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Top 10 Most Win's since 2000

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1. Trinity 116-15

2. Boyle 106-20

3. St X 105-17

4. New Cath 105-24

5. Highlands 104-22

6. Beechwood 103-21

7. Danville 103-22

8. Belfry 101-24

9. Lex Cath 99-19

10. Male 98-23

 

Info from KHSAA

No asterick?? (LOL)

No asterick?? (LOL)

:confused:

No asterick?? (LOL)

 

:confused:

 

 

 

I know it is a debate in and of itself, but the KHSAA has Highlands record as 92-34 over that span and not 104-22 because of the 12 forfeited wins in 2004.

^ That is what I was thinking was being referred to.

1. Trinity 116-15

2. Boyle 106-20

3. St X 105-17

4. New Cath 105-24

5. Highlands 104-22

6. Beechwood 103-21

7. Danville 103-22

8. Belfry 101-24

9. Lex Cath 99-19

10. Male 98-23

 

Info from KHSAA

 

 

That says a lot for Boyle when you consider how bad the '06 and '07 records were on that overall. That is much higher than I anticipated for the Rebels but still makes me :jump:

 

:thumb:

I'm curious as to how the list would look if you took the top ten winningest teams since 1960.

I'm curious as to how the list would look if you took the top ten winningest teams since 1960.

 

 

Probably similar list.

 

Danville, Male, Highlands, Trinity, St X, et al would probably all be on the list. Like any definitive piece of time, there will be some where the programs will be up but the historically sound programs will almost always be on every list at some level or another. :thumb:

Probably similar list.

 

Danville, Male, Highlands, Trinity, St X, et al would probably all be on the list. Like any definitive piece of time, there will be some where the programs will be up but the historically sound programs will almost always be on every list at some level or another. :thumb:

 

My guess is that Male would top the list, but not sure where Trinity and X would fall.

1. Trinity 116-15

2. Boyle 106-20

3. St X 105-17

4. New Cath 105-24

5. Highlands 104-22

6. Beechwood 103-21

7. Danville 103-22

8. Belfry 101-24

9. Lex Cath 99-19

10. Male 98-23

 

Info from KHSAA

 

Never mind. I checked it out and I was wrong.

1. Trinity 116-15

2. Boyle 106-20

3. St X 105-17

4. New Cath 105-24

5. Highlands 104-22

6. Beechwood 103-21

7. Danville 103-22

8. Belfry 101-24

9. Lex Cath 99-19

10. Male 98-23

 

Info from KHSAA

 

Looks like a lot of teams I have seen in the state finals since 2000. :banana:

 

Congrats to all of these programs for being a consistent winner.

1. Trinity 116-15

2. Boyle 106-20

3. St X 105-17

4. New Cath 105-24

5. Highlands 104-22

6. Beechwood 103-21

7. Danville 103-22

8. Belfry 101-24

9. Lex Cath 99-19

10. Male 98-23

 

Info from KHSAA

 

Do all of these schools accept tuition students?

Do all of these schools accept tuition students?

 

The better question along those lines might be who doesn't accept tuition students. Is there a team in the state that does not allow tuition students?

My guess is that Male would top the list, but not sure where Trinity and X would fall.

 

Male had four seasons in the 70's where they didn't win a game and another two where they won just one.

 

Male - 378 Wins since 1960

X - 483 Wins since 1960

T - 485 wins since 1960

 

X last had a losing season in 1958, Trinity in 1995 and Male 1982.

Rockcastle County has a 93-26 record, 7 more wins and they can finish with 100+ wins in back to back decades.

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