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He probably also wins the high strung cursing screaming award!

And only TWO losing seasons total!

1. BEECHWOOD always the team to shoot for

Dale Mueller (1994-Present): 153-43-0 (78.1 Winning %), 6 State Titles 2007: 15-0, 1998: 15-0, 1996: 15-0 Tom Duffy (1988-1993): 61-15-0 (80.3 Winning %), 2 State Titles Jack Eicher (1984-1987): 30-13-0 (69.8 Winning %) Bill Herrmann (1976-1983): 81-18-0 (81.8 Winning %), 3 State Titles 1982: 15-0 Roger Walz (1974-1975): 20-4-0 (83.3 Winning %), 1 State Title Mike Murphy (1967-1973): 66-12-1 (84.2 Winning %), 2 State Titles 1970: 14-0, 1968: 13-0 Owen Hauck (1962-1966): 48-8-1 (85.1 Winning %), 1 State Title 1964: 12-0 Homer Rice (1954-1961): 70-11-6 (83.9 Winning %), 3 State Titles 1961: 12-0, 1960: 12-0, 1957: 11-0 Ewell Waddell (1942-1953): 91-37-0 (71.1 Winning %), 1 State Title Bernie Sadosky (1938-1941): 19-15-4 (55.3 Winning %) Honey Rader (1937): 7-1-1 (83.3 Winning %) Walter "Rip" Van Winkle (1932-1936): 24-14-5 (61.6 Winning %) Homer Jackson (1926-1931): 43-11-2 (78.6 Winning %), 1 State Title 1930: 10-0 Collis "Pop" Jorden (1923-1925): 18-8-0 (69.2 Winning %) J. H. Keck (1922): 2-3-0 (40.0 Winning %) John Gillespie (1917-1921): 17-14-3 (54.4 Winning %) Gosnell Layman (1916): 4-2-1 (64.3 Winning %) Thomas Lewis (1915): 4-5-2 (45.5 Winning %) I wonder how many teams in the universe have had two different coaches with the first name Homer?

http://www.bgdailynews.com/articles/2007/12/19/sports/sports7.txt

Fixed

Besides LexCath...Who are the other 3?

52 of 74 9 Beechwood 8 Trinity 7 Highlands 5 Boyle Co 5 Danville 5 St Xavier 4 CovCath 3 Breathitt Co 3 Male 3 Mayfield Do things change, or stay the same with the six divisions.

You sound like a girl describing her wedding dress!

That team from Park Hills always plays a tough schedule.

Picture?

I don't doubt that a bit!

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I found that it is not unique. Looking back at the 17 state championships the Birds have won, they have out scored opponents 503-137, (avg score 30-8) pitching five shutouts. A good D for sure!

http://news.nky.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/AB/20071217/SPT0302/712170377

Not sure this is enough!

No way...I just want to volunteer to operate the wire thingy! :devil:

They are going to hook you on one of those TV camera wire things that that go back and forth and up and down directly over the field.

Aren't we allowed to play a public school?:sssh:

In Northern Kentucky http://news.kypost.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071213/SPT0402/712130317/1026/NEWS02

:laugh:I guess you were sitting with the Loch Ness monster, big foot, the Easter bunny, and a pleasant Henry too!

I didn't say A LOT...I said a few. I think 4 qualifies CF. Like I said though...there are three full classes with larger populations.

2007 Highlands 28, 2003 Boyle County 22

True...But there are three whole classes, not to mention a few teams in 3A with populations greater than Highlands.

Would love to, but you can only go back to 2002 or 2003. I just did the last two available state championship teams for the Birds.