2006 Kentucky High School Softball

Sunday, May 21, 2006

FINAL Rankings

1. Christian County (3)
2. Ryle (2)
3. Greenwood (1)
4. Allen County-Scottsville (4)
5. Owensboro Catholic (5)
6. Reidland (8)
7. Henderson County (6)
8. Ballard (12)
9. North Hardin (7)
10. North Laurel (11)
11. Male (9)
12. Dunbar (10)
13. Mercy (12)
14. Lafayette (13)
15. South Laurel (15)
16. Manual (17)
17. Grayson County (16)
18. Edmonson County (19)
19. Hopkins County Central (NR)
20. Scott County (18)
21. Union County (21)
22. Larue County (20)
23. Russell (NR)
24. Butler (22)
25. Anderson County (24)

Dropped out: Muhlenberg North, Barren County

posted by Ben Osborne at 11:14 PM

10 Comments:

  • Didn't Ryle beat Christian County twice?

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:13 AM  

  • It seems like no matter who butler beats they always move down..

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:36 AM  

  • although they won't get out of their region. Woodford co. deserves a ranking. They beat Anderson twice and N. Laurel once. They have a stud freshman pitcher.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 11:04 AM  

  • Ryle has beaten Christian County twice (an impressive feat right now), but to the Colonels credit, they have beaten the #1 team in the state on consecutive Saturdays. I think, at this point, they deserve the top spot. But Ryle is right there, and they are certainly more of a lock for the state tournament than Christian County is.

    By Blogger Ben Osborne, at 11:29 AM  

  • christian county is the most solid team we have played against this year though.. ill give them that

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 12:08 PM  

  • You hit the nail on the head. Understanding and knowing the game make a good coach, but being able to teach the kids and motivate the kids makes a great coach. Way to go Christian County. Others should be so fortunate.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 5:07 PM  

  • Guys you can't be more right than that to be a "teacher" makes a great coach.By saying that you have to apply these methods or skills to these kids. Just becase you have played the game doesnt make a coach..........and i dont care who you played for...........

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 11:55 PM  

  • It helps to have played the game at least you know what you're talking about

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:44 AM  

  • I don't think that you should have to be a "teacher" paid by the state to be a head coach. There are far too many programs in this state that have made their athletics suffer by requiring a person with a teaching degree to be the head coach. The person with the most knowledge of the game should be the one coaching. I do agree with having a teacher on staff that person will have a little more insight on some of the players.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 4:28 PM  

  • I think you guys give Weaver too much credit. He does do a good job, but I think he is not superman and has alot of talent to work with and if I remember in his 3 years he has lost the district championship once and has not made it out of the region

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 12:04 AM  

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