayla Rankin PCCHS 1st Team Girls

Matt Day Buckhorn 1st Team Boys

Jaysean Paige PCCHS Honorable Mention Boys

Braxton Beverly PCCHS Honorable Mention Boys

Courier-Journal All-State Basketball Players

Kendall Noble PCCHS 1st Team Girls

Kayla Rankin PCCHS 1st Team Girls

Kaetlyn Smith PCCHS Honorable Mention Girls

Matt Day Buckhorn 1st Team Boys

Jaysean Paige PCCHS 2nd Team Boys

Braxton Beverly PCCHS 3rd Team Boys

Dalton Cornett PCCHS Honorable Mention Boys

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