I never said the best, I said I was told the frosh team was one of the best.purely passing along info from others on poplar level road.

I never said the best, I said I was told the frosh team was one of the best.purely passing along info from others on poplar level road.

Could be one of their best and could've been one of Trinity's best. They smoked Carmel, so it might be that Trinity frosh just that very good.

Could be one of their best and could've been one of Trinity's best. They smoked Carmel, so it might be that Trinity frosh just that very good.

The X team I saw was SLOW. Those linemen are huge and I'll admit that I was concerned in the second quarter that they would start to pound down the much smaller Trinity kids. It didn't work out that way. I guess you can't pound what you can't catch.

Tanker, the Trinity football schedules are on the Trinity website for all 3 levels of their football program.

 

Yes, I actually know where to find them. But for others it would be helpful to view it while debating your "concern".

The Freshman Trinity brought in will more than make up for perceived weaker JV team. I would not be worried. Btw, the D line I watched in the freshman game did not look small. Looked big and fast... good combination. X Freshman have a ways to go and offense was tough to watch.

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Currently, three linemen who would be seeing lots of varsity action, including two offensive starters, are out with injuries. Therefore, some junior linemen are playing varsity instead of JV. Trinity may also bring up some of the talented freshmen for a few games. This has occurred in the past.

No concern at all, did the 2 starting de's come up thru the developmental program at T, or their best WR?

DEs came from Nativity Academy

LBs came from St. Marys, St. Albert, Lourdes, Holy Trinity

WRs came from Aloysius, St. Albert, St. Edward