Nick Bosh.

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Baisch (pronounced Bosh).

Edited April 28, 20233 yr by theguru

15 minutes ago, Knightwatcher said:

Nick Bosh.

Nick Baisch.

Edited April 28, 20233 yr by theguru

34 minutes ago, Knightwatcher said:

Nick Baisch.

Been an assistant several years with Kevin Wallace, both at Bowling Green and then went with him to St.X. He went to WKU, maybe played there as well and might be an X grad, too?

Played at X and WKU.

Great guy. 
 

This is an excellent hire.  The background with Kevin Wallace and St. X provides the foundation for a first time head coach. 

 

On 4/28/2023 at 9:58 PM, Bluegrasscard said:

This is an excellent hire.  The background with Kevin Wallace and St. X provides the foundation for a first time head coach. 

 

We would like to welcome Nick Baisch to the Lexington Catholic Family. For the past five years, Baisch has served as an Assistant Coach at Saint Xavier High School in Louisville, Kentucky. During his time at St. X, the program enjoyed tremendous success, posting a 47-15 record and capturing the 2021 Class BA State Championship.

In addition to his duties on the field, Baisch has also taken on important leadership roles with St. X's Athletic and Admissions departments. He served as the Assistant Athletic Director from 2017 to 2019, where he played a key role in helping manage the school's athletic programs. Most recently Baisch has served as the Assistant Director of Admissions.

Prior to his time at St. X, Baisch worked as an Assistant Coach at Bowling Green High School from 2014 to 2016. He served as Running Backs Coach and Special Teams Coordinator during their back-to-back Class 5A State Championship seasons in 2015 and 2016, during which he tutored Kentucky's 2016 Mr. Football.

Baisch graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science. He received his Master's in Recreation and Sports Administration from Western Kentucky University in 2015. At WKU, Baisch was a four-year letterman as a fullback. He was a starter in the first bowl game for WKU as a FBS member.

Coach Baisch states, “It is a tremendous honor to be chosen to lead the Lexington Catholic football program! When you think of an outstanding school that embraces the Catholic faith, while also competing at a high level of football, Lexington Catholic tops the list. My goal is to help guide young men to be more than just champions in the game of football, but be champions in life. Every day we will strive to become better versions of ourselves. I look forward to joining the Lexington Catholic community and I can't wait to get started.”

Great hire for Lex Cath!  Great guy too!

Good luck to Coach Baisch! Will be missed at St. X. I'm sure he will do great job at Lexington Catholic.