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West 37 East 0 (2025 NKY East/West All Star Game)

MaddenCurse44
in KY Football (High School)

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51 minutes ago, No Hiding Here....BC 21 said:

This!  Is their biggest issue.

How many knew the AS baseball game was last night?  I wouldn't have know if my kid didn't play in it.

I guess who should be responsible for putting the info out there?  The St E group that sponsors it?  The coaches association?

I'm sure there are other AS events going on that we know nothing about.

They posted about it in Twitter. 

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  • rjs4470
    rjs4470

    I wouldn't even call this an "All-Star" game. It's a nice event, that gives many of the participants one last chance to strap on the gear and compete, and a chance for coaches to reward a few outgoing

  • DTRaider
    DTRaider

    Agreed.  I was fortunate enough to play in the '99 game, and as long ago as that was, I still remember the best players in NKY played in that game, so I will still call it an All-Star game.  Even Lore

  • Footballfan5
    Footballfan5

    Kudos to Tom Gamble and the NKFCA coaches for pulling this off.  A lot of work takes place and the families of these kids to see one last football game for their sons.  Win or lose, those kids busted

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