AHSPanther23

Here is an article that I found about it. New Great Crossing High School in Scott County may not be able to offer sports at first | Lexington Herald-Leader

Old school look, I like it.

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Congrats to all the honorees. Very deserving group.

Congrats to Coach Hammonds and the Cougars on their win!

Anyone have a picture? I saw it last year before the renovations, would like to see the changes.

I wish the KCSAA had a win loss record just so I can see how these teams fare. There is also the KCAA that teams participate in too.

Well Mustang, you have summed up everything I have said about Calvary during this past season. There's a lot of potential for them as a school. However, if we are looking at realignment, it is important to note the population trends in Kentucky. There is consolidation that has occurred in the Western and Eastern parts of the state. These are places where there are 3 team districts. While I love the idea of the 38th coming back to reality, I do not see it happening.

I saw this as well and wasn't sure how to approach it. Seemed like a few years ago we were talking about how good Iroquois was. I was surprised at the number of games that they forfeited, but now I understand based on another poster's post.

Nice win JBS.... That ends Knott's Regional Championships at 4 I think.

Ouch... Tough loss for Hazard.

That's what threw me off. Probably would be a little cramped!

Championship game is listed at Riverside?

I think Calvary has won more games this season than in the past 3 seasons combined.

This should probably go in the upset thread.

Now that's the upset of the century.

I didn't realize that they weren't seeded either.... Jackson City got a win over Breathitt earlier this year, which I thought would affect the post season brackets.

IMO, I don't know how you can dislike Coach Cox.

That's what I was thinking.

I wouldn't be surprised if more started this practice, or banning them from going on long distance trips.

Did they miss any shots?

Any coach who tells their player(s) to do this should lose their job. Period. That's classless and the coach is scum. Never should an adult tell a kid to injure another kid in a game in an attempt to win.

Wonder how many others will end up like this with the weather issues early in the week.

I wonder if it could be because it was known at Manchester High School until 1938... That may be the reasoning behind it. That still doesn't dictate why they are not on the all time list that the KHSAA has. Based on what I have noticed with Clay County is that from 1968 to 1994, they did not have a double digit losing season and won 20 or more games (including several years of 30 or more).

I'm guessing it's how the KHSAA dictates it. The encyclopedia has some inaccuracies, but I am not sure how the win/losses that they have would match up what the KHSAA has on record.