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St. Xavier is the best school for high school sports in KY per Stadium Talk

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The link gives a state-by-state "best school for high school sports" selection. Kentucky's is St. Xavier. They give three primary points...St. X's 54 state titles in swimming and diving, their participation in "the most attended regular-season high school football game in the country" with Trinity, and the fact that St. X has won at least 3 state titles in every sport they compete in.

 

Agree? Disagree?

 

Which other schools would be in the running?

 

Which school would you pick if co-ed schools were the only ones in consideration?

 

Which all-girl school would you pick?

 

Best High Schools for Sports by State | StadiumTalk.com

Sure would be hard to argue against them, that's for sure.

 

If co-ed schools were the only ones included, I'd think Male and Scott County would battle for the top spot.

Hard to argue against the Tigers, and would probably agree with Male and Scott Co.

All girls school is Sacred Heart Academy in a landslide.

Not going to argue on St X, but in Indiana they gave the nod to Indianapolis Pike when everyone in the state knows it is Carmel for all sports, male or female. These things always seem to miss the real truth.

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