3 hours ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

The Diocese of Covington did away with the feeder school system for all of its high schools well over a decade ago.

Rephrase: a lot of Diocese of Covington elementary school points in that boxscore! 

2 minutes ago, bigblue96 said:

Rephrase: a lot of Diocese of Covington elementary school points in that boxscore! 

What's your point? Where is the rule that students who go to Cov Cath have to have gone to an elementary in the Diocese of Covington?

8 minutes ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

What's your point? Where is the rule that students who go to Cov Cath have to have gone to an elementary in the Diocese of Covington?

There is no point at the moment  .. I guess the point is parents of Diocese basketball players now have more factors to consider when making high school enrollment decisions.  I would think this new decision factor benefits St Henry more then any other NKY school long term. 

1 minute ago, bigblue96 said:

There is no point at the moment  .. I guess the point is parents of Diocese basketball players now have more factors to consider when making high school enrollment decisions.  I would think this new decision factor benefits St Henry more then any other NKY school long term. 

That's totally fair. But grand scheme, I don't see that adding up to a whole hill of beans when it comes to enrollment at Cov Cath. If someone thinks their son has a better chance of playing at St. Henry or Holy Cross or Brossart or New Cath, by all means, let them go to one of those schools.

1 hour ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

That's totally fair. But grand scheme, I don't see that adding up to a whole hill of beans when it comes to enrollment at Cov Cath. If someone thinks their son has a better chance of playing at St. Henry or Holy Cross or Brossart or New Cath, by all means, let them go to one of those schools.

I know a man whose kid played for a NKY Catholic school 3rd - 8th grade, yet wasn't going to be good enough to play for the Colonels.  His son is having a great experience and they thought of sending him somewhere else for high school to play basketball exactly zero times.  My hunch is that is the most common reaction, but I'm sure BigBlue is correct, I'm sure there are occasional families that will send Billy or Joey to SHDHS or Holy Cross to play hoops.  Their decision to make, no doubt about it.  

6 hours ago, bigblue96 said:

A lot of feeder school points! 

For what it's worth, I saw the humor. I chuckled when I read your post.