1. Carson Williams -Owen County, 189 votes, Player of the Year.

2. Austin Cummins -Anderson County, 165 votes

3. Hayden Hawes -Oldham County, 151 votes

4. Jonathan Henry -North Oldham, 124 votes

5. Brent Kidwell -Collins, 112 votes

6. Matt Mullins -Simon Kenton, 111 votes

7. Deion Cochran -Collins, 89 votes

8. Michael Dunaway -Trimble County, 74 votes

9. James Gordon -Shelby County, 56 votes

10. Connor Hicks -Oldham County, 45 votes

11. Keenan Cochran -Shelby County, 37 votes

12. Jordan Saylor -Grant County, 25 votes

13. Seth Adkins -Grant County, 25 votes

14. Jacob Bates -Oldham County, 24 votes

15. Austin Johnson -Grant County, 21 votes

 

Coach of the Year- Devin Duvall, Owen County

Where does the # of votes come from?

Congratulations to Carson Williams for 8 th region player of the year, and coach Devin Duvall for coach of the year

Where does the # of votes come from?

Those numbers are not votes, they are points, based on votes.

Those two are certainly deserving I would like to see Owen in the state tourney, that would be awesome.

Those numbers are not votes, they are points, based on votes.

 

My fault. Probably should have worded that differently.

I would have given COY to the guy at Oldham. He has that team winning and from what I hear, he isn't a PE teacher either.

I would have given COY to the guy at Oldham. He has that team winning and from what I hear, he isn't a PE teacher either.

 

What does being a PE teacher have to do with anything?

What does being a PE teacher have to do with anything?

Absolutely nothing.

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There are always multiple coaches and players who deserve recognition. That is why it is an honor to make the list.

Most coaches are PE teachers and nothing against that one bit. The norm is that they can plan and scout most of the day. Not only is this guy coaching great but a great educator teaching honor classes all day. Hey just giving the guy some love for coaching a pretty darn good team. BTW, I don't even know the guy.

Most coaches are PE teachers and nothing against that one bit. The norm is that they can plan and scout most of the day. Not only is this guy coaching great but a great educator teaching honor classes all day. Hey just giving the guy some love for coaching a pretty darn good team. BTW, I don't even know the guy.

 

I understand where you are coming from but I would hardly call that the norm. Honestly, I find it a bit insulting to the profession.

Come on small schools. Oldham Co. 22-4 played big time schedule (not Owen), replaced 4 out 5 starters. Coach Z should have been coach of year hands down.

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Most coaches are PE teachers and nothing against that one bit. The norm is that they can plan and scout most of the day. Not only is this guy coaching great but a great educator teaching honor classes all day. Hey just giving the guy some love for coaching a pretty darn good team. BTW, I don't even know the guy.

 

1) I'm not sure that most coaches are PE teachers.

2) I'm not a PE teacher, but I do know that PE teachers have as much down time during the day as every other teacher in the building, usually one planning period.

3) I think your notion of what a PE teacher is very outdated.

4) Your statement basically said that Duvall doesn't take his profession as a PE teacher seriously.

1) I'm not sure that most coaches are PE teachers.

2) I'm not a PE teacher, but I do know that PE teachers have as much down time during the day as every other teacher in the building, usually one planning period.

3) I think your notion of what a PE teacher is very outdated.

4) Your statement basically said that Duvall doesn't take his profession as a PE teacher seriously.

 

Absolutely. PE teachers have a curriculum to follow and standards to meet...just as any other teacher. This curriculum not only includes the physical education but health and wellness. I hardly doubt Duvall or any other PE teacher/coach sat and scouted all day, all season while his/her 25-30 students played dodgeball unsupervised.