KHSAA surveyed schools on a basketball shot clock, here’s how they voted

The KHSAA sent out a survey to schools for discussion on implementing a shot clock. The poll stated, “Schools should indicate their determination as to whether or not the Board of Control should consider
the adoption of the 35-second shot clock for the 2025-26 school year.”

The pros argued for a shot clock would be a better game to watch for fans and a better pace of place. While the argument against being that it is unnessecarcy at the high school level and problems with cost and operation.

Here’s how each 10th Region schools voted:

Boys Basketball

YES to Shot Clock

• Campbell County
• Calvary Christian
• George Rogers Clark
• Montgomery County
• Paris

NO to Shot Cock

• Bishop Brossart
• Bourbon County
• Bracken County
• Harrison County
• Pendleton County
• Robertson County
• Scott
• St. Patrick

Did Not Vote

• Augusta
• Mason County
• Nicholas County

Girls Basketball

YES to Shot Clock

• Campbell County
• George Rogers Clark
• Montgomery County

NO to Shot Clock

• Bishop Brossart
• Bourbon County
• Bracken County
• Harrison County
• Paris
• Robertson County
• St. Patrick
• Scott

Did Not Vote

• Augusta
• Mason County
• Nicholas County
• Calvary Christian (no team)

Overall Results

The poll found the following results for boys basketball:

Yes – 42%
No – 58%

The poll found the following results for girls basketball:

Yes – 39%
No – 61%

The full list of schools’ votes can be found here: