I'm more concerned about the championships from here on out.

Clearly, based on this list, Danville and CovCath are due. :bunny:

And, for the year-by-year, class-by-class winners (including several interesting notes,) scroll all the way down to item #6 on the following page:

 

8. Football: across the Commonwealth

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Glad to see Pikeville has four, workin' on five.

Danville and Boyle County combined for 17 titles, very impressive for one small town.

 

Mayfield and Graves county combined for 12 state titles, very impressive for one small town, especially when Mayfield won all of them. :taz:

Mayfield and Graves county combined for 12 state titles, very impressive for one small town, especially when Mayfield won all of them. :taz:

#Shade :Blackalien:

As I understand it, moving over all of our other state championships to make room in the big case for the 6A trophy this season. Looking forward to that victory parade through Independence.

I know Trinity likes taking their show on the road but good luck booking them for a parade through Indy this year !

I didn't realize that Danville had 10 titles.

Mayfield and Graves county combined for 12 state titles, very impressive for one small town, especially when Mayfield won all of them. :taz:

 

Imagine how many more they would have if not for Danville.

:bag:

Imagine how many more they would have if not for Danville.

 

Several more that's for sure, you got me there!

As I understand it, moving over all of our other state championships to make room in the big case for the 6A trophy this season. Looking forward to that victory parade through Independence.

 

To celebrate a 10-0 regular season and early playoff flame out?

 

Does it take more then 1 hand to count SKs other championships?

Flaget counts 6.

 

1949

1952

1958

1961

1967

1971

 

Flaget High School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

winning their first state championship in 1949. Miller coached at Flaget until 1963. The team won state championships again in 1952, 1958, 1961 (41-13 over Fairdale High School), and in 1967 under Norm Mackin (21-7 vs. Thomas Jefferson High School) and 1971 under Pete "The Computer" Compise (a 7-7 tie with Thomas Jefferson) after Miller had stepped down

 

Paulie Miller was the catalyst to the Flaget team.