This isn't Ohio. :confused:

 

Your point?:confused:

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Your point?:confused:

 

My point is where do you come up with the DI and DII stuff? They do that in Ohio, not Kentucky.

My point is where do you come up with the DI and DII stuff? They do that in Ohio, not Kentucky.

 

 

I believe there are divisions in Ky H S baseball. I was incorrect about the players being choosen based on the divisions. The voting is done by the coaches.

I believe there are divisions in Ky H S baseball. I was incorrect about the players being choosen based on the divisions. The voting is done by the coaches.

 

There aren't any divisions in KY H.S. baseball. There aren't even any classes.

Maile and Isler should have been the representatives from the ninth region.

Northern Kentucky has divisions for their baseball schools as part of the NKAC (Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference). Then each of the schools will play the others in a conference schedule that is issued at the beginning of the season. These games are usually honored unless a rainout causes a rescheduling problem or there is a tournament such as the All A that interferes with some of the smaller schools.

Someone I talked to made a good point. If you are first team all-state [and you're a senior, or junior] you should be part of the all-star game automatically.

 

Both Isler, and Kidd I believe is his name from Ohio County were left off, among others, who would not only have improved the quality of the games, as I heard it wasn't stellar, and who deserved to be there.

 

But it's over and hopefully in the future they fix the way kids are put in so as to acknowledge the ones who deserve to be there.

Northern Kentucky has divisions for their baseball schools as part of the NKAC (Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference). Then each of the schools will play the others in a conference schedule that is issued at the beginning of the season. These games are usually honored unless a rainout causes a rescheduling problem or there is a tournament such as the All A that interferes with some of the smaller schools.

 

All part of the strange irony that is NoKy. Ohio looks down its nose at NoKy the same way NoKy does the rest of Kentucky, yet NoKy tries to organize its sports in a manner copying Ohio's. :lol:

All part of the strange irony that is NoKy. Ohio looks down its nose at NoKy the same way NoKy does the rest of Kentucky, yet NoKy tries to organize its sports in a manner copying Ohio's. :lol:

 

Simply telling you where the Division I and II stuff comes from, no more no less.

I am a little out of the loop and this is a shock for me I didn't know Maile was Mr. Baseball. I don't know him personally, but I met his father through this site and we talked a few times. Great kid, great family, couldn't be more happy for him.