About Heath

Heath High School was a prominent secondary institution located in the rural community of West Paducah within McCracken County, Kentucky. Its athletic teams were famously known as the Pirates, and they competed in the distinctive school colors of black and gold. Established in 1910, the school served as a cornerstone of the West Paducah area for over a century until its closure in June 2013. At that time, it was consolidated with neighboring Lone Oak and Reidland high schools to form the current McCracken County High School. As of 2026, the original Heath campus continues to play an active role in the district's infrastructure, with major renovations underway at Heath Elementary to add new classrooms and a gymnasium, with completion anticipated for the 2026–2027 school year. In boys' basketball, the Heath Pirates established a legendary tradition in the KHSAA 1st Region. The program's greatest achievement occurred in 1929, when the Pirates captured the Kentucky State Championship, a feat that remains a high point in McCracken County sports history. The team was also a consistent regional powerhouse, securing the 1st Region Championship five times, including in 1923, and frequently contending for district titles, such as their 2nd District Championship win in 1965. This legacy of athletic excellence, supported by a dedicated local fanbase, served as a foundational element for the unified athletic culture of the modern McCracken County Mustangs.

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2025-26 Roster

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