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Covington Catholic 90 Highlands 30

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Walter' date=' Davin, Gunnar Schuh, Hunter Ziegelmeyer, and Thelen would be a top 5 or 6 varsity team in NKy. I know this not exactly CCH's 11-15 but these are not significant minutes players. This 5 would hammer Highlands. It is what is is at this moment in time.[/quote']

 

 

Let's not lose our mind. That bunch would not be top 5 or 6. Come on.

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Walter, Davin, Gunnar Schuh, Hunter Ziegelmeyer, and Thelen would be a top 5 or 6 varsity team in NKy. I know this not exactly CCH's 11-15 but these are not significant minutes players.

 

This 5 would hammer Highlands. It is what is is at this moment in time.

 

Your saying these 5 beat Conner, Scott, Brossart, and Campbell Co?

Your saying these 5 beat Conner, Scott, Brossart, and Campbell Co?

 

Well at least the 10th Region teams. LOL

Pete - I'm not offended at all. I know that CovCath is really good and really deep. The problem is the complete disrespect of the kids at HHS. They don't have a lot of wins, but they have competed pretty well with everyone on their schedule. To state that a JV group would hammer them is just wrong.

 

The varsity teams at Pendleton, Newport, Lloyd, Holy Cross, and Campbell County all either played close games or lost to HHS. I guess the CovCath JV would hammer all these teams also.

Well at least the 10th Region teams. LOL

That's not funny. :(

Pete - I'm not offended at all. I know that CovCath is really good and really deep. The problem is the complete disrespect of the kids at HHS. They don't have a lot of wins, but they have competed pretty well with everyone on their schedule. To state that a JV group would hammer them is just wrong.

 

The varsity teams at Pendleton, Newport, Lloyd, Holy Cross, and Campbell County all either played close games or lost to HHS. I guess the CovCath JV would hammer all these teams also.

 

The problem , Stink, is that there are plenty of games that go the other way for the Birds . Bellevue , for one. That's why I said I'm not sure who would win.

So is Highlands already planning pay back during football season? :D

That's not funny. :(

 

Excuse my attempt at making a funny.

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Highlands is mainly a one hit wonder imo. Although, most schools would kill to be a one hit wonder. If you compare all the sports success and praise of HHS vs CCH, it'd be around the same. CCH is just a bit more diverse in their success.

I listened to the start of the Cov. Cath radio broadcast of the game. Not real far into the game after a foul by Highlands, Rich Maile made the comment: "We are going to call like we see it".

 

Reminded me of the exchange between Lorne Michaels and Rudolph Giuliani right after 9/11 when Michaels asks "can we be funny?" and Guiliani responds "why start now". :banana:

So you just dump the seniors who have given it their all for the last couple of years?

 

Since when does "giving it your all" mean anything? If underclassmen are legitimately better, they should play. Would love to know where everyone gets this "Senior entitlement" syndrome from. If you want playing time, earn it. If you want guaranteed playing time, go pay and play at a rec league.

 

But I'll take a Senior who busts his butt in practice, leads in the locker room, knows he isn't going to play much, and cheers from the bench. Those kids are like gold.

Highlands is mainly a one hit wonder imo. Although, most schools would kill to be a one hit wonder. If you compare all the sports success and praise of HHS vs CCH, it'd be around the same. CCH is just a bit more diverse in their success.

 

Are you for real with this statement? Highlands has competed with CovCath in all sports with much success over the last several years outside of basketball and swimming. All others have been more than competitive year in and year out.

Since when does "giving it your all" mean anything? If underclassmen are legitimately better, they should play. Would love to know where everyone gets this "Senior entitlement" syndrome from. If you want playing time, earn it. If you want guaranteed playing time, go pay and play at a rec league.

 

But I'll take a Senior who busts his butt in practice, leads in the locker room, knows he isn't going to play much, and cheers from the bench. Those kids are like gold.

 

So have "seniors" not earned the time? You at practice every day? Who says anything about "entitlement"?

Are you for real with this statement? Highlands has competed with CovCath in all sports with much success over the last several years outside of basketball and swimming. All others have been more than competitive year in and year out.

 

Highlands has a great athletic program. It's a great school and great community. As is Cov Cath. But he said "a bit more" which is hard not to agree with.

Golf - Cov Cath

Cross Country - I can safely say I have no idea. I know CCH has at least one state title. But has spent a lot of the time over the years in AAA while Highlands has been AA. But not sure who has been better.

Soccer - has been pretty even but Cov Cath with the state title gives them the nod.

Football - Highlands.

Swimming - I'd say Cov Cath is the #2 program in the state.

Basketball - Cov Cath by a lot as of the last 5 or so years. But was much more competitive before that.

Tennis - Cov Cath has something like 15+ straight regional titles. I think Highlands is in a different region but CCH has been better over the years.

Baseball - outside of the past two years, Cov Cath has been a much better program. Although it has been a while since their last regional championship. But are still the last NKY school to win state.

Track - Cov Cath has something like 19 regional championships the last 20 years. Highlands has a more recent state championship and has been very good. But over the years Cov Cath has been better and more consistent. Although Highlands has had some really good teams.

Highlands has a great athletic program. It's a great school and great community. As is Cov Cath. But he said "a bit more" which is hard not to agree with.

Golf - Cov Cath

Cross Country - I can safely say I have no idea. I know CCH has at least one state title. But has spent a lot of the time over the years in AAA while Highlands has been AA. But not sure who has been better.

Soccer - has been pretty even but Cov Cath with the state title gives them the nod.

Football - Highlands.

Swimming - I'd say Cov Cath is the #2 program in the state.

Basketball - Cov Cath by a lot as of the last 5 or so years. But was much more competitive before that.

Tennis - Cov Cath has something like 15+ straight regional titles. I think Highlands is in a different region but CCH has been better over the years.

Baseball - outside of the past two years, Cov Cath has been a much better program. Although it has been a while since their last regional championship. But are still the last NKY school to win state.

Track - Cov Cath has something like 19 regional championships the last 20 years. Highlands has a more recent state championship and has been very good. But over the years Cov Cath has been better and more consistent. Although Highlands has had some really good teams.

 

If you say so. We agree to disagree.

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