Momma Bird

You might want to read your post again because you did say that all four played on the same Kings team. I know one NCC Varsity player who played for NKSA.

It should be a fun night for the Bluebird reserves!!

To Sweeperboy - Maybe you should go back and read the earlier posts on this thread, starting with the first one. It is largely about soccer being played on football fields. Not sure why it was started on football, maybe just to get some sparks flying. Just saying...

I'm not kidding at all!! It would certainly make economic sense to have a multi-purpose facility. We'd all be willing to share if we could have something like Dixie. Should I open a can of worms with this suggestion - Make the Tower Park facility the new HHS football/soccer/track stadium. All could share that for games and share the field at school for practice. It could be widely used by the community and hopefully there would be several sources of income to fund it. As far as "many improvements" to the soccer facility this year - yes, there is a new concession stand and restrooms under construction. And it has taken many years of selling hotdogs to fund it. The amount being spent, largely due to the work being done mostly by volunteers, would cover almost nothing as far as a new surface for the actual field. Track did have a new storage shed built so equipment didn't have to be stacked outside year around, including the fairly new pole vault pit paid for by HABA. If you look around, dual football/soccer fields are taking over. I'm sure everybody would get used to the various lines and hashmarks.

NKU doesn't LET high schools use their new soccer field. They rent it - to the tune of $1200-1300 dollars. It is a shame that the HHS football field wasn't put in to also be a soccer field. Teams playing on grass fields are definitely in the minority, although the sate game is played on a very poor field at Georgetown - unless some changes have been made there.

I believe Perry (known as PJ in the past) is now a hairdresser.

There was an incident a couple of years ago at a HHS vs. Pendelton Co. post season soccer game. The PCHS student section was next to the HHS parent section and at the end of the game, which HHS won, the Pendelton students threw cupcakes at the HHS parents. I believe there were plenty of Pendelton parents around but the throwing of cupcakes continued.

As far as the Manual team spending the night and practicing at TM, they must have practiced in their game uniforms and never changed out of them. The stench was horrible while walking behind the team. You could even smell it in the stands.

The KHSAA can and will impose sanctions against the school the coach is employed by. Sanctions can be in the way of a fine, not letting the coach be present a x number of games the next season, shortening the season for that school - just to name a few.