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2017 Boyle County 3A State Championship Rings

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Boyle County held its 8th ring ceremony Sunday, March 11.

 

Congrats to everyone involved with the program who earned this ring....

 

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Black gunmetal

That ring is sick. Well done, BC.

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Nice, but not as sharp as the rendering.

Love that black gunmetal. Super sharp

That's sharp! Stupid questions: Do all football schools get rings for state titles? If so, are they paid for and distributed by the school? How much do they cost?

That's sharp! Stupid questions: Do all football schools get rings for state titles? If so, are they paid for and distributed by the school? How much do they cost?

 

The rings are something done by the individual school...not by the KHSAA or the state. I can't speak for public schools, but most of the private schools I've known to have won state championship rings have tried to pay for the rings via booster clubs, donations and school funding.

 

Assuming they design the rings using the jeweler's proprietary non-precious metal and stones, I would think the cost is fairly similar to a class ring...so somewhere in the $150-$250 range.

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Do you have the side picture of the ring? I'm digging the Black

Really nice looking ring. I love the black gun metal! Congrats BC!

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