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Woops? :sssh:

If Nick George stays true to his game, I believe he's on of the best golfers in the state.

Yes that was what I was asking thanks. Are Ryle's younger classes going to be cut somewhere in half or not that much?

What age are you actually forced to go? Obviously according to where you live.

What is Cooper's expected enrollment?

No one will know until we see what he can do without Farris and players like Cotton and Lohesak.

Agreed. Followed by Krumme and Klein the pitching staff should reload with them losing their number 1/2 pitcher Niehaus, however you would like to look at it.

Who is your pick to dominate the NKY area in golf this fall?

Like I said, don't be so sure. There is no way he has made up his mind quite yet.

Brett Stayton is a left handed first baseman for the JV team last spring. He is an above average hitter that is going to most likely battle for the DH spot as Cov Cath loses Danny Niehaus as their DH. IMO the DH spot with either go to Stayton, Warning, Martin, or Siemer. If Stayton was to take the spot he would most likely hit in the 8 or 9 spot.

It's speaking of Logan Siemer.

Don't be so sure. Although he would love to attend LSU, he will go where is his best interest is within the program not just because it's LSU. If Kentucky or Georgia needs a catcher next year and there's a spot open, don't be surprised if Luke chooses to attend one of those instead of LSU.

The range will be better for him this year. He was rehabbing a broken ankle last year and will be much faster for the Colonels this year.

It's hard to turn one who has been an infielder his whole life into an outfielder within a matter of months. He's been playing 2nd base his whole life along with this summer. And you are correct about having a weaker arm than the other potential outfielders for the colonels. The chances of him playing any 2nd base at all are slim to none unless of injuries or other certain situations.

I think Brett Stayton, in the end, will end up earning is way to the DH spot. He's more of a power threat than Seimer and hits from the left side. He has 2 things to his advantage already.

Is his only position 2nd base? Because if so I'm not seeing much playing time. Unless he can learn to play the outfield extremely well I can't see him in this experienced lineup.

HA Get A Clue! :laugh:

I'm sure if one of Ryle's players was hitting .560 with 8 home runs and 50+ RBI's someone on this thread would be bragging about the Raider's "superstar." :thumb:

Why was Lokesak not in center for the Beechwood regional game?

What number/position is Lokesak. I watched Boone a few times last year and I can't quite put my finger on who he is.

Agreed. Being ranked in the top 25 all year, defeating teams such as Lawrence County, and competing well against Lex Cath, Lex Christian, Male, etc. I see this team competing to be in the top 3 by the end of the year.

I'd say Kelly.

Fair argument.

GCL has a huge advantage in this. The size of the schools and the talent is a lot better than anything we could get in NKY. Not saying NKY schools couldn't compete with some of the better teams in the GCL, but the finest in Cincy against our finest I think would be outmatched. If I was to take a random guess I'd say the ratio is about 6-1 in difference of enrollment in the schools.

They don't have the power pitching of Elliot next year but I will say Smith as a pretty solid ace. Not dominant in the least, but solid. With Snyder in the 2 spot in the rotation they'll win quit a few games, but not the 25+ they did this year. They return some key players such as Slusher, Hyde, Larimore along with Smith and Snyder who I mentioned.