Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

BluegrassPreps.com

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

Scott County and Elder (OH) to play Home and Home

Featured Replies

Well done to both schools. Looking forward to hearing and potentially watching the outcomes! :thumb:

  • Replies 43
  • Views 6.2k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Lol some people should check their recent history before spewing.

 

I say great get for Elder. SC is the real deal. They are a serious powerhouse in the making. As long as another in Cty school doesn't mess things up. Elder is also on the rise again. Slowly but surely. Should be some great battles!

I am shocked. I would have told you that it was more likely Scott County would have signed a 2 year deal with Brossart than Scott County.

Living in the area this has got me excited. Get to see one of the big, bad Cincy teams I have heard so much about.

 

If you get a chance go see a game at Elder, great atmosphere.

The PIT...Hard to play in a better spot than at Elder. They know how to do tailgating over there.

I am shocked. I would have told you that it was more likely Scott County would have signed a 2 year deal with Brossart than Scott County.

 

Why are you shocked and the analogy to Brossart is goofy. I was told they are playing Highlands as well that year. Also was told that no one else in NKY will schedule them, why not call them out as well.

SK just came off a two year deal with Scott County. I would have liked to see that contract continue as I thought it was a good measuring stick game heading into the playoffs.

Why are you shocked and the analogy to Brossart is goofy. I was told they are playing Highlands as well that year. Also was told that no one else in NKY will schedule them, why not call them out as well.

 

I am shocked because as recently as a few weeks ago Scott County was looking for teams willing to forgo a home game and play at Scott County 2 years in a row. You want to guess at the quality of teams that are willing to do this? Agreeing to play a home and home versus Elder is about a 180 degrees from what Scott County has done in recent years and their seeking teams willing to forgo a home game for cash.

 

My suggestion that I would think Scott County would be more likely to schedule Brossart than Elder, would only sound goofy if you have no clue what Scott County's non-district schedule has looked like in recent years. Webster County, Harrison County (whose former coach took the 2 year deal to play at Scott County), and Seneca have more in common with Brossart than they do with Elder.

 

Highlands and Scott County would be a nice home and home series.

Some people have mentioned SC playing Highlands. What year is this supposed to happen?

Webster Co was a last minute addition I do believe to their schedule since they were replaced by Highlands the next year, I think that I remember that Highlands was in a 1 game contract or someone was getting out of a contract with them..... Scott Co. has paid teams to come to them for the last several years so they have 6-7 home games a year. It is getting harder & harder to get teams to come to you, even when you pay $$$, if they know they are just gonna get beat, but the program looks @ it as getting probably as much as they would have received by hosting a home game & not having to do any of the prep work to host.

Webster Co was a last minute addition I do believe to their schedule since they were replaced by Highlands the next year, I think that I remember that Highlands was in a 1 game contract or someone was getting out of a contract with them..... Scott Co. has paid teams to come to them for the last several years so they have 6-7 home games a year. It is getting harder & harder to get teams to come to you, even when you pay $$$, if they know they are just gonna get beat, but the program looks @ it as getting probably as much as they would have received by hosting a home game & not having to do any of the prep work to host.

 

Scott County can be motivated to schedule games for any number of reasons (home games, or games where they don't have to travel or don't have to travel far, to make money, etc.); however, there is very little evidence historically that putting togther a tough schedule has been Scott County's motivation. That is why Elder being on the scheule is such a surprise.

Some people have mentioned SC playing Highlands. What year is this supposed to happen?

 

I understood it to be 2015-2016.

There you got Scott County stop offering 10k to small teams to come to your place, and go get with the big schools!!! Good move here.

All scott co fans need to make the trip to "The Pit" at Elder. It is a great place to watch a game. My favorite I have ever been to. Fyi the area right around Elder isn't so nice lock your doors once you are within 5 minutes of the school.

Like I said several seasons. If it goes beyond 5-6 season then sure. I myself can't think that far... but I know that within the last couple of season FT Highlands has lost to Cincy Elder a couple of time and St. X has lost to Cincy Moeller and Moeller has beaten Trinity along the way.... Hey good luck to Scott Co, this is their thread, not jacking it. Just wondering when the last successful KY team to beat a Cincy GCL.

History of Trinity v Cincinnati in last 4 years (Trinity's wins first)

T v Moeller (1-2)

T v Cin X (2-1)

T v Elder (3-0) ... including the worst beating Elder suffered in the fabled Pit.

T v Colerain (0-1)

Cincinnati is a great place for KY teams to play. The schools are great hosts, parking usually good, food good, atmo fabulous, home fans friendly & fun to talk to -- and they support their boys.

Recently Browsing 0

  • No registered users viewing this page.

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.