Class 1 State Chanpionship
- Thread starter spookybseventythree
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Haters are going to hate. Valle is being penalized next year for having a successful football program for years. Jump from class 1 to class 3 with prob 25-35 seniors in the entire senior class. The same kids that are in the grade school go to the high school. Some will go to the public school come high school. Same kids who’s parents went to Valle. Story will never change cause it’s the truth. I wish them well at state in class 1 where they belong.
How many D1 recruits is Valle putting on the field this year? I heard they could give Ritter, Lutheran North and Trinity a run for their money.
Don't get me wrong as I am happy for Rock Bridge in CoMo and really happy that as a freshman, she has committed to Mizzou. There are several Kroenke boys on the Lincoln football team. Their sister, Averi, moved to CoMo as a freshman to play basketball there to increase her exposure to recruiters. H'mmm, I thought only private schools did stuff like that?
Rock Bridge, by the way, is a perennial winner in girls basketball. Per the new success rules in effect in 2020, they will suffer no consequences as a result of being a public school.
Lincoln's quarterback is an absolute stud football player... I have seen Lincoln play, and saw the Valle vs Mid Buc game this past Saturday.
All three teams have great quarterbacks, but Lincoln's is an absolute stud and I will just leave it at that.
If I’ve said it once I’ve said it a million times ... if you think there are absolutely no public schools recruiting ... pull your head out of the sand (and I don’t mean sand).
You're deflecting as ive never stated anything like that.
Valle has a talent pool like harrisonville.
There’s 1 kroenke and it’s not his sister I don’t know where you get your info.
I found the following same names from 25 years ago as this year’s.
Marvin Burke
Michael Burke
Matthew Burke
Marcus Burke
Marty Burke
Morry Burke
Dub is correct. Nothing to see here folks.
This from the Benton County Enterprise
Enterprise Staff
With her two older brothers and her two cousins receiving most of the athletic attention, Averi Kroenke’s time to shine is here and she may outshine them all. The little girl from Lincoln moved to up to attend Rock Bridge high school in Columbia, Missouri, last year for her freshman year and if she wasn’t noticed before, she is now.
Her team made it to the state quarterfinals last season.
Well, she has already received scholarship offers from four D-1 programs, Missouri St, Wichita, St., Drake and Missouri and more are probably on the way.
She is playing for Nike with the Missouri Phenom and made the Olympic tryouts in Colorado Springs.
The 5’10 guard comes from humble beginnings in Lincoln. However, in this day and age there are few secrets and her ability on the basketball court became the talk of the area and now almost everyone involved in basketball knows who she is and how good she really is and how good she could become.
The BCE did a story on her as an eighth grader and was very impressed. She would score 20 or more points in the first half in several games before taking a seat in the second half.
The little girl who would walk the hallways at Lincoln grade school has grown up and the basketball world knows her name. We wish her the very best.
Not deflecting. Just stating a fact. Facts don’t deflect. In fact, facts add to the conversation. Accusing Valle of recruiting football players isn’t a fact. Maybe someone else is deflecting, but not me.
I understand you’re point of how many kids are in the district. But you seem to not understand the dynamics of the situation. In Ste. Genevieve you are either born with green blood and that blood remains green. Or you’re born with blue blood and it remains blue. A certain amount of the population do carry a gene that turns their blood from blue to green after they receive their Confirmation (Catholic religion ceremony) in their 8th grade year of school. But very, very few have the gene that turns their blood from green to blue. No deflection ... facts. You can look it up, lol.
I think it would be funny if Valle went 8 man, enrollment under 150 without multiplier.
First of all, the Kroenke's that are on the football team are her cousins not brother. There is only 1 Kroenke left. Her brothers played there, but have graduated. 2nd, the whole family moved to Columbia and lives in Columbia.
I believe both of her brothers had already graduated and were both enrolled at Mizzou (Columbia). No doubt basketball played a role in her departure. However, I'm not sure that this proves the point you're wanting to make. Don't think that public school (Rock Bridge - Columbia) recruited her and it is another example of a small public school, (Lincoln), losing out by losing a division one basketball player.
I guess your point is that other schools recruit too? Did I misinterpret?
Her 2 brothers (twins) graduated a couple years back. 1 played a couple years at Central Methodist and the other attended Mizzou. Most likely the reason for the family move to Columbia to be able to watch all their kids play sports like good parents should do! The two cousins (one graduated and was the stud QB for them and the other one is a stud for them as a sr this year. They are a great family and great kids.
The article in the Benton County Enterprise was dated July 24 2019 and did not say that the FAMILY moved to Columbia. The point I was making was that if a family moved or if just a single person moved for the sole reason to attend a private school 100 miles from home this board would light up. I do not know anything about the family, but make no mistake I am just glad that she has committed to Mizzou and wish her the best in her career at Rock Bridge.
People dont have to move to attend private schools.
Thank you for making the point.
Well the entire family did move to Columbia. You should have used another example or at least knew the facts about it first.
Whatever....here is my point again just for you:
The point I was making was that if ANY family moved or if just ANY single person moved for the sole reason to attend a private school 100 miles from home this board would light up.
