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Class A Final: Mayfield/Newport Catholic discussion

Who wins the Class A State Title? 213 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins the Class A State Title?

    • Mayfield
      32%
    • Newport Central Catholic
      67%

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Man, I am counting close to 60 players and none of these are freshman!! I wish Mayfield could get a turnout like that!!
Then there would be no males in the stands as that is about all that are in the in school :D
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Then there would be no males in the stands as that is about all that are in the in school :D

 

Oh yeah, lol, I forgot they were a catholic school, :thumb:

Gosh, after reading Hearsey's 20 point plan I can't imagine how Mayfield ever lost a game.

 

You then should try playing the Hopkinsville's, Tilghman's and Marshall Counties of the world

You then should try playing the Hopkinsville's, Tilghman's and Marshall Counties of the world

 

I think NCC's schedule non-district schedule of CovCath, Ryle, Newport, and Pikeville is similar and add in district game Beechwood every year. Both NCC and Mayfield have played tough teams.

Man, I am counting close to 60 players and none of these are freshman!! I wish Mayfield could get a turnout like that!!

 

There were 34 Freshmen on the NCC Frosh team that went undefeated and won the NKY Class A/AA title.

Oh yeah, lol, I forgot they were a catholic school, :thumb:

:rolleyes:

:rolleyes:

 

I really think he meant that he forgot they were an all boys school (I don’t know if they are or not) and not anything else. Maybe you should have asked before the :rolleyes: . I think it was you that said "You know what happens when you assume".

I really think he meant that he forgot they were an all boys school (I don’t know if they are or not) and not anything else. Maybe you should have asked before the :rolleyes: . I think it was you that said "You know what happens when you assume".

NCC is co-ed. There is only one way to go with that one...

I really think he meant that he forgot they were an all boys school (I don’t know if they are or not) and not anything else. Maybe you should have asked before the :rolleyes: . I think it was you that said "You know what happens when you assume".

 

That really is what I meant, lol, that is why I was giving the thumbs up, :thumb: I was being told on here they are an all boys school and now you are saying that they aren't, which is it?

That really is what I meant, lol, that is why I was giving the thumbs up, :thumb:

See above...

NCC is co-ed. There is only one way to go with that one...

 

 

And you think us Mayfield people know that? :D

 

Half the people in Mayfield doesn't know that we have a Catholic school in town. :lol:

And you think us Mayfield people know that? :D

You know what happens when you assume...

 

 

:p

You know what happens when you assume...

 

 

:p

 

A little birdy once told me. :p

And you think us Mayfield people know that? :D

 

Half the people in Mayfield doesn't know that we have a Catholic school in town. :lol:

 

lol, I actually played basketball for that little catholic school so I for one know they are around.

NCC is co-ed. There is only one way to go with that one...

 

Ok, if they are co-ed, what is the size of the school approx?

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