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Nice.

But, the one I was looking at, is that all of the schools mentioned are either Private or Independent (city schools).

Others would inlcude Danville, Elizabethtown, South Oldham and North Oldham (even though they are part of a "county" school district, their communities is anything, but rural), Fayette County schools (see same reasoning for South and North Oldham), Highlands, etc.

Your typical county/rural schools aren't having success in both. Sure, there's an exception to the rule here and ther, but not on a yearly basis like the ones mentioned seem to dominate.

Marshall County, in far western KY, is the only rural school I can think of that poses a very good soccer program and a descent football program on a perinnial basis (Marshall County had 2 or 3 bad years the past few years, but started to rebound last year somewhat). However, I might add that even though it's a rural community, they have an enrollment of 1600-1,700 students, which obviously helps, especially on the boys end.

Most of the rural/county schools either do not have soccer or only have had it the last six or seven years.