Henry Clay’s Sota Ippongi is Lexington Player of the Year for 2019 after a vote by the city’s boys’ soccer coaches for the annual All-City Team. Nine other Henry Clay soccer players earned All City honors – 4 boys and five girls. Leading the girls was Elisabeth Hundley, earning First Team All-City with
Henry Clay boys’ soccer coach Jason Behler was named large public high school Coach of the Year for 2019 by the Kentucky High School Soccer Coaches Association. The Blue Devils also feature the KHSSCA’s defensive player of the year in Charlie Boone and goalkeeper of the year in Ethan Anderson. Anderson was also recognized
October 2019 Join Alumni Association Order Henry Clay Apparel Tweet Share Forward to a Friend Coach Grupe Gets 700 Wins! Dale Grupe started his career in Dayton Ohio while stationed there as a member of the Air Force. It was here that he met his late wife Kathy. Dale was a member of the All-Air Force
Slideshow: https://www.kentucky.com/sports/high-school/article236268388.html ‘That’s a drill we’ve run 500 times.’ Practice makes perfect in 11th Region semis. Lexington Herald Leader / Kentucky.com October 15, 2019 https://www.kentucky.com/sports/high-school/article236213378.html With their game tied 1-1, Henry Clay left back Drew Grider spotted space in front of him and a lane to the end line. He took it. Able to
Kori Beaumont’s free kick found teammate Corinne Leach for the only score of the game. It gave the Blue Devils a 1-0 lead with 1:21 left and a shot Saturday at the 11th Region title. Henry Clay will play Dunbar at 6 p.m. Saturday at Lexington Christian’s Larry W. Turner Memorial Stadium. Click Here for the full
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Both the Henry Clay girls and boys soccer team won the 42nd district soccer title at Toyota Stadium in Georgetown on Thursday October 12, 2017. The girls defeated Scott County 7-1 for their fourth consecutive district title. The boys defeated Scott County 4-0 for their 8th straight district title. Both teams advance to the Regional
