If this game happens, it is Mason County by as many as Chris O'hearn wants. But the weather man is predicting snow and you know how Fleming County likes to cancel big games. :lol:

 

Now SD you know that when Fleming canceled their game with Elliott because it was too cold they went to the Mason Co. game and got that scouting report so the Royals could be in trouble.:lol::lol::lol:

I was thinking the same thing. I think Fleming Co was in 2A last year in Football.

 

Fleming was 3A last year and 3A this year.

Average 2-year (2006, 2007) enrollment.

 

Fleming County 739

Mason County 816

 

http://www.khsaa.org/reports/2006and2007averanegschoolenrollmentbyalpha.pdf

Now SD you know that when Fleming canceled their game with Elliott because it was too cold they went to the Mason Co. game and got that scouting report so the Royals could be in trouble.:lol::lol::lol:

 

I doubt Mason is really worried. But if the weather report I heard this morning stands, Fleming Co will get lucky and this one will be postponed. If that happens, please reschedule it Mr. Hester!!!:lol:

Isn't Pendleton County's enrollment more than Mason County's also? Many view Mason County as a big school because of all of their success, but big they are not. Can anyone provide a list of all of the enrollment's of 10th region schools, Mason County probably middle of the pack.

 

 

This according to the KHSAA. And it is a 2-year average.

 

1. Clark County 1634

2. Campbell County 1509

3. Montgomery County 1232

4. Scott 1153

5. Harrison County 974

6. Pendleton County 919

7. Bourbon County 836

8. Mason County 816

 

9. Bishop Brossart 394

10. Bracken County 377

11. Nicholas County 367

12. Paris 205

13. Calvary Christian 192

14. Deming 126

15. St. Patrick 111

16. Augusta 103

17. Silver Grove 78

 

I have commented on this before. The 10th has eight "larger" school and nine "smaller" schools. Of the larger schools, Clark County and Cambpell County have the highest enrollments by far. While the perception is that Mason County must be a big school (big gym and big basketball success), in reality they are barely half the size of Clark and Campbell Counties.

 

And there is obviously a big gap in enrollment between the schools in "enrollment tier 1" and "enrollment tier 2".

Edited January 25, 200917 yr by mcpapa
fat fingers

Mason by 20+