Former Trigg County basketball coach Mike Wright was honored on Friday with induction into the Kentucky Association of Basketball Coaches Ring of Honor.
The Ring of Honor is an award recognizing people who have made significant, lasting contributions to basketball in Kentucky, particularly at the high school level. The honor is usually given to former coaches, Influential contributors to the game, and others tied to Kentucky basketball.
Wright said it was nice to be recognized by his peers.
click to download audioThe Ring of Honor focuses on career achievement and impact, and not just a single season.
Wright has been a consistent attendee at the Sweet 16 each year, which made Friday’s honor even more special.
click to download audioWright coached the Trigg County boys’ basketball program for 16 years, winning 221 games, an All A Classic region title, and the 1997 Second Region title.
He also coached the girls’ program for eight seasons, winning 109 games. Wright is the all-time winningest coach for both programs.
