Class 6A

1,440 Trinity (Louisville)

1,390 St. Xavier

1,142 Paul Dunbar

1,084 Henderson County

1,008 Henry Clay

983 Lafayette

967 Eastern

936 Scott County

927 Pleasure Ridge Park

891 Daviess County

881 Seneca

842 Tates Creek

826 Central Hardin

823 DuPont Manual

816 Nelson County

803 Conner

801 George Rogers Clark

800 Madison Central

793 Ballard

772 Shelby County

772 Southern

772 Southwestern

768 Campbell County

763 Meade County

762 Boone County

736 Ryle

734 Male

725 Marshall County

722 Simon Kenton

716 North Hardin

713 Butler

701 Apollo

698 Greenwood

689 Graves County

687 Fern Creek

678 Bullitt Central

 

Class 5A

640 Christian County

636 Dixie Heights

635 South Laurel

631 John Hardin

630 North Laurel

627 Iroquois

621 Waggener

615 Bryan Station

611 Scott

610 Whitley County

609 Lincoln County

607 Oldham County

607 Ohio County

596 Warren Central

588 Grayson County

584 Barren County

583 Clay County

572 Montgomery County

571 Doss

570 Jeffersontown

550 Woodford County

550 Grant County

542 Owensboro

539 Perry County Central

535 Anderson County

535 Madisonville-North Hopkins

515 Johnson Central

515 Ashland Blazer

515 Harrison County

512 Hopkinsville

503 Holmes

497 Pulaski County

497 South Oldham

496 Hopkins Central

492 Valley

490 Bowling Green

 

Class 4A

490 West Jessamine

490 Boyd County

484 Calloway County

482 Logan County

475 Madison Southern

474 Franklin-Simpson

473 North Bullitt

472 Rockcastle County

471 Rowan County

467 Marion County

465 Western

464 Covington Catholic

464 McCreary Central

461 Allen County-Scottsville

461 Boyle County

459 Franklin County

458 Lexington Catholic

457 Knox Central

444 Bullitt East

443 Fairdale

439 Russell County

438 East Jessamine

437 Greenup County

431 Lawrence County

430 Pendleton County

426 Bourbon County

423 Highlands

422 Atherton

422 Bell County

421 Warren East

419 East Ridge

409 Mason County

408 Lone Oak

408 Muhlenberg North

400 Larue County

399 Taylor County

 

Class 3A

394 Elizabethtown

393 Powell County

385 Shawnee

380 Paducah Tilghman

369 Hart County

368 North Oldham

367 Mercer County

367 Pike Central

366 Russell

365 Adair County

364 Cawood

363 Fleming County

361 Moore

361 Spencer County

357 Butler County

356 Belfry

354 Garrard County

353 Muhlenberg South

349 Wayne County

349 Breathitt County

347 East Carter

346 Union County

346 Estill County

345 Casey County

340 Edmonson County

339 Knott Central

338 Western Hills

338 Lewis County

337 Leslie County

335 Lloyd Memorial

333 Magoffin County

333 Prestonsburg

328 Henry County

328 Shelby Valley

322 Morgan County

322 Sheldon Clark

 

Class 2A

321 DeSales

317 Corbin

311 Heath

309 West Carter

309 Trigg County

308 Washington County

305 Owen County

304 Fort Campbell

300 Caldwell County

289 Monroe County

288 Glasgow

287 Todd Central

281 Owensboro Catholic

279 Danville

279 Carroll County

277 Christian Academy-Louisville

274 Bath County

274 Middlesboro

272 Webster County

272 Reidland

267 Hancock County

266 Newport

265 Bardstown

264 Newport Catholic

259 Fort Knox

255 Green County

253 McLean County

249 Somerset

243 Metcalfe County

241 Murray

238 Holy Cross (Covington)

231 Betsy Layne

226 Pikeville

225 Trimble County

219 Lexington Christian

212 Ballard Memorial

 

Class 1A

212 Crittenden County

207 Mayfield

205 Bracken County

204 Evarts

194 Bishop Brossart

189 Campbellsville

188 South Floyd

187 Berea

186 Lynn Camp

186 Russellville

183 Beechwood

176 Allen Central

169 Nicholas County

163 Frankfort

160 Phelps

159 Ludlow

158 Walton-Verona

155 Dayton

151 Holy Cross (Louisville)

150 Harlan

150 Cumberland

148 Hazard

145 Raceland

144 Bethlehem

140 Fairview

138 Bellevue

133 Harrodsburg

127 Fulton County

121 Paintsville

117 Caverna

117 Paris

116 Kentucky Country Day

109 Williamsburg

97 Eminence

91 Pineville

82 Jenkins

55 Evangel Christian

 

These numbers are from the KHSAA, boys only. The number next to the school is the number of boys 9-12. I am sure that this is not going to be the exact classes due to sizes changing, but it should be close enough for discussion purposes.

4A would remain a great Class --

 

Rockcastle Co.

CovCath

Boyle Co.

LexCath

Highlands

Bell Co.

Mason Co.

Most of our current district manages to make it into 6A, I hope they redraw the district lines to take Seneca and Southern out.

4A would remain a great Class --

 

Rockcastle Co.

CovCath

Boyle Co.

LexCath

Highlands

Bell Co.

Mason Co.

I am sure Mason would push hard to be down in 3A.

4A would remain a great Class --

 

Rockcastle Co.

CovCath

Boyle Co.

LexCath

Highlands

Bell Co.

Mason Co.

 

How do you leave Bullitt East off of that list?

Anyway a team like Lawrence could drop down in AAA?

Sounds great, when will it take effect?

How do you leave Bullitt East off of that list?

Certainly no offense was intended, however, I don't think 1 really good year gets you a seat at that table. I'll be interested to see how B. East backs it up this year.

 

Again, it was done quickly and no offense was intended.

Sandman 32,

 

Which years did you use for the enrollment breakdown? How exactly does Ohio determine their classes?

 

I know that using Corbin's current enrollment numbers for boys, they would be well above the cut-off for 2A. I'm sure that due to increasing and decreasing enrollments that several schools will be shuffled around depending upon what class years the KHSAA decides to use, but I would think that they would start with this coming year's junior class and go down to either the 8th or 9th grade.

I hope Corbin stays in 2A, I'd really like to see the days of the Middlesboro, Somerset, Corbin rivalry renewed. To me those were the glory days of Corbin football. If they move to 3A, there will be no rivals and as a result, I don't think you'll see the interest level at Corbin where it was back in the old days.

Sandman 32,

 

Which years did you use for the enrollment breakdown? How exactly does Ohio determine their classes?

 

I know that using Corbin's current enrollment numbers for boys, they would be well above the cut-off for 2A. I'm sure that due to increasing and decreasing enrollments that several schools will be shuffled around depending upon what class years the KHSAA decides to use, but I would think that they would start with this coming year's junior class and go down to either the 8th or 9th grade.

http://www.khsaa.org/reports/2005and2006averanegschoolenrollmentbyenroll.pdf

 

PY4Boy collumn

 

That was the best I could do as we don't currently classify them by boys only numbers. Ohio football is boys, grades 10-12.

http://www.khsaa.org/reports/2005and2006averanegschoolenrollmentbyenroll.pdf

 

PY4Boy collumn

 

That was the best I could do as we don't currently classify them by boys only numbers. Ohio football is boys, grades 10-12.

 

Thanks!:thumb:

Man, Ballard Memorial who 2 yrs ago had 14 players on their team would be

2A! I think Crittendon, Beechwood, or Mayfield should move to 2A and leave Ballard in 1A. I wonder how many schools would play up? IE:Mayfield, Beechwood, Lou. Holy Cross???

Will be interesting to see how things shape out not only in what classes teams fall but how they align the districts as there could be some long hauls for some teams...should be an anticipated day either Friday or Monday when they post the changes for next season. This new change will also make this years championships more meaningful as you know teams will want to win their respected championships before having everything rearranged for the 2007 seasons.

 

Another question...what does this do to scheduling and contracts that teams already have with each other? Do they become null and void because of having to schedule new district teams...could mean the demise of some great rivalries depending on the size of your teams districts.

Two things stick out to me. One is that If this is how it breaks down, I think Dixie would have a good shot at finally winning a state championship. (barring no big 4A's move up). And 1A looks to be dominated by Mayfield, and Beechwood with no NCC, and Danville. I like the way this breaks down. Nice work Sandman. :thumb: