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If all schools consolidated into one school per county, whose the best?

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If every county had every school in the county consolidate into one school who would be the best teams? Obviously Jefferson County would be incredible. Also Fayette and Warren would be very good. What would be your top 5-10? I’m not real familiar with what county schools out east are so I’m sure I left a couple out.

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Kenton and Campbell would have to be up there. Boyle, Pike, Pulaski, Oldham, Johnson, Daviess, and maybe even Franklin would be tough as well.

 

My top 5 would go like this:

 

1. Jefferson

2. Fayette

3. Kenton

4. Warren

5. Campbell

 

Purely a numbers game. More kids, larger talent pool.

I actually did a study on this last year to some extent

 

For obvious reasons, namely population base:

1. Jefferson (Trinity, X, Male, Central, DeSales, CAL, etc.)

2. Kenton (CovCath, Beechwood, Simon Kenton, etc)

3. Campbell (Highlands, NewCath, etc)

4. Warren (Bowling Green, South Warren, etc)

5. Daviess (Owensboro, OCath, Apollo)

6. Hardin (Etown, Central Hardin, John Hardin, etc)

 

The Counties That Produce A Ton of Success Despite Population Base:

1. Boyle (Danville and Boyle County)

2. Pike (Belfry, Pikeville)

3. Graves (Mayfield and Graves)

4. Greenup (Russell, Raceland, Greenup)

5. Knox (Corbin, Knox Central, Lynn Camp)

6. Pulaski (Somerset, Pulaski, Southwestern)

Some of the worst performing Counties based off Population Base translating to success:

- Fayette

- Boone

- Bullitt

- Oldham

- Franklin

Logan County and Russellville combining would've made for a VERY interesting team to follow last season.

Kenton, Campbell and Boone would be loaded.

 

 

Kenton

SK, Scott, Dixie, Ludlow, Lloyd, Beechwood, Holmes, Holy Cross, CovCath

 

Boone

BC, Ryle, Conner, Cooper, Walton Verona

 

Campbell

Newport, Dayton, Bellevue, NewCath, Highlands, Campbell County, Brossart

What I want to hear are the projected mascot names.

 

Campbell County - Bluegreen Camelstangtigerbreds.

Pulaski - The Maroon Warrior Jumpers.

Greenup - The Red Muskierams.

Jefferson and Kenton would meet in a lot of State Finals, in my opinion. Boone, Campbell, Fayette and Warren would make deep runs on the regular.

I actually did a study on this last year to some extent

 

For obvious reasons, namely population base:

1. Jefferson (Trinity, X, Male, Central, DeSales, CAL, etc.)

2. Kenton (CovCath, Beechwood, Simon Kenton, etc)

3. Campbell (Highlands, NewCath, etc)

4. Warren (Bowling Green, South Warren, etc)

5. Daviess (Owensboro, OCath, Apollo)

6. Hardin (Etown, Central Hardin, John Hardin, etc)

 

The Counties That Produce A Ton of Success Despite Population Base:

1. Boyle (Danville and Boyle County)

2. Pike (Belfry, Pikeville)

3. Graves (Mayfield and Graves)

4. Greenup (Russell, Raceland, Greenup)

5. Knox (Corbin, Knox Central, Lynn Camp)

6. Pulaski (Somerset, Pulaski, Southwestern)

Some of the worst performing Counties based off Population Base translating to success:

- Fayette

- Boone

- Bullitt

- Oldham

- Franklin

 

Corbin is in Whitley County.

Logan and Russellville would be tough.

 

A few years ago someone suggested that Logan, Russellville, and Franklin-Simpson consolidate. It got zero traction and never will but that would be an athletic powerhouse.

No votes for Robertson County?

Jefferson. Not even close.

Based on population, one would think that Shelby, Oldham, and Bullitt would also produce very skilled teams if each county merged their high schools, no?

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