What does Lexington Christian need to do to improve in 2007/2008? What do they need to keep doing to be successful? Remember, please be constructive.

LCA will have one of its stronger teams with a strong core of seniors, and underclassmen on the rise, however, they have they hard task of facing arguably the toughest schedule in the schools history.

 

Scott County (on the road)

Lexington Catholic (twice)

Rose Hill Academy

Tates Creek (twice)

Dunbar (twice)

Montgomery Couinty (on the road)

Clark County (on the road)

Lafayette (depending on some players status) (twice)

 

Also, participating in the following tournaments:

Fifth Third Classic

Buckeye Challenge (Northern Kentucky University)

 

It should make them or break them.

They also had a STUD of a freshman transfer in from Scott County, Tanner Shotwell. The Kid is well over 6 foot, won the middle school state track meet in the high jump, was "tabbed" to be the next quarterback at Scott County, and not to mention led his Middle School basketball team to a 29-4 record last year. He will probably see some Varsity time for their basketball squad this year! Solid kid, but a steal for Christian! (that last sentence doesnt sound right )

Lexington Christian Academy to host first annual Basketball Classic in January.

August 9, 2007

 

Lexington Christian Academy will host a one day Basketball Classic on Jan. 4, 2008. This inaugural event will feature two University of Kentucky commitments. Findlay Preparatory, from Henderson, Nevada will face off against Western Reserve Academy from Ohio in the opening game. The second game will pit host Lexington Christian Academy against Rose Hill Christian out of Ashland, KY. Tip-offs for both games are scheduled for 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. respectively.

 

Rose Hill Christian will feature UK commitment Dakotah Euton along with teammate Chad Jackson who has UK and Louisville listed in his top four schools. Findlay Preparatory will feature UK commitment DeAndre Liggins, rated top 20 nationally, along with 6’8” power forward Clarence Trent who has UK listed as one of his top college choices. Western Reserve Academy will counter Findlay Preparatory with 6’8” power forward Nate Kasper who recently committed to play for The Naval Academy.

LCA will have one of its stronger teams with a strong core of seniors, and underclassmen on the rise, however, they have they hard task of facing arguably the toughest schedule in the schools history.

 

Scott County (on the road)

Lexington Catholic (twice)

Rose Hill Academy

Tates Creek (twice)

Dunbar (twice)

Montgomery Couinty (on the road)

Clark County (on the road)

Lafayette (depending on some players status) (twice)

 

Also, participating in the following tournaments:

Fifth Third Classic

Buckeye Challenge (Northern Kentucky University)

 

It should make them or break them.

 

Why is the Buckeye Challenge in Kentucky!?

I suppose they picked an available and functionable facility on the border of Ohio and Kentucky, as it will numerous games with a team from Ohio facing a team from Kentucky in each game.