buckman41ss

There was a thread about this a couple weeks ago.They played to many matches and were suspended by the KHSAA.There was also an article in the Lexington Herald about it.

Actually no.All the other sports in this state are set up to get the best of the best to the state finals.Volleyball is far from that.If the state wants to get the best of the best they need to do it in a round robin format like the LIVT is run.That is about as close as you'll get to a real state tournament.Give Ron Kordes a call and see what he thinks about the state tourny.:thumb:

Whether you want to believe it or not...the Camels had 5 starters at homecoming that night and they played with the jv/freshman team and still went 3 games.As far as "playing" with Lafayette thats great.But do it on an everday basis than you would have something to stand on."tradition comes from time". How long is time.The state has been waiting for years.

Come on boom nobody said anything about the coaches.Its the lack of talent that they have to coach.The state has been waiting for 8 or 9 years for the rest of the state to catch up....problem is...it isnt happening.:sleep: Until they do there's probably 6 or so spots being taken up at state by teams that quite frankly dont belong.I did see something i hadnt seen since the 70's,the Montgomery Co team used a 5 person serve/recieve.I could decide if they blocking for a punter or getting ready to do a cheer.:lol:

Even though you get Assumption it is still a great accomplishment in this area to win the region simply because of the talent level.Congrats to the Breds with at least one or two future D1 players it looks like that regional trophy will have a resting spot for the next couple of years.I just wished the Camels would have played a better match.:irked: Good luck at state Im sure they will represent the 10th with class as did the Camels last year.:thumb:

I agree about the travel issues.When the state format was changed in the late 90's to a sixteen team regional it was done to get more of the teams from outside the triangle involved in the state tournament. With that in mind I'm guessing the state hoped that once the involvement took place that the rest of the state would realize what they would need to do to catch up with the teams from the triangle.The problem is outside maybe one or two club teams have been started but not nearly the amount needed to make these girls competitive. I watched the match last night between 31 and 1 Montgomery Co and Newport Catholic in the semi's of the 10th and it was flat out embarassing for MC.The key is getting the club teams started for these young ladies at an early age and watch them develop.This probably belongs in the "beat the dead horse" thread but every year the same thing happens.

I only see 2 teams statman on their schedule that i would consider maybe decent at best.Tates Creek who is way down this year and Henry Clay who was decent.When you see them playing alot more teams from the golden triangle than we will talk about a "really good schedule".:fire:

Why doesn't someone start a thread about where NCC is going to build a field and lets get this back to the game.Thanks:thumb:

Its to bad that both teams have to travel the 1 hour plus to play.Maybe we could flip a coin and hold it at one of the gyms at home.I think you would have a packed house and we could send the receits to Harrison Co.:irked: Can anyone remember when the last time a team south of Alexandria was in the Regional Championship if ever? Anyways it will be an exciting night and good luck to both teams.Maybe the A team shows up for the Camels and they can give the Breds at least one good match in the tournament.

Spikers?....:confused:or do you mean "hitters"? Thats funny...:laugh:

Dont count out the ladies from Montgomery Co they are 31-1 and have some talented spikers. They will be handful for the Breds.:eek:

Bourbon County 18-19 Oct 17, 6:00 PM at Harrison County Campbell County 15-15 Oct 17, 7:30 PM at Harrison County Newport Central Catholic 25-8 Oct 16, 8:30 PM at Harrison County Montgomery County 31-1

2Oct 16 at Harrison County Bracken County 1 25-19, 21-25, 25-17 Bourbon County 2 Campbell County 2 31-29,25-22 Highlands 0 Montgomery County 2 25-12,25-10 Deming 0 Newport Central Catholic 2 25-11,25-11 Bishop Brossart 0

They are being held at Harrison Co High School tomorrow morning 101406 at 10am.Montgomery the favorite now thats funny....

Where did i say they had to cover the whole state.They could get their information from where most everyone else gets theirs.KHSAA scoreboard.

Why should they have to call them in.Do you think the football coaches call in their district playoff scores? NOT...it should be covered by the paper just like the boys sport.And that is what its all about.It's the girls and naturally their sport means nothing to the paper.:mad:

Woodford Co disqualified from 25th District play for game-limit violation The top-seeded Woodford County girls' soccer team was banned from the 25th District Tournament because it exceeded the maximum number of games teams are allowed to play in a season, the KHSAA ruled yesterday. Real nice sportsmanship by the individual reporting the infraction. Whoever reported this timed it perfectly," Brown said. "If they were so concerned, why wouldn't they call and give me a heads-up and say, 'Cancel that game, so you're eligible for districts?'" http://www.kentucky.com/mld/kentucky/news/15720463.htm

Get it back to the game or this will be closed.:irked:

And so do we.:irked:

Keep it on the game and not each other than the thread won't get ugly.:irked:

To be that skilled and 6'5" is just sick....wow:scared:

Not to bad of a night for the talented soph. Newport Central Catholic's lone seniors, outside hitters Katelynn Koeninger and Shannon Klei, combined for nine kills on Senior Night as the Thoroughbreds (21-7) knocked off Ryle (23-11), 25-20, 25-12. Koeninger added two aces and Klei two assists for NewCath, ranked fourth in the Northern Kentucky coaches' poll. Sophomore outside hitter Alyx Schulte led NewCath with 14 kills, while sophomore setter Kaela Freppon added 21 assists. Ryle, ranked third, was led by junior middle hitter Kirsten Allen's six kills and senior setter Kristen Weiss' 11 assists.

WOW that is an impressive win for the Breds,Looks like there is going to be a new sheriff in the 10th this year.:scared:

I thought this thread was about making predictions.So lets get it back on topic.:irked:

37th District draw which is seeded by the way and should be in every district. Next Tuesday. 1 seed Bishop Brossart vs 4 seed Silver Grove. 2 seed Campbell Co vs 3 seed Pendleton Co Championship is on Wendesday.