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Campbell County 2013
IMO the defense was the problem,not the offense.
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Campbell County 2013
IMO the deffence was the problem,not the offence.
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South Oldham 72 Simon Kenton 70
I added Beechwood and decided Heritage may be in Boone
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South Oldham 72 Simon Kenton 70
Simon Kenton, Scott, Dixie, Holmes, Ludlow, Calvary, Villa, Cov Latin, Cov Cath, St. Henry, Lloyd, Holy Cross and Beechwood. I think that is all of them.
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Scott 2011/2012
Don't overlook junior guard Josh Felts. Him and pouncy will be a great backcourt combo.
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Boone County 26 Campbell County 24 (Frosh)
other three Sauerbecks were as well
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Jake Ripberger commits to Cincinnati State to play Golf
Congrats to Jake! Glad to see all the blood, sweat, and tears pay off! :thumb: He will make a great college golfer!
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Northern Kentucky Track
The shuttle hurdles is not ran in a regular meet.. Lets see Campbell would have Scharold winning the 800, Benard winning the mile, two top 4 finishers in the 400 with Johnson and Strange. The 2 mile Rawe would get CC some points. So in a regular meet i'd say CCHS would have the advantage. (See Donnie Carnes)
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Woody Johnson - RIP
- NKY Freshman Football
Last year the CC freshman did not have a winning season, however the previous three years prior they were very successful winning seasons, so why all the talk about CC freshman coach. As for the CC red devil coach if my memory is correct he has been an avid Newport Central Catholic fan for a LONG time and wasn't there a vacancy there?- Dayton 41 Beechwood 39
- NKY Frosh Basketball Chatter
It is my understanding that they have not had try outs yet at some of the schools- Mr. Football after 8 weeks - Take II
Kremer from Campbell County is only a Junior. My take would have to be Miles though. Looked unstoppable against Ryle!- Campbell County/Newport Central Catholic Predictions
The camels are fighting the injury bug badly right now.- Covington Catholic 35 Campbell County 14 (JV)
35-20 - NKY Freshman Football
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