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St. X 28 Lexington Catholic 14 (Frosh)

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St. X freshmen looked pretty good last night against Lexington Catholic. Rumor had it that LC only had 13 freshmen, so they had to bring down their sophomores to play. Can anyone from LC confirm this?

That's great to hear, any details.

I know Corbin plays LexCath in Jv in a few weeks.

St. X freshmen looked pretty good last night against Lexington Catholic. Rumor had it that LC only had 13 freshmen, so they had to bring down their sophomores to play. Can anyone from LC confirm this?

 

The LexCath roster on the website lists 23 players, I don't know if any quit or were injured, etc.

St. X freshmen looked pretty good last night against Lexington Catholic. Rumor had it that LC only had 13 freshmen, so they had to bring down their sophomores to play. Can anyone from LC confirm this?

 

The majority of the LC players out there were freshmen. Due to a lack of freshman linemen (I think there are only 4 or 5 on the team with 1 or 2 of those on the sidelines with an injury) a few of the sophomore linemen that don't get reps with the varsity were brought down to play. I only saw 3 of them get significant minutes. I didn't see any sophomore skill players out there.

 

So, it's not like the entire sophomore class was on the field.

 

I think you'll find that most teams that don't have 100+ freshmen will mix a few sophomores in with their freshmen.

I agree with LCBlue sometimes you have to dress some sophomores to even have a team and that's what I think Lex Cath did. St. X did not impress me much if Lex Cath would have been more disciplined they would have won the game.

 

If last year's Lex Cath freshman team(who beat Trnity and Cincinati Colrain) would have played this years St. X freshman team Lex Cath would have won by big numbers.

I agree with LCBlue sometimes you have to dress some sophomores to even have a team and that's what I think Lex Cath did. St. X did not impress me much if Lex Cath would have been more disciplined they would have won the game.

 

If last year's Lex Cath freshman team(who beat Trnity and Cincinati Colrain) would have played this years St. X freshman team Lex Cath would have won by big numbers.

Welcome to BGP ILOVEUK and be sure to visit the New Member forum....thumb[1].gif

 

New Member forum

 

Read the "Everything a Rookie" thread and it will answer, any questions.

St. X freshmen looked pretty good last night against Lexington Catholic. Rumor had it that LC only had 13 freshmen, so they had to bring down their sophomores to play. Can anyone from LC confirm this?

It's a shame LexCath football is going in reverse.

It's a shame LexCath football is going in reverse.

 

How can you make that statement? They just won a state championship last year. Plus if you look up a few post, their freshmen team apparently beat your freshmen team last year.... What's that mean for the rocks?

How can you make that statement? They just won a state championship last year. Plus if you look up a few post, their freshmen team apparently beat your freshmen team last year.... What's that mean for the rocks?

 

Im not saying Trnity is going in reverse they are a great team but the freshman team they had last year were not up to Trnity standards. They did not have much size and not much speed.

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