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  1. This made me chuckle. I heard there was one very bitter man that refused to clap for a player as he went to accept his misprinted award. Yet again great display of sportsmanship.
  2. I couldn't agree more. I was taught the only thing worse than a sore loser is a sore winner. I'm glad the boys that won the game on the field have enough class to win and still show good sportsmanship. Be happy you won, why pull a comment out from the past. Again Comgradulatioms Cov Cath.
  3. If you want to read negativity into facts that is completely up to you, really nothing backhanded meant but also no retraction being made. I'm very happy for the boys on the team.
  4. Leaving this here as this was my first post.... if you find something negative, please let me know.
  5. Actually my first post was " Congrats CCH!!! way to represent NKY!!! ".... But then someone couldn't take that positive encouragement without trying to be smart and turn it into something negative.
  6. Yes!!!! very exciting to see them live up to their expectations for the first time ever in CCH history! in all of NKY history at that! Being an all boys private school I can't believe this is the first state title win. However like I said way to represent NKY!!!! comgradulatioms!!!! nothing but positivity in that but I know you would look for something negative of course.
  7. Way to represent NKY!!!!! Congrats CCH!
  8. looks like CCH is double teaming Collin Rose everytime he gets the ball. Smart move. Kid can play
  9. CCH 2 - HC 0 Just looking at the live updates on my phone. 34 minutes into the first half. Henry Clay has had 8 shots. Cov Cath has had 2. Only matters if it goes in the net though. Keep it up Cov Cath!!!!!
  10. ***36 shots not goals. Hard to type on this tiny screen.
  11. Using this logic I guess you could say Scott proved they are on the same level as Cov Cath this year having tied beat Highlands 1-0 and then CCH beating highlands 1-0 and then going into PKs? My only problem with your statement is that I disagree with you saying CCH was better than Scott last year. Scott beat Trinity last year in the elite 8. Scott was not the better team. They found away to win, but they were not the better team. The assumption that CCH 2015 is better than the 2014 Scott team is wrong too. Atleast when you compare the offensive side. No team will compare to the combination of Morgan, Treadway and Schnieder. CCH had 36 goals against Fern Creek and only scored 5? Treadway, Morgan and Schnieder would have put more of those in.
  12. if you're lucky, you may catch a local D1 coach at a high school game maybe once a year. Unless that coach is extremely interested in a player and they had already contacted eachother. Club is where the top players are recruited by colleges, where they're playing the top competition. Most college coaches could care less about anything being related to high school soccer. Some are even against it, due to chances of injury against first year players.
  13. as for Morgan, if sources are correct he plans to sign Febuary 3rd. Jonathan Huerta - Oldham County is committed to Eastern Illinois University. Jonathan Laise - Kentuxky Country Day is committed to Coastal Carolina University. From what I have heard is that Ricky Clemente from Dunbar has plans to play at Evansville University but hasn't made a commitment yet.

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