The district tournaments are coming clearer. With only two weeks left, the seedings are nearly complete. The Bishop Brossart ‘Stangs and George Rogers Clark Cardinals have clinched the top seeds in the respective 37th and 40th District Tournaments.

1. Bishop Brossart (27-3)

The ‘Stangs finished 1-1 last week losing to Beechwood, but bouncing back to beat Newport Central Catholic in the Hits for Chicks game Thursday in Newport. Senior setter Aubrey Rebholz has gone above 700 assists on the season with Callie Ritter and Evelyn Laker leading the way in kills. Hailey Heitker has gone above 100 kills on the season with Audrey Arnold, Emma Sheanshang and Leah Robinson giving the ‘Stangs balance. Arnold is also a force serving and on defense. Grace Frommeyer and Josie Reckner continue to lead Brossart on defense.

Brossart travels to Calvary Christian on Monday at 7 p.m.

2. George Rogers Clark (16-6)

The Cardinals beat Montgomery County and Great Crossing at home last week to move to 5-0 in 40th District seed play and wrap up the top seed in the district tournament at Bourbon County. Against Montgomery County, Anna Cooper had 37 assists with Elayna Swart and Brooke Gough recording 19 and 10 kills, respectively. Swart and Addison Palmer recorded 17 and 14 digs, respectively with Chloe Williams tallying five aces.

GRC travels to Estill County on Tuesday at 7 p.m.

3. Montgomery County (19-11)

The Indians lost their lone game at George Rogers Clark last week. Erin Fawns and Ava Hudson still lead the team in kills with Meredith Miles setting up the hitters. Sophie Fouch, Abby May and Hudson lead the team in digs with Baylee Warner leading in blocks.

Montgomery County travels to Rowan County on Tuesday for a 7 p.m. game.

4. Paris (9-6)

The Hounds won the important 40th District game against Bourbon County to take the third seed in the district tournament before losing twice Saturday.

In the loss against Wayne County on Saturday, Mia Mason had 10 assists, 10 digs and seven kills with Molly Mason recording 15 assists and 15 digs. Rose Hayden led the Hounds with eight kills. Angie Romero added eight digs.

Paris travels to Lafayette on Tuesday for a 7:30 p.m. game.

5. Bourbon County (13-11)

The Colonels lost both game last week at Madison Southern and Paris. In the loss to Madison Southern, Kinley Kearns had 20 assists with Gia Griffin and Bentlee Durrum leading the Colonels with eight and six kills, respectively. Izzy Jett had two aces.

Bourbon County plays three games on Saturday at Trinity Christian against the hosts, Wolfe County and Henry County.

6. Scott (8-20)

The Eagles beat both Calvary Christian and Campbell County last week in key 37th District seed games to take the second seed in the district tournament in a few weeks. Jacinda Campbell and Kinley Dunford lead the Eagles offensively with Shelby White leading in assists. Emory Sullivan leads Scott on serving and defense.

Scott travels to Simon Kenton on Tuesday for a 7:30 p.m.

7. Calvary Christian (20-5)

The Cougars went 3-1 last week, beating Campbell County in the district seed game Monday before losing to Scott to turn 1-1 in district seed play before besting Harrison County and Augusta in region play. Megan Arthur and Ava Dahler lead the Cougars in hitting with Annabel Leach and Natalia McGlynn leading in setting. Madison Stelzer leads Calvary Christian on defense.

Calvary Christian hosts Bishop Brossart on Monday.

8. Campbell County (7-16)

The Camels lost both games last week in district seed action to Calvary Christian and Scott.

In the loss to Calvary Christian, Amerie Mullins had 17 kills, 11 digs and four aces with Chloe Hershey recording 13 kills, 12 digs and seven aces. Kayden Kramer had 24 assists with Marissa Roellig recording 11. Addison Rice led the Camels with 13 digs.

Campbell County travels to Newport Central Catholic on Tuesday for a 7:30 p.m. game.

9. Harrison County (14-10)

The Fillies finished 1-2 last week, but won the big 38th District battle against

Nicholas County, 3-2 on Monday.

Harrison County hosts Community Christian (Independence) on Monday at 7:45 p.m.

10. Bracken County (19-10)

The Bears won all three games last week to near the 20-win plateau. In the win over Mason County on Monday, Isabella Goodman had 15 kills and Rees Hargett had 29 assists. Halle Routt and  Sophia Bachman had eight kills each with Kyndall Johnson recording 13 digs and five aces. Aleigha Leist added 11 digs.

11. Augusta (15-10)

Battling through injuries currently, the Panthers lost their lone game at Lewis County on Wednesday. Aryanna Davis led Augusta with 11 kills in that game and Kahghan Hinson had 16 assists. Hinson also had 16 digs with Davis and Carlee Courts recording 13 digs each.

Augusta travels to Ludlow on Monday at 7 p.m.

12. Mason County (12-10)

The Royals finished 1-1 last week with a loss to Bracken County and a win over East Carter. Karsyn Dotson had 16 assists in the win over East Carter. Raylee Dotson had 11 digs with Kate Davenport tallying seven aces.

Mason County travels to Fleming County on Monday for a 7:30 p.m. game.

13. Nicholas County (9-9)

The Jackets finished 1-2 last week finishing it with a district win over Pendleton County. In that win, Danica Amburgey had 11 kills with setter  Allison Reid recording 14 assists. Ryan Jeter had 13 digs with Abby McNabb and Loralee Orazan recording 12 and 10, respectively.

Nicholas County travels to Bracken County on Monday for a 7:30 p.m. game.

14. St. Patrick’s (10-15)

The Saints beat Williamstown, but lost to Bracken County last week. Mia Neeley continues to lead St. Patrick offensively.

St. Patrick travels to Nicholas County on Tuesday for a 7 p.m. game.

15. Robertson County (3-16)

The Devils went 1-2 last week beating Pendleton County in a 38th District seed game. In the loss to Bracken County, Addisston Flack and Peyton Jolly led Robertson County with seven kills each.

The Saints travel to Robertson County on Wednesday for a 7 p.m. game.

16. Pendleton County (1-17)

The Cats lost both game last week, but did take Robertson County to five sets. In the loss to Nicholas County, Kylie Dunn had eight kills and Estelle Alsip had 11 assists to go with nine blocks. Hadley Spaulding had 39 digs trying to jumpstart the Pendleton County offense.

Pendleton County travels to Harrison County on Monday for a 7:45 p.m. game.