One week, to the day, after Lechter County Central beat Buckhorn 24-0, coach Tiffany Holbrook led the Cougars to a second mauling of the Wildcats, this time by a modest 21-0 scoreline. Damen Holbrook (Jr) leads the Cougars in goal scoring and Dustin Holbrook (Sr) leads the team in assists. Coach Holbrook must be very proud of her boys.

Darn spell check... Lechter County Central.

This is the program/coach that should be getting a call from KHSAA

Would love to see this team play a top Region 11, 7, or 9 team and get a taste of their own medicine.

Yeah, when they actually play a half way decent soccer team in regions or state, they'll be in for a real treat.

For some reason I was thinking there was a 10 goal mercy rule, or something like that. Did I just make that up?

Not to excuse it, but Buckhorn and Letcher are in the same district so I'm guessing the games are required to be played.

There is Rez, they must play the entire first half before it takes effect.

 

Another point of interest... Buckhorn appears to be a Co-ed squad.

There is Rez, they must play the entire first half before it takes effect.

 

Another point of interest... Buckhorn appears to be a Co-ed squad.

 

Makes sense. I saw the thread and thought someone got confused and posted a football score.

 

In LCCs defense, it looks like 13 different players scored in this game and no one scored more than 3 goals, so it doesn't seem like they were just trying to pad individuals stats.

 

It doesn't seem like they would have needed to play twice, but almost every team Buckhorn is playing this year they are playing twice (and all have these teams have won by 10 or more).

It doesn't seem like they would have needed to play twice, but almost every team Buckhorn is playing this year they are playing twice (and all have these teams have won by 10 or more).

 

If the district votes (or chooses) two play home-and-home, then they'd have to abide by the rules, even if it wasn't the best for any involved.

If the district votes (or chooses) two play home-and-home, then they'd have to abide by the rules, even if it wasn't the best for any involved.

 

If it is like basketball, I believe a team can choose to not play all the required games and take the last seed in the district, but that would be Buckhorn's choice.

 

Based on the limited knowledge I have of this, I don't feel like LCC did anything wrong in this matter.

If it is like basketball, I believe a team can choose to not play all the required games and take the last seed in the district, but that would be Buckhorn's choice.

 

Good point. Hadn't thought about that.

There are ways to challenge your players like only scoring opposite footed or all shots must come from outside the 18 or play a man down!

There are ways to challenge your players like only scoring opposite footed or all shots must come from outside the 18 or play a man down!

Or only scoring of off headers after 3 - 4 passes.

Or only playing 5 starters - four on the back line plus keeper.

 

I know they're different sports, but no 17th District team ever throws its ace in baseball or softball against Fort Knox. Usually throw a freshman or a JV pitcher.

 

And in basketball, as good as she is, Elizabethtown's Erin Boley has NEVER had a pad-statting game against Fort Knox (which has lost like 100 straight district contests).

 

But a 15-plus goal win in BOYS' soccer (blowouts more prevalent in girls' soccer) ... which means you played just one half, that's absurd.

 

Who cares about single-game scoring records (team or individual) against overmatched opponents.