The Allen County-Scottsville boys’ basketball team inched closer to the top spot in the latest Daily News Area Top 10, climbing to second.

Bowling Green is now the unanimous choice for the top spot, receiving all 10 first-place votes. Warren Central, which has dropped two straight, fell a spot behind ACS to third.

Logan County holds at fourth, with Clinton County staying in fifth.

Glasgow, Greenwood, Barren County, Franklin-Simpson and Monroe County round out the boys’ poll.

On the girls’ side, Bowling Green stays at number one – getting nine out of 10 first-place votes.

Glasgow holds at second, while Barren County, who received the other first-place vote, stays at third.

Allen County-Scottsville is fourth with Metcalfe County fifth.

Russell County, Logan County, South Warren, Edmonson County and Russellville rounds out the girls’ poll.

The voting panel includes Daily News sports writer Micheal Compton; Daily News sports writer Elliott Pratt; Daily News sports editor Jeff Nations; Chad Young of WKCT 930 AM in Bowling Green; Brian Talley of WFKN 1220 AM in Franklin; Joe Brunk of Sporting Times Broadcast Network; Jay Turner of WHHT 103.7 FM in Glasgow; Don Meador of The Citizen-Times in Scottsville; Tyler Mansfield of Sporting Times; and Joe Myers of WCLU 1490 AM in Glasgow.

Voting was conducted before Monday’s game.

Boys

(FPV) Rec Pts Prv

1. Bowling Green (10) 13-2 100 1

2. ACS 15-3 88 3

3. Warren Central 8-5 78 2

4. Logan County 14-2 70 4

5. Clinton County 13-5 58 5

6. Glasgow 11-6 56 6

7. Greenwood 8-8 29 8

8. Barren County 8-7 27 10

9. Franklin-Simpson 8-7 25 9

10. Monroe County 8-10 9 7

Others receiving votes: Butler County 5, Warren East 5.

Girls

(FPV) Rec Pts Prv

1. Bowling Green (9) 13-4 98 1

2. Glasgow 14-4 89 2

3. Barren County (1) 15-2 83 3

4. Allen Co.-Scottsville 13-5 64 4

5. Metcalfe County 12-3 49 5

6. Russell County 13-5 46 7

7. Logan County 11-5 36 8

8. South Warren 7-8 32 6

9. Edmonson County 12-7 25 9

10. Russellville 14-4 20 10

Others receiving votes: Greenwood 7.