8/19/2014 VS. Covington Catholic 7:30pm

8/21/2014 VS. Highlands 8:00pm

8/23/2014 AT Dixie 10:30am

8/26/2014 All A AT TBA TBA

9/02/2014 AT Villa 5:30pm

9/04/2014 VS. Lexington Catholic 7:30pm

9/11/2014 VS. Boone 8:00pm

9/13/2014 AT Trinity 6:00pm

9/18/2014 VS. Ryle 7:30pm

9/23/2014 AT Male 7:30pm

9/25/2014 VS. Holy Cross - Sr. night 8:00pm

10/02/2014 VS. Simon Kenton 7:45pm

10/07/2014 AT Dunbar 7:30pm

Doesn't seem like many games. Is that because of the All A tourney?

Yes, all A can add up to 4 more games to the schedule. But usually a game or two will be added to the schedule before the season starts.

Who are some of the returning players that will lift the team? Did St Henry lose many impact seniors that have left a void?

Edited June 13, 201412 yr by hoops5

The Cru will lose 7 players from last year's team, most of whom started or played significant minutes. However,they return a large group of rising seniors who also made significant contributions last year. On the offensive side, Adam Lannon, Logan Dehner, and Karlan Wesdorp will be returning, all were major goal contributors last year. On defense Austin Langen and Alex Green will return to anchor the back line. Senior goalkeeper Tanner Kolking is recovering from a broken leg, and barring complications I would think would be ready for the season, however Junior Tate Johnson is a viable option in the goal

 

Juniors Jack Neltner, Mason Kling, and Sophomore DJ Sanders all saw varsity minutes last season and I would expect them to be major contributors this year.

 

I think the Cru will surprise people this year. They have varsity experience as well as players who play at a high club level. I would expect 2 or 3 of the senior class to play at the next level. But as always, it all depends on how the team comes together and if they stay healthy!

Yes, all A can add up to 4 more games to the schedule. But usually a game or two will be added to the schedule before the season starts.

 

I heard that Cooper tried to get on the St Henry schedule but there was some reluctance to do so.

The Cru will lose 7 players from last year's team, most of whom started or played significant minutes. However,they return a large group of rising seniors who also made significant contributions last year. On the offensive side, Adam Lannon, Logan Dehner, and Karlan Wesdorp will be returning, all were major goal contributors last year. On defense Austin Langen and Alex Green will return to anchor the back line. Senior goalkeeper Tanner Kolking is recovering from a broken leg, and barring complications I would think would be ready for the season, however Junior Tate Johnson is a viable option in the goal

 

Juniors Jack Neltner, Mason Kling, and Sophomore DJ Sanders all saw varsity minutes last season and I would expect them to be major contributors this year.

 

I think the Cru will surprise people this year. They have varsity experience as well as players who play at a high club level. I would expect 2 or 3 of the senior class to play at the next level. But as always, it all depends on how the team comes together and if they stay healthy!

Good info. Thanks!

Nathan Meyer and Staub are also seniors. What positions do they play?

 

I have not really seen these boys play, but I know most of them. Looking forward to that home season opener in August.

Nathan plays in the midfield. In the past he has been hampered by injuries, but healthy he could have a very good year. Has a knack for finding the goal. Nick Staub is a defender who also can play forward. Coach Hahn is lucky in that is has a few players who can play more than one position on the field without a drop off in skill.

 

This will also be the first class that has players who will be in the program for 5 years. While this is not unusual for most programs, St. Henry only started roster-ing 8th graders in 2011.

Nathan plays in the midfield. In the past he has been hampered by injuries, but healthy he could have a very good year. Has a knack for finding the goal. Nick Staub is a defender who also can play forward. Coach Hahn is lucky in that is has a few players who can play more than one position on the field without a drop off in skill.

 

This will also be the first class that has players who will be in the program for 5 years. While this is not unusual for most programs, St. Henry only started roster-ing 8th graders in 2011.

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How many freshmen is St Henry expecting? Will they be looking to add 8th graders this year to help field the frosh team?

It doesn't look to be a big freshman class by early indications. I would say they will be looking to add 8th graders to that team roster. Numbers can always change though.

What about KC Grome? I just didn't see him listed anywhere above. From what I have seen of him he should be a solid contributor this season. Any word?

What about KC Grome? I just didn't see him listed anywhere above. From what I have seen of him he should be a solid contributor this season. Any word?

 

 

According to SHDHS site, he was listed as a Senior on last years roster.

KC Grome graduated last year.

Today is the last day of try-outs.

Any info on how the teams are looking?

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How many freshmen is St Henry expecting? Will they be looking to add 8th graders this year to help field the frosh team?

 

So hypothetical question: could an 8th grader at St. Paul play FROSH or JV soccer at St. Henry, then enroll at CovCath the following year and play for them (on the corresponding team, FROSH, JV or V, based on his skill) without sitting out? Like the Cole Von Handorf basketball situation? Is that the same for soccer as well?