Holy Cross Wins First-Ever District Title
The Holy Cross Indians have achieved a milestone, winning their first-ever district championship in football with a perfect 9-0 record.
According to Dan Weber, NKyTribune sports reporter, this title is significant, as the school previously won a state football championship without being district champions.
Indeed, the small parochial school from Latonia did win a state football championship, but in a year when the Indians were not district champions, only earning their state title – and a regional crown – with a postseason-ending rush.
The Indians secured! their ninth straight win, going 3-0 in the district with a 43-6 victory over the Ludlow Panthers at Rigney Stadium.
The game saw a 36-0 first-half edge, resulting in a running clock for the second half.
Author's summary: Holy Cross Indians win first district title.
- Record: 9-0
- District championship: first-ever
- Win over Ludlow Panthers: 43-6
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