[A Tribe Called Quest]

No dog in this fight but Trinity is playing at an entirely different level than almost every team in the State on a regular basis. It  is the one school who could compete against some of the large Catholic schools in Ohio including St Ignatius and St Edward.

If Kentucky allows vouchers to be utilized, it's over. Catholic & private schools would be competing against themselves for state championships. Athletic programs such as DeSales, Louisville Christian and Lexington Catholic would more than likely get a couple of athletes that would push those programs from state contenders to state champions.

That's the thing tho, KY private schools comes in different size "student body". With the exception of Lexington Cath and LCA, private schools in KY are either all boys or sister/ girls schools, so their pool of athletes to choose from are a lot less than an all boys school like Trinity, Cov Cath and Saint X (approx 1,400 boys/ students vs. 400ish at Lex Cath and 200ish at LCA. Moving forward, I don't see KY going to compete in private class and public class.