kyyank

The battle of unrealized expectations.

#5, 7 and 8 all beat Cru by 10+ going away.

Why not? They already allow kids to play up, from junior high, at the local public and Catholic schools. What's the difference?

North Oldham

Shuey kid running alone as usual. Great career. State champ. Led Highlands boys to 2nd place.

St Henry girls and Highland girls, A and 2A champs.

I also read this as you are not in favor of junior high kids playing up.

Had breakfast there a few times in last few months. It's ok. Still prefer the old greasy spoons on Monmouth.

Tried to get into Otto's last nite but was booked solid. Went across the street to The Main Bite. Pleasantly surprised. Pastrami artichoke dill dip with pretzels as an appetizer. Had the blackened tilapia fish tacos and missus had the pasta shrimp dish. Only misstep was dessert. Would go back.

Uh, No.

Hit up Brew River Gastro Pub. Great burger and selection of beers. On Riverside Dr, 1 mile east of Boathouse across from Verdin Bell.

This is not new for this season. It has been a problem for a few years. I would look to the youth program and then up to see how it is being taught...That said, tackling is about desire.

Thanks for the recap, deep analysis.

How about the catholic girls develop a love of the sport earlier, regardless of ability?

Again, it's a thin pool of talent in the rest of the state. A tournament without all the best teams is meaningless.