MooseJaw
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Clueless! The three biggest schools by far are IH, Taylor and Wyoming. Wyoming is probably 50% bigger than Finneytown
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washedupchl
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Wyoming's school size is the smallest factor going into their success. Commitment by players and coaches and tradition are the driving factors for the wins.
washedupchl
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My CHL Accolades
OPOY: Hester (Wyoming)
DPOY: Hilvert (Taylor)
COY: Reading Coach (don't know name)
Thoughts?
OPOY: Hester (Wyoming)
DPOY: Hilvert (Taylor)
COY: Reading Coach (don't know name)
Thoughts?
MooseJaw
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Any coach will tell you it’s talent. And Wyoming wins that every year. Do you think Hancock is the biggest factor to their success? TALENT wins
washedupchl
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Disagree, Hancock does a great job leading and running the team. His best attribute is he lets his coaching staff work and gives them lots of liberties. Best coach in CHL by far.
Most recent boys enrollment numbers by OHSAA
Taylor - 267
Wyoming - 254
Indian Hill - 242
Mariemont - 192
Madeira - 170
Finneytown - 169
Reading - 166
Deer Park - 133
MooseJaw
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Norey Johnson is far the best athlete in this league. He needs to be defense player of the year. If he got half the touches that Hester did he’d be offensive Player of the year too
MooseJaw
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More proof that Ferg33 is clueless in his little Wyoming lala land
This is one of the best Reading defenses I have seen in a long time. The defense kept them in the game in both of there loses. Now one could say that the CHL as a whole is a little down on the offensive side of the ball, but still Reading's D has been great.
Hinton did play, had the game ending int. He had the game ending int against Mariemont too.
Open enrollment is public information. Not sure about "boys" only. However the original topic was stating that Wyoming is good because they draw from "such a big school area" . The fact is that they don't. They're good for other reasons is the point.
Okay, this is officially a clown take. Being the best athlete has nothing to do with POY. It's about production within the framework of the season. And your assertion that he would be offensive POY with HALF the carries is completely ridiculous. If he got more carries, teams would key on him. You think his production would be the same if the scouting reports against DP were only focused on stopping him? That's what CJ faced every week. CJ Hester is 8th in the COUNTRY in rushing according to MaxPreps. I'm hoping you we're a few deep when you typed that, because it's hard to take you seriously if not.
Johnson has a case for DPOY for sure. Far from a lock.
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Brah- you can't call someone clueless when you just posted that Norey Johnson take.
Open enrollment ? What does that have to do with anything. Focus on your claim that Finneytown was far bigger than Wyoming.
Open enrollment is public information. Not sure about "boys" only. However the original topic was stating that Wyoming is good because they draw from "such a big school area" . The fact is that they don't. They're good for other reasons is the point.
Yj_Runyan better hope his job doesn't give him a random drug test. No way he's passing. He's definitely on something with these comments. Lol
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Uhhhh, school size and the drawing area is the topic, so I am focused. Google is free to everyone. So Google it and see which school has more students PERIOD! And maybe you should go back and read my post. I never said Finneytown was way bigger......only bigger. (Student wise). Reading is fundamental!
Great point. Well stated.
I agree. And the Reading Coach is Coach Minor. He is an excellent coach, and a good man to boot. I hope he wins.
I would agree that talent is pivotal. However, Wyomings entire community is maybe 6 miles long. And you believe that all this "talent" comes from there? I guess it's possible. But Wyoming has an excellent feeder program, as well. If you are correct about the talent part, it's definitely bolstered with lots of training and hard work.
cpagan42
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2.88 square miles.
Finneytown is among the smaller high schools in the CHL. My last post proved this.
If you're still confused about this, maybe it's because you're looking at numbers for the entire 7-12 campus rather than just the high school itself.
I stand corrected. Thank you.
I googled just the high schools. However, I could be wrong. Either way, Wyoming draws from a 2.88 mile community. I would hardly consder that some big area, as was suggested in the original post.
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There is no feeder program.
They got numerous players back healthy.
You mean there is "no longer" a feeder program. However the last few graduating classes came through their peewee league program. The Hester came through it. I've watched him play there since he was 7 years old. It was dismantled a few years ago. However, I would argue that their junior high teams could be considered one as well. BTW, they are very good too. IJS.
Understood. If that's the case, they could be very dangerous in the playoffs.
MooseJaw
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This is just so stupid, not sure where to begin. Thanks for the pep talk, I had no idea that you could work hard and get better. I guess I didn't realize that because I've never played a sport or coached a sport. You are quite the motivator, thanks for inspiring me. Now, in regards to my research, maybe YOU should do some research before you start flapping your gums.
The number of boys in the high school is right there on the OHSAA web site, its not hard to find. Number of boys is how they determine what division you are in.
1) Taylor 267
2) Wyoming 254
3) Indian Hill 242
4) Mariemont 192
5) Madeira 170
6) Finneytown 169
7) Reading 166
8) Deer Park 133
Wyoming is the second biggest school in the league and is practically twice as big as Deer Park and about 50% bigger than Madeira, Reading, Finneytown and Mariemont. If you think that doesn't make a difference in a small school you are crazy. Wyoming has 88 more boys in their high school than Reading. If you can get even 10% of those boys playing football that can make a big impact on a small program. Of those 9 extra boys playing if a couple (or more) are great athletes that is a game changer.
As an example, Wyoming is about 90% bigger than Deer Park. Winton Woods has 439 boys, which makes them about 70% bigger than Wyoming. How do you think that game would turn out every year for Wyoming?? I'd like to see how that turns out and then tell Wyoming....get better!
The Wyoming youth program got cranked back up 2 years ago after a 2 year hiatus, I believe. Also Wyoming made a huge commitment to putting in a college-level strength and conditioning program about 10-12 years ago for boys and girls that has really paid off. Couple that with an indoor facility and weight room that's as nice as any in the state and you can see why they are having sustained success in almost every major sport.
MooseJaw
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I said he should be defensive player of the year because he is second in the league in tackles and he makes such a big impact on the game. I think Deer Park underused him on offense. I'm also allowed to make the comment that I think he's the best athlete in the league. My point is that I feel he is a better athlete and running back than CJ. Not trying to take anything away from CJ, he's a great running back but I just think Norey is better.