So what about 20 teams in 6A and A, do they have a proposal there?

Truly in 4A the only descrepency that I see, is the fact that Fern Creek is not in our district but Seneca is....

 

If you look, St. X, Male, Seneca, and Southern is rather sound logistically. I could see trading Southern and Manual, but not the Creek and Southern.

 

Overall, not bad, now hopefully they will seperate us from St. Xavier in the playoffs.

I think you're right.

So what about 20 teams in 6A and A, do they have a proposal there?

 

I think that option is off the table until 2011, the only option right now is 6 classes evenly divided.

I think you're right.

you can see how they set it up almost....

 

1-4 on one side, 5-8 on the other.

I think that option is off the table until 2011, the only option right now is 6 classes evenly divided.

I see says the blindman.

Looks like they did it purely based on location. Check the map on khsaa, Seneca is much closer than Fern Creek to Ballard, Trinity, Eastern.

Hihglands is in 3A and CovCath is 4A. I hope they let the Birds play up.

 

I'm beginning to believe both Highlands and CovCath should move up to 5A or maybe even 6A.

 

It would look to be a cakewalk most years for Highlands if they stay in 3A though.

YOu need to check Fern Creek to the other schools, in contrast to us.

Hihglands is in 3A and CovCath is 4A. I hope they let the Birds play up.

 

I'm beginning to believe both Highlands and CovCath should move up to 5A or maybe even 6A.

 

 

I hope the Birds move up to 6A as well.

Looks like they did it purely based on location. Check the map on khsaa, Seneca is much closer than Fern Creek to Ballard, Trinity, Eastern.

Yeah, but Seneca is closer to St. X than it is to Trinity. It's also closer to Male and Southern than it is to Ballard and Eastern.

 

Plus, Seneca would CONSIDER itself central, and Fern Creeek would consider itself eastern.

 

And if you're talking about location, what's Manual doing in a district with Bullit Central?

 

Here's their map.

 

I say that it should be

 

PRP, Southern, Fern Creek, Bullit East

Manual, Male, X, Butler

Trinity, Ballard, Seneca, Eastern

 

Now you've got the southern schools together, the city schools together, and the eastern schools together. The only reason not to do it this way is if they're planning on bringing back the old playoff format, which I've been told wasn't happening.

I agree that Class A looks like a monstrosity. Look at poor old Campbellsville. They've got to travel to Lynn Camp and Middlesboro? C'mon, that's like 2+ hours for district games.

 

2A is interesting. Danville and Bardstown in the same district.

Yeah, but Seneca is closer to St. X than it is to Trinity. It's also closer to Male and Southern than it is to Ballard and Eastern.

 

Plus, Seneca would CONSIDER itself central, and Fern Creeek would consider itself eastern.

 

And if you're talking about location, what's Manual doing in a district with Bullit Central?

 

Here's their map.

 

I say that it should be

 

PRP, Butler, Fern Creek, Bullit East

Manual, Male, X, Butler

Trinity, Ballard, Seneca, Eastern

 

Wow, your making Butler play in two districts.

Wow, your making Butler play in two districts.

I fixed it, I meant Southern.

The superintendent of Fayette County Schools is wanting Bryan Station to play up so that they are not the only Lexington Public School not in 6A. I have a feeling that they will and that will make a 5 team district.

 

I can not believe that Harlan and Shelby County are in the same district. That should be a nice bus ride.

 

I thought Southwestern was in 6A why were they put back in 5A with this website?

Hihglands is in 3A and CovCath is 4A. I hope they let the Birds play up.

 

I'm beginning to believe both Highlands and CovCath should move up to 5A or maybe even 6A.

Dist 5-5A looks good.