[knighted]

Well please stop trying to sell us the 22 player roster routine or the 20 kids in a grade routine. We all know it (The Divisions) don't go by the number of players on your roster, it is determined by the number of students in a particular school in the corresponding grades. So, lets get back to the issue or question [the # of students enrolled in Lex-Cath 7th & 8th grades + the # of students enrolled in the 7th & 8th grades of the other schools that feed the Lex-Cath middle school football team] = answer? That answer or lack of answer might be the reason some would refer to your team as the Lex-Cath Allstars. But, that is just my guess.

All I can say is that it took some doing to get the private schools to release the numbers of their students. That's just the way they operate. BTW its no business of yours or anybody's elses unless you are on the board that dictates what division Lexington Catholic is to play. The numbers were turned in and that is that. If that is not sufice then put it where the sun dont shine. The Catholic school system simply does not like to release the numbers of students in any grades. They have their reasons and I assure you its not because of football, but hey.... if it makes you feel better to call us All-Stars then so be it. Heck they are all-stars in my book anyway. Thing is..;... next year if we lose more games than we win......no one will mention a thing or cry,cry,cry about what division Lex Cath is playing in. :moon::moon::moon::moon::moon: