Preseason Boys Soccer poll

Preseason soccer poll

The 2006 High School Soccer Coaches' Association Preseason boys' top 25:

1. Louisville St. Xavier
2. Lexington Catholic
3. ST. HENRY
4. Louisville Manual
5. Louisville Trinity
6. Bowling Green
7. Oldham County
8. HIGHLANDS
9. Louisville Ballard
10. Greenwood
11. BROSSART
12. Scott County
13. Daviess County
14. Lexington Paul Dunbar
15. Henderson County
16. Lexington Christian
17. South Oldham
18. Madisonville North Hopkins
19. SCOTT
20. Lexington Henry Clay
21. Louisville Male
22. Ashland Paul Blazer
23. RYLE
24. Paducah Tilghman
25. Woodford County

SECTION 3

1. St. Henry
2. Highlands
3. Brossart
4. Scott
5. Ashland Paul Blazer
6. Ryle
7. Covington Catholic
8. Newport Central Catholic
9. Rowan County
10. Calvary Christian

2nd Annual Scott Christian Scholarship Cup Golf Outing

Second Annual Scott Christian Scholarship Cup Golf Outing

Saturday, May 20, 2006 @ Boone Links Golf Course

Registration and payment deadline is May 8, 2006.

Want to be a Hole Sponsor or donate a Door Prize?

Attention Golfers

You are invited to come and bring your friends and family and join us for an afternoon of golf, food and fun. The Scott Christian Memorial Soccer Foundation, Inc., is raising money to provide scholarships to high school seniors who wish to attend college. The Foundation was formed in 1992 following Scott’s death. As a non-profit organization, the Foundation has to date provided 45 scholarships totaling $47,000.

The cost is $75 per player, $300 per team, which includes 18 hole green fees, lunch, drinks and carts. The team with the low net score will receive a team trophy. Trophies for the longest drive and closest to the pin will also be given.

Lunch runs from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Tee times start at 12:00 PM. One week prior to the outing, Team Captains will be contacted with group tee time.
We are accepting foursome applications via regular mail, fax at 859-283-0537 or email at scottchristian17@yahoo.com.

The Deadline for registration and payment is May 8, 2006.

If you have any questions, please call 859-283-1926 or email to soccer17@fuse.net.

Off-Season Weightlifting to begin....

Subject: Weightlifting

Dates: Monday 6:30 –8:00 Thursday 6:30-8:00 Saturday 9:00-10:30

Where: Ryle High School Weight Room

Start date: Saturday April 22, goes until the dead period starts


Notes:
1) The younger players need to try to be their this Saturday as they will demonstrate proper technique and some of the lifts we will use.

2) Try to attend twice a week if possible. We want our team strength and speed to be the top in the area.

Call for help: We need a few of our dedicated parents to assist in the weight room. We need at least one volunteer for Monday nights, and at least two to assist on Thursday or Saturday. If you are interested in assisting please contact Jeff Willoughby at 513-226-7643 or http://us.f504.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=jeff.Willoughby@sun.com or Coach Collins at http://us.f504.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=Stephen.Collins@boone.kyschools.us.

Please forward this to any interested players whose email address we may not have in our file yet, or to any 8th grader who may not have contacted the staff yet.

Thank you

Ryle Soccer Coaching Staff

LOCAL BOYS ON ALL-STATE TEAMS

LOCAL BOYS ON ALL-STATE TEAMS

This is the second year in a row the Ryle Raiders have put a player on the First Team All State Team. Congratulations Michael and best of luck in the future.

First team - Michael Brown (Ryle), Kevin Murphy (Scott), Jim Uebel (Brossart), Brendon Eger (Highlands).

Second team - Kyle Frimming (Brossart), D.J. Young (NewCath), Matt Mikhail (CovCath), Darko Desancic (Scott).

Honorable mention - Nick Black (NewCath), Glenn Smith (Owen County), John Elrod (Pendleton County), Boston Howe (Grant County), Todd Spears (Highlands).

Two Ryle Raider Players make First Team All Region.

Click on above title to see the results.

KHSAA Votes To Separate Postseason Competition

KHSAA Votes To Separate Postseason Competition

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - A controversial proposal to separate the state's public and private high schools for purposes of postseason competition has been approved. It passed today at the annual delegate assembly of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association. Delegates voted 195-78, with two abstentions, to enact the measure. It needed 184 votes.

Proponents say the measure will address competitive inequities caused by the fact that private schools can bring in students without consideration of geographic boundaries. Opponents argue that private schools are being unfairly targeted because of misinformation and unproven rumors of recruiting. The new rule affects high school athletics in Kentucky, particularly the Sweet 16 basketball tournaments, which would no longer be for all comers. Of the 30 state championships offered last season by the high school association, 17 were won by private schools.

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