Back in the day, Jimmy was a stud baseball player and a pretty good Basketball player. Things happen in life to some and not to others but we shouldn't judge, just instead say a prayer for him from time to time!

 

I've heard he's got quite the story. Kind of cool, in a way, that he comes out and supports the Colonels. He was at the Dixie game, too. Prayers provided.

Back in the day, Jimmy was a stud baseball player and a pretty good Basketball player. Things happen in life to some and not to others but we shouldn't judge, just instead say a prayer for him from time to time!

Well Put TOG

Any word on the return of Frederick? I hate to see a Sr miss out on Sr night.

 

TBD

Cov Cath did a nice job at the stripe. On the other side, you won't get many freebies if you rely on deep jumpers.

 

Exactly right. It looked like Trent dropped the foul count argument to Rob Lohr in the 1st half. Hard to get fouls shooting all of your shots on the perimeter.

Any word on the return of Frederick? I hate to see a Sr miss out on Sr night.

 

Thanks to Buttels I was able to watch the Sr's being honored. Thanks again. As for Frederick - I thought it was great that he was able to start his final game at CCH, even though he did not get to stay on the floor long. Hopefully he is able to come back soon.

Thanks to Buttels I was able to watch the Sr's being honored. Thanks again. As for Frederick - I thought it was great that he was able to start his final game at CCH, even though he did not get to stay on the floor long. Hopefully he is able to come back soon.

 

Not going to lie. The tribute to Nick F by letting him start with his fellow seniors and then get recognition as he left the floor brought a tear to my eye. I hate for any senior to have to miss any part of their year but especially the last part.

 

Hats off to Scott, Trent, and the officials.

Highlight of the night was when the loud CC lady left the visitor section at the end of the JV game. It's never cool to sit in the visitors section and scream like a maniac for the home team. Lucky for her it was us nice southern Kenton county folks instead of the unruly crowd.

Highlight of the night was when the loud CC lady left the visitor section at the end of the JV game. It's never cool to sit in the visitors section and scream like a maniac for the home team. Lucky for her it was us nice southern Kenton county folks instead of the unruly crowd.

 

For some reason she always sits there.

She not welcome on the home side? What did you guys do to make her leave? LOL

Most who know her, have been listening to that for years.... :lol:

 

(if it is who I think it is... Nice lady, but very "passionate" about the game!)

 

Not going to lie. The tribute to Nick F by letting him start with his fellow seniors and then get recognition as he left the floor brought a tear to my eye. I hate for any senior to have to miss any part of their year but especially the last part.

 

Hats off to Scott, Trent, and the officials.

 

SK knows all about it, there was no question they would allow that to happen...

Thanks to Buttels I was able to watch the Sr's being honored. Thanks again. As for Frederick - I thought it was great that he was able to start his final game at CCH, even though he did not get to stay on the floor long. Hopefully he is able to come back soon.

 

No problem at all. Our group talked about it tonight at the girls game we did and next year, we may put a bit more emphasis on senior nights around the area. Last time they will play on their home floors for the most part. Glad we were able to do it KL.

No problem at all. Our group talked about it tonight at the girls game we did and next year, we may put a bit more emphasis on senior nights around the area. Last time they will play on their home floors for the most part. Glad we were able to do it KL.

 

I really like this. Senior Nites are always special. I know the kids really enjoy going back and watching archives as well. Thanks again and keep up the good work!