bigbillsboy

And what this list shows is: In the last 23 years, 4 small schools have accomplished a great feat, one came close and one is trying. Who's to say in the next 23 years that Dayton or Ludlow or Bellevue, with the right five or so girls, good coaching and great determination, might not join the list?

Forgive me, I meant the last time this year's All A champ, HC Girls, went to state was 1976. And what about the rest, starting a new tournament for the even smaller public schools, if it is important experience for them?

Does the plot thicken? As was pointed out: the last time the All A champ went to State was 1976. Not sure that makes HC a perennial winner. I've been in that gym a few times. Not a lot of district and regional banners there either. My real question (and tho I've tried to read all the posts, I hope this is not redundant): Why don't those who want a smaller school tournament just start their own? Call it the "All Public A." Organize all the teams state-wide, fine a venue, hire the refs. Instead of trying to hijack the tourny the Catholic schools started, why not put your time and effort and money into creating your own? I don't ask this to be argumentative, I really want to know.

Game is over to much moisture on floor

14/7 Holy Cross it's a hot night at the Finn

Koz just named coach of the year. Congratulations

Does Westerns stadium have individual plastic seats or metal bench seats?

The game is being played at Newport. 100% sure just heard it from the Big guy himself.

61 zip Holy Cross fourth quarter running clock

38-0 Holy Cross at the half