What a day at St. X! 🐅
Thank you to the 420 families who joined us for Open House and everyone who made it possible!
Future Tigers, take the next step!
📅 Placement Test: December 12
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#WeAreStX
🏆 TRADITION UNEQUALED.
BACK-TO-BACK STATE CHAMPIONS. 🟢🟡
21 State Championships. One unmatched tradition.
Congratulations to our players, coaches, and the entire St. X community on bringing another state title home!
#WeAreStX
St. Xavier 3, Paul Dunbar 0, halftime. Tigers coach Andy Schulten a half away from his 14th state title and 599th career victory. No boys soccer coach in Kentucky history has more of either.
Thank you for everyone that helped with our event today. We had two teams make it to the top 10. If you want to catch any of our matches look us up on YouTube. @REC_Foundation
Tonight’s outcome isn’t about placing faith in Democrats or socialist principles; it’s about holding Republicans accountable for betraying their promises.
All Republicans had to do was:
1. put Americans First
2. not start another war
3. prosecute sex traffickers
It is a little bit of a sad day in the weather community. The NAM computer model has been retired. This model (for our area) was critical in assessing the thermal profile for winter setups. It was the model that best allowed us to identify the "sleet bomb" scenario for this year's bigger Winter Storm. This is why our snow total forecast was lower than most. Virtually all of the other models have been a fail in these critical thermal profiles we use for assessing rain vs snow vs sleet vs freezing rain.
It is being replaced with the RRFS. The RRFS is a FV3 model and sadly the FV3 has been quite the epic fail in US weather modeling. The RRFS has a known bias for "over-convecting" and showing "end of days" scenarios. Hopefully the next iteration of the RRFS improves here.
Regardless, in my professional opinion, losing the NAM will hurt winter forecast because it was the lone model to accurately assess warm air advection (WAA) in Winter scenarios.
The @KHSAA has informed teams that the state soccer brackets have been wrong until tonight. It's now Dunbar-Central Hardin and South Oldham-Highlands girls Tuesday and Dunbar-Bardstown and St. X-Ryle boys on Wednesday. Day of prep wasted.