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Simon Kenton 2012

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Colerain has an enrollment of about 2100. Ryle, Boone, Conner and SK are all around 1500 -1600. So instead of your football team being 18 deep, you now have a football team that's 24 deep. That is a profound difference. Larger enrollments in Ohio public schools allows them to be competitive with private and independent programs. So the effect of Ryle playing Colerain is much like playing a private program.

 

 

 

Conner is under 1200.

 

SK has the largest enrollment in their district. The smallest enrollment in their district is Dixie.

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Horse Puckey! SK played Scott who was the 6A runner u

p. They played Boone who was a 6A quarter finalist. They played New Cath who was 2A defending champion last year. Although I do agree with you that playing Beechwood does definitely water down the schedule.

 

 

Ryle won 2 games after playing Colerain last year. They looked bad against both Campbell County and in the playoff game against Boone, when they should have been peeking, they flat out could not move the ball.

 

 

Lol. If a team that beat you 28-0 is your example of watering down, that explains fully your delusional excuse making.

I just heard Kuntz is lighting up Anderson's DBs!

Lol. If a team that beat you 28-0 is your example of watering down, that explains fully your delusional excuse making.

 

 

 

Don't worry SK will return the favor!

I just heard Kuntz is lighting up Anderson's DBs!

 

I just got similar feedback!

Horse Puckey! SK played Scott who was the 6A runner up. They played Boone who was a 6A quarter finalist. They played New Cath who was 2A defending champion last year. Although I do agree with you that playing Beechwood does definitely water down the schedule.

 

Ryle won 2 games after playing Colerain last year. They looked bad against both Campbell County and in the playoff game against Boone, when they should have been peeking, they flat out could not move the ball.

 

What on God's green earth are you smoking? Beechwood spanked SK silly last year and also beat New Cath (who you refer to as part of your strong schedule) without their starting QB and also layed 60 + points on Holy Cross who did WIN state in 2A last year. Man, you sure bring comic relief to BGP.

Kuntz threw 7 touchdowns on Anderson today.

Kuntz threw 7 touchdowns on Anderson today.

 

Wow! Boone played a home and home series with Anderson a couple of years ago and was spanked by Anderson both times.

Anderson usually has pretty nice athletes...

These numbers are old. Before Cooper opened. If you go to the KHSAA website you can get the numbers from the 2011-2012 school year. Last year SK-1,642 students, Conner1,201 students. These are the numbers the state uses when determining how much money a school gets from the state. These numbers are accurate.
These numbers are old. Before Cooper opened. If you go to the KHSAA website you can get the numbers from the 2011-2012 school year. Last year SK-1,642 students, Conner1,201 students. These are the numbers the state uses when determining how much money a school gets from the state. These numbers are accurate.

 

 

 

This thread is about Pioneer football! Make a boring thread about enrollment somewhere else! SK is ready for X!!!!! The question is X ready for SK and the air raid?

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