Paris Greyhounds Top Owsley County 50-40 in Girls Varsity Showdown

The Paris Greyhounds topped Owsley County 50-40 in a girls varsity basketball game played Feb. 4, 2026, a result that changed both teams’ records and snapped a losing streak for Paris. The final score and a full box score are recorded on ScoreStream for the Feb. 4 matchup, providing the official game totals and basic game details.

The loss dropped Owsley County to 6-10 while Paris improved to 10-10, a turnaround that ended a four-game skid for the Greyhounds. As MaxPreps noted, "Owsley County was not able to break out of their rough patch on Wednesday as the team picked up their third straight loss. They fell 50-40 to the Paris Greyhounds." The recap continued: "Owsley County's defeat dropped their record down to 6-10. As for Paris, they moved to 10-10 with that victory, which also ended their four-game losing streak."

Paris hosted the non-conference contest, according to the game listing that also carried a live-stream notice. The YouTube listing for the matchup read: "LIVE STREAM youtube.com/li... GAME DETAIL: The Paris (KY) varsity basketball team has a home non-conference game vs. Owsley County." For fans who missed the live action, the game is available for replay on the NFHS Network. As MaxPreps advised in its viewing note, "HOW TO WATCH: This game can be replayed on the NFHS Network, the official streaming partner of the KY High School Athletic Assn. (KHSAA) & Owsley County High School. Watch Full Replay."

Box score detail and play-by-play information are available on the ScoreStream game page, which records the final score and hosts the official statistics for Feb. 4. While individual player statistics and quarter-by-quarter breakdowns were not supplied in the initial recap, the ScoreStream box score can be consulted for those specifics and for verification of individual performances.

The result has immediate implications for local standings and momentum. Paris halting a four-game losing streak may stabilize its run toward a .500 finish, while Owsley County’s third straight defeat signals trouble that the Owls addressed quickly the next day with a 76-20 victory over Oneida Baptist Institute on Feb. 5. Paris had already taken the floor again against Pendleton County, though no score had been uploaded at the time of the recap.

For Owsley County residents and supporters, the Feb. 4 contest is a reminder that single-game results can swing team morale and local interest. Fans seeking full statistical detail or to rewatch the matchup should consult the ScoreStream box score and the NFHS Network replay. The outcome will shape how both programs approach the remaining schedule and the final stretch of the season.