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Boone has hired Dan court as their next Head Coach. Coach Court is a 2008 Graduate of Highlands High school, During his time at Highlands Coach Court Won 2 state titles as a player. Coach Court would later spend 8 season as an assistant under coaches Dale Muller and Brian Weinrich, during his time as an assistant at highlands he would reach 5 state title games winning 4. He Would leave Highlands and Join coach Lickert's staff in 2018 at Newport central Catholic. Reaching 4 regional finals and 2state semifinals with the Breds before becoming the DC at Scott High school. Coach Court is currently the PE teacher at Boone county High school. I am told Coach Court and his family look forward representing Boone County High School and the community with Integrity, dedication and with a pursuit of excellence

He will be meeting with the Football players later this afternoon, I'm sure by then they'll release his name. Great Hire by the way.

Within the next 24 hrs Boone will have their next head coach I’m told an offer has been made

From what I've been told Boone hosted second round interviews with several candidates yesterday and possibly 1 more to come this afternoon. This source is very reliable and told he wouldn't be shocked if something was announced as early as the beginning of Next week.

Eminence bowl Aug 24th at Eminence Bellevue vs Grant county 5PM Eminence vs Waggner 7:30

It would seem from the outside looking in that someone or somebody's over valued their programs worth ! can't see how this hire makes them better today than a few days ago under Wiggins.

If I'm not mistaken aren't you a Scott alum ? Have you thought about applying for the position? I hear you've had quite the coaching career on some other levels of the game

And to bring it back to Brossart talk. No it would not have been competitive. Dayton beat them 14-0 and the following week new cath beat Dayton 43-19

No longer a top 5 team in A? You clearly are still not paying attention. Final four 2 out of the last 4 years. Lost to campbellsville by 5 who I believe who lost to pikeville by 7. One year they were tied with paintsville in the 4th quarter who went on to state. They have clearly been a top 5 team the last few years. Sorry to hijack the thread. But a guy with new cath in his logo is not paying attention.

Scores?

If in fact Coach Court did apply at Scott, Than without a doubt that would be a slam dunk hire. Early 30’s passionate energetic with a high Football IQ and had previously been DC at Scott so he knows the kids and the community already. Not to mention the previous history he’s had as an assistant coach and player. I believe 2 titles as a player at Highlands and was a part of a staff that had some recent success at Newcath under coach Lickert.

After 1 half the experts at Cal preps are just a little off on this one lol

Newcath is 100% a program that expects to play for championships every year. One would consider that playing in 2 state semifinals in the past 3 season as competing to win championships. Clearly Newcath felt the need to move on from the previous coaching staff for one reason or another. The two years prior to his arrival, Newcath went 7-6 and 6-6. Before he was named HC at Newcath they hadn't won a title game since the 2012-2013 season, I believe that was Caldwell County. In the past 5 years they've been to 4 regional finals, and 2 state semifinals, where they lost to eventual state champs Paintsville and Pikeville. If I'm not mistaken both those state games ended in double digit blow outs. And for what its worth, the Pikeville team from last year may have beaten several other teams playing for titles that day. But this is about St. Henry, and their opportunity to build a great program. Not about coaches that are being unrealistically named potential candidates for the job.

I was really confused by this entire coaching situation all season. After coach Owens left, I was told several coaches already on staff voiced their interest in the Head Coaching job. Yet, they went outside and hired a friend of the AD who had not had any contact with the players or coaches before the day he was brought in to take over. And from what I understand, it was made clear this was just a one year thing for Hensley from the start. So the question has to be asked, why would anyone want to walk into that kind of environment, unless they are already invest in those kids and community. The school and Athletic Department would seem to have really put these athletes behind the 8 ball already by the choices made in the hiring process this past summer. So IMO, I would think it'd be in the best interest to see if they can't retain one of those coaches previously interested in the HC position.