The 2008 SCBLIS will be the 25th year for the event. The tournament selection committee has started to look at teams to consider for invitations. We hope to feature Kentucky's and Tennessee's best high school basketball teams and players and up-and-coming  programs. 

     Any school interested in participating in the 2008 tournament is asked to contact us as soon as possible. The tournament does offer several incentive packages for participating teams. To contact us, please respond to the survey, email, or phone 1-270-622-8551.   

    Seven 2007 SCBLIS participants have concluded the regular season portion of their schedules with 20-win season while several others enter post-season play with outstanding records---with 20 wins still in reach.

     Heading the list are 2007 SCBLIS champion Iroquois and runner-up Paul Dunbar. Iroquois entered district tournament play this week with a sparkling 23-3 record.  Dunbar enters post-season play with the Kentucky’s best record, 28-1. The Lady Bulldogs only blemish was the 61-57 loss to Iroquois in the SCBLIS title game.

     Sixth Region power Bullitt East---the third place team in the tournament, has finished the regular season with a solid 20-9 record. SCBLIS participant Green County holds a 20-7 record at this point with Marshall County sporting a 20-9 mark. Bardstown has a 23-5 worksheet with two of their five losses coming in the SCBLIS. Highlands stands at 18-9 on the season while Bowling Green, sixth in the tournament, has an impressive 18-10 record as district play opens this week. Allen County-Scottsville finished the regular season at 15-12.

     Among the Tennessee teams in the 2007 SCBLIS, Clarkrange sports a 28-5 record heading into the second round of the TSSAA Class A play-offs this week..