Tickets are now on sale for the first home game under permanent lights at Wooten field vs. Cincinnati Moeller in 2013. Well not just yet but you might want to get there early to get a seat but me and Colonels_ Wear_ Blue have our seats all ready reserved!:dancingpa

Thanks for the confirmation, Richard. (Great to see you on here, too! :thumb:)

 

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Bump!

 

Any updates?

Bump!

 

Any updates?

 

Still hearing the Moeller game.

I would like to personally welcome Cov Cath to the 21st century.

We can only hope they make further upgrades to the stadium and put some real stands in too. Seems like a no-brainer, if you build it they will come, and add an extra 100K to the athletic budget per year.

We can only hope they make further upgrades to the stadium and put some real stands in too. Seems like a no-brainer, if you build it they will come, and add an extra 100K to the athletic budget per year.

 

I don't understand your 100k comment.

We can only hope they make further upgrades to the stadium and put some real stands in too. Seems like a no-brainer, if you build it they will come, and add an extra 100K to the athletic budget per year.

 

The prospective plans I've seen for a future grandstand and pressbox will be VERY nice.

The prospective plans I've seen for a future grandstand and pressbox will be VERY nice.

 

When is the "future"?

When is the "future"?

 

I must say my friend that I feel much safer in the Press Box at CovCath from the wind blowing and fans jumping up and down in the stands, than at HHS.

 

In the playoff game and I kid you not, I was honestly worried as was the HHS guys too, that the press box was going to come down at any moment due to the jumping of the fans in the stands below.

 

Might I suggest you contact one Bishop Foys as he is the one who holds the answer to your question.

 

I was led to believe by a person who would know at CovCath, when we were playing at Johnson Central prior to the start of the game, that our new stadium would be something on the line of what they have in Johnson Central, with a much, much larger press box!

I must say my friend that I feel much safer in the Press Box at CovCath from the wind blowing and fans jumping up and down in the stands, than at HHS.

 

In the playoff game and I kid you not, I was honestly worried as was the HHS guys too, that the press box was going to come down at any moment due to the jumping of the fans in the stands below.

 

Might I suggest you contact one Bishop Foys as he is the one who holds the answer to your question.

 

I was led to believe by a person who would know at CovCath, when we were playing at Johnson Central prior to the start of the game, that our new stadium would be something on the line of what they have in Johnson Central, with a much, much larger press box!

 

Could Cov. Cath. break free of the diocese? Become financially independant. I believe that Trinity and St. X do not receive any money from the Diocese of Louisville. ( I maybe wrong. We are not Catholic and pay a fee at Trinity because we are not) However, I do not believe either school receives significant funds. I know they do not need permission to spend money on academics or athletics.

Could Cov. Cath. break free of the diocese? Become financially independant. I believe that Trinity and St. X do not receive any money from the Diocese of Louisville. ( I maybe wrong. We are not Catholic and pay a fee at Trinity because we are not) However, I do not believe either school receives significant funds. I know they do not need permission to spend money on academics or athletics.

 

I honestly and truthfully have no idea if

1. It could happen

2. What the cost would be to the school, in a sense to buy out the Diocese of Covington or the thirteen different Parishes that built CovCath!

The climb to the roof of the pressbox for Wehry as well as the opponent's video crew is a lawsuit waiting to happen.

I must say my friend that I feel much safer in the Press Box at CovCath from the wind blowing and fans jumping up and down in the stands, than at HHS.

 

In the playoff game and I kid you not, I was honestly worried as was the HHS guys too, that the press box was going to come down at any moment due to the jumping of the fans in the stands below.

Might I suggest you contact one Bishop Foys as he is the one who holds the answer to your question.

 

I was led to believe by a person who would know at CovCath, when we were playing at Johnson Central prior to the start of the game, that our new stadium would be something on the line of what they have in Johnson Central, with a much, much larger press box!

 

Perhaps Highlands should ban jumping in the stands during game then...LOL

 

Why in world would anybody be that excited and jumping and carrying on so much that you would fear for your lives.

 

Must have been a first down or something...:jump:

 

Perhaps Highlands should ban jumping in the stands during game then...LOL

 

Why in world would anybody be that excited and jumping and carrying on so much that you would fear for your lives.

 

Must have been a first down or something...:jump:

 

Who was the announcer that got excited after a first down? It was away game and the game was getting out of hand lol! OR perhaps it was after the announcement of the Silver Grove/Covington Latin halftime score...