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States Best Feeder Programs

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What are some of the states best high school football feeder programs (middle school etc.)?

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FTJFL!! Hands down!

Where is that located?

 

You don't know by now? lol Ft.Thomas

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So does Fort Thomas have 4 separate 7th & 8th grade teams that play within their own league?

So does Fort Thomas have 4 separate 7th & 8th grade teams that play within their own league?

Yes.

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What about some of the teams in the South, East and West? I know many programs such as Corbin, Bowling Green, and Harlan County have some great programs. What are some others?

Shelby West always had a great one in the Mid Bluegrass Confrence. It feeds into MLC now. I've heard great things about NKY youth ball. Johnson Central, Belfry, Lawrence Co and Ashland all have nice middle school programs. The youth here at LC is struggling right now. That's the next step in our growth IMO.

If you find a program that wins consistently, you will probably find a quality youth program.

 

In North-Eastern Kentucky Russell, Raceland, and Ashland all have very good youth programs.

I don't see how you can top the CSAA (Catholic School Athletic Association) program which is the major source of players for St. X., Holy Cross, DeSales, and Trinity. :thumb:

I think South Kenton has a great feeder program!

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