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Lexington Christian Academy - 2021 Schedule

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Starting QB Drew Nieves has re-classified to class of 2023. Looks like LCA's passing game is gonna be sitting pretty for at least a couple more years.

With Danville and Somerset in your district most years you would think district is the toughest part of the schedule but, with the schedule they have they’re probably looking forward to district play.

I want to see the Belfry and Pikeville games. I feel those are going to be down right nasty 

The new player that just transferred in. Is he from West Jessamine?

On 1/5/2021 at 3:51 PM, Tigerpride94 said:

One of toughest. Trinity plays tough out of state teams plus Male and St.X. St.X plays Trinity, Male, Bowling Green, and Owensboro, so those two I would say are tougher. 

I agree those are probably a little tougher but I mean that’s the biggest schools in the state and those out of state schools just doesn’t get my attention like the in state schools. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a tougher schedule by a Class AA team. It will be fun to watch the scores roll in every week.

"Pound for pound" (excluding the 6A monsters) the only schedule in KY I would compare to LCA is Belfry's this year.

Aside from playing each other and sharing a common foe in Pikeville... Belfry draws 4A monster Johnson Central, 4A powerhouse Central, 5A titan Covington Catholic, and throw in 5A traditionally solid Pulaski County for good measure.

I'll give LCA the edge for sure though thanks to their District being better than Belfry's as well as LCA going on the road 5 times for non-district tilts!

 

5 hours ago, ATLCat said:

"Pound for pound" (excluding the 6A monsters) the only schedule in KY I would compare to LCA is Belfry's this year.

Aside from playing each other and sharing a common foe in Pikeville... Belfry draws 4A monster Johnson Central, 4A powerhouse Central, 5A titan Covington Catholic, and throw in 5A traditionally solid Pulaski County for good measure.

I'll give LCA the edge for sure though thanks to their District being better than Belfry's as well as LCA going on the road 5 times for non-district tilts!

 

They are both stacked great job by those coach’s scheduling tough.

This was just posted in another thread but it belongs here too:

LCA has to be near the top even as a 2A program. They return 10 of 11 starters from last year's state runner up team. Their LB core is rock solid with Tyler Morris (Navy commit), Jeffery Selby, Will Nichols and Elijah Hammonds. Senior Morris 6'1" 205 SOLB is a hybrid kid w/ freakish athletic ability that can play in the box, off the edge and cover - 4.3 40 and 38" vert. Senior Selby is a prototype MLB - 6' 230 with an extremely high football IQ and a punisher of a tackler. Senior Hammonds WOLB at 6'2 215 also possesses an extremely hi football IQ and makes plays all over the field. Junior Nichols is the new kid on the block and will fill in nicely at WLB with a keen nose for the ball. 

Up front LCA took the biggest hit with the loss of two senior defensive linemen. However they do return Anthony Johns (EKU commit) at 6'3 280 Johns has proven to dominate the LOS. In addition NG JB Drake returns and has mastered his craft in the off season. Transfer Jay Emerson 6'2" 235 is a Dline coaches dream w/ fast hands, fast feat and a nasty attitude to get to the ball. It will be no surprise to see LCA near the top statically in sacks and TFL's this season.

In the secondary, LCA is anchored by Miami of OH commit SS Mason Moore. Mason is a master at his craft and is the best in the business in the state of KY. Junior corner Evan Brown is poised for a breakout banner year. He put in the time with Carlos Collins and P2P over during the spring and has an outstanding summer camp. He is definitely and name to watch for. Opposite of Brown is Soph Parker Chaney. Chaney turned heads and garnered D1 interest as a freshman leading LCA with 6 INT's last year. Parker is a fast, smart, physical corner who can cover anyone in the state. At free safety is Sr Chance McGaughey.  In true FS style Chance loves to bring the boom and seems to always be in the right place at the right time.  

LCA will be fun to watch on both sides of the ball. 

 

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