HIGHLANDS GUY

WOW!!!!

No clue. However, if there are any kids part of the denominator, the population they come from would have to be part of the numerator. Or is it the other way around? :lol: Anyway you get the idea.

If you do a per capita analysis wouldn't you have to include the entire population base that Beechwood draws kids from?

Does this score tell us more about JC or Ironton?

No one can predict the future, but this group of kids for Beechwood are very special. There are a lot of pieces to the puzzle in that class.

I think that frosh team was comprised of the just graduated seniors plus a few current seniors like Nussbaum.

I am no expert, but my guess is she could have played D-1 in soccer too. She is a pretty special talent.

What are your thoughts on what the problems are?

Other than Blessed Sacrament, does Beechwood consistently get catholic grade school kids from any other catholic school?

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Maybe no one else cares, but for my money a period and standard punctuation are wonderful things. :banana:

How many boys are in the 8th grade class at Blessed Sacrament on average? Do all of these kids go to Cov. Cath or do a percentage end up at Beechwood? I realize it probably varies year to year. In my experience, I have seen lots of families who send their childrent to catholic grade schools, but public high schools.

Do you think there is a pool of kids that have the potential to go to either school or is that a myth? Basically guru's argument was based upon a belief there was such a pool.

Message boards are difficult places for people with thin skin.

It might be close, but at this point in the season, what would lead you to that conclusion?