^ Are they KHSAA sanctioned ?

No, enjoy it while you can Rocks!

We have for forty years

RP, any idea on the number in a year?

We have for forty years

I think it is more like one year!

Don't hate... appreciate.

 

 

Hey...don't put me in a "hater" category. I think we have enough of those already on here.

 

I am proud of your school as well as all others.

 

Again Congrats to T on the award!

Trinity had a good year and they deserve the award, but I hope they only keep it for one year!

Trinity had a good year and they deserve the award, but I hope they only keep it for one year!

Don't be a hater!! Us private schools like to keep it in the family.

Don't be a hater!! Us private schools like to keep it in the family.

I would like to see it in the Xavierian family next year!

What is the highest number of KHSAA sanctioned championships that T has won in a year? I think it is three, but wanted to get verification.

 

No one knows the answer to this?

I would like to see it in the Xavierian family next year!

Rock family doesn't mind sharing.

No one knows the answer to this?

My guess is 3 or 4, but here is site that may help you in your quest http://www.khsaa.org.

I have compiled a chart with information regarding sports successes for St. Xavier and Trinity. The chart is taken from the KHSAA website and the Wikipedia sites for St. Xavier and Trinity. I did not find any centralized repository for state championships. There are certain incomplete areas and areas that are not up-to-date. However, the topic seems to generate some interest in both Saint X and Trinity supporters, and I hope that some of you will be able to complete the chart from other sources. Several posters have pointed out that St. X is much older than Trinity. Because of this observation, I also compiled a list of state championships only in the last 15 years. It bears noting that X is the only high school in Kentucky that has won a state championship in every KHSAA sanctioned sport for males, and overall has won 133 state championships.

 

BASEBALL All-Time- X-3 Past 15 Years X-0

All-Time T-1? Past 15 YearsT-1?

 

BASKETBALL All Time X-4 T-0 Past 15 Years Both Schools-0

 

 

CROSS COUNTRY All Time X-16 Past 15 Years X-4

All Time T-17 Past 15 Years T-5?

 

FOOTBALL All Time X-11 Past 15 Years X-5

All-Time T-17 Past 15 Years T-6

 

GOLF All Time X-16 Past 15 Years X-6

(through 2005) All-Time T-6 Past 15 Years T-1

 

SOCCER All-Time X-7 Past 15 Years X-5

All-Time T-2 Past 15 Years T-1

 

 

SWIMMING All Time X-43 Past 15 YearsX-15

All Time T-no records Past 15 Years T-0

 

TENNIS All-Time X-no records although won state this year Past 15 Years X-At Least 1?

 

T-no records T-no records

 

TRACK X-no records

T-no records

 

WRESTLING All-Time X-2 Past 15 Years X-2

All Time T-1 Past 15 Years T-0

What is the highest number of KHSAA sanctioned championships that T has won in a year? I think it is three, but wanted to get verification.

 

I cannot find more than three, although the KHSAA records are not presented in an orderly manner. I can tell you that in the last 10 years X has won at least five titles in one year at least twice.

What point are we making here?

1) Don't give the useless "we have more overall titles than you" line; anyway 3 more overall titles in 100 years is pretty pathetic. 2) Don't confuse dicipline with academics. A more strict school doesn't mean the students are smarter. 3) Everyone knows Trinity High School is on top...Diogenes, with so many National Merit Scholars I had hoped you could do the math...01' 02' 03' 05' 06' =DYNASTY

 

I have given full credit a number of times to the fact that Trinity is a football school. Just look at Wikipedia. Notable alumni: Trinity-6 football, 1 baseball, 1 soccer. Notable alumni: X -27, including former congressmen, a leading scholar in Law and Economics, CEO's of some of the major corporations in the world, athletes, a former mayor, etc. And as I pointed out in an earlier post, in the last 15 years Trinity has won six state titles in football, while St. X has only won five. (Thank goodness for Brohm, right?)