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Title Town KY

What is "Title Town" in Kentucky? 58 members have voted

  1. 1. What is "Title Town" in Kentucky?

    • Louisville
      34%
      20
    • Lexington
      8%
      5
    • Danville
      25%
      15
    • Bowling Green
      3%
      2
    • Covington
      3%
      2
    • Hopkinsville
      0%
      0
    • Fort Mitchell
      8%
      5
    • Newport
      1%
      1
    • Owensboro
      0%
      0
    • Corbin
      0%
      0
    • Paducah
      0%
      0
    • Mayfield
      1%
      1
    • Ashland
      1%
      1
    • Maysville
      10%
      6
    • Pikeville
      0%
      0

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After watching ESPN and their coverage of "who is title town USA" I was curious on who is the title town of KY high school sports. First, which city (Louisville, Lexington, Florence, etc...? Then, which school (Trinity, St.X, Highlands, etc..)?

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After watching ESPN and their coverage of "who is title town USA" I was curious on who is the title town of KY high school sports. First, which city (Louisville, Lexington, Florence, etc...? Then, which school (Trinity, St.X, Highlands, etc..)?

 

What criteria? All sports, including club sports?

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I was going for all KHSAA sports, all non-club sports. Although to narrow it down (football, basketball, baseball, )

What criteria? All sports, including club sports?

Isn't Danville nicknamed "Title Town"??

I guess Titlecity would be between Lexington and Louisville. I vote for Danville as Titletown.

With 10 Class-A football titles, I would think Florence (Beechwood) would have to be considered.

Title Town needs to be a city that has recently or not so recently had a team win titles in multiple sports or be a town/city that has 2 or more HS's that have won state titles.

Title Town needs to be a city that has recently or not so recently had a team win titles in multiple sports or be a town/city that has 2 or more HS's that have won state titles.

 

Danville has 3 schools that have won state titles :thumb:

Danville has 3 schools that have won state titles :thumb:

 

:thumb:

Danville has 3 schools that have won state titles :thumb:

 

I can think of 2 (Boyle and Danville) but I'm stumped on the third. I don't remember KSD ever winning a KHSAA title, but they do have a couple of national deaf titles to their resume.

I can think of 2 (Boyle and Danville) but I'm stumped on the third. I don't remember KSD ever winning a KHSAA title, but they do have a couple of national deaf titles to their resume.

 

I can't remember what their sign says, but I know they have some titles or some sort.

I was going for all KHSAA sports, all non-club sports. Although to narrow it down (football, basketball, baseball, )

 

 

Honestly not trying to be difficult, but what about track, swimming, tennis and golf?

Honestly not trying to be difficult, but what about track, swimming, tennis and golf?

 

And, what about girls sports?

Louisville

Owensboro

I can think of 2 (Boyle and Danville) but I'm stumped on the third. I don't remember KSD ever winning a KHSAA title, but they do have a couple of national deaf titles to their resume.

 

 

Me too.

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