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    Cooper 51 Covington Catholic 38 (9th Region Championship)

    in KY Boys Basketball (High School)

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    Offense was a problem for CCH. A lot of that had to do with a very good Cooper defense.

     

    In my opinion CCH should have used Walter more all year. Probably the only team in the state that has a seven footer and don't use him.

     

    Another thing, CCH is very deep, however a lot of the players don't get a chance. Some will never get a chance. Most games all year CJ, CVH, and Ruthsatz played 30-32 minutes every game (when they are not injured). Regardless if they were up five points or fifty points. Most of the fourth position minutes were played by AJ which even shortened the minutes available for other kids to play. That left one position to rotate about four other players through including Walters.

     

    CCH is very good and has very good players in CVH, CJ, and Ruthsatz, but they have off nights. And when they have off nights, or make mistakes then they need to give some other kids some opportunities. When you have kids play 30-32 minutes and sometimes the stats show very few points, very few rebounds, some turnovers, etc, you can't tell me there is not another player down that bench that could give you more if they played that many minutes. Some of the kids on the bench would start at several different high schools.

     

    All in all, CCH has had a good year and will be the team to beat next year. They return just about everyone besides Cole. It will probably come back down to Cooper vs CCH.

    Joe Lay & Sons Plumbing Presents "Battle of the Pink Pipe Wrench"

    in KY Football (High School)

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    For more than 40 years, the team at Joe Lay & Sons Plumbing Company has been dedicated to serving the Walton, KY community. If you need a plumber you can depend on, they’re the ones for the job. Handling a wide range of residential plumbing issues, they strive to treat their clients like neighbors, because that’s exactly what they are.

     

    It’s also why they’re sponsoring the first annual “Battle of the Pink Pipe Wrench” football game this year, in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The event will be held on Friday, October 7, at 7:30 p.m. The Ryle Raiders and Cooper Jaguars will face off against one another at Ryle High School—each team will receive $500.00, courtesy of the plumbing crew at Joe Lay & Sons Plumbing Company, to donate to a charity of their choice.

     

    Joe Lay & Sons The trusted local plumber has also donated Battle of the Pink Pipe Wrench T-shirts to help raise interest in the event. The first 225 students through the gate will get one free of charge.

     

    Even if you don’t make it in time to grab your T-shirt, the plumbing crew still encourages everyone who can to wear pink to the game, as a show of unity. Though two teams may be challenging each other on the field, off the field, they want everyone to know that they’re all on the same team in the fight against breast cancer.

     

    Though this is the first year the event is being held, it’s by no means the first time this local plumber has shown dedication to the community. For decades, the pros at Joe Lay & Sons Plumbing Company, in Walton, KY, have made sure they deliver nothing less than the best possible service to their clients. To learn more the event, visit them on Facebook or call (859) 384-3467.

     

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