[bo67]

If a N Ky team reaches the finals. In most cases other than 6A. N Ky most of the time brings home the bacon.

[Woodsman]

Indeed. Between beechwood and highlands...there's a ton of state championships. Add in new cath and cov cath...yeah nky has faired pretty well.

[MountainBall44]

Yeah, it sucks.

[RoShamBo]

Same with Louisville. Population centers tend to dominate high school athletics across the country, it's not an anomaly exclusive to NKY. The only real mystery is why Lexington doesn't.

[ethanball]

Seems like schools that are very close to the state line tend to do well.Examples are Belfry(west Virginia) and Beechwood(Cincinnati)

[irishcard16]

Seems like schools that are very close to the state line tend to do well.Examples are Belfry(west Virginia) and Beechwood(Cincinnati)

With that logic that leaves a lot of questions for a whole lot of schools as to why they aren’t competitive. Quite a few schools border other states and aren’t even competitive.

[Hatz]

If a N Ky team reaches the finals. In most cases other than 6A. N Ky most of the time brings home the bacon.

Can’t disagree.

Boyle has played HHS twice in the finals and went 1-1.

Danville has played NCC 3 times and went 2-1.
Also played Beechwood twice and went 1-1.

[Woodsman]

I just read that Covington Catholic is 6-0 in state championship games. 5 wins were under the direction of coach Lynn Ray and the 2006 win was coached by john Roedenberg