soccerfun

Well done Cru, the keepers for each team played ok, the pace of the game was fast and furious

I did see the keeper show the finger, I'm not a St. Henry fan but Cov Cath cheering section does tend to taunt people. They were riding that kid pretty hard. The keep needs to learn to keep his head and just prove himself with his actions.

Cov Cath let YET another title slip away, when will they realize that club coaching is not the answer......

You can't treat high school soccer like club soccer, it has to be different. It's a different game played against different level of competition. These teams were in no way equal, Cov Cath had much more talent on the pitch. St. Henry played with heart and figured out a way to win. Cov Cath had this game won if they would have changed tactics up 3-1, go defensive and don't send 8 guys forward. The colonels were the most talented soccer team in NKY and were beat by a team that played harder and adjusted to win the game.

Good luck Cru Nky will be cheering you on!!!!!

Congrats Cru

Could it be possible that high school pride and heart beat out club soccer?

I hope that some who post here will have the integrity to step up and address your issues with the coaching staff. And yes, they are your issues. I have watched the HHS threads with amusement all season long as some of you have shown your lack of character and class by bashing a staff that is basically volunteering to help your kids. Every school has parents who do not agree with their soccer coaches. Thankfully, most do not air their grievances in a public forum as some HHS parents do. Perhaps the kids that opted out this year did so because they could not stand the annual infighting and negativity that surrounds HHS girls soccer. This attitude infected the program just within the past half dozen years and it is now and has always been a 'parent problem'. These years are short, the high school soccer seasons are over in the blink of an eye. Do your kids a favor. Get rid of the negativity in this program, butt out and let them enjoy their high school soccer years.

I would venture to say that many if not most schools have similar issues but they either don't complain to others or they deal with it direct.

Do you think their religious faith might have a bearing on the decision? Would an all girls environment impact the decision? Would staying with classmates that they have been with throughout grade school be a factor? Or, would all these things just be afterthoughts, taking a back seat to sports?

Maybe you could if any parents have one child in public and one in private why? I doubt it would be about religion or classmates, more like keeping a club team together year round.

Sounds like a class act.

It was senior day, they started about 8 seniors, they didn't look hurt and didn't get scored on until later in the game.

No soccerfun. All the sophmores do not play on the same team. But yes some of them have sisters that play for other schools.

Is the KHA red team changing from last year? They should be even better this year with 6 of them playing together year round. Should make for a great club season.

Agree with the prayer thing being odd. Also think NDA attracts a lot of girls that are only there because they or their parents think they will get a better soccer scholarship. This makes showoffs. Do all the sophomores play on the same club team? Is it true these same girls have sisters playing for other schools?