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The Best Thing That Could Happen To Kentucky High School Football

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I went to the CSAA's website and came up with a list of the teams I found, this is by no means complete.

 

Ascension

Holy Spirit

St. Albert

St. Margaret Mary

St. Anthanasius

St. Aloysius, PeeWee Valley

St. Bernard

St. Agnes/St. Frances of Assisi

St. Patrick

St. Edward

St. Mary Academy

Holy Trinity

Notre Dame Academy/ St. Paul

Our Lady of Lourdes/St. Leonard

St. Nicholas Academy

St. Martha

St. Stephen MArtyr

St. Gabriel

John Paul II Academy

St. Raphael

St. Rita

St. Michael

St. Anthony

 

 

Here's the site: http://www.loucsaa.org/8fb_schedules.htm

 

 

It should also be noted that almost all of these are directly tied to a Catholic Grade school and associated parish. For those of you unfamiliar woth the Catholic school version of Grade school, it is K-8. We have no "middle school" per se. I mention this because I have talked about it to many who have no familiarity with it and assume I mean K -4 when talking grade school.

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Also, several of those parishes field more than one team. That's a lot of kids playing football.

I like miragesmack's idea of single-sex schools. Kind of a throwback to Sparta and war schools they sent boys to. :lol:

 

Seriously though I've always been one who has said when confronted with the question ", Wasn't it a bummer not having any girls?": Nope. I think it does provide a better learning environment, and give you something to look forward to in college;)

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