1985, I believe.

 

Walter Brugh of Paintsville was another long-time successful coach that never won a state championship. I think the loss to Crittenden County was the farthest they ever advanced.

 

I think that was the Joey Couch Team that lost to Crittenden. Probably was '85 or '86. Im getting old and forgetful when it comes to dates.

Did Mojo Hollowell win one with Union County? I know he won one at Henderson County and came close with owensboro Catholic.

Did Mojo Hollowell win one with Union County? I know he won one at Henderson County and came close with owensboro Catholic.

 

Hollowell did not make a final with Union County.

 

Hollowell's two finals:

Henderson Co. lost to Trinity, 24-28 in 1976 AAAA final

Owensboro Catholic lost to Bourbon Co., 28-39 in the 1997 AA final.

How many school have won titles with 3 different coaches?

How many school have won titles with 3 different coaches?

 

Mayfield is one. Morris, Lehey and Morris

In 76 didn't they still have the state at-large and the Louisville Champ? Henderson County wasn't AAAA then. I believe the Louisville schools were. Henderson was still in the Big 8 conference along with OHS, Catholic, Union County, Daviess County, Apollo, Madisonville, and I'm not sure who the other team was maybe Ohio County. If I am not mistaken, Henderson won the at-large championship and Trinity won the 4A championship, then beat Henderson. Trinity was as tough then as they are now.

In 76 didn't they still have the state at-large and the Louisville Champ? Henderson County wasn't AAAA then. I believe the Louisville schools were. Henderson was still in the Big 8 conference along with OHS, Catholic, Union County, Daviess County, Apollo, Madisonville, and I'm not sure who the other team was maybe Ohio County. If I am not mistaken, Henderson won the at-large championship and Trinity won the 4A championship, then beat Henderson. Trinity was as tough then as they are now.

 

In 1976 Henderson County beat Tates Creek 22-10 in their AAAA semifinal to gain the "at-large" birth in the final. Trinity beat Seneca 3-0 in the other AAAA semifinal to represent "Louisville." These were not separate state championships.

 

Please see page 9 of this PDF from the KHSAA for the 1976 AAAA Final Linescore -

http://khsaa.org/records/football/fbchampionshiplinescores.pdf

 

Coach Hollowell's record in state finals is on page 8 -

http://khsaa.org/records/football/coachesadvancing.pdf

How many school have won titles with 3 different coaches?

 

Ten.

How many school have won titles with 3 different coaches?

 

Highlands has won titles under 8 different coaches.

Ten.

 

Can you list the ten?

Can you list the ten?

 

I will attempt to answer without Googling it:

 

Trinity

St. X

Mayfield

Highlands

Beechwood

Cov. Cath.

Male?

Bowling Green?

Danville just did with Clevenger, and he maybe made their 4th.

 

Duffy

Harp

Clevenger

 

Somebody else back in the 60’s?

Can you list the ten?

 

Trinity (25 titles - five coaches): Jim Kennedy, Dave Moore, Roger Gruneisen, Dennis Lampley, and Bob Beatty.

 

Highlands (23 titles - eight coaches): Homer Rice, Owen Hauk, Mike Murphy, Roger Walz, Bill Herman, Tom Duffy, and Dale Mueller.

 

Beechwood (13 titles - three coaches): Bernie Barre, Mike Yeagle, and Noel Rash.

 

Mayfield (12 titles - three coaches): Jack Morris, Paul Leahy, and Joe Morris.

 

St. Xavier (12 titles - five coaches): Johnny Meihaus, Leon Dunnagan, Bill Glaser, Mike Stewart, and Mike Glaser.

 

Danville (11 titles - four coaches): Ray Callahan, Tom Duffy, Sam Harp, and Clay Clevenger.

 

Male (7 titles - three coaches): Charlie Kuhn, Bob Redman, and Chris Wolfe.

 

Covington Catholic (7 titles - three coaches): Lynn Ray, John Rodenberg, and Eddie Eviston.

 

Paducah Tilghman (3 titles - three coaches): Dan Haley, Allen Cox, and Randy Wyatt.

 

Flaget (3 titles - three coaches): Paulie Miller, Norm Macklin, and Pete Comprise.

Trinity (25 titles - five coaches): Jim Kennedy, Dave Moore, Roger Gruneisen, Dennis Lampley, and Bob Beatty.

 

Highlands (23 titles - eight coaches): Homer Rice, Owen Hauk, Mike Murphy, Roger Walz, Bill Herman, Tom Duffy, and Dale Mueller.

 

Beechwood (13 titles - three coaches): Bernie Barre, Mike Yeagle, and Noel Rash.

 

Mayfield (12 titles - three coaches): Jack Morris, Paul Leahy, and Joe Morris.

 

St. Xavier (12 titles - five coaches): Johnny Meihaus, Leon Dunnagan, Bill Glaser, Mike Stewart, and Mike Glaser.

 

Danville (11 titles - four coaches): Ray Callahan, Tom Duffy, Sam Harp, and Clay Clevenger.

 

Male (7 titles - three coaches): Charlie Kuhn, Bob Redman, and Chris Wolfe.

 

Covington Catholic (7 titles - three coaches): Lynn Ray, John Rodenberg, and Eddie Eviston.

 

Paducah Tilghman (3 titles - three coaches): Dan Haley, Allen Cox, and Randy Wyatt.

 

Flaget (3 titles - three coaches): Paulie Miller, Norm Macklin, and Pete Comprise.

 

So 4 parochial schools, 5 independent schools, and 1 other (Male is a JCPS magnet school?).

Weinrich has won one for Highlands as well.