Haha. Moose Picked the winner but he didn’t expect that. Guaranteed.Moosejaw called it
Haha. Moose Picked the winner but he didn’t expect that. Guaranteed.Moosejaw called it
Too bad they didn’t schedule Finneytown v Taylor. Would have been a chance for both teams to win one.
Deer Park at Finneytown | 07:00 PM | ||
Wyoming at Madeira | 07:00 PM | ||
Indian Hill at Mariemont | 07:00 PM | ||
Reading at Taylor | 07:00 PM |
I called it, but completely whiffed on the Wyoming/Mariemont game. Apparently Wyoming is pretty damn good. I think it's Indian Hill and Wyoming and then a big drop off to everyone else. Looks like (besides Finneytown) every other team could be a toss up in head to head.Moosejaw called it
Wyoming versus Madeira is the featured game this week. Hancock versus Stewart has been an intense personal rivalry between the coaches. A few interesting story lines as the Wyoming offense seems to be finding its rhythm and its defense continues to be the standard by which to be measured. Madeira has the potential to be a great team but appeared to get shell-shocked last week.
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I called it, but completely whiffed on the Wyoming/Mariemont game. Apparently Wyoming is pretty damn good. I think it's Indian Hill and Wyoming and then a big drop off to everyone else. Looks like (besides Finneytown) every other team could be a toss up in head to head.
Wyoming should win this easily. What is the personal rivalry between Hancock and Stewart?
It wasn’t their choice.I respect Wyoming and Indian Hill. They are not doing themselves any favors by not playing in the regular season. I would not be surprised if one of those teams gets tripped up in the playoffs as a result of the schedule they are playing.
Finneytown needs to move to the dregs of Ohio Football... the MVC lower division.
The CHL is a tough league! Many of the schools would compete with and beat teams from just about any conference around the city, depending on the sport/team. Wyoming and Indian Hill would compete for conference titles in the SWOC and GCL-Coed and could beat teams from both the ECC and bottom tier of the GMC such as Oak Hills or Middletown.
The CHL is a tough league! Many of the schools would compete with and beat teams from just about any conference around the city, depending on the sport/team. Wyoming and Indian Hill would compete for conference titles in the SWOC and GCL-Coed and could beat teams from both the ECC and bottom tier of the GMC such as Oak Hills or Middletown.
I think that Finneytown would be better suited long term to move to the MVC, if they would have them. Could be a bit of a tough sell as that conference is already at 12 teams, and will reach 14 full members next fall with Purcell and Bacon. However, nearly every sport they offer operates in divisions so that could be to their benefit. I don't know if the MVC likes keeping the number of teams even or if that matters.
Looking at the all sports trophy standings, they have brought up the rear for the past several years and don't really even have a strong program in any sport. Have to think it's hard to get numbers up on their teams when they know they are going to struggle for wins.
Taylor has finished 4th in the all-sports trophy 5 out of the last six years and hasn’t finished below 5th in a decade. They are doing just fine in the CHLLove the passion although it's misguided. CHL teams do not have the depth to compete and win with ECC and GMC (even bottom tier teams). Too many kids playing both sides of the ball.
Move Finneytown to the MVC and Taylor to the SWOC. Add Norwood and CHCA to the CHL.
and taylor is growing and likely to improve its performance. it is also D3, i believe, for football. at least it was.Taylor has finished 4th in the all-sports trophy 5 out of the last six years and hasn’t finished below 5th in a decade. They are doing just fine in the CHL
Taylor has finished 4th in the all-sports trophy 5 out of the last six years and hasn’t finished below 5th in a decade. They are doing just fine in the CHL
Sometimes we forget these guys are just normal people like u and me. Can't wait for another slate of games tomorrow. It's an escape from covid for just a nighti think stewart teaches at wyoming
The growth hasn't resulted in them dominating the CHL so why would a league change be warranted?My reasoning wasn't a shot at Taylor, more that they are growing and may be a better fit in the SWOC
The CHL is a tough league! Many of the schools would compete with and beat teams from just about any conference around the city, depending on the sport/team. Wyoming and Indian Hill would compete for conference titles in the SWOC and GCL-Coed and could beat teams from both the ECC and bottom tier of the GMC such as Oak Hills or Middletown.
I think that Finneytown would be better suited long term to move to the MVC, if they would have them. Could be a bit of a tough sell as that conference is already at 12 teams, and will reach 14 full members next fall with Purcell and Bacon. However, nearly every sport they offer operates in divisions so that could be to their benefit. I don't know if the MVC likes keeping the number of teams even or if that matters.
Looking at the all sports trophy standings, they have brought up the rear for the past several years and don't really even have a strong program in any sport. Have to think it's hard to get numbers up on their teams when they know they are going to struggle for wins.
Wow, who would have thought that all of those private schools would roll through a conference of public schools?I disagree on this statement. CHL is not a tough league. Its worst than the SWBL and others. Now, I will say, yes absolutely Wyoming can compete with other conferences such as the GCL and SWOC etc. But Indian Hill isn't exactly a powerhouse in most sports. They would finish near the bottom in the GCL for basketball. Alter and Wyoming have a strong football history in the playoffs but Alter has always won. Indian Hill got train wrecked by Alter football a couple of years ago. Alter also stomped Wyoming in basketball when everyone in Cincy thought Wyoming would cruise. Coach Coulter and nis team took the Cowboys to the woodshed in the districts. Hancock does a great job coaching football and I think they deserve recognition for a state title and runner up the last two years in DIV. But I still think the CHL is a joke minus Wyoming in most sports. Head to head in girls volleyball, basketball, football, soccer, baseball, etc except lacrosse, Badin, Alter, CJ, Fenwick, and McNicholas would roll through the CHL with the exception of Wyoming at times.
Wow, who would have thought that all of those private schools would roll through a conference of public schools?
I somewhat agree that the CHL isn't the strongest conference, but comparing the CHL to the GCL doesn't exactly prove much. Obviously the private school league is going to mostly outperform the public schools.