[OrangenowBlue]

Oh yeah... Explain to me again how a public school would benefit because there are top notch Catholic programs competing with them . . . It actually would be the opposite, taking skilled players away from the public schools, a problem a rural school DOESN'T have.

Oh yeah...I don't know where u live, but I live in Kentucky. The population of Dayton, Ohio and Cincinnati, Ohio have little to do with Kentucky High School Volleyball, since Ohio students surprisingly go to school in Ohio.

The benefits that Northern Kentucky Public Schools receive from the top notch Catholic schools is healthy competition which makes all the kids and schools better whether in schools or in club play. Congratulations you live in Kentucky. If you live near the Ohio River near Cincinnati, you live in a heavily populated area with a population of close to a million people. You also live across the river from Cincinnati and an hour from Dayton both are heavily populated and provide other avenues for competitive club play. Those areas are also around one hour from Lexington and Louisville.

You may consider 60 miles a commitment and a sacrifice but that is a normal away game for many schools in Eastern Kentucky