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I'll take HC in this one. Their style of play is suited for teams that are bigger, and more physical, and I think they will handle Ryle's physicality.

Actually, Conner shot the three fairly well last night, and it seemed to me that their 3 point shooting kept them in this game.

Good One

Holy Cross could have very well seen their best last year in Corey Sorrell

Maybe, but the same case could be made for Holy Cross as well with turnovers early and BAD free throw shooting late.

Yeah..then baseball will start to be on the same level as soccer, and I definitely don't want that no matter if it is JV or not.

I really hope F.O.P.A was a serious comment..I said it with obvious sarcasm. But St. Henry is definitely the top field. Some others include Cov Cath, and I was pretty impressed with Scott's field recently that doesn't get talked about. Dixie's field was kind of a let down after all the hype. Was still one of the best, but not what was expected. Saying that, I realize it should be one of, if not the best in a year or so, just has some new field problems that will be fixed.

F.O.P.A and Beechwood have to be up there in this discussion.

Yeah I agree, he had a very good year as a junior, and I can only see him get better and better with the work he puts into it.

I kinda like the idea of having a shot clock, but, realistically, i doubt it will happen for many reasons.

I played him in 7th and 8th grade for my private school when keyvon played for Two Rivers(holmes feeder school), and then Holmes. He always seemed good but was nothing special against our guards who were no more than 5'8" or so at the time..

Yeah, "bball" is right. Last years Lex Cath girls coach is now HC head coach. Not sure what he's like but sounds like a good pick up. I think he is a local guy also and drove down to Lex Cath everyday due to family situation is what I heard, but sounds good for HC.

Who are the best scorekeepers in NKY?...

HC looks to have a big season next year with some freshman this year(sophomores next golf season)- with Jacob Frantz possibly leading the way for the indians