They have 18 girls on the roster, and their first game is Wednesday 8/20 at Bellevue at 5 pm. We're gonna have a good crowd of supporters! They have 10 games scheduled right now. Only 2 are home games, and those will be played at Ft. Mitchell Park.

They have 18 girls on the roster, and their first game is Wednesday 8/20 at Bellevue at 5 pm. We're gonna have a good crowd of supporters! They have 10 games scheduled right now. Only 2 are home games, and those will be played at Ft. Mitchell Park.

 

 

Just curious, how many of the 18 girls are upper classman (9-12)? Is the field at the park regulation size? By looking at it, seems to be small.

 

I guess boys soccer will come next yr?? While they are at it, they might as well add wrestling for the boys and because of title IX add field hockey for the girls.

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I guess boys soccer will come next yr?? While they are at it, they might as well add wrestling for the boys and because of title IX add field hockey for the girls.

 

Let it go. This is a good thing for THESE girls that want to play high school soccer.

Just curious, how many of the 18 girls are upper classman (9-12)? Is the field at the park regulation size? By looking at it, seems to be small.

 

I guess boys soccer will come next yr?? While they are at it, they might as well add wrestling for the boys and because of title IX add field hockey for the girls.

 

These girls deserve the same opportunity to play soccer as the boys playing football. Good for Beechwood!!!

Just curious, how many of the 18 girls are upper classman (9-12)? Is the field at the park regulation size? By looking at it, seems to be small.

 

I guess boys soccer will come next yr?? While they are at it, they might as well add wrestling for the boys and because of title IX add field hockey for the girls.

Boys soccer would be a great addition at Beechwood .:flame: How much interest is there ?

Just curious, how many of the 18 girls are upper classman (9-12)? Is the field at the park regulation size? By looking at it, seems to be small.

 

I guess boys soccer will come next yr?? While they are at it, they might as well add wrestling for the boys and because of title IX add field hockey for the girls.

 

Haven't we covered much of this before? :cry:

Haven't we covered much of this before? :cry:

 

If it was I wouldn't have asked! Last numbers listed were like 14 girls, now there is 18 so I wanted to know how many were actually in H.S. Believe me, I am not crying either. I have not horse in the race!:fight:

They don't have to 'add' teams unless there are enough girls/boys to 'field' a team. If there is interest they submit that in writing, then get committments from students to be on the team. That is the only way that any school would have to offer a sport that isn't currently offered at their school.

Nice column in the paper about Coach Rash's support of all BW sports.

If it was I wouldn't have asked! Last numbers listed were like 14 girls, now there is 18 so I wanted to know how many were actually in H.S. Believe me, I am not crying either. I have not horse in the race!:fight:

 

You care about this issue.

Nice column in the paper about Coach Rash's support of all BW sports.

 

 

It was a nice column, but could he really say anything different?

Just curious, how many of the 18 girls are upper classman (9-12)? Is the field at the park regulation size? By looking at it, seems to be small.

 

I guess boys soccer will come next yr?? While they are at it, they might as well add wrestling for the boys and because of title IX add field hockey for the girls.

According to the paper they had that many girls in high school playing and about that same amount playing in middle school.

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It was a nice column, but could he really say anything different?

 

If he had only talked the talk that would be one thing but actually showing up to watch BW swim in a regional with having no blood relatives swimming tells me he also walks the walk.

If he had only talked the talk that would be one thing but actually showing up to watch BW swim in a regional with having no blood relatives swimming tells me he also walks the walk.

 

True enough. I was thinking more about the soccer comments.

 

Now that the cat is out of the bag, I think boys soccer at Beechwood isn't too far away.

I think that you will see boys track before boys soccer.

Last time there the survey was done ... it was at the top of the list (by far).

 

As far as Coach Rash goes ... his motives really can't be questioned. He has consistently made time to be at every event possible regardless of sport, age, gender, etc.

 

He is a Beechwood supporter through and through ... without question.

True enough. I was thinking more about the soccer comments.

 

Now that the cat is out of the bag, I think boys soccer at Beechwood isn't too far away.