At least 500, all boys from several different cities, and parents that pay to have their son play there.

 

If you would ask those 500 families why they sent their sons to CovCath, playing sports wouldn't be in the top three!

 

I sent my daughter to NDA for Religious reasons, a great Education and an all girl school.

Covington Catholic High School, Covington

1600 Dixie Highway

Covington, Kentucky 41011-2797

(859) 491-2247

Email: [email protected]

Website: http://www.covcath.org/

Grade Range: 9-12 (Boys)

Enrollment: 500

Faculty: 36 Lay Teachers

Tuition 2009-2010: $5,515

Principal: Mr. Bob Rowe

 

So yes we are a bit larger than HHS, but smaller than Dixie and Scott in the 5A Division.

 

Of the teams we have played this season only Beechwood a huge local rival, and NCC another rival are smaller than CovCath.

 

LexCath I believe is as big, and Campbell County and LaSalle are much larger!

At least 500, all boys from several different cities, and parents that pay to have their son play there.

 

Yeah, the new guy from Chicago is going to be AMAZING. And apart from tuition, it's $150 to play on the team, and $600 to start.

 

If you would ask those 500 families why they sent their sons to CovCath, playing sports wouldn't be in the top three!

 

I sent my daughter to NDA for Religious reasons, a great Education and an all girl school.

Covington Catholic High School, Covington

1600 Dixie Highway

Covington, Kentucky 41011-2797

(859) 491-2247

Email: [email protected]

Website: http://www.covcath.org/

Grade Range: 9-12 (Boys)

Enrollment: 500

Faculty: 36 Lay Teachers

Tuition 2009-2010: $5,515

Principal: Mr. Bob Rowe

 

So yes we are a bit larger than HHS, but smaller than Dixie and Scott in the 5A Division.

 

Of the teams we have played this season only Beechwood a huge local rival, and NCC another rival are smaller than CovCath.

 

LexCath I believe is as big, and Campbell County and LaSalle are much larger!

 

:lol:I clicked on the Bobby Rowe's email link to send him an friendly email and it forwarded to Mike Clines email. Uhhhh no, I don't want Mike Clines reading my email to Bobby...:lol:

At least 500, all boys from several different cities, and parents that pay to have their son play there.

 

This one is too easy.

Yeah, the new guy from Chicago is going to be AMAZING. And apart from tuition, it's $150 to play on the team, and $600 to start.

Who's the new guy from Chicago?

Who's the new guy from Chicago?

 

:ohbrother:

I saw some impressive video on ESPN Rise. The link is below. The usuals for Highlands were good, but what is most impressive is #51 Hahn for the Birds getting all the way down field with Collinsworth. That's a great effort.

 

When you reach the site click on Collinsworth to activate the video.

http://espn.go.com/high-school-sports/rise/

I missed Meyer who was also there. Good video to show young lineman about hustle.

Make it stop!!!!!:isurrender:

I can assure you there is no intent to me mean spirited here. I'm just totally impressed with the effort of the linemen is all. These guys get very few props. Being shown nationally is good stuff for these guys.

If you had girls you might even have more boys.:laugh:

 

NDA, right across the street. :thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:

I personally LOVE to see the linemen get some props. But getting to the second level and blocking is EXPECTED from them. If they don't, and the WR's don't sustain engagement downfield, the "glory boys" don't have much for the highlight reels. Fortunately, there have been many, many highlight moments these past few years!!

Cool video.. I loved seeing Austin Abner come off the edge on the corner blitz. Erpenbeck had no idea that he was coming..:ylsuper::ylsuper:

Cool video.. I loved seeing Austin Abner come off the edge on the corner blitz. Erpenbeck had no idea that he was coming..:ylsuper::ylsuper:

 

Didn't know if you got to see the replay!!!!! It was a great play all around by the Defense

 

 

 

It really doesn't matter where Will plays. If he lines up on the outside it will create problems and if he lines up in the backfield it will spell trouble. It doesn't matter....Teams still have to execute to stop HHS. Just ask Spellman from Conner a few years back. Like 1996!!! He knew what play HHS was running just by the formation but said they were unstoppable. I don't find this team really any different from the ones in the past. It really isn't a secret and HHS is flat out predictable at times but you still have to buckle it up and stop them. Just better prepared teams people.

 

It's Stellman!