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

 

Beechwood is in Fort Mitchell.

 

Florence is the home of the Boone County Rebels.

For the past 5 years you could say Maysville for Mason Co. basketball.

Louisville

Owensboro

 

I think a lot of folks would be suprised at the overall number of titles the Devils have accumulated through the years......

I think a lot of folks would be surprised at the overall number of titles the Devils have accumulated through the years......

Not to mention, the number of trips to the Sweet 16 and Baseball titles.

Not to mention, the number of trips to the Sweet 16 and Baseball titles.

 

:thumb:In terms of "major" sports (we all know T and X dominate swimming, golf, etc.) I'd have to say that the 'Boro has to have one of the better rounded athletic programs in the state.

 

Now if we can just get that swimming team up to par.....

Trinity's recent hegemony in football, St. Xavier's remarkable run in swimming and Assumption's overwhelming prominence in volleyball on a national level would be enough to make a pretty good case for Louisville.

Louisville is the answer to the question...

Louisville is the answer to the question...

 

Not in my opinion. Its not really a fair comparison when you compare a city the size of Louisville to the other towns across the state.

Not in my opinion. Its not really a fair comparison when you compare a city the size of Louisville to the other towns across the state.

They don't give titles, based off town sizes. Louisville has tremendous athletic achievements and yes, a tremendous population.

Beechwood is in Fort Mitchell.

 

Florence is the home of the Boone County Rebels.

 

Oops. :irked:

 

 

 

 

 

 

(but what do you expect from an LCA guy...? )

I don't see how you could give the crown to anywhere else besides Louisville. Some other places can make good cases but Louisville is the best answer.

I think maybe doing this by regions might be a better idea...like 1-16?

I think maybe doing this by regions might be a better idea...like 1-16?

 

The only bad thing about that is that the football and basketball regions aren't the same.

The only bad thing about that is that the football and basketball regions aren't the same.

 

Yeah, I know. I just think it's hard cause most cities only have one school...outside of Lexington or Lousiville...so the title kinda goes to one of them by default.

Yeah, I know. I just think it's hard cause most cities only have one school...outside of Lexington or Lousiville...so the title kinda goes to one of them by default.

 

I agree with you that it would be better to group this into regions, but sending some schools out of their local region in some sports would make it difficult to group it this way. But I like your idea better than just simply by cities.:thumb: