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Notre Dame beats Scott to win 9th Region Volleyball final

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The sisters should let anyone who is attending the game out early. You can bet if it was Cov Cath playing, those boys would be allowed.

 

Absolutely. And there would be a pep rally on gameday! :dancingpa

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Time after time the good sisters have asked me how does CovCath get all their former students to donated monies to them year after year, and as I have told the good sisters time after time, it's because of the relationship that the students at CovCath have had with their school.

 

Don't downplay the fond memories and the fun of attending a state tourney for a group of students. The memories of fun you had, even if you weren't on the team are the lasting memories the grads of CovCath have of their school.

 

So you miss a half day of school, these young ladies will remember Friday as the day NDA took over NKU.

 

BTW if you have ever read any of my post, you have to understand how important I think getting a great education is, but sometimes, like this Friday, attending a sporting event as a group, is just as important.

Yes he is, a badge of honor. And he's the best ambassador in the business.

 

Thank you for the kind words, and I am humbled by them!

Time after time the good sisters have asked me how does CovCath get all their former students to donated monies to them year after year, and as I have told the good sisters time after time, it's because of the relationship that the students at CovCath have had with their school.

 

Don't downplay the fond memories and the fun of attending a state tourney for a group of students. The memories of fun you had, even if you weren't on the team are the lasting memories the grads of CovCath have of their school.

 

So you miss a half day of school, these young ladies will remember Friday as the day NDA took over NKU.

 

BTW if you have ever read any of my post, you have to understand how important I think getting a great education is, but sometimes, like this Friday, attending a sporting event as a group, is just as important.

 

I agree 100%

Word is "no go" on the Sisters letting the girls out early for the game. My daughter wants a note to get out. Hmmmmm! Maybe by Friday, there will be a change of mind. :idunno: But hey, Saturday it's game on for the NDA girls. According to the paper today, they have a pretty good chance to win it all with previous wins over the teams in their way.

Time after time the good sisters have asked me how does CovCath get all their former students to donated monies to them year after year, and as I have told the good sisters time after time, it's because of the relationship that the students at CovCath have had with their school.

 

Don't downplay the fond memories and the fun of attending a state tourney for a group of students. The memories of fun you had, even if you weren't on the team are the lasting memories the grads of CovCath have of their school.

 

So you miss a half day of school, these young ladies will remember Friday as the day NDA took over NKU.

 

BTW if you have ever read any of my post, you have to understand how important I think getting a great education is, but sometimes, like this Friday, attending a sporting event as a group, is just as important.

 

 

I can tell you that this will have absolutely no impact on how my daughter supports NDA later as an adult or even how my family supports NDA. You serious? That's a little lame, no a lot lame IMO!!!! Really, I'm surprised with this post.

Word is "no go" on the Sisters letting the girls out early for the game. My daughter wants a note to get out. Hmmmmm! Maybe by Friday, there will be a change of mind. :idunno: But hey, Saturday it's game on for the NDA girls. According to the paper today, they have a pretty good chance to win it all with previous wins over the teams in their way.

 

Probably because she's from Ft Thomas.:clap:

 

Saturday will be the day to show up and support the girls. This first round game will be short.

Probably because she's from Ft Thomas.:clap:

 

Saturday will be the day to show up and support the girls. This first round game will be short.

 

Yep, nailed it!:thumb:

I can tell you that this will have absolutely no impact on how my daughter supports NDA later as an adult or even how my family supports NDA. You serious? That's a little lame, no a lot lame IMO!!!! Really, I'm surprised with this post.

 

I can tell you that, from my experiences, my fellow Covington Catholic graduates still talk about their trip to the state basketball tournament at Rupp.

 

It is one of their favorite HS memories and still gets brought up a decent amount years later.

I can tell you that, from my experiences, my fellow Covington Catholic graduates still talk about their trip to the state basketball tournament at Rupp.

 

It is one of their favorite HS memories and still gets brought up a decent amount years later.

 

And that is why you will or will not give money to CovCath? I'm with you on the memories, because I have many myself, but it has nothing to do with monetary donations as TOG suggest.

I know that the administration at NCC is letting the kids out so that they can attend the first round game against Apollo .:thumb:

And that is why you will or will not give money to CovCath? I'm with you on the memories, because I have many myself, but it has nothing to do with monetary donations as TOG suggest.

 

I have no dog in either of these discussions. However, I know several people who graduated from both Cov. Cath and ND. Cov. Cath grads have great memories in and out of school. It builds brotherhood. That brotherhood went well into adulthood with business contacts as well as support for Cov. Cath.

 

From the people I know, Cov Cath does an exceptional job of building unity among their students. There is nothing wrong with ND either, but I have never felt the same strong sense of unity in the people I know.

 

It is the little things that add up to the total experience. I think TOG is absolutely correct. I guarantee you that one of the reasons why Cov. Cath has such great support from the alumni.

 

Now, back to the thread. Good luck to the Pandas.

I have no dog in either of these discussions. However, I know several people who graduated from both Cov. Cath and ND. Cov. Cath grads have great memories in and out of school. It builds brotherhood. That brotherhood went well into adulthood with business contacts as well as support for Cov. Cath.

 

From the people I know, Cov Cath does an exceptional job of building unity among their students. There is nothing wrong with ND either, but I have never felt the same strong sense of unity in the people I know.

 

It is the little things that add up to the total experience. I think TOG is absolutely correct. I guarantee you that one of the reasons why Cov. Cath has such great support from the alumni.

 

Now, back to the thread. Good luck to the Pandas.

 

Well said Beechwoodfan!!!:thumb:

And that is why you will or will not give money to CovCath? I'm with you on the memories, because I have many myself, but it has nothing to do with monetary donations as TOG suggest.

 

If you graduate from Covington Catholic, chances are some (most?) of your best friends will also be a Colonel.

 

When those young Colonels grow into adults, they'll still be friends. When those young Colonels get a "big boy" job and start making money, chances are they'll still be hanging around with a group of CCH guys.

 

When one of those CCH guys gives money to the school, their friends follow suit.

 

My memories of Covington Catholic are not going to compel me to give them any money. I already paid enough for those memories. :lol:

 

But if I can give the school some money so that another kid can share the same experiences that I did and build the relationships that last a lifetime, then I'll do that.

 

It's clear on BGP and around the area that people outside of Covington Catholic have no idea what "A Spirit That Will Not Die" means. And quite frankly, I think that's a good thing. If the outsiders understood what it meant, then CCH would not have something as special as they do. Is that corny? Maybe. But it's 100% truth.

 

Here's to NDA letting their girls out early so that they can go & support their team and fellow classmates.

 

Good luck NDA.

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