EDITORS NOTE: These stories are not
necessarily about a box score, but more about the human
condition. A condition we all find ourselves facing in the
community. These are stories about a global conversation on
a local level. From over coming odds on the field, to
celebrating the odds of beating cancer, Trischoolsports.com
was at local events and focused on the people involved. The
following are our top story choices in Northern Kentucky
that mattered.
Under the Lights
2011 in review
8. Sounding Off
Nationally renowned trumpeter plays for a Rowan County High
School when it travels. The football teams quarterback
takes a special liking the player of sweet melodies.
7. Shhhhhh, It's Volleyball
Season
Student section at KHSAA Region 10 volleyball match is
hushed by referees.
6. Comeback fashion
Lloyd Memorial Juggernauts defeat Walton-Verona Bearcats in
first round of KHSAA playoffs 13-0. This came after the
Bearcats delivered a royal smack down earlier in the season
and practically humiliated the Jugs.
5. School Unity
Bishop Brossart united to raise money and bring awareness
for breast cancer outreach in Campbell County. A football
players mom was on of three sisters diagnosed with breast
cancer during the past 15 months.
4. Community Outreach
Dixie Heights Lady Colonels championed a basketball league
for girls who had no where to learn or play the game.
3. Saying, "So long"
Eight time state champion marching band director, Bob Greg,
retired from Williamstown High School.
2. In Memorium
Owen County High School's football and cheerleading teams
honored Rebekah Gaines. The late high school student lost
her battle to cancer during the 2011-12 school year.
1. Were Number One
The photo explains it all. Walton-Verona Bearcats head
coach Dan Trame expresses himself after his team won its
first Boys KHSAA District 32 Championship in more than 50
years.
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