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Trinity 24 Moeller, OH 6 (JV)

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I think it is something that everyone needs to be reminded of if we want to compare apples to apples.

 

The Trinity program must be doing something right. :sssh:

 

Moeller was quite large. They also were not fast.

 

Only 5 lineman listed in this sophomore class at Rock Heaven.

 

Would Buehner have benefitted playing versus Oldham County, maybe, maybe not. Soph Brohm and Leonhardt both faired well handing the ball off for Tigers vs. the Colonels. Their passing left a great deal to be desired. Odds are neither will start as varsity QBs. Buehner is the man for next year. Some super 8th grader or freshman may be better suited for the Tigers in two years.

 

Kragthorpe is a different QB this year compared to last with some time to see the field. He has looked sharp and with Jr Ryan moving to DB, he is the heir apparent. Now as long as Mr. Jurich and Mr. Kragthorpe stick around, the Rocks are in good shape at QB for the next couple of seasons.

 

Winning game 15 is paramount.:thumb:

Who was Kragthorpe's back up? He seemed to have a stronger arm than Kragthorpe. The score of this game doesn't tell the entire story. Moeller was in the game until the end. The difference was Trinity juniors where in better shape the Moe's sophomores.

Who was Kragthorpe's back up? He seemed to have a stronger arm than Kragthorpe. The score of this game doesn't tell the entire story. Moeller was in the game until the end. The difference was Trinity juniors where in better shape the Moe's sophomores.

 

Is it true that 20 of 22 starters were juniors for the Rocks? BTW, X played several juniors in their jv contest against Oldham County.

Who was Kragthorpe's back up? He seemed to have a stronger arm than Kragthorpe. The score of this game doesn't tell the entire story. Moeller was in the game until the end. The difference was Trinity juniors where in better shape the Moe's sophomores.

 

Kragthorpe's backup is Ryan Frederick.

Is it true that 20 of 22 starters were juniors for the Rocks? BTW, X played several juniors in their jv contest against Oldham County.

 

I would say 20 of 22 is not accurate. Kragthorpe (QB), Nix (WR), Steffey (WR), Smith (WR), Tencza (RB), Meyer (DB) all started for the Rocks, and are all sophomores. I know, that's only 6 of 22, those are just the ones I know about.

Brohm had 8 passing plays and Loehnert had none. They did not need to pass with the emergence of Hall at tailback.

Kragthorpe's backup is Ryan Frederick.

 

Sorry Park, can't help you on the numbers, but someone answered your question. Thanks 1791, even though Frederick's pass was incomplete, it was a rocket. Sure hope he gets more touches.

Good work ROCKS, I for one would much rather give a player reps on the JV rather than having them stand on the sidelines during the varsity game. The only way to get better is to play!!!

Maybe other teams sould play some juniors at the JV level! The system at the Rock seems to be producing state championships (18 and counting).

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