Nope. Get prepared for a great run of talent in the CCH intramural league.

 

Seriously, if these kids have their heart set on CCH, that is where they will go. The feeder schools always have good teams and talent and those kids have gone to CCH. I highly doubt any of them head to Beechwood. These families almost certainly want a Catholic education for their children.

 

Serious question here? What do these same kids that really want to be a part of the basketball team and can't find the floor due to so many other talented kids do, join the crazies?

Serious question here? What do these same kids that really want to be a part of the basketball team and can't find the floor due to so many other talented kids do, join the crazies?

 

No, they really do have an intramural league at CCH for the students to play in.

I've seen the B teams of 7th - 8th grade feeders into Cov Cath. They will be very good if these B teams are any indication of future CCH squads.

I've seen the B teams of 7th - 8th grade feeders into Cov Cath. They will be very good if these B teams are any indication of future CCH squads.

 

CCH isn't limiting itself to feeder school kids. There's another nephew of Joe Fredrick out there that can go. Put up 30 or so this past weekend. Long. Can play. Might see him in Park Hills.

CCH isn't limiting itself to feeder school kids. There's another nephew of Joe Fredrick out there that can go. Put up 30 or so this past weekend. Long. Can play. Might see him in Park Hills.

 

From Ohio correct? He and another Ohioan coming to Park Hills. Heard the "other" is crazy good.

From Ohio correct? He and another Ohioan coming to Park Hills. Heard the "other" is crazy good.

 

Pipeline is being built.

CCH isn't limiting itself to feeder school kids. There's another nephew of Joe Fredrick out there that can go. Put up 30 or so this past weekend. Long. Can play. Might see him in Park Hills.

 

What grade school?

Pipeline is being built.

 

Is that what that was down there by the Andersen Ferry going across the Ohio a couple years ago. I did hear it was open.

What grade school?

 

Cardinal Pacelli

Is that what that was down there by the Andersen Ferry going across the Ohio a couple years ago. I did hear it was open.

 

Trying to get the Cincinnati mayor to extend the new street car tracks to PH.

Trying to get the Cincinnati mayor to extend the new street car tracks to PH.

 

Closing in on 70k posts Clyde. I would say you have worn out some keyboards!

Closing in on 70k posts Clyde. I would say you have worn out some keyboards!

 

...and an old ID.

Trying to get the Cincinnati mayor to extend the new street car tracks to PH.

 

I did hear Roxanne Qualls was thinking of another run over there. PH would have the edge for sure then.

There may be enough talent coming up that the Colonels defect and join the GCL. :sssh:

I witnessed the Diocesan 7th Grade and 8th Grade boys basketball tournaments last week.

 

The CovCath feeders are loaded - St. Pius and St. Joe, Crescent Springs 8th Graders played to a one point differential in the finals and demolished all comers (from Campbell County) to get there. Blessed Sacrament, St. Agnes, and St. Pius 7th Grade teams are loaded.

 

My question is - With a present 20 man freshman team (undefeated), two additional freshmen that are moved up (one named Ruthsatz), and a plethora of talent in the pipeline the Colonels are loaded for the near future. Where do all of these good players fit in their program??? If they all go to CovCath, they are going to have intermural teams that could compete in many districts. There is no way that CovCath can keep them all happy.

 

Will St. Henry, Holy Cross, and Beechwood derive spinoff benefits of kids with talent seeking other venues in which they can compete???

 

I'm not so sure with the talent that CovCath has in the house and in the feeders that they aren't on the verge of some kind of dominating run.

 

Also headed to CovCath are the better athletes from IHM. In basketball took 2 of 3 games from St. Joe this year and battled St. Pius into the 4th quarter of their 7 games this year. Some really talented basketball, football, baseball, swimmers, and soccer players in that group.