Holy Cross Indians Win First-Ever District Title
The Holy Cross Indians have achieved a perfect 9-0 record, with their first-ever district championship in football.
Although the school has previously won a state football championship, this title is significant as it was not accompanied by a district championship in that year.
- The Indians defeated the Ludlow Panthers 43-6 at Rigney Stadium.
- The game saw a 36-0 first-half edge, resulting in a running clock for the second half.
- The team's record now stands at 3-0 in the district.
Indeed, the small parochial school from Latonia did win a state football championship, but in a year when the Indians were not district champions.
Author's summary: Holy Cross Indians achieve perfect record.
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