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Does Moeller's rout of CovCath mean anything?

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LaSalle is D1.

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Doesn't Moe get points for every CCH W?

 

Yes, Covington Catholic is considered a D2 school in Ohio. Moeller gets 6 level 1 points for beating them and 6 level 2 points for every game that Covington Catholic wins.

 

Ohio has 7 Divisions with Division 1 being the biggest schools. Moeller has 697 Boys in grades 9-11

LaSalle is D1.

 

La Salle is D2

La Salle is D2

 

I stand corrected.

To be a little more clear, the best teams in Ohio, are way better than the best of KY. There a plenty of good, average and bad programs in Ohio that KY teams can play with.

 

Way better is a bit of a stretch. Way better than the big NKY schools. Yes! But way better than the best teams in ky is not always true. People around here see CC and HHS play the Cincy big schools and take that stance. I would say look back at the games that those two have played in over the years. (Except recently when Moe has been on another planet, even compared to all other Ohio teams) and tell me they can't play with them. And keep in mind that HHS and CC are two divisions below the schools the you feel represent "Ohio football". Their top teams are very good and they have more "top teams" in Ohio. I would agree with that. But their best against our best is not way better. Some years when there are super teams like Moe has this year and the past two, but not all the time. Trinity, St X, and HHS has shown they can play with them and beat them. Heck, not too long ago HHS beat Cincy St X when they were top 10 in the country. Compare apples to apples and there isn't that much difference...other than they have more good teams.

La Salle is D2

 

Maybe they can. Not sure about that consistently. But let's say they can beat them this year. Thats one. So to say CC and HHS wouldn't be competitive in Ohio in their division is silly.

Yes, Covington Catholic is considered a D2 school in Ohio. Moeller gets 6 level 1 points for beating them and 6 level 2 points for every game that Covington Catholic wins.

 

Ohio has 7 Divisions with Division 1 being the biggest schools. Moeller has 697 Boys in grades 9-11

 

Wow! Moe has more boys than HHS has students!

Yes, Covington Catholic is considered a D2 school in Ohio. Moeller gets 6 level 1 points for beating them and 6 level 2 points for every game that Covington Catholic wins.

 

Ohio has 7 Divisions with Division 1 being the biggest schools. Moeller has 697 Boys in grades 9-11

 

Ohio only counts grades 10-12 for enrollment.

Ohio only counts grades 10-12 for enrollment.

 

Technically 9 thru 11.

Ohio only counts grades 10-12 for enrollment.

 

Ohio counts Boys in grades 9-11 for enrollment figures.

Maybe they can. Not sure about that consistently. But let's say they can beat them this year. Thats one. So to say CC and HHS wouldn't be competitive in Ohio in their division is silly.

 

La Salle has beaten CovCath badly over the past couple years and those 2 La Salle teams don't come close to this years La Salle team so I would say that's 1 team that can/will/did beat CovCath consistently.

You are correct. That was changed in 2012.

Ohio counts Boys in grades 9-11 for enrollment figures.

 

You are correct. That was changed in 2012.

LaSalle is D1.

 

No they are a D1 school as of last year.

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